he was caught sunday and germany after the spanish supreme court reactivated an international arrest warrant against him. today, a german government spokesperson said that spain is a state under the rule of law and that the catalan crisis can only be resolved within the framework of spanish law. crisis -- into a demonstration in barcelona against his arrest by tens of thousands of catalan's last night turned violent. on sunday in the united states, stormy daniels gave a highly anticipated interview to 60 minutes. she is the adult film star who had an allegedly affair with the president. and the interview, she claims that five years ago she was threatened lawsuit was in a parking lot with her infant daughter in order to keep her from talking about the relationship with trump. a television interview of so anticipated it was almost a national event in the united states. the star stormy daniels whose real name is stephanie clifford's told the american show 60 minutes that five years after she had a consensual affair with donald trump, she was threatened to keep her mouth shut. >> a guy w

even be allowed to leave the jail on monday to attain that that beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme courtso democracy is under attack in very obvious ways and it's evident that the international community the e.u. and protect you are asked to stand up on the state of democratic rate and it's not doing to. the group of fraudsters has been busted in some petersburg for selling fake passports though fake not in the way you might expect. the footstools. must be moved. to the bluff you can't. cure records on the good. news. for those who think this is you know i just think you've been using the ether mr you need let me just stick with the old school for the. good old us feel. my mum. mum. took off for the whole saw the fields of the for. in my day news here on our international thanks for joining us so far we're back soon with. anyone else childs seems wrong why don't we all just don't call. me old yet to shape our disdain comes to add to it and indeed from an equal to trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. and indeed this is. the church secret in

parliament and even be able to leave the jail on monday to attain the beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme court so on democracy is under attack you and barry or you squeeze and it's evident that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing. this week saw the one hundred days to go milestone passed in the countdown to the twenty eighteen football world cup r.t. has been building its own team of football legends to host aspirational coverage of the tournament for liverpool striker stan collymore and former manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel are already on board and this week r.t. announced another world class signing. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure come out you have to go meet the center of the beach patrol with you and you go over a great game the great game you are the rock at the back nobody

parliament even be allowed to leave the jail on monday to the team that beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme court so one democracy is under attack in very obvious were used and it's important that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the seat of democratic rates and it's not doing so. a passenger plane has crashed while landing at katmandu airport in nepal killing around fifty a number of other passengers remain unaccounted for officials say the aircraft had been attempting to land when it veered off the airport's runway and crashed into a nearby football pitch the plane was carrying sixty seven passengers including two children as well as for korea. so that brings you up to date they sat morning thirty five men. who was was was was . i. love and war hard sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battles of the stuff. that you thought credit tell you that because of that have led by felt most important. off the bad guys and tell me you are not cool enough to buy a product. of the hawks that we along th

isn't even be allowed to leave the jail on monday to attain the beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme court so what democracy is under attack you and betty or you squeeze and is evidence that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing. this week so the one hundred days to go milestone passed in the can down to the twenty eighteen football world cup. he has been building his own team a football legends to host aspirational coverage of the tournament former liverpool striker stan collymore and former manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel are already on board and this week r.t. announced and other world class signing. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all the time but there was one more question by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and a huge amount of pressure come out you have to go meet the center of the beach we're told we're with you and we will go over great great if you are the rock at t

parliament isn't even be able to leave on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme court so democracy is under time very obvious were used and it's important that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of didn't cross the bridge and it's not doing. a passenger plane has crashed while landing at katmandu airport in nepal killing the majority of those on board officials say at least fifty people are feared dead seven other passengers remain unaccounted for officials also say the aircraft was attempting to land when it fade off the airport's runway and crashed into a nearby football page the plane was carrying sixty seven passengers including two children as well as four crew. that's how the news is looking so far today here in r.t. will be back with more in just about. back skies or more of my guide to financial survival this is. a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these as far as a bully not accountable and we're just getting more and more to that. totally destabilize the global economy you nee

