roots the. real. reason may further inflame tensions over bricks and by asking the e.u. to push back that of all state patients in brussels appears to be wearing thin. wrapping treaties in the weaponized space moscow warns against spiralling into a new arms race in the twenty first century. and a donald trump official or a menacing boat facebook backs down apologizes after banning the account of the president's social media chief. hello to you this wednesday the twentieth of march in moscow one and call him brave if you're out he will use this out thanks for checking in with us first off to this

and the u.k.'s breakfasted used to look set to continue well beyond that fast approaching march the twenty ninth deadline to raise a maze now written to the e.u. to request a three month extension to the withdrawal process a move the prime minister staunchly defended in parliament earlier i have to ask this morning richard to present to us the president of the european council informing informing him that the u.k. seeks an extension to the article fifty period until the thirtieth of june as prime minister i am. i am not prepared to lay bricks it any further than. just a wee over a week to go until that official breaks a deadline is supposed to kick in here we are with the british prime minister requesting officially an extension to article fifty requesting that the deadline be pushed back she calls it a short one three months long until june thirtieth and. of course she had

to make her case not just with brussels by sending a letter officially requesting this to the european council but also here in westminster where she is still battling on trying to convince her m.p.'s to support her but according to teresa mayes critics nothing about what's been going on has been reasonable or sensible all she's doing is running down the clock after a second heavy duty today was just marks one thousand days since the referendum and this government is lead the country and themselves into crisis chaos and division while just to be clear for any such extension to actually be able to take place we need to see european member states to all come together and approve such an extension and we have seen in response to official to the official plea from theresa me to have an extension a statement made by the european council president. believe the show to extension

would be people should be. but two of the condition of all the positive votes on that was the road we meant in the house of well where this leaves to resubmit a really remains uncertain at this particular moment of course if you remember this is the deal that has been rejected twice at the house of commons so here he is saying that we want you to approve this deal and then you can have the extension while this is a deal that you know is not getting approval here in westminster so the way things stand now we are indeed done nine days away from march twenty ninth then legally speaking this is when the u.k. where britain is supposed to leave the european union unless some kind of magical new development take place takes place. russia's foreign minister is warning against the emergence of a new arms race on an even greater scale than the cold. speaking at

a disarmament conference in geneva so go for all of said he regrets america's willingness to undermine some cornerstone treaties on controlling weapons stockpiles in turn washington question moscow's intentions in preventing an arms race or details now from our things where if a national russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov i have to say has been very critical and has in fact accused america of destabilizing world security lover of has expressed his dippers concerns frustration and fear is over the current situation in the field of nonproliferation of weapons and global arms control emphasizing that africa is designed to destroy global basic agreements that proved to be doing their job well in guaranteeing world security and protecting international peace are rising and this is a very dangerous tendency a lover of has particularly referred to america's recent to withdrawal from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty known as the i am after treaty signed

between moscow and washington back in nineteen eighty seven warning that the recent developments may turn threats of nuclear warhead into a groom reality. through which we are now hearing is talk of the possibility of unleashing a limited nuclear war for russia and i hope all the other countries represented here such a prospect is unacceptable however such a scenario could become a reality if we together fail to find a sensible alternative to recent tendencies aimed at undermining the very edifice of arms control treaties should there be a new arms race a lot of countries will rely on their nuclear and missile arsenals as the only guarantee of their national security russia has responded by saying that it will also suspend its obligations under the agreement but speaking of the conference in geneva earlier on wednesday minister lavrov has stressed that it wasn't russia's decision it wasn't russia's initiative russia has simply responded and russia.

remains open for the dialogue and is not interested in any way in arms race with the washington but as moscow can see right now washington is not ready for these dollars and this is what minister lavrov has read to read it one more time and he has brought among other things america's recent steps in developing space missile defense program alarming steps as the lover of billions. in the u.s. funds have been earmarked for the establishment of a space missile defense system as well as putting strike capabilities into orbit this is opening pandora's box as minister lavrov has said russia hopes and believes that its western partners colleagues are responsible for global security and at the end of the day the future of the mankind will hear russia's voice and follow the right path. the case of mistaken identity has forced facebook into making an apology after a band donald trump social media director believing him to be

