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i asked my son what they did with the man who came to see them my son was stunned and said what made fright the taters i asked what else they did he rape me that was his answer i was lost for words i called another mother she told me her kids had the same story. my son decided to tell me everything he told me i was so afraid they said they would draw me the lake would lock me up in rehab for the rest of my life. the. children say that one of the supervisors who brought them to this man and his friend just watched them being raped and all the boy saw how they gave money to the supervisors the small children didn't even know what the banknotes were so they just described them as green bits of paper. that.
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most of the issue was going to he's. going to get a good number that we. believe in the shoes they're ripping each other and those kids that talking about it openly stay here until the night to listen for yourself on sat talking about at this school. to be able to. say he was framed that keys in them of something you didn't. the
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former inmates into the school stayed there overnight they're the ones who did all this with the kids and now they're just protecting each other so he complained. about pew says he was so naive to do this he filed complaints about the orphanage as director the kids as they can fall and winter without proper clothing so the older kids are beating younger residents so they're not given the boot sometimes. as a result a far reaching investigation into the claims of abuse is now under way child welfare specialists are also carrying out assessments of all often it is in the chelyabinsk region. the olympic athletes from russia team have won their first gold medal at the games in south korea two teenage figure skaters took the top spot on the podium by also taking the silver in the women's singles fifteen year old alina as the gate of the edge over her teammate and close friend of gagne and medvedev are in the final standings after their points from the
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short and free skate programs were combined of the two actually tied in the free skate which is a rare occurrence but the gate of a perform better in the short program on wednesday the bronze went to canada's tate and altman games have been as a gauge of a little big debut as well here's what some of the fans had to say about their performance. and the girls have outperformed themselves you can see from their results the best of the season it was unclear who would come first until the final moment we knew was the goal to go to russia. it is right also supporting the two girls some like you gain are better than alina and vice versa but i do realize the second place would also be ours so none of that mattered at the bases out there is a good deal so when you. got the nibbles a lot of skating was insane the competition was very strong. and well them to both of them there's also been a bit of a buzz outside the in the stadium to donald trump and kim jong un have been for
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a stroll around the host city the lookalikes have any way to trying to join them. we're waiting for the two main sporting news makers to arrive back in town for the final stage of the olympics. here again we're here to go to some hospitality houses. people are going to be so mad at leats see any good ones thank you. for all right guys let's go. did you start getting along any better i still have a bigger button anytos but we're negotiating the thing the bought tickets you know i got to figure everything. out. i want to sit in front well we're going. to have a kid each year we're. going to talk about our small atomic missiles. where
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we're going to give them a name maybe you just wouldn't you want to instagram. you go. sit. here. i think the best place that we can solve our problems. so that it's less at the bottom where you think of the bird at the wall. cut. almost to the wall so we are just outside canada's hospitality house and the leaders say they want to try and get it. we would love to have you but sorry.
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so mr trump in just a camp or told they can come inside the. no the house and the jets fly somewhere else. land. on the dead. bodies so we're inside the check our sweat mr trump and mr cameron as you can see people are going wild about a. cut they're taking pictures with the south korean fire doesn't matter we tried various to be unified on the road.
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all existing. models are like your sister the south korean peninsula. car one. i'll come to. know. she was being a bit right now my house she hasn't traveled for long. but away she i can see you know i will try to find out what he needed to know where she is has anyone seen my sister as you see my sister came you know john. have you seen my sister came you know john oh yeah but my sister came you know john . she was with my comments at the prospect i want to enter and i want to enter a new story from friend of mind of. knowing why write about international relations you know i'm.
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howard janice allen and you know you have a train job. hard making sure that there's always fun when you're like me and that . you're watching r t international from moscow after the break we take a look at how the florida school shooting in shaping the route of gun control in the u.s. . played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill the narrowness and spending to get the twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else going to be true so i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played
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great so one more chance with. the piece it's going to. say this is charlie munger has approached economics lobola lomotil so wells fargo palau wells fargo below the turn charlie munger and warren buffett turns them are. hello again anti-gun campaigners in america are stepping up their fight to have new firearms laws passed they've now published a list of over two hundred fifty congress members who they accuse of receiving money from the national rifle association which is
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a powerful lobby group the long running over gun controls intensified since last week's florida school massacre in which seventeen people were killed in transit is led to wave of impassioned calls for action to be taken. this is. my pretty been. legally registered a r fifteen which i purchased over thirty years ago i decided today. i'm going to make sure this weapon will never be able to go away. now. despite clearly heightened emotions across the united states right now there are still many continuing to staunchly defend their right to buy and carry guns when we discussed it on air earlier we heard pleas for tighter controls to protect schools but they were roundly rejected by gun supporters who suggest the solution is to arm teachers. when you think about the power of the n.r.a.