parliament and even be able to leave the jail on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme courtso democracy is under attack in very obvious ways and it's important that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rates and it's not doing so for. a group of fraudsters has been busted in some petersburg for selling fake passports though fake not in the way you might expect. we. need a. cure. for those who. truly need this. it's. for this it's a good. fit with. the false hope for the future for what's good for the for. a passenger plane has crashed while landing at katmandu airport in the poll officials say of course fire and skidded to a stop in a field next to the runway it's clear how many casualties there might be seventeen passengers rescued so far no fatalities reported as of yet officials say sixty seven passengers and four crew were on board we'll keep you posted on any developments here on r.t. as they come. for joining us on this monday more of your worldwide news headlines at the top of the hour. manufacture consent

parliament even below to leave the jail on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme courtso what democracy is under attack in very obvious ways and it's important that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing so. a passenger plane has crashed while landing in katmandu airport in nepal killing around fifty a number of other passengers remain unaccounted for officials say the aircraft had been attempting to land when it veered off the airport's runway and crashed into a nearby football pitch the plane was carrying sixty seven passengers including two children as well as for crew. without international thanks speak on penny tonight don't forget we've got plenty stories for you to at our website at r.t. dot com. i. would was was . why. the art of the deal is being put to the test from the former reality television host broker a deal with the north koreans will allow him also is the world into a new trade. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last w

parliament and even be able to leave the jail on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme court so on democracy is under attack you and betty or you squeeze and it's evident that the international community the e.u. and thank you are asked to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing. the countdown to the football world cup race the one hundred day mark this week. and r.t. has been building its own team of football legend star host our special coverage coming up for the tournament for the liverpool striker stan collymore and former manchester united goalkeeper peter sparkle they're already on board and then this week r.t. announced another world class signing. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all suck but there was one more question by the way who's going to be our coach . guys i know you are nervous he's a huge tournaments and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go meet the center of the beach with all we with you and we will go through all the great game. you are the rock at the back

and even be allowed to leave the jail on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme courtso what democracy is under attack in very obvious ways and it's important that the international community the e.u. and protect you are asked to stand up on the state of democratic rates and it's not doing. a group of fraudsters has been busted in some petersburg for selling fake passports though fake not in the way you might expect to apologize but of a technical glitch there on the program we'll get to that as soon as we can for the meantime though we are back soon with more on r.t. international. lemme walk you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace talks forcing you to fight the battles they believe produce offspring to tell you that you will be gossiping probably by fallible workers the day. off about telling me you are not cool enough to buy their product please. all the hawks that we along with our jobs one was. no not once that. nothing is off let down one might have the definitions in. one seeking that he needs. to take in the equal sitting. down. and then you're going t

and even be able to use the jail on monday to attend to the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme court so what democracy is under attack and then he or you squeeze and it's evident that the international community the e.u. and thank you are asked to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing. yet i was as there is no no particular evidence that they are going to do that any time soon you mentioned jodie sanchez any chance he's going to get released anytime soon. well i think that's partly why today's demonstration is so important for those who want to defend him a tragically it's because it's going to take a huge movement of what it people on the streets and the look communities agitate saying and making sure that this question this issue or do you would m.p.'s and under the most if not the who are front of the discussions you can please don't cancel what it is simply cannot be a load to stand because if it does down this it's a bit dangerous precedent not just for spain and for cats who want to cross the european union. and let's talk about the effect that this crac

parliament even be able to leave the jail on monday to obtain the beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme court so one democracy is under attack you and barry or you suis and it's evident that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing so pro kurdish rallies were held across europe on sunday against the turkish military offensive in northern syria. the. god you. are one of the largest rallies took place in hamburg with activists carrying the flag of kurdistan crowds demanded an end to the turkish operation against kurdish fighters in syria's afrin region and there was a similar gathering in berlin with calls for the german government put pressure on ankara meanwhile in manchester in the u.k. demonstrators brought train services to hold piccadilly station dozens of procreative activists climbed down on to the railway tracks several were arrested. now this week saw the one hundred days to go mass train passed in the countdown to the twenty eighteen football world cup r.t. has been building its own team our football

