democrats who lead the 5 party coalition government of all 5 parties now have women at the helm for eons appointments is expected to be approved by parliament this week and that would also make her the world's youngest serving prime minister. calls are growing for modest prime minister to quit immediately a protester staged a sit in inside the building where joseph muscat has his office they insist he should not wait until january to leave office as he promised a muscat faces pressure over alleged links to the murder of a prominent journalist. police in india have a rest of the owner and manager of a factory destroyed in a fire that killed 43 people the blaze in the capital delhi broke out early on sunday as workers were sleeping inside it's believed it was caused by an electrical fault. i'm going to turn now to new zealand where at least 5 people have been killed in a volcano eruption off the coast of new zealand's north island while more than 2 dozen are feared missing the foukara volcano also known as white island erupted 7 late shortly after 2 pm local time spewing plumes of ash into

the satellite that will explore planet eons our solar system and search for possible life in outer space. brent: to our viewers on pbs and around the world, welcome. we begin tonight with the story of death squads. squads which silenced voices in -- of dissent. in the former soviet republic of belarus, three politicians disappeared without a trace 20 years ago. belarus has been ruled by president lukashenko for more than two decades. his tight grip on power enabled by his stance and his zero tolerance for dissent. the missing men include a former interior minister, this man right here, yuri garavshi. there was speculation that the president ordered his assassination. now, dw news has spoken with a man who says he was a member of the death squads. >> yuri garavshi is living in a central european country and seeking asylum there. he tells us about his time in a death squad and reveals details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians disappeared two decades ago. it is still not known what happened to them. yuri parked his car here and was never seen again. at that time,

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i want to ask about what she said, everything that's done out of love takes place eons good and evil. was just curious, does she now think that what her family and against former friends were doing - - does she think they're evil or at least being evil with this so-called hate speech or does she take it to a different view of it? >> i do think they do things that are evil. especially the funeral protest thing. some of the worst things we ever did. celebrating the death of children. we had a sign that said pray for more than children. pray for more dead kids. i do believe that's evil. for me, the fact that my family is motivated by good intention. and having lived among them for the nearly 1st 27 years of my life. i see them as good people who have been trapped by bad ideas. there are people that want to completely condemn my family. there is this line from the great gatsby. to me, that encapsulates the idea of grace. it's what people did for me at westborough. they saw me and were willing to suspend their judgments long enough to show me empathy and compassion at a time when i did see

our evolution through the eon says left our eyes with a blind spot and they see the world upside down our brains have to invert the image to compensate. and our jaws shrunk so starkly over time they've become too small for all of our teeth fortunately we have braces to correct that and line them all up again. or take our way into pipes branching straight off from the esophagus leaving us in constant danger of choking on our food. and that was just the head and neck and by no means the entire story. on the other hand life is only as diverse and varied as it is precisely because of developmental flaws. because every time an organism reproduces something can go wrong and over the course of evolution that's led to a string of new life forms with new characteristics and abilities. eventual ie we humans emerged with all our inadequacies. like our backs we inherited our backbones from fish 500000000 years ago they needed something to attach their muscle tissues to the birth of the spine. in the weightlessness of the primordial oceans brilliant innovation but far too weak for life on dry land

senate have now recognized the massacres of their mean eons in. the early 20th century as genocide is there anything more to it though than just a symbolic victory yes as you mentioned this is a significant month for our mean americans but not just i mean americans i believe that this is significant. you know these have been a few significant weeks for armenians around the world who have been following clause closely these developments i remember growing up in lebanon myself and following these discussions in the united states as they were happening. as you mentioned this is significant and at the same time it is clearly cannot be divorced from the current situation on the ground.

senate have now recognized the massacres of their mean eons in the early 20th century ass genocide is there anything more to it though than just a symbolic victory. as you mentioned this is a significant month for our mean americans but not just i mean americans i believe that this is significant. you know these have been a few significant weeks for armenians around the world who have been following clause closely these developments i remember growing up in lebanon myself and following these discussions in the united states as they were happening. as you mentioned this is significant and at the same time it is clearly cannot be divorced from the current situation on the ground the symbolic aspect of this is important but i believe that these resolutions also go beyond the symbolism you mentioned that this is not just a symbolic event but this was passed as in the form of simple resolutions which are known by adding and i assume no one executive will what exactly do you think. passing of these documents is going to achieve in practical terms our part from perhaps raising present on pre

raised salaries for medical personnel over the last year but still 80 percent of births are ceasar eons irina pope has is a midwife she has to meet patients in a café if she wants to explain the advantages of natural birth she lost her job in a clinic after contradicting doctors who insisted on a c section i am sure that the lower. is because i want my doctor that knows me and. my medical far i. don't feel safe bribery is so common in romania's medical system that the government is clamping down and auditing facilities much more but even the health minister at mit's it's not enough. the thought of the future of the us recently we had to close a birth station because of the risk of infection and of a doctor sent them but i might buy the employees were against it. it was right before christmas they had 60 says syria is lined up and needed the money program a. little r. and doesn't know why his mother can never pick him up but man a well it is glad she can at least kiss him it means she survived. it will take a look at some of the stories making news around the world francis paid tribute t

