i met the girl conti had found.greed to talk to us if we didn't show her face. >> when i was a little girl probably about six or seven jonathan kendrick abused me. >> reporter: she blames the watchtower's secrecy for enabling kendrick to marry into her family and target her. the family sued the jehovah's witnesses. >> they knew he had a past and that they kept it from us. >> reporter: when kendrick moved to the oakley congregation, no one was told he was a child molester. not even roger bentley, who served as an elder there for 30 years. he reviewed this letter of introduction from kendrick's old congregation. >> there's no indication at all that he is guilty of child abuse. >> so no mention of child abuse, but any mention of children? >> well if you read it, it very specifically says "he's a very interesting individual who has taken the lead with some young ones in the congregation and helped them from veering off course." that's not a child abuser. that's a recommendation. that's a very specific recommendation, oh

all right so you've just been listening there to italian prime minister conti speaking at the close of this international conference on the future of libya we just heard a little bit earlier before. we heard from the special u.n. envoy on libya talking as well reaffirming their efforts to bring stability to the country. he is the u.n. envoy for libya had earlier wanted elections to take place in in december this year because of the recent violence has talked about putting that off until next summer we'll have more developments on that as and when they happen let's go back to the whole now in palermo so john you were just hearing there. from the italian prime minister reaffirming. their commitment to libya's future and laying out the priorities certainly as far as italy is concerned. yes i think what we've heard there are certainly positive words from the italian prime minister and crucially from the u.n. envoy son sell in may as well at the conclusion of this conference mr sullum a saying in his view it was a success he's rarely seen such a spirit of cordiality and cohesion among the k

he says contis case is just the tip of the iceberg in italy. >> i think a lot of things will come out, and we will see much more in the future. >> warner: that's what unfolded elsewhere in europe. eight years after the u.s. catholic church abuse scandal, last fall, news of a grotesque 15,000 cases in ireland triggered an avalanche of fresh allegations from country after country on the continent. europe's shame has hit this city, and its many vatican- connected institutions, hard. >> it's been a very difficult and painful time. >> warner: monsignor roderick strange runs pontifical beda college, which trains older men for the priesthood. >> having to talk about this issue, even my circumstances, you can feel as if it were sucked into a swamp. we are all tarnished by this. >> warner: on the surface, life at beda appears to follow the usual pattern. but new admittees are much more rigorously screened, and trained strange offers insight into the attitudes that used to prevail among bishops accused of protecting priests over children. >> perhaps he was told, "yes, this man has done wrong, b

the appointment the choice of the prime minister designate giuseppe conti who's a law professor he's not a politician the man that he and the coalition behind him wanted as the economy minister that somebody called paolo so vulnerable now he has written a lot of things which have really worried finance finances in brussels and in germany he suggested that the euro single currency project was a bad one that plays along with a lot of voters who voted for those two parties who who do say that it's really has suffered unnecessarily under the single currency who are euro skeptic themselves but that was a red line it seems although we haven't heard exactly why they failed but in the last few minutes we have heard from from. mr conti himself saying that it was a bridge too far trying to form a cabinet that was going to be acceptable to the president basically since they were already seeing these tensions playing out between the area skeptic and prayer forces so am unable to form a government where does this leave the country. well it leaves the country in political limbo but of course this

our relation with giuseppe conti as prime minister. well let's get more on those developments in italy now joining me in the studio is under my money is a lecturer of modern european history at royal holloway and of us to here in london thank you very much for coming in to speak to us and so after months of political instability it looks as though the league and the five star managed to reach an agreement to form a government but will they be able to work together effectively maybe yes maybe no it's very hard to predict on one story and don't look at the future too much though the it would be a disaster for the for italy in these economies because these two parties want to spend. this should renegotiate something with europe and the european union is not too keen to make any concessions to italy even if the reality is that italy will receive more money. because for some changes in the way that europe is funding some of its members so there would be more mana but this doesn't mean that italy can actually spend as much as it warmed and w

