pichon office condolences to the families of the 14 status killed in a supposed which caught fire and russia's will last the president ordered his defense minister to travel to the area and investigate. after 3 days of disagreement and debate the e.u. summit finding new ways candidates who blogs top jobs a woman is nominated for boss time to head the european commission. on britain's home office pledges to rewrite the price of traffic nigerian women suggesting they would need wealthy lives back in africa after watching as prostitutes of the u.k. .

it's just gone 5 am here in moscow where you are in the wall thank you choosing our national welcome to. plot to pitch in has offered condolences to the families of 14 sailors who died in a file on a deep sea and russians with west. some of the 14 nor top rank captains 2 were heroes of russia this is a big loss for the fleet our 1st sincere condolences to the families of the deceased everything must be done to help and support them that was at his emergency meeting with the country's defense minister said again show following this truly tragic incident and that is what a minister short who had to say about what happened there let's take a listen. but let's the result of examination and rushes to retore all that was of scientific research of. 14 died of the combustion

products poisoning due to the software of the team the fire was eliminated currently the deep water parameters is the. base going to see and hear more from defense minister sergei show because at this meeting president clinton asked him to go personally to the city of 7 more square it happened in russia northwestern region and to brief afterwards to president on what happened so it was a scientific submersible it is designed to explore the bottom of the sea or the ocean it is believed to be able to operate at the depth of up to 6000 meters quite deep in order to do kind of underwater map painting how boats and submarines in the area navigate safely so at the time when the crew of that some very simple has been doing their research the fire broke out and they have been doing that for russian navy and no one can say why that happened in the investigation has admitted to me

long to find out what caused the fire and we only heard from a local acting governor also that the authorities on the ground are ready to provide any help needed this is a terrible tragedy we are ready to provide in this is serious systems to the northern fleet the moments region and the fleet always support each other. difficult situations eternal memory to those who give their lives for the security of our country for when such tragedies people get united you know and these time we saw the offices of the russian navy getting united we received pictures you can now watch the offices in russia's southern port of sevastopol bringing flowers not only offices look there are ordinary people with flowers and candles in them at the memorial and that city to commemorate those who died so the investigation is under go in we probably going to hear more in the coming days. social media

platforms are gearing up for the 2020 u.s. presidential election facebook has unveiled a pilot program to monitor hate speech and says it will ban ads that discourage people from voting but there are concerns about the company controlling just what people can see as our teens caleb moore explains. yes the world is a scary place lots of different views and opinions out there but don't worry silicon valley is going to keep our minds safe from being contaminated by bad ideas they know what's best for you and me facebook has come out with its 1st major announcement of 2019 and as part of its ongoing civil rights audit it's going to have a team of hate speech reviewers civil rights groups have been concerned about us mistakenly taking down compton meant to draw attention to and fight discrimination rather than promoted we're taking steps to address this including the u.s. pilot program where some of the people who review content on facebook only focus on

hate speech instead of a range of content the can include bullying nudity and misrepresentation and it's not just those hateful nasty comments they're going to protect us from in addition as we have the 2020 us presidential election and the upcoming federal us census approaching they will protect us from inappropriate comments about them so you think the vote is rigged against say bernie sanders like it wasn't 2016 well facebook says you best keep that analysis to yourself to protect elections we have a team across product engineering data science policy legal and operations dedicated full time to these efforts they're already working to burn ads that discourage people from voting and we expect a phone line as the new policy and its enforcement before the 20000000 teen gubernatorial elections and it's not just facebook that's concerned about what we might choose to read other high tech overlords are in on it too even donald trump has noticed he says that's an attempt to insert bias and hurt him in the upcoming

election twitter is it is just terrible what they do you saw what happened yesterday with google google is totally biased to trying to rig the election that's what we should be looking at now which and the phony which and which is proven to you oh and trump does have a point if you. look at twitter's new rules they say that they will now be hiding tweets from world leaders and politicians that have been left online despite violating the rules due to the public interest now these tweets were only be available in rare cases there are certain cases where it may be in the public's interest to have access to certain tweets even if they would otherwise be in violation of our rules on the rare occasions when this happens will place a notice a screen you have to click or tap through before you see the tweet to provide additional context and clarity we'll also take steps to make sure the tweet is not algorithmically elevated on our service now of course twitter did not mention any

