in march this year the ministry of justice published an alarming report about the ferguson police more than one hundred pages show how the police violated the rights of black residents in the city. of racism with the american police has become such a big issue that a conscience awakening in some police stations has started we are in norwalk connecticut. going back to school today in small unit growth for three days these twenty five offices we'll learn how to get rid of a racist pig judge this is this optional training is given by two former agents their mission is a challenge to make these officers understand that they too have to judge this is what we're going to learn today is it a possibility that everyone in this room has biased as police in a biased manner and you don't even know that you've done it i can tell you the stories you'll hear from me as i help police in a biased manner i know that now didn't realize that twenty or thirty years ago this lady trainer uses her test and experience as an example in role playing in the first simulation the suspect is a white woman. officers

monday at yet another jail seven guards were attacked by an inmate in that case according to the ministry of justice the perpetrator had again been radicalized in prison inmate violence disobedience and radicalization have triggered a nationwide strike of french prison guards who have in turn clashed with the riot police. there was. a striking guards are demanding the author of his do something about the dangerous conditions in french jails r.t. france spoke to a representative of a prison guard union. said love for the government our representatives are to blame they don't want to discuss the problem or to find a solution to our poor working conditions we demand an increase in the number of prison guards and also the creation of a special high security wing radicalize prisoners. so it's not as jails that are giving the french authorities a headache drug related crimes are becoming so bad in parts of the paris metro the train drivers are reportedly refusing to stop at certain stations as according to a union representing the metro and bus network in the capital r.t. is shallow deep and ski went unde

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even say that this new law violates government neutrality codes in the basic german law the ministry of justice now has access to how social networks implement the deleting mechanism so this is a huge problem so right after this law comes into force we have been just one story making the street make a little turn to you is this a tactic here on the part of the. well i would want to judge you on that but certainly i mean maria de lay doubt that there really is a point of principle here and you also have many civil society groups being very critical of this new legal provision at the same time let's just look at what this tweet actually said it was a new year's message in english german and also arabic and friends and the reaction from bit his full story is to describe muslim men gang raping who are i think that kind of speaks for itself where really was. that level of outrage and the language used could potentially amount also legally to hate speech and that will be something that would have to be decided by the courts incidentally it was immediately retreated by a vital who's a co party leader

is a bit of confusion at the moment the ministry of finance later came out with a statement saying we have not heard about this proposal from the ministry of justice's all up in the air, but the damage was done this morning about 1 $00 billion of value was wiped off the entire cryptocurrency market. many of the major coins, ethereum, ripple, bitcoin were all off fairly heavily they have pared some of those losses the korean market is key, it accounts for 14% of ethereum trade, 30% for ripple a bit less for bitcoin. the context for all of this is that there's huge run ups in the prices in many of the cryptocurrencies, so there could be a sense of profit taking on the back of this bad news for people who have been able to get those gains. it's looking like 2018 could be a key year that regulators are really starting to look at cryptocurrency space back to you. >> thank you very much for that. >>> up next, countdown to bank earnings what you need to watch when the big six porert results that starts on friday with jpmorgan and wells fargo these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it

addressed this issue in court i just don't really understand the problem bosses in the various ministry of justice say this should never have been an issue in the first place. the presence of crosses in courtrooms does not prevent the state from up holding religious and ideological neutrality. religious rights for christian converts in germany is a hot issue particularly in places like mice but the toll on the border with austria is where many refugees and migrants either arrived or at least passed through in twenty fifteen and the move by judge schmidt has prompted a ferocious backlash on social media deep over and people this is a slap in the face of all christians do you still want to trample on your christian religious the raja school of mantua lost for words such an error in the trial of afghan islamists judge class you're against me it takes cross offense from the war of the courtroom the sophisticated islamization in this country continues judge close your are you insane such a disgrace this story comes as the trial of a different failed asylum applicant from afghanistan is underway in a ne

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there and they're saying the government isn't doing enough but in two thousand and sixteen the ministry of justice and acted a committee to fight racism and xenophobia you're on that committee do you see that as part of the efforts what what's happened so far. yeah of course there are going to have been some positive esteem since two thousand and fifteen of course many positivistic serious racially in judicial system and also university and even and and police stations as you mentioned a good first step there are some good escapes at the society also as it's mentioned of course we have very colorful and fascist. movements that they are supporting but for us as refugees but still be fair or they are that's the reality that we see that of course we don't have attacks of course the attacks are have been decreased . much more now we don't have the incidents that we had every day and i can remember that attacks we had in one day on refugees and migrants at the streets of athens just at the center of our so but the problem is that we know that it causes in the parliament a golden dawn is the first party