a boss and of more pain as the details. of an apology from facebook for banning the account of damn scab and all the white house social media director they are confirming that it is indeed outrageous to claim that he was a bot that the account was definitely not a bot account it wasn't legit account and that he should not have been blocked in order to stop automated bots we count the amount of identical repetitive activity coming from one account in a short period of time such as mentioning people these limits can have the unintended consequence of temporarily preventing real people like ben's could be no from engaging in such activity but lift in an hour or two which is what happened in this case we've been in touch with him and have apologized for the inconvenience trip was quick to speak up on social media saying that it was a political move not motivated by alleged bought activity trump spoke up saying facebook google and twitter now. to mention the corrupt media are so on the side of

the radical left democrats but fear not we will win anyway just like we did before he also attacked the media as he often does when speaking to reporters during his meeting with bolton narrow use the word collusion very loosely all the time and i will tell you there is collusion with respect to that because something has to be going on and when you get the back scene back office statements made by executives of the various companies and you see the level of. in many cases hatred they have for a certain group of people that happened to be in power that happened to have won the election you say that's really unfair conservative lawmaker devon newman is his at this point suing twitter saying that it discriminates against conservatives that it hides the message of conservatives and highlights libel and slander against conservatives at this point there is widespread criticism of social media outlets

for the fact that they seem to have a huge amount of influence in crafting public opinion not only in the united states but around the world and many of the conservatives who are now criticizing social media mana. they essentially argue that they're abusing that power and censorship concerns are also being debated in australia at the moment for very different reasons and i on tuesday the country's largest telecoms company blocked access to a number of websites that are continuing to display footage of friday's mosque attacks in new zealand to says that while it's considered the implications for freedom of speech it believes the measures necessary given the circumstances. we have moved to temporarily block a number of websites that continue to host a friday's terrorist attack in christ church when the stand this may cause inconvenience for some legitimate uses of these sites but these are extraordinary circumstances and they're required an extraordinary response we appreciate that it is necessary to ensure free speech is carefully balanced against protecting the

community but with these sites continuing to host disturbing content we feel it is the right thing to do to block them the move comes as pressure mounts on tech companies and social media sites to explain why they allow videos of the massacre to appear on their platforms the authorities in australia are also investigating whether a number of national t.v. stations use the footage appropriately and in new zealand itself the three largest broadband providers have temporarily suspended access to site hosting images of the atrocity of facebook's perhaps borne the brunt of the criticism though for around seventeen minutes the government live streamed the massacre on the platform although it says it worked to remove the footage it could still reportedly be found with relative ease hours after the shootings previously activist and technology expert bill mears says that effectively policing content is an unwinnable battle. obviously we had to have rules in terms of taste and decency and what is or is not offensive but what some people would argue is offensive other people can argue speech and it's very difficult for regulations to define this for all circumstances

and therefore very difficult for some of the hosting providers actually to moderate accurately especially given the volume of content and the difficulty of this moment in time for any form of ai to differentiate in terms of what appears in the video it's very very difficult then of course there's a lot of talk now about encryption and if more and more content especially the messaging platform starts to become encrypted you need an even game to be able to see what's there so any form of moderated imposition is going to be impossible. twenty years ago for a fantasy book to hit it big exceptional script work and a ton of marketing were perhaps only really needed but these days things are different and you are expected not only to write an enthralling story but also to address current political and social trends what you do with your old bestseller doesn't quite measure up to new standards well perhaps you could tweak your characters a little bit. why

can't you can. i can suggest. their relationship was incredibly intense it was passionate and it was enough relationship i'm less interested in the sexual side though i believe there is a section to mention to this relationship. wow in the other great revelation from j.k. rowling. j.k. rowling confirm some cards in the books and movies ok everywhere except in the books of the movies there were scenes in the movie that look cut for time and had they remained it would have clearly shown temple was gay or just received an hour from here or should not be. allowed this don't tell me voldemort has retained her

don't phone demote jerry mike. white skin was never specified while the knobs black mine. mine his white face be sticking out from behind a tree. you remember yeah it was a guy yeah he's a transgender. and i mean. wheelchair could have down syndrome what is this character is actually i don't know all of them. she pokes notes about gay relationships that's simply a fact but obviously what she does do is after a few years you know where the ticket sales are down and where they sells the books that are out there what she does he she just comes up with

a few little things together into the media and there's a saying look good luck to her you know this is show business and she has the rights to do that but i don't think that most people look at the reports of coke and think if we were the great works of gay liberation there's every existed in the world i'm not really so because it's intended for children and i don't think that it's appropriate to explore very adult fables when you are dealing with children this is i'll tell you after the break has germany found itself culpable for the consequences of american airstrikes in yemen we'll explain all about that in a few moments. when lawmakers manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous

