stopped monitoring him and the implication therefore is that he was simply considered safe to return back to the u.k. that was reiterated to us by the and today in a statement they told us that sort of the government inquiry into what led up to the manchester attack it found that the decision to start monitoring a baby in two thousand and fourteen was found on the basis of the information available at the time and although they didn't mention a baby by name in this statement to us they did confirm that the operation to rescue british citizens from libya in two thousand and fourteen took place during the deteriorating security situation in libya in two thousand and fourteen but the force officials were deployed. of british nationals and their dependents and i think what the government has been keen to point out is that that decision to close the case and invade in two thousand and fourteen based on the information they had

at the time the point they're making there is that no one could have known back then that upon his return to the u.k. he would go on to start this sort of downward spiral of radicalization that word culminate with that horrific attack at the area on the ground a consulate in manchester arena last may. further rallies against donald trump's the voice of immigration policy are expected across the u.s. later some previous protests turned ugly with government's star tasked with finding deporting illegal immigrants facing threats and violence in one city police even refused to help. explain it. well imagine if you were just going about your day trying to do your job and you were confronted by a bunch of protesters who appear to be threatening what would you do well call the

police i'm assuming but what if you were ignored because of the reputation of the agency you work for now if you're a us citizen this could be claimed as a violation of the constitution and apparently this is what's happening to immigration and customs enforcement or ice employees in portland oregon now ice an agency tasked with cracking down on illegal immigration has accused the mayor of portland of violating the constitution by not allowing police to interfere with an anti ice protests for about a month until july twenty fifth activists were preventing ice employees from going in and out of their building protesting against the trump administration's policies towards illegal immigrants but anti-i sentiment is widespread protesters across the country have denounced the agency making some very interesting comparisons i see as the modern day america and. we cannot stand by it more or in just agencies.

that. when ice called the portland police stop the department mayor ted wheeler who's also police commissioner refused saying his officers would not bail out ice here's how he explained his stance in this case i have consistently stated that i do not want the portland police bureau in gauged in securing federal property that houses a federal agency with its own federal police force ice accuse the mayor of creating a quote zone of terror and lawlessness but this conflict between wheeler and the trumpet ministration has been going on for months now in january attorney general jeff sessions ordered sanctuary cities like los angeles chicago portland etc to comply with immigration enforcement efforts. now these cities refuse with we were calling it one of the most disappointing actions ever seen in the white house but protests against ice have sprouted nationwide an anti-us sentiment has trickled

into effect trump officials even press secretary sarah sanders and secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen many by now have heard that i was asked to leave a restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family my husband and i politely left and went home i was asked to leave because i work for president trump. you. know. this latest case shows that the u.s. is growing more and more polarized and it's not just limited to protesters we're now witnessing disagreement between the federal government and the state government which could potentially have very severe repercussions. yet doesn't lead to all the questions this let's try and answer them with media relations consultant griffin real live in the program joel and welcome as ever and do you see

this type of stance having momentum or are we going to see more confrontation between local authorities and the federal government we have a picture of them or they're looking quite emboldened. well yes look this is top down funded by the cia in the alphabet soup didn't see as ok it's an emergency contingency plan for when there's civil unrest and when there's when there's there's a terrorist attack they've they've perverted it and they're using these powers and this money to buy out local police departments and to try to create the conditions for bloodshed and it's absolutely criminal and it's unconstitutional and the president has the authority to stop it with the military needs be so the left thinks that a dictatorship is a bad idea. just just come in one point you said there regardless of support or not a political process is i would expect the portland murders instruction to police to not protect ice employees to be in breach of the constitution must be correct.

do you think equal application of the law is the fourteenth amendment really just the spirit of any democratic country in the united kingdom that doesn't have that written but equal application of the laws came from more blackstone i mean this principle is so basic to western society that that the mayor would say that is deserving of the media removal and bras accuse you but how does that play out is it going to be endless court cases over that do you think. look what we're going to see right now if you can paying attention to the united states there are upwards now of thirty thousand plus and county federal indictments and many of these people are believed to be the i.p.s. highest number of congress persons not returning to seek reelection since one thousand nine hundred two some precedent so there's going to be a law and order response to this and i hope for the sake of peace and stability and

our country just our country what it represents yet there decide or not it's either side is not backing done here john are they just how united is your country right now because president trump is continuing more on the policy through divisive policies people opposing him or standing up even further we'll see you and your network shows every thing and that's one of the reasons i'm on it you know the major corporate networks only show you the extremes so you don't actually get to see people agreeing on the street we don't actually get to see all of the times that i have had watch with democrats and we've actually had found common ground it's america it's a country you know russia's there are divided i did a little issues a man i know some people disagree with your present president's social policies but at the end of the day you're all russian. french we're americans and if we can just remember that and keep telling ourselves maybe we can stop the violence don thanks

as always to coming on the show views of jhelum griffin media relations consultant . spain is to establish special centers to identify migrants it's part of an emergency plan after a jump in the number of new arrivals this video was posted on line showing a boat landing of that beach in the southern city of kiddies the migrants then run off in different directions after making a life threatening journey across the mediterranean. well the number of illegal migrants arriving by boat in spain in the past six months equals the entire amount seen in twenty seventeen other countries also coming under pressure italy a close second and numbers are not predicted to ease up any time soon even some of those who successfully make the perilous journey face further dangers in europe a charity in italy say's refugee children are being sexually abused when they