parliament and even be able to leave the jail on monday to the team that beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme court so democracy is under attack in theory or yes well yes and it's important that the international community the e.u. and thank you are asked to stand up on the state of democratic rates and it's not doing. by for joining us the program or tongues of the top of the hour. this baby and. this much eighteenth vote with your remote. for special coverage of the russian presidential election exit polls opinions real time results monitoring and much more. when you don't. see the teachers what they did they could put it. to me most through only ten. made. love to know kelly said. claiming to know servant is that a. few speak french. send them that's a new. cut down to this call. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. most somewhat want to. have to go on to be first to see what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. this should. i'm over this to get g

parliament and even we'll its leave the jail on monday to a team that beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme courtso what democracy is under attack in very obvious ways and it's important that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic delegates and it's not doing. a group of fraudsters has been busted in some petersburg for selling fake passports though fake not in the way you might expect. would. you go through. because you can. just see. this is. the future for what. it's. going to go to a reminder now of our breaking news from syria here on r.t. international terrorist and rebel groups occupying the enclave of eastern just outside damascus have reportedly started fighting each other that's according to the russian reconciliation center for syria it says the infighting began off to one of the rebel groups who was urged to separate from al nusra terrorists in exchange for negotiations on conditions for their safe passage out of the area the reconciliation center says the fighting is taking place right now on the streets of east and forcing

parliament and even be able to leave the jail on monday to obtain the beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme court so one democracy is under attack you and betty or you squeeze and it's given that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing so. now this week saw the one hundred days to go milestone passed in the countdown to the twenty eighteen football world cup. r.t. has been building its own table of a football legends to host aspirational coverage of the tournament former liverpool striker stan collymore and former manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel are already on board and this week r.t. announced another world class. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go meet the center of the beach with probably with you and do so with all the great the great you are the roc

parliament and even be able to leave the jail on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme court so what democracy is under attack you and betty or you squeeze and it's evident that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing. a pro kurdish rallies were also held across europe on sunday against the turkish military offensive in northern syria. you. know one of the largest rallies took place in hamburg with activists carrying the flag of kurdistan crowds demanded an end to the turkish operation against kurdish fighters in syria's afrin region and as we saw there was a similar gathering in berlin with calls for the german government to put pressure on ankara meanwhile in manchester in the u.k. demonstrators brought train services to a halt at piccadilly station dozens of pro kurdish activists climbed down on to the railway tracks several were arrested. now this week saw the one hundred days to go milestone passed in the can down to the twenty eighteen football world cup r.t. has been building its own

parliament and even be able to leave the jail on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme court so democracy is under attack you in theory or us were used and it's important that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing so. passenger plane has crashed while landing at katmandu airport in nepal killing the majority of those on board conflicting reports to put the figure between forty and fifty people dead officials say the plane caught fire and skidded to a stop in a field next to the runway it was carrying sixty seven passengers including two children with four crew on board working to update it on any further information. that's how things are looking so far today here in r.t. don't forget plenty of stories at our website at r.t. dot com. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all such but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous is a huge tournaments and the huge amount of pressure com

parliament even the only two leave the jail on monday twenty in the beat has been ruled by the spanish supreme court so what democracy is under attack you and betty or you squeeze and the international community the e.u. and thank you are. on the state. defense ministry has released a video of tests of its latest missile systems among the new weapons says the hypersonic can jolly old dagger missile which is said to be capable of outsmarting all currently existing defense systems and there's at the site amount of rocket into a continental ballistic missile which has ten times the range and can be manufactured without any foreign involvement. senior correspondent what i guess was granted exclusive access to russia's latest nuclear deterrent. need to see to this need to come to cool.