once again, hari, we are in more uncharted waters than, you know, the crew of conti can i and, conti can i and we don't know where this will lead because we haven't seen anything like this before. >> sreenivasan: jeff greenfield joining us from santa barbara tonight.so thank youch. >> >> sreenivasan: over the past few weeks the city of baltimore has essentially shut down online after a massive cyber attack followed by a ransom demand which the city refuses to pay. but according to "the new york times," the malicious, software known as "eternal blue," used to attack baltimore and many other cities and businesses around the world was created not by criminals, but by the united states national security agency. reporter scott shane co-wrote "the new york times" story and he joins us now via skype from baltimore. >> sreenivasan: what does this piece of softwartdo? >> well,s only one component of the 0 software used to,ttack baltimo and baltimore is only one of multiple american cies and other places that have been attacked using eternal -- eternal blue, but eternal blue allows the malware

judith conti is the federal advocacy coordinator for the national employment law project, a workers' rights group. and bill beech heads the center for data analysis at the heritage foundation, a conservative think tank. did welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> pick up first judy conti on what we just heard, why is the amount of long-term unemployment so stubbornly high? >> what's happening now is we're starting to see job creation. we're starting to see less people being laid off and people laid off getting their jobs back more quickly but those without have been out of work for a while are still facing the exact same barriers they face throughout the entire rekoferm. not the least of which is a sentiment among employers it that if you've been out of work for that long there must be something wrong with you. and therefore the people are more recently unemployed or are currently employed are more attractive candidates. >> does that sound right now it sort of feeds on itself i think we need to recognize this is the most severe, this was the slowest recovery. here is the point of th

the italian prime minister just i think conti has been addressing senators today as he faced a save his ruling coalition on monday conte one of those of no confidence in the other chamber of parliament the lower house getting a similar result in the senate is expected however to be much tougher stephanie decker joins us live from rome so stephanie day 2 of this crisis what are we expecting today. well we're expecting another long day a lot of debate back and forth as you mentioned that has addressed the senate laying out again you know his plans justifying how this year very difficult year was governed by his government and then we're going to expect a vote on that vote we expect probably in the early evening or so and you know it really all does it's a vote of confidence it's the 2nd one yes yesterday paul's with more of a majority than people expected but he doesn't have the numbers in the senate however the party that pulled out are saying that its members will abstain if that happens and that means that he could still win the vote but with a far less number it will come back as a we

to find out more and geo puts us in touch with conti and young chante who grew up in an orphanage. when the donors discovered that the director had been stealing the money donated for the children the orphanage was closed down. and john t. take us to see the old home to tell us about the reality. well since lives hidden from the eyes of volunteers. but how. would you know. be. over thomas the big they can turn to. why didn't you tell the volunteers out was going on but said i am with you. on that will get at me and. my mail paddling at least so long enough that i came out in the. palm grove with her. album and now it will go away when i. come says he still suffers spouts of depression he works in 2 different restaurants for just $3.00 a day. john t. to says he still affected he now has a regular job at the airport but not everyone from the orphanages fan so well. john t. introduces us to china who lives on the streets. he states he was not. putting them in our. town but i'm in my book but what one can say to him but. barely speaks to. what put in japanese. it's. small can go back a

conti's side next play against west brom on monday but there are six games to look forwards to in the english premier league on saturday tottenham and off we'll kick things off in the london dobby while league leaders munches to fifty are at home. finally it is italy's ele of yani will take the lead into the final day of the de by tour as friday's penultimate stage was won by another italian that was sunny called but early on after three stages favoring sprint final it specialists it was the climbers who took center stage on day four bronze in mcnulty made it for home with twelve of the one hundred seventy two kilometer course remaining but the american was eventually caught in sight of the line and it was called belly who got the win that beyond the retains a two second lead at the top of the overall. for the sport now it's back to julie in london thanks hannah now it's that time of year again carnival is getting fully underway in brazil and for most people that means the summer but parades of we did janeiro but the most traditional carnival of all is in the northeastern state of pur

meanwhile if i have to is and it's a way where he met with prime minister just epic conti contacts press concerns about the situation in libya and has appealed for a ceasefire and its lee has a stake in libya's oil industry and has been pushing for a political solution to the conflict there are reports there will be in paris to meet president emanuel. next week. now the u.n. says at least 10 palestinian refugees were killed when rockets hit their camp in syria's aleppo province 4 children including a 6 year olds are among those killed 30 others are believed to be wounded shankar's government says the country is nigh peaceful enough that it can lift nationwide's evening curfews that have been in effect since monday they were imposed after gangs attacked mosques and muslim businesses the government says hardline buddhist groups are under investigation over the attacks and smith reports from the combo in northern sri lanka a chat with almost any village monk will give you an idea of the challenge sri lanka faces in repairing relations between its muslim minority and buddhist majority popula

