the problem we can't get it all the way through because on the house side they keep wanting to handcuff the president. we know this is essential to our national security but we did here in the senate get a bipartisan bill through our committee. stuart: only through the committee in the senate? >> only through the committee, yes. stuart: oh, i thought we actually got the five billion dollars supplied and out there actually working. but no. >> we're still working on it. stuart: it will be held up, isn't it? >> in all likelihood won't be five billion, i think robust funding for the wall because the realization that it is working. our border patrol agents have a plan. this puts into place that plan and the president's obviously extremely interested in this. stuart: you are a republican.

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over a controversial citizenship law which critics say is anti muslim demonstrators will symbolic handcuffs and chanted slogans calling prime minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship that's why not for today stan grant is along with the news hour in about half an hour's time that's right after stream. i remember the 1st time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations with so many nationalities. just different places but it. gives us the ability to a. world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. i didn't grow well. on the cover of a magazine if i ever had a dream it was more people just overcoming a beverage a wonder woman. part of me wasn't sure if some sort of silly pride or thought of how i feel how did it they told us the truth when they said that i learned not to hold out hope of them. never jumped about being a celebrity a be an iconic i was content with just play a mast on it understand i came from pain and torture akon never dream about the fame

but i have to tell you the court can send a real message to the department of justice by putting handcuffspeople. instead you have james comey working the media putting out an op-ed saying he was cleared of anything that was any wrongdoing, how about holding people accountable that actually sign those things, how about holding the attorney who prepared and altered documents, how about bringing him before the court and throwing him to jail. the court has the ability to do that and are choosing not to do it and it showing a weakness that is an palatable. lou: let's raise the ante, let's take the leaders of the fbi, all the officials, let's take gwen simpson, his partner, fusion gps, by the way bringing into account the democrats to a favor law firms and bring them together and reach out and extend our outrage to british citizens by the name of christopher seale first and foremost. and bring them into account. this is a hideous atrocity. this scandal, we are only beginning and it's already the biggest in our country history. >> yeah, the number you cited is only one instance in 2018 did they

. >> to not continue to walk towards me, you will be in handcuffs. is your dog going to become aggressive? okay. here is the thing. i don't want to hurt your dog. >> reporter: body can footage shows the officer approaching call, attempting to handcuff him. >> why do i have to go? >> reporter: officials say in the video, you can see the dog lunging. >> it shows the dog physically biting the officer on the arm. >> reporter: before the officer fires his gun. >> you shot my dog. >> reporter: in a previous interview, cole told fox 40 he went inside safeway to buy groceries and use an atm. at the time, he says he didn't understand why he was being asked to leave the property. >> i was not moving fast enough for the officer, and then he turned around and said, i am placing you under arrest, your dog is going to impound. to the shelter or whatever. and you're going to go to jail. >> reporter: for the sacrament of police departments use of force policy, an officer may fire a weapon to stop a dangerous animal that poses an imminent risk of death or serious bod

if we did any of the stuff we would have handcuffs on and go to jail. >> in the addendum report. >> he can make the recommendations but durum and bar are the only ones i can prosecute and charge somebody. >> tammy, i thought, today, this will be extremely disappointing to the president, there was language like all those right wing conspiracy theories about the deep state all gonna be disproved by what you see you tomorrow. >> there are limitations. it's already been discussed. what he can do is very limited. he can't charge people with things. that's now up to the d.o.j. we have some disappointment before about james comey and whether not he should've been charged, but there is this larger picture and that i think is what you have at the d.o.j., choices they have are not limited. we talk about a pearl, maybe got started with that one lawyer who changed things in the one of application to pfizer but the new begins talk to people who becomes broader. like the blooming onion and it becomes more interesting. i think, if this is serious which i think it is it's going to be the opportunity t

when the act of simply eating his breakfast landed him in handcuffs last month. so we sent bart a public records request to find out how often that happens, and we just got these documents back. as it turns out, bart's own records show that over the past six years, it has cited a total of 44 people, for breaking the no eating, no drinking rule, less than one per month. and of those cited, 60% were black, 26% were hispanic or another ethnicity, and 14% were white. our investigative unit just finished an incredible series that takes an in depth look at what happens on bart. we spent months riding trains, recording what we saw, and you can watch the entire series on our web site, nbc bay area.com/derailed. >>> the city of martinez lost a fixture on friday, one that goes back more than 160 years. yesterday marked the last printing of the last edition of the martinez news gazette. the paper has been a fixture in the community since before the civil war. take that in. like so many other papers before it, the paper fell victim to the changing media slaimmediate lan land