particular president but mainstream us media has read between the lines and they are overjoyed jack dorsey lays the groundwork to finally some for trump but will executives that ever pull the trigger on twitter one sends a trump through breaking tweets but who will make them harder to find is this the fix to one of twitter's most delicate problems trump's tweets have gotten so bad that twitter to my stunt giving the morning labels so in the lead up to a us presidential election we've got gigantic tech monopolies basically announcing that they will be deciding for us what we are and are not allowed to hear and read and why well they've got to protect us from election meddling after all and make sure we choose to vote in the right way why do we need a set of self appointed. know leg to a bunch of people from tweeter are to to decide what politicians can or cannot

say i think it would be a much much better idea to make the public decide whether they like or dislike will deplete these in the saying. and it isn't just facebook or twitter google is updating a special algorithm and wants to fight misinformation off the rise and must shootings in the us. we have developed algorithms that recognize that a bad event a stake in place and that we should increase our notions of authority and grease the way to authority now ranking so that with service high quality content rather than misinformation in this critical time here the rising death toll from mass shootings comes after 14 incidents already this year 70 people have been killed mass shootings are classified as those with more than 4 fatalities however your current account believes the new algorithm will not be objective. the risk of course is that we are leaving google to decide what information google is

considering to be true information about what information will is considering to be fake news and i think this is very dangerous particularly because we know it's a matter of fact the the makeup of google's employees is very specific they tend to lean towards $1.00 to $1.00 part of the political spectrum spoke to rather than another. after 3 days of disputes the e.u. summit has finally agreed candidates for blocks top jobs and the nominations are not human expected as artist pete oliver reports. 3 days later than we expected but the european council that's made up of the heads of government of the 28 member states of the european union if put forward their nominations for the top jobs in the european commission now these nominations will be put to parliament they decide whether they get the job so the nominations are for commission president taking over from john claude younker on the line who's currently the german defense

minister for council president to take over from donald tusk sheilds michel currently acting prime minister of belgium for high representative of foreign affairs basically the e.u.'s equivalent of a foreign minister it's currently occupied by federica marketing any it will if it's approved be taken over by your state bell who is currently the foreign minister of spain while christine legarde the current i.m.f. head will take over at the european central bank now if live on the line was put in as european commission president should be the 1st woman to take over that role now i'm glad miracle was speaking just after the announcement was made she said it was a great thing that a woman had been given a chance to take over one of europe's top jobs on stuff that would be unable to reach an agreement today which is that we've nominated for the very 1st time in woman as the president of the european commission that is wonderland. this wasn't

an easy process though. verba from the european people's party was thought that he would be a shoo in to be the next commission president not so much a day in france to moments from the socialist would he be the next one he seemed almost anointed you know said particularly those from central and eastern europe we have seen this process whereby a lot of people have started to question this this nomination procedure that goes through particularly big voices as well the president of france a manual saying he was far from happy with it this despite this. rockey lead in to these nominations then all to the now i guess we can say outgoing european council president said he was happy with the way it had gone we have a great the whole package before the 1st session of the you feel parliament. 5 years ago we needed 3 months to decide it and still some leaders were against. this

year 2 or 3 days and know about divorce against $751.00 that's the number of m.p. any peace that will be voting in the european parliament to decide if those live on the line becomes the next commission president but the m.e. peace themselves were busy on tuesday they were sitting for the 1st time in the european parliament in strasbourg and it wasn't without incident itself there was a number 29 in fact from the break that party from the united kingdom they decided they were going to stage a little protest while ode to joy the anthem of the european union was being played in the chamber they decided to do this. it's a very strange situation because you can chart of all the british and the use of do

smallman. we don't know if they will be soon one year time. if they will look. they will withdraw from the parliament indicators of the bracks it's absolutely and finally so it's a very difficult situation for the parliament to. be commissions that you have been a member of commissions on nobody not 6 actually what will happen. the british home office has sparked outrage often system that nigerian women trafficked u.k. to watch as prostitutes can enjoy a wealthy life when they returned to africa in the wake of the scandal the home office says it will now rewrite the advice charlotte deepens reports. it's been described as at crisis level the number of nigerian women trafficked into prostitution across europe thousands of women and girls every year forced into

the sex trade often in a bid to pay off the debt that they think could in paying transported to the continent according to the when these women are sexually exploited they are raped. they are subject to all forms of human rights violations including torture rape extortion forced labor sexual and labor exploitation amounting to trafficking and contemporary forms of slavery paid they were turned home there is also the risk of violent book price the un has described that we have been a taishan in full social inclusion of trafficked persons back in nigeria as being particularly challenging however the u.k. government appears to be painting a very different picture one that's crazy trafficked women who return from europe wealthy from prostitution enjoy high social economic status and in general

