for more let's bring in qana the japan director of human rights watch she joins us now restore thank you so much for joining us now the technical training scheme has been abused in the past by employers in japan do you have reasons to believe that the new visa system introduced so foreign workers will be any better. yes i think so and i hope so i don't know whether it would improve the situation dramatically but there is a hope the reason is because in the scheme of taken to taken to the interim trainees trainees were not allowed to change employers so data type to their employers even if they are abused they couldn't you know speak out in the fear that if they are. fighters they have to go back to their home country. however this new specific skilled to be that would allow. workers to change to employ employers within the specific skills they are allowed to stay in japan so this is the most important change however other it however other conditions remains same so we have to wait and see if there are there abuses would dramatically. are a good we have to i mean the japanese governme

people don't really realize how big japan is as in the qana me they've been actually i looked this up and even i was really surprised although i've been studying this that they were the second biggest economy from nine hundred seventy up to two thousand and ten well meaning that they are stagnating they are having their problems but on a very high level meaning that's why they've been able to keep this status for this long but they have a really big manufacturing sector all of that but the problem is for example germany is right behind japan so if they don't address those problems it's going to be very problematic for germany on the hot heels of japan thank you very much q you're over there for us or an engineering firm in tokyo is testing whether eight k. cameras can replace visual safety checks of key infrastructure the ultra high definition technology has sixteen times the number of pixels as a standard age the experts say it can be better than the human eye. the inspection vehicle makes its way through a tunnel in thomas city just outside tokyo it's traveling at the normal speed o

mozes epee on did not hesitate when he was called to help unload aid trucks arriving into qana theircar you margin seafood supplies to help thousands of kenyans on the brink of starvation the construction worker leaves in the administration's capital but he's not faring much better than villages in remote areas back home as he walks out his family's weekly budget moses reckons he'll need to make at least ten dollars to buy basic food supplies on a good day on that on building sites but those days are increasingly few and far between. has become difficult the drug has made beings even honda i've used him last year we could get jobs more frequently than now it's tough for everyone no matter where the commodity prices across the country have gone up in the last few years but it's was in areas like this because trade does buy their goods from other far off regions and then mock up the costs to make their margin. one in three kenyans don't have enough to eat reported a global hunger index last year. some of the cultural experts estimate african farmers suffer forty eight billion dollars o

ok let's talk a bit about qana me i heard your construction minister recently say that china serbia's best friend and right now what we see is that the european continent is a little cautious about china is trying to limit chinese investment in the continent and all of that so do you think this close friendship of china and serbia could actually because you are pressured by the you with your relations and about your relations with russia do you think you can be further pressured with the relations of china. we'll it's something normal. we are resistant to pressure thank have objections to everything. china the way. we abolished visas for india indonesia the west objects we abolished visas for russia the objects of human now we are signing a free trade agreements with the eurasian economic union the object there is a problem only when serbia is friendly they have no objections when a crash is friends with china when hungary's friends with china when germany's friends with china these are double standards the same with germans and the northern european countries that can use russian gas

ok let's talk a bit about qana me i heard your construction minister recently say that china is serbia's best friend and right now what we see is that the european continent is a little cautious about china is trying to limit chinese investment in the continent and all of that so do you think this close friendship of china and serbia could actually because they are pressured by the you with your relations and about your relations with russia do you think you can be further pressured with your relations with china. we'll it's something normal. we are resistant to pressure thank have objections to everything. china the west. we abolished visas for india indonesia the west objects we abolished visas for russia the object now we're signing a free trade agreements with the eurasian economic union they object there is a problem only when serbia is friendly they have no objections when friends with china go when hungary's friends with china when germany's friends with china these are double standards so it's the same with germans and the northern european countries that can use russian gas from

military illegally bomb syria in response to an allegedly faked chemical attack in qana and coming up on the show the e.u. may be in trouble over breaks even nato may be in defacto civil war after its seventieth birthday party but it was sure in china quietly already lose the information war we get the take of the chairman of russia's commission on information and media all this of all coming up in today's going on the ground but first straight to this week's seventieth birthday party for nato in washington it was wed all trump secretary of state cheerleading for a legal regime change in venezuela made clear that nato was founded for peace back in ninety forty nine everyone agreed with the central notion the net it would be a force for peace some thought the idea of nato was. yes the video feed actually cuts out that but then i'll give lee the effectiveness of nato technology has never been the alliance's forte when normal transmission resumed pair went on to proudly named jack majors longest ongoing war in afghanistan well this week we got an insight into what some u.k. nato soldiers

weighing up the possibility as with our london and brussels correspondents also coming up fears of qana.