now is lee's prime minister just happy conti has just announced new coronavirus restrictions hours aftere country posted and you take the record of $11705.00 new cases mayors can close public squares after 9 pm and restaurants and bars are restricted to table service only off to 6 pm but can stay open until midnight jams and public swimming pools can remain open but conti said they would be closed in a week if italians don't follow the rules. we should wait a few days before we can see the results of these new measures we must commit and continue to make the sacrifices while waiting for the checks to be completed before monoclonal antibodies and for vaccine the sooner we can make them available for all of us. the. less you the sooner we have to commit the situation is critical to government as president but everyone must play its part or together will be able to overcome this difficult moment. well now israel has started to ease a 2nd coronavirus lockdown after a month of restrictions and a steady decline in daily coronavirus infections are now very people are now allowed to go more than

cup antonia conti side beat southampton two know in their semi final at wembley and it is your route elvira marotta with the score as it followed much seen itas two one victory over tottenham on saturday they'll battle for the trophy on may the nineteenth it will pit marino against his former team chelsea and their current manager conti. you're talking about. two manager that we just don't cut out. you're talking about to about a two two we noticed and when the your mind your heart of. your blood. and they're there we do we know. for sure for sure. we want to try you want to try to or to win the straw. arsenal secured an impressive four one win over west ham in the english premier league it was their first match since manager also invented announced he'll leave at the end of the season after twenty two years in charge he says he will be he's been touched by the things that have been said about him in recent days. i had a feeling a need to be. to his life at my funeral. because . people speak about you all you were who knows who would want to be. interesting on the train choice don't

the outgoing prime minister political independent giuseppe conti who resigned last week returns to the top job so. it will be a government for the good of the citizens a government which will help modernize the country and make our nation well competitive internationally but also more just more supportive and more inclusive the surprise partnership puts an end to the 1st postwar populace government in western europe. italian politics imploded earlier this month when deputy prime minister selvi withdrew his league party turbulent alliance with the 5 star movement the right wing firebrand had hoped to exploit his party's popularity to trigger snap elections and become prime minister if successful it could have led to the creation of a fully far right government but the plan spectacularly backfired salvini is furious accusing brussels perlin and powerless plotting against him. we've been direct and honest with the president to whom we've expressed wouldn't the boredom and not just of our party but of millions of italians looking on at this ridiculous political show a game of power that's

able to face the shock with exceptional measures with a family in lockdown for for the last 2 weeks conti has promised around 27000000000 dollars worth of emergency measures italy has the highest number of virus deaths of more than 7500 and the head of the european commission has criticised european nations for what she calls a lack of coordination in the fight against the virus 1st leavened alone says the commission has created europe's 1st stockpile of medical supplies and it will serve as a bank of crucial equipment to help the 27 member bloc when europe really needed to be there for each other to have many initially looked out for themselves when europe really needed an all or for one spirit too many initially gave only for me response and when europe really needed to prove that this is not only a share whether union too many initially refused to share their umbrella but it was not long before some felt the consequences of their own uncoordinated action. while in the french region of alsace coronavirus patients are being transferred on specially equipped trains to hospitals in other c

conti's side next play against west brom on monday but there are six games to look forwards to in the english premier league on saturday tottenham and off will kick things off in the london darby while league leaders manchester city are at home to last finally it is italy's ele of yani will take the lead into the final day of the debiting or as friday's penultimate stage was won by another italian that was funny called but i lay off to three stages favoring sprint final it specialists it was the climbers who took center stage on day four brandon mcnulty made it for home with twelve of the one hundred seventy two kilometer course remaining but the american was eventually caught in sight of the line and it was called belly who got the win that he on the retains a two second lead at the top of the overall funding. for the sport for now more later. thanks very much tatiana of course you follow all of the news stories on all website at al-jazeera dot com the top story of course is that between north and south delegations at the olympics we'll have more on that in the news in a few minutes