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you really have to think about the control of the narrative that they have and the way that politicians that are for more guns and against gun control you know pretty much for pete's the same buzz buzz lines and points that the n.r.a. kind of puts out this is totally overblown to suggest that any one group has way more sway or the ability to like truly put lives in danger to enter a certainly as is a powerful special interest group but there's probably you know a dozen twenty thirty i don't know it's hard to say who is more powerful but if the power of the n.r.a. is not in their campaign contributions it's the way they reflecting the american people who value their liberties i think it's false vats the majority of american people supports what the n.r.a. puts out there many studies have actually shown that many people on the ground actually don't exactly support the same line by line arguments at the n.r.a.
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you put out there after the florida shooting president trump said he believes teachers should be armed which is a controversial stance in of itself well let's take a listen to his exact words it's called concealed carry where a teacher would have a concealed gun on them they'd go for special training and they would. be there and you would no longer have a gun free zone gun free zone to a maniac. because they're all cowards the gun free zone is let's go in and let's attack because bullets aren't coming back at us that is the only step that could reasonably protect every kid in america today you can ban all the guns you want today you can ban every sale every manufacturer you're not going to stop a single shooting killer every killer is going to find a gun there are over two hundred thirty million guns and almost one per person in
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this country you're not going to get rid of them and you shouldn't get rid of them . the best way to defend against a criminal with a gun is somebody who is loved by eating with a gun if we're talking about specifically education and schools we really have to think reflect and think what does education really mean to us and if we want to militarize these areas if we want to introduce weapons and encourage teachers to carry weapons i think that that's absurd and you know for me and for the majority of american schools are a place of human development and growth and free thinking and critical thinking and not a place for weaponize suppression and fear and intimidation which happens from guns because that's what they do they kill. the german justice ministry is warning there could be a surge in the number of his list extremists in the country's prisons in the coming is and his fear that many of them could be radicalized while inside as peter one of
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the reports. germany's jails need to face up to the risks of islamic radicalization that says stats from law enforcement say that there's one hundred fifty dangerous islamists in the prison population and it's got politicians concerned. in the next few years who must expect away from extremists in our presents the number of. muslims is is big enough to. create a group who can influence. others jews because others are not organized in any form the number of terror investigations being launched is also on the rise at the end of last year the german government released the figures showing they launched five times as many terror probes in twenty seventeen as they had done in the previous year with eighty percent of those having
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a link to radical islam that is putting a strain on germany's prison system and the city of college who prosecutors opened over a thousand terror investigations last year from hate preaches to assassins to battle hardened return needs from the fighting in syria all need to be housed among the prison population the police are also complaining about a lack of staff and resources to deal with the numbers while guarding against radicalization with the elite down to terry unit amongst those calling for help and resources union say there are dangerous shortfalls across the board we have too few civil servants and employees in the penal system in germany we estimated two thousand people are needed as well as security personnel psychologists teachers a medical staff staff are doing a lot of overtime it's not just a german problem in the u.k. the government has warned about self-styled m.e. is actively looking to recruit. people in jail while in france radical islam in
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prison was blamed for a strike by guards who say it's no longer a safe place to work you know the justice minister has allegedly offered an increase in salary to prison guards but the people they say it's just not enough what they want is a safe working environment and it's something they want right now the german coalition deal between angola merkel's conservatives and the social democrats have promised an extra two thousand staff for the judiciary however these are mostly jobs in the courts not in prisons themselves where there's a need for people to identify and work to stop those detainees looking to spread islamic extremism in jail there are societies not prepared for dealing with such problems so i think we have to really think turn it just so you should see the legal basis of course in parliament it needs to be prepared to discuss debated
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decided what is the purpose of keeping them in our prisons instead of solving the problem by sending them to courting them back to their countries of origin deportation is something that threatens their existence and therefore i think this would be much much stronger of a signal compared to just some social reintegration programs in prisons. ok that's it for now thanks very much for watching friday football next for stan collymore then i'll be back here with your next r.t. international world news you know that. most money for the sports deal in the steel mills and most of the snowboarder the
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welcome to the stunning call emotional lights up we'll see the smallest lake in the world to morning miami to get the lights east on the di feedback and m.l.s. sometimes friends. miami is now home to my. after a five year battle england legend david beckham and then to the birth of a new team in south florida being sport's kind marie gave us some insight. so that we know this man david beckham is going up an m.l.s. from choice a miami based i can see where the stadium is going to be built in a place which i mean downtown i don't have a chop with the british sports broadcaster and journalist this might be the last
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five years time already there isn't much about the beautiful game she doesn't know she worked for around with drinks a very one time in fact was that was a plan that's just what the miami reaction is to back your own difficult. let's talk like david beckham because we come to miami to interview a peruvian legend to free up the b.s. and then go into washington you know in the miami herald from your role you can see the announcements. being taken in in miami you know peace school team coaching the city well you see something that my. i think a lot of them do and you can see that this is a big group already. and.