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see itself as the most successful military alliance in history but how deep are the rifts within an eon us find out on to the point i'm talking about that . next time on the detail of a. poll of 4 degrees of global warming what difference does it make the show. and we visit the 1st climate monitoring station in africa and explain why it's so important. to also examine how dangerous the melting permafrost is. what miss so involved in geo engineering the climate in focus on. today in 60 minutes on g.w. . well if you when i arrived here i slept with a single people in a room for the 9th in america it was hardest for. i even got white hair. learning the german language help me out of office this gives me a little but you need to entrap play you want to know their story reminds her of fighting and reliable information for margaret. nato leaders have this week been meeting in london to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that styles itself as the most successful military alliance in history however provocative claims from french president emanuel not crawl the late so is as he put it

off work he served this award on behalf of video pins and it's eons likewise i accept this award on behalf of my partner and common imp is president is it was good will 1st i am as good will trusting commitment where vital in ending that toward a good deadlock between our countries the speech continued in a tone of humility from a leader who started from the most humble beginnings and worked his way up through the military ranks after fighting in the war with their a trainer as a young soldiers he's a say that reserve was the reason to put a planning all media interviews in oslo a decision that caused some controversy but he may need more than humility for his next time ask and 2018 he was installed as prime minister when his predecessor resigned next year in may will face an election campaign for the 1st time james pays al-jazeera. let's bring in our guest now joining us on skype from frankfurt sadar the limber journalist and editor in chief of standard focusing on ethiopia news and politics in london so long to danny human rights activist who specializes on eritrea and also on skype from

prison are there are these will to free could to resign after 2 decades of room i was told you're eons running across the country every friday offered up with a stagnant old dependent economy use unemployment and rampant corruption was and they insist will continue protesting for government free of the ruling elite for the height of al-jazeera. well let's take a closer look at this with france's kayla's he's a senior research at the bus lane a center for international affairs and he joins us now from barcelona france's let's start with the tell out the election commission put it at just 33 percent 2 hours before polls closed so millions really voted for another process here by refusing to cast ballots. well the 1st thing one must say is that nobody has any idea of what the real figure of algerians implied put to vote is officially it's 24000000 but there's been no independent assessment secondly of the electoral roll was updated in the last few months but we have no idea whether all those are all jurors entitle to vote have had their names put on or more on the electoral roll thirdly i

senate have now recognized the massacres of their mean eons in the early 20th century as genocide is there anything more to it though than just a symbolic victory yes as you mentioned this is a significant month for or mean americans but not just i mean americans i believe that this is significant. you know these have been a few significant weeks for armenians around the world who have been following clause closely these developments i remember growing up in lebanon myself and following these discussions in the united states as they were have. and i think. as you mentioned this is significant and at the same time it is clearly cannot be divorced from the current situation on the ground this in balik aspect of this is important but i believe that these resolutions also go beyond the symbolism he you mentioned that this is not just a symbolic event but this was passed as in the form of simple resolutions which are non-binding and i assume non executive will what exactly do you think the passing of this dock.

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we have had eons of observational data, we know, increasing highlights about vape issues, if you get it from dispensary that grow, regulate it, knowing what it is in that does not have any detriment. kennedy: well, that is good, and you know, you hope they do more research to figure out how to pinpoint. how to make it in to you know whether it is vaping fore -- or pills or creams or patches, are my pot stocks going to make money? >> this is a great time to buy pot stocks, we'll see more states continue to legalize, and state banking act pass congress. kennedy: it passed house. >> it is, hopefully we'll see u.s. move away from prohibition. that could only be good for someone's cannabis stock portfolio. kennedy: great to talk with you thank you. >> thank you. >> great work, a fantastic panel. we must assemble you again, onward. >> we have one of our all-time favorite games, kennedy's court, some craziest, ridiculous crime stories, you heard, attorney mike chase will play defense attorney, and rest of panel the jury. i'll be the judge, all rise, that is next. (people talking) for every

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they go to clergy first that's what data shows us i learned that in graduate school eons ago they don't go there because they expect the clergy to treat them or even because they even know they have a condition but they show up because somebody in there is supposed to help me and i need something we also know faith communities are associated with homeless already with minority groups so it's particularly difficult to get access care so why are we not going into faith communities to the gatekeepers less than 10 percent of clergy ever make a referral. we know they are going there first why are less than 10 percent making a referral? i wrote a wonderful paper that says how clergy would see the individual and make the referral with a gatekeeper model i have trained 2000 clergy in 2001 - - in houston alone when i tell them that there is an audible gasp they have no idea they are more likely to come to them first they have no idea looking at accredited seminaries of north america virtually zero provide any training in relationship to mental health. the data is right there so what can you do?