are not subject to negative social attitudes on return they are often held in high regard because they have improved income prospects this is part of an official policy and information it's used by the home office decision makers who handle any protection and human rights claims that includes trafficked women who may be seeking asylum that's sparked outrage the issues are faced by the thousands of people who are trafficked from my injury to the u.k. if one of destitution i'm a they are bought by traffickers do you have a copy of their free will and imply that on the return back home they'll be welcomed back with open arms and community of hard working people it is difficult to return back there are cultural stigmas behind them or what of the few people. because of the society in which religion plays a big part of it and put aside by your family or even just leaving the community also struggling i'm sure these are negative ingrained aspects of african society i

mean which the home office doesn't seem to feel the understand there is also a huge issue for those who do have returned to nigeria in getting access to the support that they desperately need percent of people who are trafficked to europe from nigeria. and 50 to 500 of them actually face such a thing for fashion assault. p.t.s.d. . mental health issues all the time but me the local authorities and the government itself do not have the required for the teachers to teach to help ingrained issues within the population to have these issues it's not the 1st time the home office has found itself questions sized over the way that it deals with victims of trafficking lawyers have accused of showing disregard for this safety after it emerged victims were being released from immigration detention back to the addresses where they were in slaved in 2018 it also emerged that under the hostile

environment policy victims of modern slavery and human trafficking had been jailed in breach of legislation while others had been deported in a statement the home office said victims of modern slavery shouldn't be prosecuted for criminal fast as they were forced to commit as a result of exploitation just months after backing a campaign urging nigerian women and girls to find jobs at home instead of risking a life of modern slavery in the u.k. some might argue that this latest advice that prostitution can essentially equal wealth could actually encourage more women and girls from nigeria to try their own luck and risk their own lives. auti london. donald trump has said he would like to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan even only enough to deliver what he dubbed strong intelligence. i would like to just get out the problem is it

just seems to be a lab for terrorists it seems to i call it the harvard of terrorist i would leave very strong intelligence there you have to watch there are carney around $9000.00 u.s. troops in afghanistan over the last 18 years that the u.s. has lost thousands of personnel and nearly a trillion dollars on to walk to vist an iraq veteran subject charge and believes that little reason remains for a continued american presence. u.s. doesn't actually really have any influence in afghanistan i am majority of you have ghana sternest intro by taleban and. so the u.s. forces there is literally just being present there for military industrial complex some contracts for different ideological reasons of different hawks who are in these administration and the administration of a bomb we're not going to stray sions that came before us so yeah i mean i i hope i

hope the us pulls out a book and stand and i hope they find means to figure things out and then the question stands as well like well what what happens what happens afterwards are we going to we're going to assist the. government in any way of trying to rebuild it and provide the necessary. services in the country for people to try try to recover from from the damage that the soviets inflicted as well as united states military inflicted in the past while it's been 18 years and that's pretty crazy i mean 18 years. across now to nippy out where about 40 people have been killed and 80 others wounded and an ass strike on a mike went to tension facility near the capital tripoli that's according to a local health official a warning you might find the following images to stopping to cheer when the strike happened is home to several military camps of forces allied to libya's

internationally recognized government there so far no one on who may have carried out the attack opposition general kony for hafta norths an offensive to retake the capital in april according to the wild health organization since the beginning of the offensive more than 750 people have been killed and over 4000 injured. donald trump has lashed out at iran after it exceeded the amount of low when roche to its allowed to stockpile under the 2015 deal. as i have been informed iran has crossed the 300 kilogram limit but based on his earlier we had announced our plan to exceed the limits therefore based on our previous announcement we made it clear what we were going to do we see it as a right. you know what to do with the you know with the airplane with i think they're playing with fire the trumpet ministration is about to apply maximum

pressure on iran over its nuclear ambitions it's also suggested that iran was ready producing high amounts of enriched uranium before the deal was signed the iranian foreign minister responded with a simple tweet the one word question seriously he also said the latest enrichment was justified by the fact that america pulled out of the nuclear deal the u.n. nuclear watchdog has since confirmed that iran has breached its limit under the agreement it's the latest twist in iran's long running difficulties with the west iran's done with dialogue at least it seems when it comes to washington. the useless sanctions imposed by the desperate u.s. government on iran's supreme leader and foreign minister has the effect of blocking the path to diplomacy for years iran has attempted to rebuild relations with the u.s. without any tangible results in 1988 u.s.