network from hiding to be honest with no id and with no indication from the new way he is it might be of qana standard might be the philippians it might be some of the plays but i think it doesn't really matter because he does not mean you are from the logistics of tourist operations of the islamic state he's running a web of. which he inspires and he can continue to do so from every hideout in the world ok you say that he inspires so his function at this point is primarily inspirational and for us members and people want to be members around the world absolutely and that is drains hall as has planned from the from a terrorist organization in twenty feet fourteen into a political or military are only zation for the less. couple of years you know it's returning back to a terrorist organization. inspiring islamists all of the world what about the timing of this video we haven't heard from of the have an audio recordings of separately but we haven't seen him for four or five years can you tell us something about the timing i think it's crucial here because. over the last month we've heard all we

their qana me has been destroyed. their democracy has been destroyed. the people of venezuela are paying the price. and soon and the world will pay the price if we fail. there can be no bystanders to this history. for the peace and security of our hemisphere the world and the united nations must stand with the people of venezuela. to that end the united states is preparing a resolution recognizing the legitimacy of the government of interim president one by doe and today we urge every member of the security council and all u.n. member states to support this resolution stand with the venezuelan people. as they rise up to restore freedom democracy and liberty to their nation. and this they are doing they are rising up. against intimidation and violence even today the people of venezuela are taking to the streets to march for freedom. despite all the hardship they continue to march. spite all of the oppression they continue to march. despite the opposition. they continue to march with courage and strength. because they're marching to freedom. and in the wo

day there is no free lunch especially when it comes to social media and the internet the entire in qana me is literally based off of surveillance and that's something that we really need think long and hard is that a sustainable business model to protect their privacy and protect their families and protect our kids moving forward what we need to think about is how can we continue with a light touch deregulated approach but one where people have the information they need to know what's being done and whether they consent to it or not and so that's why i think we need to have a really big focus on transparency on privacy on a level playing field across the board so that people understand what's happening and they can make decisions in a way that they're not able to very clearly right now. it isn't obvious that regulators are fast enough to keep up with the tech world they're going to be five years behind the game that's like a hundred years that's like wrestling with victorian england to know it seems to me that it would be better in many ways if there were multiple competing search engin

be weighing up the possibilities with our london and brussels correspondent also coming up fears of qana just militia troops reach the outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli a regional warlord is preparing to drive out internationally socks government. town with israel headed for a crunch election we find out why many arabs in the country say they won't call the voting. plus an upcoming exhibition that puts rock star instruments that's ten percent to stay. new york's metropolitan museum of miles the hardware of rock n roll and it show coldplay at our. i'm an eclipse mackinnon thanks so much for your company should british prime minister tourism a has also the e.u. for yet another extension to brics it saying the u.k. needs new. time to avoid leaving the block without a deal in a letter sent to european council president donald tusk may offer the brics a deadline to be delayed until june thirtieth she said she hoped to get britain out of the before european elections in may she said that london would make preparations to hold elections if that's not possible britain's parliament remains

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be weighing up the possibilities without london and brussels correspondent also coming up fears of qana just military troops reach the outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli a regional war hold is preparing to drive out the internationally backed government . and with israel headed for a crucial election we find out why many arabs in the country say they won't both go to. my manuscripts mackinnon thanks so much for joining us british prime minister to reason may has also the e.u. for yet another extension to bret's it saying the u.k. needs more time to avoid leaving the block without a deal and a letter sent to european council president donald tusk may all stay for the press deadline to be delayed until up to june first yes she said she hoped to get britain out of the e.u. before european elections in may but said that london would make preparations to hold elections if that's not possible britain's parliament remains deadlocked over the withdrawal agreement theories i'm a secured with the e.u. . for more on this we're joined from london by w.'s budget mosse and from brussels by news