but it landed a man in hug -- handcuffs. >> reporter: police say that someone reported a gun shot at 1:30 am. when officers arrived he was limping down the street he was shot in the foot. police say that a 71-year-old man pushed his wife down on the couch and that pulled a gun on a party guest that was in is 70s. >> he approached him and told him to get out of the house or he would shoot him. they went out onto the porch and the victim confronted the suspect. he said, you are not going to shoot me. and the suspect fires into his left foot and caused an injury to his left foot. >> reporter: police arrested the man making criminal threats and domestic violence. he is out of jail on a $50,000 bail. we reached out to him but we have not heard back. san rafael , kpix. >>> we take a live looked across the bay, it is getting colder overnight and when will it warm up again? let's send it over to brian. >> the high pressure is building over the coast and it is clear. we have clear skies, heat during the day back out into space and that means, today, it will not be below freezing but santa ros

investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing and a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner where does for and lost the initiative turns off. >>the victim's mother tells kron 4 news why were they so rough with him tasering him in that hold it makes me want to cry he was disabled, he couldn't get out of the car. it would take him 10 minutes his body was broken. ernestine more goes on to say her son had a heart problem, a hole in his heart, he said in a wheelchair, most of the time and had to take oxygen. and when they put the hold on him i assume they cut off his oxygen. ernestine ward says she doesn't plan to sue, but she wants the truth to come out. santa rosa police say this isn't the outcome. anybody wants which is why their investigation will be thorough and likely will take 2 months. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and in the east bay we're getting a closer look at the car that investigators believe was involved in a deadly hit a

officers as you see deployed a stun gun and from there were able to handcuff the man. >>> it was hisas out of prison in 30 years. >> he was convicted of killing a monterey woman in 1986 but has been professing his innocence ever since. >> if you truly and honestly is innocent, don't ever give up. >> reporter: coming up, hear from that man about what it is finally like to be out of jail and the group that never stopped fighting for his freedom. >>> talk about how long your weather's going to stay sunny and gorgeous and when your next chance of rain is in the forecast. what a sunset, look at that. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ >>> this is a really nice story. amanda spending his first holiday season out of resin in 30 years. >> he was convicted of murder in 1986. he always said he is innocent and wrongly convcrtee reporter tells us, an appeals court has now overturne

demonstrators bore symbolic handcuffs and shouted slogans calling prod minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship and they're calling on police to stop using excessive force israel's leader benjamin netanyahu has thanked his the crude party members and promised to lead them to an election victory after fending off a leadership challenge rival gideon saad had hoped to convince members that it was time for change. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after live at ft. it's a mobile world. which calls texts and apps to help make all lives easier. and but not everyone's benefit to. yes it can mobile phone apps be designed to help make it better whoa. this series challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that could help me get a life. this week life apps is in kenya the hub of africa's high tech boom but also a country where 4 out of 10 people live on less than $2.00 a day. by side by. side. by. side with. ringback kenya like most of the world realize those small scale farmers for fo

but i think, like, having pictures of us in handcuffs or something may be triggering. granted, i would like to see pictures of positive relationships with law enforcement and colored young people. that would be nice. >> great. okay. thank you. >> but i don't know where they have those positive relations but you have pictures in the archives. might be a time to brush them out. >> i think you are part of it right now. but i want you to keep that in mind when you look at the pamphlets and i want to hear your feedback when you come back. >> i'll keep that in mind. >> are you saying she might be a crazy old lady? >> you're saying there's a chance that might be true? >> i think everyone is crazy. i might be a little crazy. >> thank you. >> commissioner dejesus. >> so i just want to get clarification. when you say the sro officer should have training and the chief says they do have training i'm not following what the concern is on the training. >> so yesterday we had a conversation our transformative justice committee, had a conversation with lieutenant yolanda williams. try

in handcuffs. >> cuba, what do you have to say to your fans? >> that was the oscar-winning actor being led by police in june. according to the court documents filed earlier this month, 22 women have now accused cuba gooding jr. of sexual misconduct. the actor vehemently denied the charges. his next hearing is january 22nd. >>> let's continue with a story that broke our hearts this year. alex trebek stunned everyone when he announced that he has stage 4 cancer. but the beloved "jeopardy" host has also inspired us with his courageous fight. >> i plan to beat the low survival rate. >> it was back in march when alex revealed he was going through chemotherapy. >> keep the faith and we'll win. >> alex trebek! >> the 79-year-old continued to host "jeopardy" and by august he appeared to be in remission. >> i'm on the mend and that's all i can hope for right now. >> but just a month later alex had a devastating setback. the pancreatic cancer had returned. >> i lost about 12 pounds in a week. >> i'm not afraid of dying. >> despite his ongoing battles, th