military shot down a rainy and passenger plane that killed 290 civilians including 66 children and the incident was considered an accident the pentagon never apologized. i believe that given the operating environment captain rogers acted reasonably and did what his nation expected of him this regrettable accident and it was an accident was a byproduct of the iran iraq war i'm saddened all american and if past presidents are anything to go by to rand shouldn't hold its breath i'll never apologize for the united states of america ever i don't care what the facts are still ready to reconcile iran helped organize the release of u.s. hostages in lebanon but this goodwill gesture wasn't reciprocated by 995 even harsher u.s. sanctions were being lined up for iran i am formally announcing my intention to cut off all trade and investment with iran the 2nd round of reproach men came shortly after 911 i was.

ready and. as a. as a muslim and as an iranian. for you to once again express my deepest sympathies we. and be to all the great american people across candlelight vigils were held to mourn the victims but the diplomatic progress didn't last long 4 months later became president bush's axis of evil speech which included iran this is a rich. that has something to hide from the civilized world. states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil. finally in 2015 iran signed a deal with the international community including the us agreeing not to pursue

nuclear weapons united states together or international partners has achieved something the decades of animosity has not a comprehensive long term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon it was celebrated shortly dubbed a bad deal by donald trump he walked away without any confirmation turned around was in violation so perhaps it's no great surprise iran is tired of talking. you know out of the states does not seem to be very much willing to talk to iran otherwise they would have kept the nuclear deal and built up on that at least they could have given to try but they've not done that they have ruined the former deal and this shows their be reimposed sanctions to the harshest level possible this shows that they are after iran so run that if the united states removes the sanctions gets back to the nuclear deal to show that it shows the respect towards

the action the case could be different until then there couldn't be any kind of talks with the u.s. no matter who is in office. iran will keep things that action from opec was cutting crude production that's according to hoyle minister after talks with the group the oil producing organization agreed to extend production cuts for the member states for another 9 months we spoke with mom to sonoma an international oil economist he says the deal is they need to be. able crude market. however iran was anxious. by the firth that it played nor all of this. in fact it was russia leading the open produce service and saudi arabia the leader of reach agreement outside opec before they come to the

meeting they have been calming iran to accept the extension and iran accepted it although its production or love to be affected says it is exempt from the production agreement the tension of the brevet is in their search city to ensure that oil prices start to rise again particularly if there is a breakthrough in the trade war between china and the united states. and finally a total solar eclipse could be seen tonight over parts of chile and argentina the phenomena lasted just over 2 minutes during which the fact that areas were plunged into darkness it was a fast transcontinental total eclipse and 2017 and is the only total solar eclipse of this year if you missed it you'll have another chance in 2020 though when it all peer again over parts of latin america as well as the south pacific that's how the

news is looking this hour i'll be back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines but stay with us now because up next it's our documentary incarcerate us. what politicians do. to put themselves on a log they get accepted or rejected. so when one of the 1st century.

or something want to. touch it like to be close to see what the 43 of them or 10 people. interested in the waters of. the 1st 6. months of mushroom soup used down some concepts used in the wrong way carry carry potential arms like any any psychoactive substances. but used in the right way they seem to have quite a. profound 32 potential quite a good safety profile while. i was in los angeles it was march of 1991. i go over and i look out the window here and there they are. south i was arrested that day our father and i wanted

her to break bargain. i understand she area is not going to pay somebody and like a promo. she got me but no just to savor all the scale not. as. so she wasn't there. cerise out there under. ready i could not plead guilty to everything that they accuse me at. that not guilty. mccoy i was convicted for conspiracy and i received 24 year sentence there's a way in which you have to see the conspiracy law as a very important tool of law enforcement if the crime is selling drugs and some men in miami sells 20 kilos of cocaine to an undercover agent you want to ask who is the seller working where does the money go if the money

goes back to a drug lord in colombia who's going to keep the proceeds he's in the conspiracy even though he actually wasn't there when that sale took place he's a conspirator and so part of the goal of the conspiracy law is to make sure that the most senior level all of those in the criminal organization are justly punished the problem is when you flip it around and the lowest level people in the criminal organization get punished just like the the. and that's the big problem in the way in which the conspiracy laws are being applied. i know and federal prison in dublin california i realized that i would need to spend a lot of time in a law library and i needed to fell from a arise my sound my case and everything that had gone wrong if you furthered the

conspiracy one step.