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i think there is you know an area as we've seen with the. stadium so that's a big part of it the hispanic community. and a lot of the really. many people are actually not even from miami so there isn't a miami pride. especially in america. to be from a c.c. . something that. is getting the young south america. even if they have. players coming in so they can do it makes.
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do you think that will be effective. yeah that's one thing i've talked about you have to make accessible to everybody. the middle class ball that you. have to be able to reach the people who actually want to see this who have. been in the car culture so the ticket prices are going to be really important. so these polls are. a group. to my kids personally three. major league soccer from choice come true. he's going to bring jobs he's going to breed shops balls restaurants you're not necessarily because we know that's not true we
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have a mile away we have a brand new baseball stadium when you face to face front up there at that stage five years ago we had no line you said now it does not act as an economic analyst we need the daily activity that really is an economic generator going to get these beers not to be doing fifty jobs on any course that's not going to do it. i'd say ninety six overtime was in coal price that's very old in american so the halls of the miami african american community it's also very very poll as you can see there are images everywhere of benefits generally. so in some of the brightness the lights here. many many years ago so high when it impacts on the community just gentrifying area and draw even old african-american community even further into public so one of the dynamics really interesting to see about this back in the
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story. there is considerable opposition here to the stadium that the thinking being that the fifty sixty jobs or that it might bring for forty years so events a year you know won't add to the community community needs more in the way of restaurants entertainment further development of that sort to revitalize what has been a. disadvantage community a guy who knows this auckland say so well here thomas front and fama and us scouts he said the fact that people are going to be able to hear each week about what's happening to go and watch the stadium the impulse it's what should. they. they know that they're going to have something that they feel invested in so then by the time it is here that i need to be that i want to go that twenty five thousand good known by not too big not expecting to get the cosco numbers that you did i think it's a good start i feel confident about saying. even if we have forty events per year
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a business cannot survive on forty eight days a year you'd need three hundred sixty five days activity that's what we want to decide we're not going to take it down that we're not and take stock of the fact of the matter is this is not the area where people are going to contain one hundred dollars plans to go to a soccer game and we're looking for commercial uses we're looking for educational use this religion for work for housing we're looking for common you know a real livable community it's happening in miami it's happening right here and we believe that this guy it's a bench trial and it deserves a past. her appeal and respect to. the heats of the dolphins who got the ball in this. room in miami miami if this happens who will become one of only a few in the united states of america that. every major step
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forward. so it will be something of a milestone for the city and. you really do need to tie gates everybody to let everybody know that it's not just the football to go and see for the people who can afford it for the people who have begun as everybody needs to be able to go and see this maybe the local soccer folks white kids are playing already local schools to get them and do some discount deals let some of the kids in free sometimes anything like that i think all sides are really help and really felt the fabric of the team here in miami. so often. leads into many. this and this one is no different we come to miami for change to east on groups washington to split the journey i'm doing so to chat to to feel good b.s. welcome pledging to bend the back i'm news proud but then walking around the same
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story over time to streets business and sightsee ninety six an area where fishing from choice for most of the african-american and latino communities nave and chatting to some of the locals i don't want the stadium here i don't feel the jobs are coming so story that bicycling was going to be a great new stadium gets built english football legend adds to the community is that there is another saw you. after the break we'll take you to the smallest football league in the world. we were used to war from gaza it was
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