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them back a court has decided that the german government has legal responsibility for us drone strikes directed and controlled from a company's territory he came as a result of a case brought by families of civilian victims in yemen reporting next from berlin he has done hawkins. landmark case in germany with the court in the city of months the ruling that the german government does bear at least partial responsibility for ensuring that the use of its air base in the southern city of ramstein by the united states air force does out here strictly to international law in twenty twelve yemenis lost relatives five sell been. lost his brother in law asylum been job or who was an air mom alongside his brother will lead in a u.s. drone strike the germans through. on german soil were involved in these strikes and what had happened to my family and it is possible that my family would not have been a target of such strikes and had rented an air base not provided such information

on the case was initially dismissed by a court in cologne back in twenty fifteen the court has now ruled that in fact the base did play a central role in facilitating the relaying of data for drone strikes in yemen judges ordered the government to take all appropriate measures through ensure that the u.s. force was complying with international law and to press washington if necessary to get the answers they required it also ordered the government to investigate the questions and the concerns put forward by the family surrounding the legality of that airstrike that gave the sermon he addressed the killings conduct of al qaeda and challenge them to present a religious or thirty that is willing to debate with him so he can demonstrate to the people that this behavior of al-qaeda is wrong he was taken out by the american strike unfortunately he was not killed by al qaeda he was killed by an american missile germany is a country that stopped arms shipments to saudi arabia which is

a key player in the yemeni conflict described as one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes of this century and also a key u.s. ally however the use of the ramstein air base for facilitating. strikes has carried on and this has come in for criticism from human rights representatives i think it is definitely a constant a contradiction that the german government is saying they are the arms sales to the society is for the word nieman have to be stopped in at the same time. do not intervene to stop the drone strikes on yemen via ramstein air base this court case hasn't played out entirely how the job of really wanted it they were hoping for a complete ban on the use of ramstein air force for anything to do with u.s. drone strikes in yemen any german government has said they will look into the ruling they will study it carefully but this can be viewed as an important first

step in perhaps looking at the legality of various international legal framework surrounding the use of ramstein air base for conducting unmanned drone strikes in the yemen conflict. former bosnian serb leader has had his sentence increased to life behind bars by a u.n. court for his role in the civil wars that gripped the former republic of yugoslavia in the early one nine hundred ninety s. at a bank heritage saw his forty year war crimes sentence extended in the hague's appeals court five judges of how the verdict given in twenty to sixty in the mass killings of civilians in the conflict covered it argued that there was no evidence of him committing the crimes findings now seventy three years old carriage had been on the run for twelve years before he was finally arrested in two thousand and eight he was found guilty on ten counts including overseeing the siege of sarajevo which is now the capital of bosnia and herzegovina the appeals court now confirmed his guilt in what's been described as the worst massacres since the second world war

including the massacre which left thousands dead in one thousand nine hundred five . the yugoslav was the bloodiest conflicts in european history since the second world war. tensions between a complex mix of nationalities forming the state of yugoslavia erupted into a visit civil war originate yugoslavia included six republics with different nationalities and religious groups. the communist revolutionary and statesman tito who established the federal republic of yugoslavia managed to suppress nationalism to his death in the one nine hundred eighty s. relations among the republics quickly deteriorated with each of them seeking their own independence is soon turned ugly old sights.