arrive in the country i think that youngsters are being exploited in return for basic food and shelter. when we arrived at the last italian station we realize that we cannot get on the train to germany because it's guarded by police they check not only tickets but also the documents for all travelers not knowing what to do we asked for help from a compassionate at the station waiting for another nigerian girl the man offered to help and said he would child to me in exchange for sexual services. during the trip i was kidnapped my brother was killed in the attempt to free me it was horrible since then i have been alone with my father's friend who before continuing the journey subjected me to a rude and abuse me i was not even eighteen but when we arrived need only this man made me to claire i was nettled and his wife after escaping from my father's friend he began abusing me days of terror when i did nothing but think how to survive. the latest figures from save the children show that almost two thousand girls have been

sexually abused in italy since twenty seven dean one hundred and sixty of them are children while others are pretended to be older or had just recently turned eighteen geo political analysts run a rough seas that europe is incapable of solving the ongoing migration crisis i think in such a chaotic situation. when you have to handle many incoming refugees it's hard to determine. actually what is the present age what is the real age of the migrant the whole migrant system the way how the authorities take care of those on the rebel migrants all girls. under age of eighteen it's very alarming. really fought that right wrist to come to europe this whole situation shows that the migration to europe is

a human tragedy policymakers in the european union. they are. really this problem. the russian foreign ministry has confirmed the three russian journalists have been killed in central african republic. well maria phenomena is with me now in the studio for more on this. talking in the previous hours confirmation had been not confirm we were waiting for some kind of

conclusion on this we seem to have got it yet it is now confirmed that three russian journalists were killed in an attack while on assignment in central african republic their dead bodies were discovered by un peacekeeping personnel on the ground some twenty or thirty kilometers north of the central city of seaboard on the road and in abandoned car also was discovered at the scene stressed with multiple gunshots so it looks like the team was attacked by a large group of gunmen i've known reasons what exactly happened unclear there. but i mean i guess the investigation is to go on the ground buddies of the three journalists were first taken to the u.n. facility. and then later transferred to one of the hospitals in the capital city. and this is where the bodies are currently and we hear from russian embassy that

they will organize their return to their homeland as soon as possible and this is the comment from russia's foreign ministry that she diplomats our diplomats will certainly work with all the documentation found at the scene where the board is rude to the russian foreign ministry is working alongside russian law enforcement diplomats who are in direct contact with law enforcement in the central african republic. so what do we know about the group there the journalist group that we know what they were actually working on what to sign when they were all actually snow isn't quite clear what they signed and of these journalists in central african republic was we have some unconfirmed reports we hear something from their colleagues and their friends and family so that probably . a private entity they were filming a documentary about foreign mercenaries on the ground some say particulary private

contractor mentioned a group known as wagner was present was never confirmed was present in the central african republic was never confirmed reportedly it has links to russia but again it's not quite clear exactly what the crew was doing there on the ground just a few if you words about who they were hiding jamal he was well known well correspondent reporting from afghanistan serially iraq he was fifty one years old i mean well experienced journalist forty seven year old documentary director alexander to start ago you know he had been awarded multiple prices for his work very well known i mean name among journalists as well and killer options but he was a cameraman the youngest of the team he was thirty three years old all you know very professional journalists experienced and as their friends now say colleagues

are very brave and passionate and it's now listen to what huns friend told us i told. him and those who promise to protect them with the knowledge is no matter the central african republic is an extremely dangerous place for white people especially if we don't military protection they do such dangerous things most. there is a civil war in which a person's life cost nothing not a penny unfortunately my friend into this war. and you just feel for their families getting getting not call their loved ones time to. but thanks for bringing us the latest update on this. front says laura heists of parliament house quashed two motions of no confidence brought against the money will micron's government they were tabled in response to the president's handling of a scandal involving his former bodyguard who was filmed attacking a demonstrator during may day protests sure to do as the story. at the center of

those motions of no confidence is one man alexander pope and he used to be a security aide to president michael and now he was filmed during the may day protests violently aggressing some of the protesters and as a result of that of the scandal that's ensued politicians all serious with the actions of emanuel much corn and his office well we now know that an investigation is already taking place into what happened almost made a right but now a new video has emerged and there is a new investigation into that video that video which is obtained by little ass on which is a paper here in france appears to show woods' claim shows. at a different point in the protest and it's alleged he went on to violently aggress two individuals. with.

you. know on this particular subject he says it's not him in the video he also denies it during the protest that he was wearing a police cap or police insignia and he said that he is willing to appear before the parliamentary inquiries into his actions on may day well what happened may day well as we saw from the video was originally released about two weeks ago we see him individually charging a woman down the street and then later we see him hitting a man on the top of the head very aggressively and then what appears to be him stamping that man in the stomach as he falls to the ground and there was a massive controversy when this president hasn't spoken must be on the subject but he has said that the actions of the no was seen as a betrayal and he feels that he's sucking was so. action and. i am proud of having

hired alexander the knowledge that he made a mistake a real one a serious one the felt like a betrayal i told him so scotty everybody makes mistakes so the response must be in proportion with gov well many people are questioning why macron didn't have to know us sacked at a time why it took this media frenzy to whip up this storm why it was that which was the point at which he was sacked and as a result of that that is why we are seeing seeing these two motions of no confidence in president and in the french government over this entire affair and giving a sense to give you a sense of how serious this is it's the first time that we have seen a double censure take place since around nineteen eighty. russian climbers been rescued after spending almost a week stranded on a mountain in pakistan he survived without food for several days while enduring

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