prevent the move to an all electric car so by releasing their patents create more hybrids and the qana sense is calling the strategic time out from the move to full actrix so very interesting move i think people will look at a lot look back look in the future to see how this played out and whether it was the right move very interesting to watch yeah and now moving on we move over to neil kids blue apron who dominates the sector and we have seen their stock on a bit of a roller coaster over the past few days we see that their stock spiked at the opening of trading today but has since cooled off a bit what does it take on blue apron. blue apron is another amazon. once amazon came out with the meal plan that they bought whole foods the stock used to be seventeen dollars then it went to one just today. amazon announced a whole foods going to cut prices again so the news for blue apron today was good because the c.e.o. left so can't feel too good for brad dickerson this is they want to step down and we saw the stock go up because of that but. the only positive are safer from the force compl

israelis having bombed qana and in the cold masses of civilians that this is in two thousand and six now i know you have to understand is that you know as far as muslims are concerned at the moment you know they are under attack in countries you know all over the world oh you know hundreds and thousands of people dying and i think to be our concept of just how you know at least in its current iteration is that you know as muslims we have the right to defend ourselves and there is no no point of saying that. these people are being killed that is a not a patient clone or domination racism taking place and that these people they should be allowed to defend themselves of issues keep being slapped and killed and raped and that they're not allowed to defend it and defense here means military resistance of course and all of these countries should be not i mean that's on the full the full speech and i and i talk within that speech as well about how we as muslims in the u.k. you know should be supporting you know these people by lobbying by campaigning by effectively trying our best to suppor

drought regularly leads to loss of harvest so catherine soy has been looking at the issue from to qana in the north with. mozes epee on did not hesitate when his calls to help unload aid trucks are arriving into canada their car emergency food supplies to help thousands of kenyans on the brink of starvation. the construction worker lives in the administrative capital more but he's not faring much better than villagers in remote areas back home as he walks out his family's weekly budget moses reckons he'll need to make at least ten dollars to buy basic food supplies on a good day and that on building sites but those days are increasingly feel and far between. has become so difficult the drought has made beings even under this time last year we could get jobs more frequently than now it's tough for everyone no matter where they leave commodity prices across the country have gone up in the last few years but it's was in areas like this because traders buy their goods from other far off regions and then mock up their costs to make their margin one in three kenyans don't have enough to eat

. >> the a's slogged into boston and arrived without mark qana after leaving jerod's game with a rightn. he flew to l.a. where he's schedule to get an mri tomorrow. a's led the red sox by four until third. the a's thought that was out number two but the um fire said he missed the bag and mookie betts got things going with an rbi base hit and j.d. martinez follows with another single and xander bogaerts will then hit it over the head of ramon laurenio which scores two and this game is tied at four. michael chavis will compete the six-run base hit with a base hit up the middle and right now the boston red sox lead 7-4 in the fourth. so steve kerr and the warriors, a lot of opinions on the missed calls and hopefully tomorrow night though it will all be cleaned up. i don't want this to keep going. >> definitely not. >> thanks so much, mindy. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20 channel 713. boeing's ceo is defending the safety of 737 max planes so where is he operation the blame for two recent deadly crashes? that's at 9:00. >> and then at 11:00, a father of four shot and killed in a

indeed and that's certainly something i want to look into a little later in this program including the qana me but let's talk about the candidates specifically mr her on we have two veteran candidates a comedian who has no defined policies no experience and yet is very popular what kind of a message does that send and why is that. yes first of all i am now in a very difficult situation because i think i need to hear what the russian call except who is representing grassroot today which is kremlin propaganda russia is aggressed russia is waging war against ukraine russia annexed crimea russia is not electoral democracy which is too cheap to teach us in the democratic rules of the games and how to conduct elections so first of all i would like to stress that we. we have free elections and there are different candidates including brought us all candidates but it's a problem was brushing again today it isn't because of russian aggression because russia violated beyond block status of ukraine because the national weather will it of the international treaties and by a little bit is that's why thi

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