a conti agreed but canada's foreign minister voiced the view of the rest of the g seven canada's position is absolutely clear and that there are no grounds whatsoever for bringing russia with its current behavior bat into the g seven the diplomatic drama inside the meeting is not matched on the streets two hours drive from the summit in charlevoix nine thousand well armed police outnumber the few hundred peaceful demonstrators john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada. well he may be a topic of discussion in canada but. a world away at a gathering by chinese president xi jinping the leaders have taken in a friend the ice hockey match and time as a northern port city of. ten was given a medal by call the russian leader his best friend for as low a reports from. a friendship medal for russian president vladimir putin awarded for what china says is putin's outstanding contribution to china's development it's a sign of ever closer ties between the two men and the two countries both announced several business deals including a joint investment fund in projects in china and russia the closer r

you have known a robber conti acting chief of the metropolitan police department. members responded to the u.s. capitol today just after 1 o'clock pm. to investigate an officer involved shooting at this time of the metropolitan police department's homicide division as well as our internal affairs of vision will now and take all of the investigation respect to the shooting death that occurred as well as the officers death there's not a lot of information that we can release to the public at this time but we certainly will be working very closely with our partners at the park police at the u.s. capitol police at this time i just want to extend my deepest condolences on behalf of the entire metropolitan police department to all of the officers at the united states capitol police for their service and fortunately for the of the loss of life that has of courage that have occurred here today at the united states capitol police. i'll have that with her as well as that work in that area at this time it does not appear to be an ongoing threat obviously we're in the very ear

star movement and far right league party of say it succeeded in forming a coalition with giuseppe conti as prime minister cantin his ministers will be sworn in on friday and being months of political deadlock. and spain's prime minister mariano rajoy is expected to be toppled as leader in a no confidence motion on friday the basque nationalist party says it will vote against roy in a move that would almost certainly force him out of office socialist leader sanchez needs an absolute majority to become spain's new leader. as the headlines that set for myself and the team here in london coming up next it's one i want to east. it's been one year since its neighbors imposed a blockade on qatar by land sea and air. a move that shattered the region's geopolitical landscape alliances have shifted and qatar has grown more self-reliant . but what caused the rifts between g.c.c. countries is there and insights and can the gulf ever be the same again the siege of qatar on a just zero. the chinese authorities call them the long and population. migrant workers who came to beijing to build clean and f

is facing 2 days of parliamentary votes that will decide whether his coalition can stay in power mr conti needs the approval of the lower and the opportunist to continue if he fails his administration could be forced out of office on a technical government put in place now the votes come after the former prime minister and his party withdrew from the coalition over its response to the pandemic and the state of the italian economy stephanie decker joins us live from rome what are we expecting today. well in about less than off an hour is expected to address the lower house of parliament peter as you said there he's trying to convince them to get the votes the numbers to give him that vote of confidence to continue will be setting out an agenda he'll be trying to speak to those perhaps that are undecided but i think the general consensus is that perhaps today he will get that vote of confidence more controversial and unpredictable is tomorrow at the senate peacher where he still seems to have not quite got the numbers adding up to given that vote of confidence he'll also be speaking to them

on wednesday evening and in that statement it says that mark or told conti that he didn't mean his words to offend the italian people or it's only now it seems like an apology even if the french are not using that is certainly a conciliatory tone but there is no doubt that french officials will be quite relieved that tensions will become somewhat ever since emanuel mark hasse sparked a diplomatic route on tuesday because he said then that the italian government had acted irresponsibly and cynically in its blocking of the aquarius boat now that seem to put france on the moral high ground that in florida eighty eight italian officials were quick to point out that france has not volunteered to take in that boat that is in fact fallen to spain and also the italian interior minister met a.s.l. vini lashed out at emmanuel michael saying that france has not done enough to help with the burden of the a number of migrants arriving in the e.u. it has not shared the burden with italy it's not taken in the thousands of migrants that it promised to take in and salvini had said that unless a man or ma

off to their surprise defeat to west ham on saturday chelsea manager antonio conti says he has given up hope of defending the premier league title kill and see a went down one nail after a six minute strike by a mark or are not of it it leaves conti's side eleven points adrift of the top of the table but it was a big day for david moyes his first victory since taking charge of west ham we've we've kept a clean sheet to dig we've got a goal and look we were. with a good one organization to see who we could try and help chelsea a little bit obviously try and make sure that the quarter in that ability was going in was going to be overrun it's really. that a defeat i think the reason he's of the strange. especially for. these is that for defeat. in sixteen games. we know you have a visa. is it possible to think that you are. indebted to race. whose captain an all time record score is set to appeal against doping ban that which would see him missing next is a world cup tested positive for cocaine abut his legal team claim it was the consequence of him drinking coke at tea to get over an i

