the. big stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment of well this is the weekly r t international hello and welcome to the program. i levon people have now been arrested following the brutal slaying of a history teacher in fronts its believe some you ll see was targeted for showing karr a kid sure is of the prophet muhammad to his pupils to debate freedom of expression large crowds have gathered in central park as the paid tribute to the victim many came carrying flowers and holding signs proclaiming your sweet prof several other vigils taking place across from this hundreds gathered in. toulouse to deprive violence support freedom of speech and national tribute for mr pouncey is planned for this day. but prosecutors say the beheading was carried out by an 18 year old chechen origin who was born in moscow his family moved to france 12 years ago seeking political asylum russia ses in such cases citizenship is usually withdrawn meaning the country has no link to the
the committee will come to order. i want to say good morning to everyone here today to this hearing of impacts of tariffs on the auto industry. i would like to think their witnesses. i intend to focus on the investigation that was self-initiated by the department of commerce under section 232 of the trade expansion act of 1962 to determine whether imports of automobiles and automotive parts threaten to impair our national security. many of us in the committee have expressed our concerns about the administration s heavy reliance on tariffs. in june, secretary ross appeared to explain the departments finding that steel and aluminum imports threaten to end para national security. as a result of that, the u.s. is currently imposing tariffs of 25% on steel products and 10% on aluminum products. combined these directly affect almost $50 billion worth of goods but also affecting many billions of dollars more in downstream goods. these tariffs caused american manufacturers more t
format familiar to doctor smith by, we like a lot of audience participation. as you listen to the presentation here for a few minutes we will invite you at the end to come to the microphone, ask any questions you might have so that will help you understand, we would like to do that. he will speak in a few minutes about his book, give you a broad summary of the things he has done which means it is impactful, different aspects and have a question and answer session. i would like to introduce doctor carter smith who teaches criminal justice administration at middleton state university. he was in the u.s. army cid for 22 years, 15 of that he served in fort campbell, kentucky where he identified a growing gang problem in the early 90s and later started the first gang and extremist investigation team, carter his interviewed gangs by several news sources, has appeared twice on the popular history channel game land theories and has authored and co-authored three books and many other
harvey. the new mandatory evacuations this morning. murder mystery. did cold medicine turn an aspiring pastor into a killer? the bizarre 911 call. i think i did it. i can t believe this. the husband now facing charges for killing his wife in his sleep. baby baby baby and breaking baby news. princess kate and prince william revealing they re expecting baby number three. what we re learning about kate s condition and the new royal sibling for george and charlotte. baby baby oh and good morning, america. great to have you with us on this labor day. very exciting baby news for princess kate and prince william and you, paula, know a thing or two about having three kids around the house. yeah, this is what you find out what you re made of as parents when you go from man coverage to zone coverage. we want to say good luck to the prince and princess, congratulations to them. we ll have much more ahead. first breaking developments on north korea. another test could b
great recession. think about what happened nationally, the proportion of jobs the disappeared in the manufacturing sector, that was true, a lot of the jobs that were lost paid pretty well but had not required higher education to get. more men than women lost jobs in this recession. i thought that this was a community that had a number of qualities in lost jobs that other people around the country would understand and identify with. i also had the sense jamesville might fit into the sweep of history. i remember the first time i found the youtube video for speech barack obama gave at the assembly plant in february 2008. i don t know if you remember him coming. i remember the first time i listened to the video saying the promise of jamesville is in the part of the domestic war effort in world war ii and the plant stopped making vehicles and started turning out artillery shells. it have its own big moments. i just like that part of history. and before i knew anything about this c