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the ministry of justice is drawing up plans to bring it back under public control.public control. this is a company in big trouble. it owns the banks £900 million. it owns the pension scheme, £600 million. it is haemorrhaging money. it needs new funds, the lenders don't want to give them to them. it has had crisis talks with banks, on thursday a huddle with a huddle of ministers and today in talks with the pension fund to find out what happens to 28,000 members' of that pension scheme. the damage to the company is severe. losing 93% of its value since this time last year. an army of sub—contractors worried about what happens and the model of outsourcing some of the critical public services to the public sector is under attack. you said that the labour party, the unions are saying that they should be brought back to the public control. is carillion too big, to sensitive to fail? no, it is not. will the government bend over backwards to save the company? yes, it will. but only bending so far. so a very anxious weekend for the company in prospect. thank you. a surgeon

governmental neutrality code so to german basic law which is like a big thing and that means that the ministry of justice actually has direct influence to how social networks implement their deleting mechanism with its users with social media editors don't have this insights and others those who criticize that the german government puts this social problem. speech online and to million billion dollar worth internet companies and drilling back down into the particular comment that was made by beatrice i want to turn back to mckay live now to put it all into context for us you know they do you we know in the past has painted themselves as the victims as if doing so now is this a strategy do you think by being just one story she can say hey i'm the victim of censorship here. well that's certainly what she is saying i mean let's put it this way and what marina laid out there is the conflict a very fundamental conflict about communication it is part of the way the a fifty sees itself that mainstream media is against them and this is also kind of an astounding accusation when you engage with the supporters the

provided a lot of the evidence that went towards the decision of the parole board, are part of the ministry of justicerjustice to launch that judicial review. they haven't said it is something the victims shouldn't do. in parliament last week the secretary of state for justice said he completely understood why everyone was so concerned about release. bearing in mind he is one of the few people in the country who does know on what basis the parole board made the decision, then i think it's fair to say we are right to be bringing this judicial review. toby, can i get your response to crispin blunt saying the justice your response to crispin blunt saying thejustice secretary made the right decision, because it could have been a waste of taxpayers money of the legal challenge was pursued, if it had no reasonable chance of success. obviously i haven't had all of the information at my disposal that the secretary of state for justice has. but i think that one of the things that people want to see here is that there is at least some scrutiny of that decision. that would have been allowed by a judicial review.

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decision about which one has heard, those representing either the offender manager, or the ministry of justice conditions. that will be a matter for the parole board, itself, or the panel that dealt with this hearing, to consider the representations that have been made. john sandals, former judge and parole board member. from boris bikes to boris buses and now the possibility of a boris bridge. the foreign secretary has apparently floated the idea of building a 22 mile bridge in the english channel, linking the uk and france by road. tweeting that the channel tunnel could be "just a first step", borisjohnson reportedly raised the idea of a new link between the two countries during a summit with the french president. the world's longest bridge over water is in china. it's 26 miles in length and opened in 2011 in qingdao. it took ten thousand people four years to complete. ian firth is president of the institution of structural engineers. ian, very good to have you with us. this idea has been met with some derision. nigel farage calling it boris' bonkers bridge. is it feasible? yes, absolutely.

carillon has two contracts with the military of justice carillon has two contracts with the military ofjustice —— ministryelmarsh prison, pentonville, wandsworth, wormwood scrubs. some big prisons are included in that contract. the type of work that people who work for carillon two is clearing blocked to i lets, for carillon two is clearing blocked toilets, mending broken windows, sorting out central heating problems. it is the routine maintenance and repairs that are very important to the running of prisons. they have had that contact sincejune prisons. they have had that contact since june 2,00015. prisons. they have had that contact sincejune 2,00015. back contract was signed by chris grayling when was signed by chris grayling when was the justice was thejustice secretary in 2014. it is about halfway through and i think the government has already paid carillon about £100 million. what will happen to those contracts now? who will carry out the work? at the moment we are told it is business as usual. staff are going to work and they are being paid by the government through the official receiver. looking

quick word from the ministry of justice? national service. quick word from the ministry ofjustice?e agency works with adult defendants with learning difficulties. and jane, whose son has asperger‘s syndrome and had a registered intermediary when he gave evidence about a serious assault he suffered. thank you very much, good morning. jane, thank you so much forjoining us. tell us how the intermediary helped your son. initially, she was introduced to us by the police, she was hand—picked specifically. and it took nearly two years for my son to gain the ability to speak to someone properly. she empowered him to have a voice and gave him support. to find a way forward and be believed. and without her, would this have been possible? no, not at all. not at all, she was his strength and support. and i can feel it feels like you are emotional talking about this, can you tell is why? it was a very long case. we could not have done it without the police and the intermediary. and it gave us closure ina way intermediary. and it gave us closure in a way that we would never have had if we had no