handing over to the new prime minister paolo gentle only makes way for law professor conti marking the first time italy's so-called populists have been in government. i swear to be a lot of the public to faithfully respect its constitution and its laws and to exercise my role in the exclusive interest of the public. the financial markets have reacted positively to the new government with shares in italian banks gaining more than three percent on friday but this is unknown territory for italy and the new administration is promising big changes the incoming interior minister matteo salvini head of the far right league wants to expel hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants he's recently talked about setting up detention centers across the country while he's equally ambitious rival five star leader luigi to my old labor and industry minister has promised a basic minimum income then that is how italy will interact with the european union . a euro skeptic prevented from being economy minister just days ago would be in charge of e.u. affairs and giovanni tria the replacement economy mi

the "newshour" conties now online.revieof what's there this evening oour new web site, back to ha sreenivasan in our newoom. hari? >> sreenivasan: on our webite today: how coulhealth care reform afct you? all week we'll ask exper to weigh in on the realife impacts of the diffent proposals now onapitol hill. earlier today, i intervied amy walter of "t hotline" about the politics othe health care push. and we talkeabout one of the nners in yesterday's primary race in massachuses. it sets the ste for a special eltion to fill the senate seat that was occupied byhe late edward kennedy. that's on r new blog of news and insight, "e rundown." and on jeffrey bwn's "art beat" blog, you can find his full interview with pianist richard glazier plus his performance of "embreable you." as always, ware at wshour.pbs.org. gwen? >> ifilland that's the "newshour"or tonight. i'm en ifill. jim? >> lehrer: thanks, gwen. we'll see you on-line, andgain here tomorroevening. i'm jim lehrer. thank you and go night. majofunding for the pbs newsh

for a better understanding, we turn to peter conti-brown.o-director of the wharton initiative on financial policy and regulation at the university of pennsylvania. peter, thank you so much for being here. this was a yo-yo of a day on the markets, smingly people spooked by what's happening with credit suisse. buhelp me understand something. the fed earlier this week made this massive intervention to calm the waters, but the waters do not seem to have calmed. what is going on here? peter: we have different parts of the pond, so to speak. there is no doubt that the waters for investors in banks is very choppy. and this matters for banks because, as their values plummet, all kinds of other financial consequences can arise as wel what the fed did was focus in more in a different part, which is, what aut those banks that are at the very brink of destruction or even past it? and that's where the fed was seeking to intervene. and that's what makes this a banking crisis, is that we have had banks, very large ones, that have failed. we have banks, ver

these elections were about who were provide municipal services to the people and not who govern the conti but of course its president added on and is l.-i that budget that turned these elections into an issue of national existence that they did to my eyes as such questions but i think that would be that would be an over interpretation what we see here is that not them on the supporters of president added on but emong is or poignance they are sort tired of that then of look over their differences and can unite otherwise how could a secular nationalist party hard core national his party and is that nice party and a kurdish nationalist party come together actually they are tired of this so president added on is now bringing them together and this is a huge challenge for president outgoing to future because in the past for those ational this worked in his favor through for those ation he could conduct a bigger war than his opponents but now through paul that is ation through the polarization created by president add on the opposition seems to tilt the balance and this is a challenge for him l

is the route that erupted almost led to emanuel is meeting with new italian prime minister giuseppe conti being counseled after mutual accusations of not doing enough for a phone call from president michel save the day and now they're promising to work hand in hand to find solutions. if you don't get local use in the case of the aquarius the risks start when the boat leaves libya this is at the heart of the initiative we want to take with our colleagues preventing the man and woman boarding ships and making dangerous journeys before being rescued by n.g.o.s the risk starts right from the beginning not just when the boat arrives in european waters we must have an organization with countries of transit to avoid humanitarian situations that are unbearable. we have always said and would like to reiterate today the dublin rules have to change italy is firmly opposed to the current reforms to the dublin system and we are currently preparing our own proposals which we will share with our french friends and other european partners to develop them at the european level under the austrian presidenc