parliament and even below to leave the jail on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme court so what democracy is under attack you know in theory or use were used and it's important that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic reach and it's not doing so. now we are getting news that a passenger plane has crashed while landing at katmandu airport in the poor killing at least thirty eight people twenty three people were injured and ten people are still unaccounted for officials say the plane caught fire and skidded to a stop in a field next to the run by the plane was carrying sixty seven passengers including two children with four crew on board of course we'll keep you updated with any further developments as they come in. that's how the news is looking safe acid a here in our we're back with more in thirty five miles. i. was. was . was was was. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fan

and even be allowed to leave the jail on monday to attend the beat that's been ruled by the spanish supreme court so what democracy is under attack you and betty or you squeeze and it's evident that the international community the e.u. and protect your rights to stand up on the state of democratic rights and it's not doing. or pro kurdish rallies were also held across europe on sunday against the turkish military offensive in northern syria. the. one of the largest rise took place in hamburg with activists carrying the flag of kurdistan crowds demanded an end to the turkish occupation operation i should say against kurdish fighters in syria's african region and there was a similar gathering in berlin with calls for the german government to put pressure on ankara meanwhile in manchester in the u.k. demonstrators brought train services to a halt to piccadilly station dozens of pro kurdish activists climbed down onto the railway tracks several were arrested. now this week also saw the one hundred days to go ma stern passed in the countdown to the twenty eighteen football world cup r.t. has been buil

the family of one of the catalan separatists jailed on friday by the spanish supreme court has been given jordi turull was one of five politicians detained on charges of rebellion. the speaker of the parliament called for a "united front to defend democracy and fundamental rights". turull had been the separatists‘ choice to become the next regional president. a huge soviet—era television tower in the russian city of yekaterinburg has been demolished in preparation for the football world cup injune. the building, in yekaterinburg, was once destined to be the second tallest in russia, but construction was halted when the soviet union fell, by which point the tower had reached two thirds of its intended 360—metre height. several people fell to their deaths from it, before the local governor decided it was time to bring it down. tributes have been paid to a french police officer who died saving the lives of hostages in a supermarket siege in the town of trebes yesterday. arnaud beltrame was shot by an islamist gunman and later died of his wounds. three other people were also killed. president

five catalan politicians have been charged with rebellion and sent to jail by a spanish supreme court if issues include the former castle and parliamentary speaker car may for force adele and x. catalan minister jordi tural spain's top prosecutor called for the sentence because he said there was a high risk of them repeating their crimes going shopping or eating out in somalia has just become more expensive and many customers don't like it angry at the government for imposing a five percent sales tax the first and nearly thirty years the government says it's crucial to slog economic recovery from like a dish it why would a tells us why. mogadishu's lido beach is a sign of somalia's growing sense of optimism at its coffers with shaded table sit clients mainly middle mogadishu's welfare elite sipping expensive coffee but these days they're having to pay more for their food and drinks the government has just introduced a five percent sales tax for the first time in almost thirty years many are unhappy . i just paid three dollars of tax a year i don't trust the government they have missed

collective rights of people the people of scotland but on the same day back in madrid the spanish supreme court was issuing a european arrest warrant the charge rebellion connected to his leading role in october's catalan independence referendum in madrid the news of demands arrest has been largely welcomed but there are lingering concerns about the wider political damage this continues to inflict and. i don't agree with arresting politicians for ideological issues i think they should be more concerned with improving their dialogue. in communication rather than imposing the law. throughout his self-imposed exile from spain proves the man maintained he would cooperate fully with the relevant authorities that promise will now be put to the test here in germany when he decides whether to oppose or cooperate with his extradition to spain like alan al-jazeera burning well david fisher joins us live now from barcelona david what's the expectation there about whether pushed the month will actually be extradited to spain and what would happen if he was i think there's a huge momentum building here they

collective rights of people the people of scotland but on the same day back in madrid the spanish supreme court was issuing a european arrest warrant the charge rebellion connected to his leading role in last october's catalan independence referendum. in madrid the news of police demands arrest has been largely welcomed but there are lingering concerns about the wider political damage this continues to inflict there and then there is the matter i don't agree with arresting politicians for ideological issues i think they should be more concerned with improving their dialogue and communication rather than imposing the law. throughout his self-imposed exile from spain greece amman has maintained he would cooperate fully with the relevant authorities that promise is now going to be put to the test as he decides whether to oppose or cooperate with extradition to spain paul brennan al-jazeera. well let's now go. callan is standing by for us and i would do we know about the circumstances surrounding the arrests. but we know that he was arrested on the side of the german also not long after crossing th