thursday after the south korean government said it was considering banning the trade of crypto currencies. justice ministry came as police and tax authorities raided local exchanges part of an investigation. into alleged tax evasion. kenya airways is open to getting to its first ever direct flight from nairobi each new york which won't tatake place u until octcto. carrier which is owned in part by air france klm is only granted security clearance and us authorities last january. for major

today is the former head of iran's justice ministry after discovering he was in germany the local kurdish community and human rights groups file charges against surety accusing him of crimes against humanity well german authorities say they're continuing to investigate the claims despite reports that the cleric flew back to iran earlier today all right i'm joined now by max zander he is at hamburg airport where shruti is believed to have flown from max good to see you what do you hearing on the ground can you confirm these reports that mr surety has left the country. well yes there have been reports that it's not maturity it's convoy from hannover where he was under medical treatment arrived here at the airport at around one o'clock this afternoon and i was during that time i was here on the flight terrorists there's visitors terrorists here at time of airport and i was able to see preparations that were underway on the iran air aircraft bound to tehran one thing that was highly unusual was that there was a second gangway put on place on a very small aircraft and most likely to give me a

ministry of the u.k. has said that. the only way for mr us to go out of that of the. embassy to actually. get out of it and face justice is the only way to go or are there any alternatives now i believe that. it is imperative to. maintain the legal. norms of regulating the situation. when a person six asylum in an embassy doesn't necessarily mean that he needs to face justice anywhere any person who is seeking. seeking asylum in an embassy is under risk of his rights being violated and this is the reason why he is granted asylum so in this case. we need to protect the life of the person who is threatened and the government who. asks is supposed to provide asylum to human and guarantee of human from save him from these threats. and yes i would like to support what has been said ecuador of the u.k. and other countries involved has. signed and maintain a number of documents international legal documents and we have to. abort and maintain these norms of international law we abide by these norms for example but the principle of. not. of known extradition is something that was support person is threatened if he is rights are

and speaking of the topix, the isth korean justice ministry preparing a crypto exchange shut down billly details we have at the moment. we will bring you more details once we have them. let's have a look at power use when it comes to cryptocurrencies. increasing scrutiny, particularly in china. we just talked about south korea. china is home to 3/4 of bitcoin's mining capacity. they are set to limit power usage. is inda: sophie lu beijing with more. good to have you with us. how much power does bitcoin mining actually consume? sophie: according to our analysis, bitcoin mining consumption is not as much as some of the numbers floating around in the public's fear. -- public sphere. in china it is about 15.4 terawatts hours. the question i had when i was looking at your story was, why is most of this concentrated in china -- bitcoin mining? and why are regulators suddenly so concerned about this? sophie: there are several different factors. to begin with, bitcoin is a very hot industry in china. as some of their earlier quotes is ais -- indicated, there lot of interest in the market. in a

they say the justice ministry proposal sent last week falls far short of addressing the poor conditionsthey are set to meet with union leaders in a a push to end the crisis. >> this time, we are going to get what we w want. we will not rest. we will add more pressure. >> they -- the nationwide strikes were sparked by attacks this month. president macron has promised an overhaul of the system. french guards have long complained of poor pay, insufficient staffing, and increasing in danger met by prisoners under the sway of islamic extremism. we are at one of the prisons affected by this strike. give us some details on what is happening. this is the second week of unrest in the french prisons across the country. the blockade that had started here this morning has been lifted. prison guards have gone back to their job but they are unrelenting when it comes to their demands. they demand weight -- wage raises, and more guards in general. we are at the largest prison in europe. 150 guards to watch more than 4000 prisoners. there are multiple incidents in the past few weeks, leading to guards b

much emotionally attached to the kind of desire to draw to do justice and draw exactly what was in front of me. finally this news hour the russian defense ministry has shown its softer side gradually three new years post twenty eight is the year of the dog with the chinese zodiac cycle keenly followed in russia the ministry used video from one of its training centers storing some of its youngest and most energetic recruits. the fool you. said dog's life is not a thought is all the news for i join me again and huff an hour's time for more global news from r t h q. it's the cradle of jazz. is america still america we have good food knows this jazz feeling. a city of climatic testify is alligators on the loose of poverty and crime are used by the least twelve members of my family to close most. of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans saw from the best place in the world. hate everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you know suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v.'s to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru and well he's a little bit different i'm honest you can find in your windows

of the world's most prestigious neighborhoods. amid high security and right next to the justice ministry. lucie cavanaugh, nbc news, london. >> a lot of brave people out there smash and grab. >> never know, might catch them. >> here in the bay area. >> play safe. >> we'll be right back. >>> take a look at this, really incredible, a wheelchair-bound athlete up for a prestigious award. he's a professional rock climber who was paralyzed in a car accident seven years ago. but it didn't stop him from climbing a mountain in hong kong. the mountain is 1600 feet tall. he says he hopes the story will inspire other athletes with disabilities to pursue their dreams. i think it'll inspire anyone. >> it really does. it makes me think twice about saying i don't feel like going to the gym today. >> no kidding, right? >> see you at 5:00. >> uh-oh. >>> well it's a good day to get out there. >> yeah, it's going to be great, the sun is shining and our temperatures are starting to warm up. except for in the north bay and san francisco, you will get a little bit more clearing and we are going to have a beautif