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government will allow a rescue ship to bring ashore the 82 people on board prime minister just separate contisays several e.u. countries had agreed to take them in this is a significant change from the policy of the previous coalition government although the new foreign minister is playing down and. i believe there is a great misunderstanding godling the fact that the safe port has been assigned to the ocean. assigned it only because utopias decided to adhere to all of the requests to take most of those migrants more than $9500.00 as a struggling to contain blazes that have spread a fic noxious haze across southeast asia the fires are raging across rainforests and farmland in indonesia the government has sealed off 30 plantation companies which it blames for setting the fires in order to clear a land rival demonstrators have clashed in hong kong as hundreds of beijing supporters faced off against pro-democracy protesters a group started heckling each other and then began trading blows when he was later moved in to end the scuffles and several 1000 people have taken part in an environmental ra

. >> reporter: andrew conti is an investigative reporter who's written dozens of articles about hackers and cyber security. >> at some point they make the decision, am i going to be a good hacker or a bad hacker? there's not that much difference between them in terms of their abilities. huge difference in terms of motivations. >> reporter: that raises the question of how wise it is to teach these abilities to students barely out of their teens with unknown motivations. cylab graduate student peter chapman says not to worry. >> if you're figuring out how to attack things, isn't it possible that somebody who comes out of here isn't going to do it for the right reasons? >> that person's motivated, they can certainly find it out on their own. this isn't hidden information. someone determined to break into a system, they can take normal courses and add this how am i going to ruin the world mindset to it. it's the same way a locksmith who knows how to fix locks can also break into them. >> reporter: cyber security consultant stewart baker says sometimes it makes sense for a company that's bee

it's in his prime minister says he wants to stop arms sales to saudi arabia giuseppe conti says he intends to make an official stance against selling weapons to be used in the conflict in yemen denmark finland germany and norway have all decided to stop selling weapons to riyadh it follows international outrage over the murder of the saudi journalist jamal. the balance of power in northern syria appears to be shifting after the u.s. decision to withdraw its troops russia and turkey have agreed to coordinate with each other after they had talks in moscow it comes as fifty turkish tanks have been sent to the syrian border in preparation for a possible attack on kurdish y.p. g. forces from gas and tap close to the turkey syria border here's mohammed. columns of turkey stunts roll into syria. and iran has been all through its military positions along with south the border as it prepares for what it calls a full fledged offensive on the kurdish held city of mumbai is syria syrian rebels backed by tuckey are also on the move inside areas of syria under techies sway and along the eight hundred tw

salvini agreed to let the miners come ashore following a demand from the prime minister just up the conti al-jazeera while now continues but i'll have the news out for you at $2100.00 g.m.t. that is and about half an hour from now do join me then. i'm. glad this didn't i muttered bashir was the public face of sudan real power really in the hands of the thinker and the magic politician has. both and been cheated and has an antonov were united in their opposition to american led intervention in the gulf 1998 this resulted in severe sanctions being imposed on sudan in the years that followed sudan received a string of overseas visitors many of whom raised eyebrows in the west. of i wish. they knew what i thought my lady almost. god was. or. i love other. god most. of them. elite's ramirez sanchez more widely referred to as carlos the jackal taken part in several operations with an armed palestinian group in the 1970 s. and eighty's he sought refuge in sudan while wanted in france transiting in paris as robin received an unusual request modu carlson are still gonna pull his you have a lot. of

dominafor most of the match but a heated exchange between williams and the chair umpire createdve conty and questions over whether williams was being held to a different standard than kyher professional players. joining me now via from washington, d.c. is lindsay gibbs, a reporter at think progress and co-host oe "burn it all down" podcast and sportswriter sandra t. let me start with a point agreement that both of you mht find which is it was a fantastic performance by naomi osaka. it was a great games, >> she out served serena t williams, b on break points, saved all but one she faced and to see 20-year-old on that stage playing against her idol in their first grand rm slam final pero well, was -- i don't know, personally made me hopeful for the future of this wonderful court >> absolutely. e whe tournament.ey player of no do it >>in she's pl her idol, serena didn't think naomi away come anne to the court and be nervous and naomi is a steady even permits played a game and out played serena, i feltad because everything that happen she really didn't get her moment to celebrate although s

sreenivasan: on this edition for saturday, may 4: the standoff over transition of power in venezuela conties. north korea tests short range projectiles. and, in our signature segmt: songwriter, musician and social activist ani difranco. next, on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. seton melvin. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're yourre rent company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by rcontributions to ys station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thank you for joining us. in venezuela today, the majority of military and security forces continued to back president nicolas maduro. meanwhile, u.s.-