the nine hundred ninety five genocide in tripper needs it is one of the bloodiest pages in yugoslav history the massacre of more than eight thousand muslim both the acts perpetrated by units of the me resulted in their commander ratko being jailed for life by the un special court in november twenty seventh. but atrocities happened old sites in one thousand nine hundred three sixty nine so been civilians were killed by bosnia and herzegovina army forces in the school on a massacre with an orthodox church in a cemetery bugs in the ground. over all despite much evidence of war crimes conducted similar taney asli by different forces the cia eventually declared said militants were responsible for ninety percent of all crimes including genocide. tonight and they took those into action against yugoslavia it is indeed tragic that diplomacy has failed nato is now intervening in a war in

a sovereign country. and. nato air campaign conducted a number of operations to undermine the military capability over the bow. to this day the un special court is still investigating war crime cases from the home flicked. we heard from belgrade based research just haven't got it she says as many serbians facing convictions despite all sides being party to the conflict and its crimes. i think that he hopes he'll. stay sickly for historical reasons so that there is a trace of him feeling and i think that he is still acting as a politician as the first president of. the hague tribunal was a political court that was set out to. convict serbs even if you look at the basic statistics more than seventy percent of all

people who are into were from the search site and certainly more all the political leaders were trials and convicted while the undersides were not their. president of brazil has been labeled the trump of the tropics for both the likeness of his persona and his policies so it was perhaps a little surprise that job also in all roads first official forum visit so had touched down in the united states this week and the real donald trump was keen to get their relationship off to a solid stuff i also know that we're going to have a fantastic working relationship. we have many views that are similar and we certainly feel very very true to each other on trade i think brazil's relationship with the united states because of our friendship is probably better than it's ever been by far. respect whatever the ballots tell us on twenty twenty

but i do believe donald trump is going to be reelected fooling you up a little. thank you the meeting began on a kerry note with the two leaders exchanging football shirts with one another's names on twitter was quick to pick up on which president got the real deal when it came to the should swap. and. this is the u.s. national team and so that's an honor to give that to you thank you very much for that. scenario jerry see with paper tape tahn té it i'm howling. out his post and all right give trump a legit jersey and trump gives him. this is humiliating.

conversation between two of trump's aides they gave us a brazil jersey for our president but we didn't prepare anything for him what should we do now i know just get me a white short a printer some paper and good and. now you're up today thanks for watching and x. global news from our tears and half an hour off the boom bust. the.

only. one else seemed wrong but all just all. all get to shape out just because advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when some find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. zero officer. told them to get up off the ground serve began to pat him down. heard them freeze on the sounds of an mit grown man mislead essentially. john. twisted away from the officers. of his group.

the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then when it happened on tree swung as i just didn't hit him i never saw any contact between the two any kind went back to where they were so the officers back here there try again fifteen feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled out his gun and he bit on tree. if the government wishes to bring forward a new proposition that he's neither the same nor substantially the same as that disposed of by the house on the twelfth of march this would

be entirely in order. won't the government camel the juice from the do these to resubmit to the house the same proposition will substantially the same proposition as last of last week which was rejected by one hundred forty nine. and just like that brecht talks are back to the drawing board yet again with the days to the deadline day when dealing down this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon all of us i'm bart chilton in washington d.c. we're so pleased that you're on board coming up today time is ticking down near the thames river as this saga of teresa mayes wrecked that deal hits more roadblocks to work forward to see you up strong market standing by with the latest plus those boeing had too much to weigh on the f.a.a. former national transportation safety board official jamie finch will be here i'll

ask him if boeing's relationship with regulators is a little too cozy plus opec has russia are continuing their production quotas and abstraction opec meeting to even discuss the circumstances are two producers sire tavenner tells us what it made me and later china is putting its foot down on synthetic kristie i have counterpart x. joins us take a peek at the people's bank new plan all that directly ahead but first let's listen have lines let's go. not long ago the european union's chief bracks a negotiator michele bunya a warm british prime minister theresa may that the e.u. may not approve a delay of brecht's it the only way mr brown yeah it says the you would consider an extension is if there was something new for the you meanwhile the members of parliament say they won't read boat on this maze proposal which was previously pummeled here to give us the latest as a c.e.o.

marks for hillary thank you. being here as all eyes are so i when i was looking at this debate it started happening late last night i was watching it and then some of it today we played the clip clip at the beginning of the show i was wondering why are they even debating this like sixteen zero for a parliamentary procedure that you can't revoke on something that was substantially whatever that means voted on before one is that the case and two why does it even matter i mean we got killed right jumbo account is because the house not he is unlike in america this is actually somebody who's supposed to be impartial right actually interesting to know though he was a remain on is known to be or may not but he has raised this somewhat arcane all want to say i mean this was a couple of years before anyone landed in america and this was about the era of guy fawkes you know so this is an arcane law from sixteen zero four and it was referenced in eight hundred forty four by oaks crime a who.