collective rights of people the people of scotland but on the same day back in madrid the spanish supreme court was issuing a european arrest warrant the charge rebellion connect it is leading role in last october's catalan independence referendum. in madrid the news of police to mons arrest has been largely welcomed one gambling. when someone commits a crime you must take responsibility for it that's what happened to me so must be the same to him. but the wrong lingering concerns about the wider political damage this continues to inflict. i don't agree with the rest of politicians for ideological issues i think they should be with improving the dialogue and communication rather good imposing. and in the council on capital barcelona sentiment was also mixed. i'm very sad because this means that politically nobody reached an agreement and that's a shame politics is absolutely destroyed for both sides and the only thing that rules is repression. throughout his self-imposed exile from spain has maintained he would cooperate fully with the relevant authorities that promise is now going to be put to

colleagues though managed to escape and flee spain and go elsewhere this weekend though the spanish supreme court issued an international arrest warrant for colors proved to maher and these other fugitive politicians who are no longer in spain that was on friday at the time carlos preached a moment was on a visit to finland had been invited by finnish parliamentarians and he was coming back it appears by road he seems to be avoiding travel perhaps for obvious reasons he was coming from finland through denmark and crossing the german border there when he was spotted by german police and appears to have been detained the news of his detention has come in and in social media from a tweet from his lawyer who said his followers the president has been detained in germany when he crossed the border from denmark on the way to belgium the treatment has been correct at all time procedures being correct he's now in a police station legal defense has already been activated the president was heading to belgium to catch up at the disposal of belgian justice so he's in custody in germany and it will be now for

collective rights of people the people of scotland but on the same day back in madrid the spanish supreme court was issuing a european arrest warrant the charge rebellion connected to his leading role in october's catalan independence referendum. in madrid the news of monza arrest has been largely welcome but there are lingering concerns about the wider political damage this continues to inflame and when they demand a i don't agree with the resting politicians for ideological issues i think they should be more concerned with improving their dialogue and communication rather than imposing the law. throughout his self-imposed exile from spain has maintained he would cooperate fully with the relevant authorities that promise is now going to be put to the test as he decides whether to oppose or cooperate with extradition to spain. and we can speak to and the live now in berlin for us when are we expected to find out if push them aunt will indeed be extradited to say. above or he's in detention right now and we he will face a german court tomorrow in the town of in the north of the country near wher

this weekend though the spanish supreme court issued an international arrest warrant for colors proved to maher and these other fugitive politicians who are no longer in spain that was on friday at the time carlos pushed amount was on a visit to finland had been invited there by finnish parliamentarians and he was coming back it appears by road he seems to be avoiding travel perhaps for obvious reasons he was coming from finland through denmark and crossing the german border there when he was spotted by german police and appears to have been detained the news of his detention has come in and in social media from a tweet from his lawyer who said as follows the president has been detained in germany when he crossed the border from denmark on the way to belgium the treatment has been correct at all time procedures being correct he's now in a police station legal defense has already been activated the president was heading to belgium to catch up at the disposal of belgian justice so he's in custody in germany and it will be now for the germans on the puts them on defense team to decide whe

a look, in barcelona, on friday, nearly 30 people injured in clashes with police after the spanish supreme court arrested five independence leaders. >> thousands of protesters gather in front of a spanish government building throwing objects and paint at police. he pushed them back with batons. a spanish judge ruled friday, 25 leaders will be tried for insighting rebellion or other charges after last year's legal independent referendum. >>> a porn actress and former playboy model are speaking out about their alleged affairs with donald trump. their stories have striking similarities. that's coming up here. >>> plus, a u.s. indictment charge alleges iranian hackers. who the u.s. says their targets were, straight ahead. internet providers promise business owners a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. at&t doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. at&t, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. at&t, not so much. we give you 75 mbps for $59.95. that's mor