we feel we have our eon the ground to tennis people in san francisco and everyone seems happy.is a wonderful process. i thank phil and dana and the staff. it has been a great job working together. thank you. >> thank you. >> lois. >> good morning, commissioners, i am lois and i am a tennis player and also on the tennis coalition and member of the golden gate park tennis club. i came to san francisco in 1974 to visit. i fell in love with golden gate park. i moved here and live order the edge of the park for many years and used the park endlessly and appreciate all that has gone into it. i feel this project to renovate the golden gate tennis center is wonderful, and i look forward to having it runny efficient leann with a lot of equity for all. i am in total support of the process that has gone on to select an operator and i wish to express my support. >> trish then. >> kris: teechristine andshawn. >> good morning. i am trish robins, i am a board member on the tennis coalition of san francisco. four years ago things got real for us. with the encouragement and support of some of t

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the terror the bolivians have experienced in recent days the terror that colombians chileans emperor eons are experiencing this is really a conspiracy against latin america. and we're going to be closer to home we're at least has been accused of sedition and heading up a narco network charges have also been presented against other leaders from his party. some believe you are happy with what they see is a rooting out of institutionalized corruption you know you will be having to be nobody that's the interim government is acting to bring to light the barbarities that the last government committed so it will be good that they stay for a bit longer. others see it as a revenge mission from conservatives finally back in power the country's next president. was jus to take up the reins on the 22nd of january that's not going to happen now a me while the interim administration instead of just a caretaker role is taking actions which while it and its supporters feel a necessary to clean up the country and bring fresh direct should to others curry the with of political persecution. and allowed to su

i accept this award on the awful video bins into its eons especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the cause of peace the spirit is so easily just so. this is so low. january on al-jazeera president donald trump is that that president in history to be impeached what does this mean for the future of the u.s. leader on the brink of an election before much chilian presidential candidate explores the defeat of left wing political parties across latin america and look at how this year's world economic forum to focus on ways to tackle the impact of climate change an expropriation of family links to the city's regime examines it it's early may now be embracing fascist ideologies most believed gone forever with the general election out of the way bricks it is now set and how moving you can proceed with a transitional period in the coming months january on al-jazeera. discover the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across our network of channels under 506 boards and to go to one of them of citizenship fresh perspectives and new insights to challenge and change the way we look at th

erica was good enough to mention that back eons ago, i think it was the pleistocene era, i was a federalprosecutor.toward the end of my tenure, as a federal prosecutor, i started to handle national security cases. it happened not out of any planning whatsoever. the planning was done by the jihadists. they carried out the bombing of the world trade center in february 1993. and it caught all of us flat-footed. our government decided to treat a national security challenge as if it were a crime wave. and instead of the marines at the frontline what you've got was me. which is why we didn't do so hot for thefirst number of years . but i had never worked, i had been a prosecutor for a fairly long time but i had never worked nationalsecurity cases . none of us had because they're not cases generally speaking where you hear national security case and you hear the expression foreign counterintelligence, these are not powers that we use generally speaking to create criminal cases. to develop evidence that you can present in court. the reason those powers are there is to protect the united states f

charlotte hornets no such problems both for the movie bucks extend of a winning streak to food team games eon assented to compost scoring 35 points and grabbing 9 rebounds in 28 minutes as they pumped the detroit pistons 127103 marriages is known for pristine beaches but also attract some of the world's best go for it is currently underway in this coastal paradise is the mission's open where not one or 2 players have the lead but 5 and it's quite a global mix to a dane 2 frenchmen a south african and a scotsman all of the top of the leaderboard after the 1st round they each posted $666.00 in the opening round. and i can tell you that saudi arabia have beaten qatar one mill in the arabian gulf cup semifinals they will now go on to play bahrain in the final on sunday that's all the sport sad day for football fans in qatar thank you very much for that peter that's it for this news hour from me for me back to the whole team here in doha thank you very much for watching i. was the last time you were out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system when you walk throu

musk a key moment in eons push into the world market.his is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am nejra cehic. kettler has handed over its first car built at a multibillion-dollar shanghai plant. the first round of cars are going to local employees and deliveries to customers outside of tesla will begin in january. benedikt kammel joins us now. great to have you with us. this factory pulled this incredibly quickly. wound up the factory in record time was less than a year ago that we wrote about these plans. showcasing the bulky, muddy field. we wouldn't thought there would be cars rolling out that facility less than a year later. here we are. it shows the breakneck speed in which the industry is transforming and how elon musk isn't looking for global footprint. china is the market where you have to have that. it is the biggest market locally. conventional cars and we have had -- he has had these aspirations to be here locally. initially for employees but later for the global market. nejra: i know it is early days and

it was a mission for me i did not know i was would eons. was going to be on. and now, here i am. my mission is, first, to tell the truth about who we are and show us warts and all and not leave our definition to other people. it's very easy to do. so, that is my charge. the second thing, how we distribute across the country and this particular publication, it's very different. so, getting to the core audience, children's schools and different populations. i basically have told filled this. my desire would be to get to this. and then you can hear the conversation back and forth to have a better understanding of where we need to go and a way to better integrate voices. so >> now i have more of an investigative focus and really trying to get the data around politics. i really want to begin bringing more voices. this is what we do. this is about beginning to tell everybody is stories. >> thank you. >> thank you. unfortunately, we are out of time. this has been a tremendous location. we want to thank our panelists and and to think our president, the vision of black migration, forced m

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