great concerns regarding virtual currencies and the justice ministry is basically preparing a bill to ban crypto currency trading through exchanges. full of bitcoin means it's dropped to its lowest level since the new year the highest value so far in twenty eighteen was reached on the seventh of january when it hit seventeen thousand dollars to discuss this issue let's cross live to professor of economics at kingston university steve keen thanks for joining us been a rollercoaster for a bit going has the last few months why do you think south korea's promise of trades. well i've heard anecdotally that about one third of the industrial workers in south korean corporations invested in bitcoin and quite a few of you borrowed money to do it so there's certain worry about this being biased on the belief that the corn price always rises so they've got cheap figured money they've borrowed and rising value in bitcoin it's a nice way to make a fortune of course is the big con process going the opposite direction will be lots of potentially bankruptcy of south korean workers so that's one major issue the other of course is if it can is actually bei

state park at the ministry of interior the public prosecutor's office the prisons department the domestic courts and the president of georgia all acted in concert in preventing justice from being down that's a huge allegation against you at the same time european court of human rights just last december it sat on the case against my former prime minister who is in prison that he is the only he is basically hostage to the fact that they were looking for some kind of evidence against me and because they refused to provide it it was a purely political case the government of georgia helped hired hand best world investigators like. retired well president yes totally out of this government of georgia that's controlled by because private shareholders this is two thousand you have a little bit older but while you were a state you were still peers of the exactly but let me tell you what's happening now i know but let's not get away from what happened there in europe there was a huge outcry in general jan about the european court. but on the other hand president had a limited right to pardon and this case is purely political and the suggestion was to let mr saakashvili the on

of anti—government protests. there were violent clashes between police and demonstrators in several cities, including the capital, tunis. the south korean justice ministry days after the country's largest virtual currency exchanges were raided for alleged tax evasion. south korea is a hub for crypto—currencies and shares in bitcoin have dropped sharply. the new us ambassador to the netherlands has refused to explain comments he made in 2015 that muslims had brought chaos to the country by "burning cars and politicians". ambassador peter hoekstra was asked repeatedly by dutch reporters whether he still stood by the remarks, in which he said there were ‘no—go areas' in the netherlands. but he refused to engage, only expressing regret at the comments. police in france are hunting for two men who stole millions of euros worth ofjewels in a smash and grab raid on the ritz hotel in paris. some of the jewellery but not all of it has been recovered. the armed gang — five of them in all — burst into the ritz on wednesday evening and smashed the display windows of jewellery shops in the hotel. three of them were arrested immediately — two others are still on the

getting crushed as one of the largest markets is getting ready to crack down on it bob pisani is live at the nyse hi, bob. >> reporter: hi, melissa south korea's justice ministry is preparing a bill to ban cryptocurrency trading it's one of the marriage markets for bitcoin and ethereum as well ripple "the wall street journal" is reporting that china is ordering the closure of bitcoin mining operations they've already shut down exchanges that trade cryptocurrency this is ramping things up a little bit a u.s. senate panel is holding a hearing next month with top market regulators on the risks cryptocurrencies pose to the u.s. financial system. elsewhere, for all this ruckus around bitcoin, have you noticed that bitcoin has been fairly quiet since bitcoin futures started trading on december 10th on the cboe? it traded in a wild range going into that. other than that brief blip up, it's been between 13 and 16,000 since then pretty quiet compared to the wild rides of ripple and ethereum, for example. there may be something to the argument that introduction of futures has made bitcoin less volatile or maybe, melissa, your show is the reason volatility is lower. you

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inmate and in that case according to the justice ministry the perpetrator had again been radicalized in prison inmate violence disobedience and radicalization of all triggered a nationwide strike of french prison guards who have in turn clashed with riot police. and striking guards are demanding or thirty's do something about the dangerous conditions of french jails in france but for a representative of the prison guards. the government representatives are to blame they don't want to discuss the problem how to find a solution to our poor working conditions but we demand an increase in the number of prison guards and also the creation of a special high security wing radicalise prisoners. some of them will determine if we are really determined to make ourselves heard and to ensure that our demands are met and we really want work conditions to be changed especially in terms of security the. teenager has attacked a school in eastern siberia injuring six people including a teacher. good man into the class and inflicted injury same three school children and a teacher with the next a child received a blow to the face another one was struck on the bac