allie many have rightfully argued that her murder was to send a message to poor people of color like herself and though she represented that they shouldn't speak up another person writes it on twitter sierra's says it's been very somber and brazil now there's still a lot of speculation as to who the message was for and what it was supposed to say speaking of the killing but mary ali's dad has also put the spotlight back on police brutality in particular against afro brazilians and residents cecilia this is one of the things that a lot of people are talking about the fight against the militarization of rio the fight against corruption in the police force where do you think that fight stands right now that important point because muddy alley has been working on the if behind the light for the last ten years. she used to work. years. here is my celebration and he was leading a commission there to use to investigate the healed militias here so muddy air will be used to work with this and it's important to point their milly's sure it's a big if the healt going in real it's impressive beca

allie many have rightfully argued that her murder was to send a message to poor people of color like herself and though she represented that they shouldn't speak up another person writes it on twitter sierra's says it's been very somber and brazil now there's still a lot of speculation as to who the message was for and what it was supposed to say speaking of the killing but mary ali's dad has also put the spotlight back on police brutality in particular against afro brazilians and residents cecilia this is one of the things that a lot of people are talking about the fight against the militarization of rio the fight against corruption in the police force where do you think that fight stands right now that important point because muddy alley has been working on the if behind the light for the last ten years. she used to work. years. here is my celebration and he was leading a commission there to use to investigate the healed militias here so muddy air we used to work with this and it's important to point there me leadership it's a big it's a healed being in real it's impressive because

allie many have rightfully argued that her murder was to send a message to poor people of color like herself and though she represented that they shouldn't speak up another person writes it on twitter sierra's says it's been very somber and brazil now there's still a lot of speculation as to who the message was for and what it was supposed to say speaking of the killing but mary ali's dad has also put the spotlight back on police brutality in particular against afro brazilians and residents cecilia this is one of the things that a lot of people are talking about the fight against the militarization of rio the fight against corruption in the police force where do you think that fight stands right now that important point because muddy alley has been working on the if behind the light for the last ten years. she used to work we. have to ear. here's my celebration and he was leading a commission that he used to investigate the healed militias here so muddy air that he used to work with this and it's important to point that milly's share it's a big it's a healed being in real it's impres

allie many have rightfully argued that her murder was to send a message to poor people of color like herself and though she represented that they shouldn't speak up another person writes it on twitter sierra's says it's been very somber and brazil now there's still a lot of speculation as to whom the message was for and what it was supposed to say speaking of the killing but mary ali's dad has also put the spotlight back on police brutality in particular against afro brazilians and residents cecilia this is one of the things that a lot of people are talking about the fight against the militarization of rio the fight against corruption in the police force where do you think that fight stands right now that's the important point because muddy alley has been working on the if behind the light for the last ten years because she used to work we. have to ear. here is my celebration and he was leading a commission there to use to investigate the healed militias here so muddy air will be used to work with this and it's important to point their milly's sure it's a big if the healt going in re

and allies expelling russian diplomats foreign ministry spokesperson marie is a cut of has just revealed that the u.s. and britain put colossal pressure on a new member states in fact only ten each state's abstained from taking action against moscow austria is among those countries with london now trying to get it on side artesian this is their thing takes a closer look at the development. k. has tried to put pressure on austria over that decision not to expel any russian diplomats now in a recent interview austria's foreign minister cameron can i still said that the british ambassador to austria tried to put pressure on the member states telling them to take specific measures this was not to ease summits last week let's take a listen to what the foreign minister had to say when the situation gets tough you have to keep channels open the u.k. ambassador to austria issued on wednesday in order to encourage us to take specific measures on saturday to demolish was repeated on monday while i was in kosovo the chancellor and i spoke over the phone about our position which is now public it's o

anne-marie? >> thank you so much, hena. >>> oversees a power grab is also grabbing criticism. this week china's national people's congress is expected to pass the bill changing the constitution to allow president xi jinping to stay in power indefinitely. he's been in power since 2012. his post as party general secretary and head of the military already have no term limits. >>> now to newly released video from the helmet camera of one of the u.s. soldiers killed in the west african nation of niger five months ago. it was revealed yesterday by isis. a warning this video is graphic. david martin reports. >> reporter: it is a propaganda video released by isis to show how supposedly invincible they are. cbs news has chosen to release parts of the video captured by the militants of helmet camera worn by one of the soldiers. the video shows what no words can express how cut off they were. they were returned from what was supposed to be a low-risk patrol made up of 11 american soldiers and 30 nigerian soldiers. at first they tried to take cover behind their suv. with one of the soldie

