Pipe. Also ahead mothers on the march in guinea or the killing of children is inflaming angers against the president ial plans for reelection. A top story china has summoned a u. S. Diplomat after the Senate Passed a bill to support human rights in hong kong this comes after months of protests if the legislation does become law top officials from the territory could be sanctioned by the u. S. In the future in hong kong a standoff between the police and protesters on the campus shows no signs of ending sarah clarke is there. In a city rocked by violence and months of protests every day life is carrying on from me to primary and secondary schools have resumed classes after being closed for more than a week some major roads have also reopened but traffic is still congested and some raw lines. Remained blocked at Polytechnic University in Central California up to 100 protesters are refusing to leave brought police have surrounded the campus ready to mike arrests if any demonstrators try to
Insurgents started happening after the iraq war and you have a lot of sunni individuals who came to kuwait at the time that were displaced in the conflict that happened. And i think that they have a lot of influence actually and as he said, kuwait has open politics and there has been some situations. And they actually broke down in the middle of these issues and what escalation was part of sm and also in lebanon as well. And this includes the parliamentarians in their support for them as well which i think tells you something about how the sectarian policies of the region are becoming much more prominent and syria takes that too much higher level. And everyone actually has their own players and a lot of the fears that were built up from these other things than that includes what it means and they have their own actors and it will now be a part of another foreign setting. Its just as we talked about. And i think the problem in kuwait is that the politics are much more open. At the same
Freedom and no structure has been put in place to comply. Or is it that there is simplicity by looking the other way rather than just on structural things . I would be interested to hear the panels view on as. Thank you very much. Lets start with that. Okay. I do think the kuwaiti government is aware that this is going on. They may not know the extent of it and i dont know how deeply. But they certainly know that its going on. And i can say that with near certainty. So i will give you an example of one of the ways that it has been difficult for kuwait to do anything about it. One complication is that a lot of the people involved are part of this in one particular individual that you actually mentioned is a former parliamentarian. On twitter he said lets get people to the streets. And that sort of person when you are dealing with those is particularly difficult. And theres one example that i thought was very telling, given a great story of two different fundraising events that were held
Theory about what makes an economy grow. I think its malarkey. If you work 40 hours a week, you should not be living in poverty. Republicans insist that the proposal is too expensive. Were not having honest debates. They wont raise wages for millions of working families . That makes no sense. Hello, im in for lawrence odonnell. President obama is on the offense against equality. He put the Senate Republican party on defense yesterday when they had to go on record filibustering a vote on increasing the minimum wage to about 10 an hour. While obstruction is very common in the do Nothing Congress, we know that, the president s push to make Economic Opportunity the democrats centerpiece is taking hold around the nation. Just today in seattle, the democratic mayor, ed murray, announced he brought labor and Business Leaders to the table for a joint plan to raise the minimum wage there, moving up to 15 per hour, which would be the highest in the nation. What we step towards i think is a progr