a spanish supreme court is charging people with rebellion.d to other countries following the failed secession attempt in late october. the european union is recalling its ambassador from moscow. it's the latest move in the uproar over a poisoned spy in england. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. whoamike and jen doyle?than i thought. yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can

collective rights of people the people of scotland but on the same day back in madrid the spanish supreme court was issuing a european arrest warrant the charge rebellion connected to his leading role in october's catalan independence referendum in madrid the news of demands arrest has been largely welcomed but there are lingering concerns about the wider political damage this continues to inflict and. i don't agree with the resting politicians for ideological issues i think they should be more concerned with improving their dialogue and communication rather than imposing the law. throughout his self-imposed exile from spain proved the man maintained he would cooperate fully with the relevant authorities that promise will now be put to the test here in germany when he decides whether to oppose or cooperate with his extradition to spain l.-a callen al jazeera burning. in syria hundreds more rebel fighters and civilians have been evacuated from eastern huta government forces are close to controlling all of what had been the last that rebel stronghold near damascus following a month long offensive

collective rights of people the people of scotland but on the same day back in madrid the spanish supreme court was issuing a european arrest warrant the charge rebellion connected to his leading role in october's catalan independence referendum in madrid the news of monza arrest has been largely welcomed but there are lingering concerns about the wider political damage this continues to inflict and. i don't agree with the resting politicians for ideological issues i think they should be more concerned with improving their dialogue and communication rather than imposing the law. throughout his self-imposed exile from spain persimmon maintained he would cooperate fully with the relevant authorities that promise will now be put to the test here in germany when he decides whether to oppose or cooperate with his extradition to spain. al-jazeera. let's take you to barcelona now you can see the latest live pictures there now the streets relatively empty compared certainly for a few hours ago that's because police have actually been clearing out the streets a few protesters are still it remaining in s

now it will be investigated whether the extradition is lawful. druff: the spanish supreme court has ruledgdemont ld be tried for rebellio and misusing public funds. egyptians began castinots today in a three-day election sissi is certain to win.h el- state television aired video of el-sissi voting at a girls school in cairo. his sole opponent,oussa mustafa mosa, also voted. el-sissi has jailed thousands oi iss and other opponents and muzzled independent news media. back in this country, facebook now faces multiple investigations after a british firm allegedly used data from millions of facebook users in the 2016 elections. the u.s. federal trade commission confirmed today it's looking into the matter. and, 37 states and territories asked for information on when facebook learned of the problem, and what actions it took. new fallout from the police killing of an unarmed black man in sacramento, california. the grandmother of steph clark, sequita thompson, said today that police need to useai tasers ofor arms or legs in order to avoid lethal wounds. officers fired at clark 20 timea week. the

now five catalan politicians have been charged with rebellion and sent to jail by a spanish supreme court if issues include the former catalan parliamentary speaker calm a folk adele and ex catalan minister georgie terrell are expected to enter the fray of prisons on friday spain's top prosecutor called for the sentence because he said there was a high risk of them repeating that crimes. to local politicians in the former soviet republic of georgia have found a novel way to liven up their city assembly a heated debate managed to get totally out of hand when punches started flying between two opposition members one of whom went on the offensive using a telephone as an improvised weapon. the two men had managed to get themselves worked up about the creation of a new political faction in the city of d.d. after they were separated by their fellow politicians medics had to be called in to treat them both for their injuries. much more to come for this hour israeli settler attacks against palestinians in the occupied occupied west bank are rising we speak to people whose jobs are becoming dated