hold showed johnson the petition regarding mary. i'm going to take a pass on that one. [ laughter ] >> whether he did or didn't show the petition, we know that johnson confirmed the sentences. they were announced the next day and the 6 at the of july. to take affect the following day on the 7th of july before convicted defendants were executed on that day at about noon. and the chapter, this chapter of my bookends with the picture, the grim picture of the four bodies hanging from the gallows on that day. stanton himself only lived for about four more years. he died in december of 1869 just after being nominated and confirmed to the supreme court. a position that he was never able to fill. and within weeks after he was dead, some newspapers were claiming that stanton had quote, died by his own hand rather than longer bid the torture which was his own to bear from the execution of mary. a longer version of this story appeared a few years later in which stanton's black servant was shaving stanton and stepped across the room and turned

about whether hold showed johnson the petition regarding mary serotte. i'm going to take a pass on that one. whether he did or didn't show the petition, we know that johnson confirmed the sentences. they were announced the next day. the 6th of july, to take effect on the following day, the 7th of july. the four convicted defendants were executed on that day at about noon and the chapter -- this chapter of my book ends with the picture, the grim picture, of the four bodies hanging from the gallows on that day. stanton himself only lived for about four more years. he died in december of 1869, just after being nominated and confirmed to the supreme court, a position that he never was able to fill. within weeks after he was dead, some newspapers were claiming that stanton had quote, died by his own hand rather than longer bear the torture which was his own to bear from the execution of mary serotte. a longer version of this story appeared a few years later in which stanton's black servant supposedly was shaving stanton, stepped across the room for a moment,

johnson was showed the petition regarding mary surratt. i will take a pass on that one. whether he did or not show the petition. we know that johnson confirmed the sentences, they were announce the next day, the sixth of july, to take effect on the following day, the seventh of july, the four convicted defendants were executed on that day at about noon. endschapter of my book with the grim picture of the four bodies hanging from the gallows on that day. stanton himself only lived four more years. he died in december of 1869, just after being nominated and confirmed to the supreme court, a position he was never able to fill. dead, weeks after he was some newspapers were claiming that stanton had died by his own hand rather than bear the torture which was his own to bear from the execution of mary surratt. the longer version of this story appeared a few years later in lack servantn's b was shaving stanton and then turned to see the razor slide across stan's throat. romantic stuff. -- dramatic stuff. octor wrote a long newspaper article listi

mary mac a lot of news happening last night. >> you to react to this, north korea takes over the world's gordon chang. this is a big announcement. >> never had a sitting american president meet with a north korean leader. that is important in itself lose the south koreans said kim jong un is committed to denuclearization. that is stunning because we know kim has based his legitimacy on possessing nukes. that was written in his constitution in 2013 and it is about a strong nuclear arsenal and strong economy. he has a lot of explaining to do to the north korean people if he is serious. we have to be skeptical. mary mac are you cautiously optimistic? he said yes, good way to put it. >> sanctions are working. office 39, the kim family, running low on cash. people say the foreign-exchange reserves will run out by october but we are not where we need to be. where we need to be as kim understands he has no choice but to give up his nukes and he will only be there when he has seen general defect. that is 6 months down the road, maybe a year. these talks are coming at a time when -- rob: why woul

mary: in terms of the war in syria, the us and its allies slammed russia after the cease-fire collapsed this week. letter putin blames, quote, extremist forces so the united nations deliveries aid to evacuate civilians. is this another setback for syria? what is happening here? >> b lying through his teeth. the reality is every time we had a cease-fire in syria and ukraine the russians have broken the cease-fire and they have done it here. those planes that are bombing those people are not opposition forces, they don't own a single airplane, they are not extremists who own airplanes, those planes are russian and syrian airplanes continuing to bomb the people and we can see on television, that is russia breaking the cease-fire. mary: the united nations shedding light on north korea at the legal trade, the kim jong-il regime making chemical weapons, between 2012, 2017, that is in direct violation of the international sanctions, isn't it? >> absolutely. we have to deal with this regi regime. they are pointing nuclear weapons at the united states and that is enough to take these guys on but

mary: the trump administration has been making it look irrelevant for quite a few months. there was mention today in bringing the idea of licensing agreements and what they feel are chinese forcing american company to transfer, porcine licensing agreements that are not at market rates. there was talk in the actual -- that were released today, bringing that to the two. -- t wto. i do not know how it will work out, but it is a very of hope for them today. -- is a ray of hope for them today. betty: thank you. mary, on the news here. we are continuing to get more from china on the tariffs. now courtney collins. courtney: more turmoil at the white house. president trump replacing national security advisor h.r. mcmaster in a move that was flagged in recent days. it is the latest shakeup ahead of talks with north korea. his replacement will be john bolton, a former ambassador to the u.n. he would become a frequent behind the scenes visitor to the president and had campaigned openly to replace mcmaster. president trump's lead attorney against the russian inquiry has resigned as a

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