. >> sreenivasan: in washington, fallout surrounding president trump's policy conti criticism coming from both democrats and republicans. >> what the administration is doing is, they are using the grf, the tears, the pain o these kids as mortar to build their wall. >> what the administration has decided to do is to separate children from their parents to try to send a message that if you cross the border with children, your children are going to be ripped away from you.ra that'satizing to the children who are innocents victims and itntrary to our values in this cou >> sreenivasan: meanwhile, current and former members of the trump administration continued to defend the president's policy of separating children from their parents. >> we ran on a policy, very simply, stop mass illegal immigration and limit legal immigration, get our sovereignty back, okay? and so he went to a zero lerance policy. zero tolerance it is a crime to come across illegally and children get separated. 'si hate to say it, but thhe law and he is enforcing the law. >> but the decision to start separating families

florida's gulf coast is under a storm surge warning of up to four feet as what was tropical storm nestor conties to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the system was dd this morning but it is expected to affect florida, parts of alabama, georgia and the carolinas through tomorrow. m early thning, several tornadoes spun off the storm and hit parts of florida, damaging homes.o there were nported injuries. : >> stewa tuesday, a cuban seeking asylum in the u.s. whocu had been in icody in louisiana for months died by an apparent suicideez roylan hernaiaz had been on a hunger strike and had aimed abuse in prison. ter ofana has become a c americs migrant detainee effort, housing almost 8,000 of the more than 51,000 people currently behind bars. many of them are held in remote prisons and jails far from legal representation. reporting in cooperation with th"new orleans advocate" a itvs, newshour weekend's special correspondent, joanne elgart jennings, has the story, the first in a our two-part report. >> reporter: when attorney homero lopez needs to meet in person with clients held in immigration dete

speaking to the to the media as well angela merkel and she'll be meeting the italian prime minister mr conti later on today and clearly he has his own concerns about migration the immigration situation in europe will be interesting to see what both leaders say later on today but the moment is that back to you jane thank you dominic. six hundred thirty migrants are spending their first day in spain after arriving on ships which were turned away from italy and malta city council leaders in barcelona say the new socialist government in madrid must back up its humanitarian gesture with money and resources to help the african arrivals. has more from valencia. on dry land at last clearly happy to be here. special care for pregnant women mothers their toddlers and others most vulnerable these migrants and refugees were forced to spend the week at sea european union leaders squabble over migration policy and show ships are just doing their work are saving lives as in the ben and humanitarian organization saving lives is not a crime or not a course of this situation we're also not a solution what we

a conti agreed but canada's foreign minister voiced the view of the rest of the g seven canada's positionis absolutely clear and that there are no grounds whatsoever for bringing russia with its current behavior bat into the g seven the diplomatic drama inside the meeting is not matched on the streets two hours drive from the summit in charlevoix nine thousand well armed police outnumber the few hundred peaceful demonstrators. martine some officials here have described this summit mood as cortisol at the end i guess a step above hostile but certainly not friendly there have been efforts to draft a statement according to some here and when it came to if the phrase rule based international order the us apparently object. that's standard boilerplate for international organizations working together that gives you kind of an indication that it may not be possible for that joint statement to be signed by all seven parties but we should know soon because donald trump is on the verge of leaving here just about an hour and a half from now so we'll find out soon whether that's going to happen or wh

refugees must claim asylum in their arrival country as he left brussels on sunday prime minister giuseppe conti tweeted his happiness at the way the talks had progressed. when this meeting was first called it was with the hope that sixteen member states might be able to iron out some of the problems and then present solutions to the twenty eight member state meeting that takes place on thursday and friday this week the question is will there be any kind of compromise acceptable to the full e.u. summit dominic came. brussels eight people have been killed in ongoing violence in central nigeria bringing the number of dead over the past three days to ninety four the fighting in the central plateau state involves mostly muslim herders and christian farmers president mohamed you bihari has called for calm and imposed a twenty four hour curfew in the area the decades old conflict over land is escalated sharply this year leaving hundreds dead in central states let's go now to what it is he's live for us in the bridge or ever having does a bit more about what the roots of this conflict are what it's all