campaign now five cats and politicians have been charged with rebellion and sent to jail by a spanish supreme court the officials include the for my cattle and parliamentary speaker carm a folk adele and x. catalan minister jordi tural spain's top prosecutor called for the sentence because he said there was a high risk of them repeating their crimes. an estimated fifty five thousand people in poland demonstrated against proposals to make it harder to have an abortion poland already has one of the strictest abortion laws in europe illegal terminations a commonplace and many women go abroad and the highwood has more. marching towards poland's parliament signs of defiance was thousands of women and men coming together to fight plans to make it harder top of the bullshit in poland where the norse already some of the most restrictive in the european union. told me i have two values that's why i'm here it's compassion and respect for women and respect for laws they want and limits human rights and it's only human rights we cannot show about human rights when we exclude fifty percent of population the cur

arrest warrant bringing the viewers and you're up to speed with what we have so far as the spanish supremes court judge has been investigating priest a man and his separatist politician colleagues since last november and that's the very reason why priest of one fled from spain because if he had stayed he would have been placed in custody and denied bail didn't being denied bail meant he wouldn't have been able to contest last november's last december's catalan regional elections so on friday the judge decided there was sufficient evidence to actually issue a rest warrants and charge people with rebellion seven people separatist politicians who are still in spain were taken into custody and formally charged international arrest warrants were issued for the other six who had fled the country freedom on being one of those six as far as precedence go well we can remember two thousand and fifteen when one of our arabic colleagues al jazeera arabic journalist ahmed mansoura was detained in germany on an international arrest warrant that had been issued by egypt now the paperwork was in order but the eg

collective rights of people the people of scotland but on the same day back in madrid the spanish supreme court was issuing a european arrest warrant the charge rebellion connected to his leading role in october's catalan independence referendum. in madrid the news of demands of arrest has been largely welcomed but there are lingering concerns about the wider political damage this continues to inflict and. i don't agree with the resting politicians for ideological issues i think they should be more concerned with improving their dialogue and communication rather than imposing the law. throughout his self-imposed exile from spain to bonn has maintained he would cooperate fully with the relevant authorities that promise is now going to be put to the test as he decides whether to oppose or cooperate with extradition to spain. cross now to berlin and speak and so just when will we know tell us a bit more about the process that follows now and when will know whether or not president want is going to be extradited to spain. well tomorrow he's going to face a german court it's largely a formal proceed

one's arrest comes five months after that referendum in october when catalan leaders defied a spanish supreme court ruling and held a referendum on suspicion turnout was about forty two percent with a landslide vote for independence when the catalan parliament declared independence after the referendum leaders of spain's government in madrid crack down hard on doing they were upholding the constitution the spanish government fired the leaders of the cattle and government and dissolved the regional parliament in boss alone in a first for spain prime minister money on overhaul invoked article one fifty five of the constitution took over control of the regional government with no international recognition and little sympathy from neighbors in the european union this is specialists weren't able to implement that break away let's bring in our social media producer in a moment i should imagine this quite a bit online about this what is the conversation a lot of reaction most a lot of condemnation as well jane now put your arms arrests in germany has sparked like we said a massive debate and as we're talk

clara instructed us to oppose the extradition warrant received from the spanish supreme court and twoe 6000 state security forces who attacked the catalan people under half of the spanish government. there were a couple of hundred supporters of the professor here outside the court after the statement was read out. the professor and her team moved across to thank them. she said nothing. she has been instructed not to speak, but her lawyer again spoke on her behalf. there were loud cheers. he said the professor believes scotland has been a true friend to catalonia in her darkest hours. there has been considerable interest in this extradition process. it‘s believed around £100,000 is all ready been raised in support of the professor. the process will last several weeks. the next hearing is due on april 12. in a moment the business news. first, a look at the headlines on afternoon live. the high court overturns a decision by the parole board to release black cab rapist john worboys — prompting the board‘s chairman nick hardwick to resign. people in england will soon have to pay a deposit

and when the bushes started to think about nomination of the chief counsel supreme court gonzalez is spanish for suitors so i have somebody no support he doesn't have to ask any questions of.only the appellate judges and then you sum up the nomination is the senate judiciary committee so we go through these questions it is a political thing but in fact abortion rights i don't think anybody in the court that would continue to say the second amendment is the individual right and we go through this. they all know the position but is the nominee smart enough to walk on the hot coals to get in? what do we see? and what is everybody worried about? ruth bader ginsburg could have the greatest medical system in the world to keep her going as far as democrats are concerned. [laughter] and it used to be that you tried to get somebody a lot of people were burned. warren, eisenhower said maybe his worst mistake was born because he had no idea. nobody knew how the politicians would do it but now nobody goes to the court without knowing exactly. so the battle becomes political and as a result the approval

supreme court detained five separatist leaders. thousands of people turned out to protest the spanish government legal escalation against catalon separatistsento, california, this the scene as demonstrators scream screamed don't shoot, protesting the death of an unarmed african-american man stefon clark. police thought he had a weapon, but his family says he was just holding an iphone. >>> the government has avoided a shutdown at least until october after president trump signed into law a massive spending bill to keep federal agencies up and running, emphasis on massive here because the bill is a 2200 page monster. >> you wonder how many in washington read it. it details $1.3 trillion of government spending. mr. trump had threatened to veto it just before signing it the president made this promise. >> i say to congress, i will never sign another bill like this again. i'm not going to do it again. nobody read it. it's only hours old. some people don't even know what -- $1.3 trillion. >> despite the president's misgivings, a large increase in military spending won him over. he also received $1.6 billion for border security. >> but the bill d

the spanish historian told us pushing wants extradition or battle is likely to drag on for several months well he was probably going to be in reply three bunol in. supreme court and to the chances to get. a very high sentence and to be most efficient and rebellion why he actually wants to brussels was really because there's no suggesting this is a rebellion. in the. legislation allows up to three months. in an exhibition so if. it. looks going to be the case then the german authorities would have to remount sudan to take on the expedition case so it may take a long time. france was hit by an act of terrorism this week gunmen hijacked a car and took hostages at a supermarket in a small southern town. friday three people died that day while a fourth succumbed to his injuries on saturday. in the movie i went shopping with my wife and sister in law after some time we had an explosion well several. i saw a man lying on the floor and another person who was very agitated with a handgun in one hand and a knife in the other and yelling. for years. after that i took my wife and my sister in law and some customers nearby and we went to look for shelter i put them in a b

spanish-american war -- puerto rico, philippines being the two major ones there thesequestion posed by referencedes as josh which are mostly customs cases. deactivate duties importing goods -- do you have to pay duties importing goods? the supreme courtaid, maybe. we get to decide when it doesn't when did does not. so what parts of the constitution applied abroad to the territories was actually quite arbitrary. in the philippines, people could to a juryhe right trial. they were not citizens. they were not even citizens by statute like they would be in puerto rico. they invented a new category called "the national." neither an alien nor a citizen. was the chinese theusion act tested in courts and what was the result? yes. yes and the question was, was the chinese exclusion act upheld in the court. in 1893. this case considered whether a to obtainrson needed a certificate of residency to maintain residence in the united states. the court upheld it. , one after another supreme court upheld these policies. it was an outlier. yick wo was an outlier, the only one chinese one. there were victories for the united states governments in the others. susan: hello. caller: thank you. i would like to say, whoever came up for the idea for the show

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the demonstrators had gathered outside the spanish government delegation building to protest the jailing of five cattle and separatist leaders spain's supreme court ordered the latest imprisonment pending trial for rebellion. a russian soyuz ferry ship carrying two nasa astronauts and a russian commander has arrived at the international space station the ship made a perfect docking with the i.s.a.'s to end its two day journey the three men will spend six months in the station which currently has a crew of six people. i think. the global markets react to the u.s. crackdown on china the barriers to chinese exports are supposed to protect american security and jobs but investors are seeing the start of a trade war. and this trendy watch company in detroit is key for the city's economic revival but it can't do without parts from you guessed it china. and some for business on the w. and how you got to guess welcome to the program china said it is preparing tariffs on american imports in response to u.s. penalties on steel and aluminum to take effect today chinese officials vowed to defend against an even larger number of tariffs signed by president do

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