. >> yep, that's their son, in handcuffs on christmas day. a surprise visit to his parents' home that didn't quite finish the way he planned. >> he got surprised too. >> reporter: he certainly did. pictures inside the house and his old california license quickly settled the matter with the deputies. >> they gave him the phone and said hey dad, it's me. >> reporter: by the time the couple arrived home, the deputies were gone and the son was laughing with the neighbors. they can laugh now too, but not at first. >> we just wanted to kill him. strangle the kid, you know. >> reporter: as you can imagine, the surprise end to a surprise visit is a pretty big hit on social media. some comments are pretty funny like this one, next year's christmas letter should be a hoot. perhaps they can use this photo as a family card. greg mills, kpix 5. >> the couple's scare had the happy ending, but the son definitely needs work on his next holiday surprise. >>> and a brawl at the mall. stockton police and mall security worked to stop a large fight involving clos

i saw several people in handcuffs. people trying to get on the field, get a souvenir.as so much security. oakland police department did a fantastic job in maintaining order here at the coliseum. hats off to the oakland pd. did a great job. a few bad apples but the most part our raider nation was respectable in defeat. >> there's the silver lining. thank you so much. we'll be right back. >>> that's it for us at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. >> news update always on kpix.com. see you in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: tonight, impeachment showdown. atmocrats make a last minute push for bipartisan support even bi republicans rally around the president. >> this president believes he's above the law and accountable to eo one. onehey have zero evidence. >> quijano: also tonight winter on its way. a whiteout hits the plains this last week of fall. snarling traffic and chilling ngotball fans and players as it heads east. global climate talks end without a big breakthrough but lots of lated rhetoric about a

steve concord was furious when the act of eating breakfast landed him in handcuffs. we asked a records request to find out how often it happens. it turns out, b.a.r.t.'s own records show, they have cited 44 people were breaking the no eating or drinking rule. that's less than one per month. of those cited, 60% were black. 26% were hispanic or another ethnicity. 14% were white. our investigative unit just finished a series of what happens on b.a.r.t. we sent months riding trains and recording what we saw. you can see the series on nbcbayarea.com/derailed. >>> a hero on the other end of a 911 call. how a north bay dispatcher helped a great grandmother doing something extraordinary. >>> plus, panic on a texas highway. people running for their lives. the terrifying moments all caught on camera. >>> right now, quiet start as we head into the weekend with some chilly temperatures for the morning. yes, rain ahead, as we finish off the weekend. we'll talk about that. chilly temperatures and more mountain snow when we come right back. >>> a great grandmother sprung into actio

who believe this man john durham of concticut is the person who isoing to finally put people in handcuffsthat's what a lot of trump aligned republicans say that this is the person who is going to charge people. robe: so that's what some republicans want. but the bigger picture is where stees truth? there's the durham report, the i.g. report? where is the truth? >> there is no single truth i mean, there is. karoun said as jake said. n and there are different ways of looking that report. and everybody's going to pull it out if you listen to fox or msnbc. even this week, you heard very starkly different versions of reality. listen to the president talk. what he says at times has very little bearing on, you know, the facts set f that you wouldre the democrats. and getting them on the same spage really, really -- the probably imnoble this day and age. we're so atomized, we're so polarized. not just in our politics but our social interactions that we live in these separate universes and they don't meet. >> president trump w hosting rudy giuliani. what does that tell you? are they going t have t

the kids with early christmas gift including a brand-new backpack, bicycle, shoes, toys and even handcuffs. >> an opportunity for many kids to get a haircut this time of year, the money is tight for many families and just to say 50 $-20 to get a haircut is one thing. >> i feel like it is great to get back to the people that love us and give us so much support. >> nine nonprofit organizations benefited from the event, players also donated themselves saying it puts things in perspective, the 49ers next game is sunday at levi stadium playing the atlanta falcons. >>> young defensive backs for the oakland raiders in a special holiday event in the east bay, jonathan abram with holiday wishes coming through true for dozens of kids in the fourth annual winter wonderland event in union city. the raiders teamed up with united way bay area and a group of union city creating a night of happy holiday fun. >> we partner with union city kids zone and supports the wish list of families. we have about 63 families here today and it is just a great evening of activities, fun and food. >> the event includes h

the street trying to make sure that they kept the suspect contained until they could get him in handcuffs. after hours of fires on the roof of a hotel under construction and tools getting topped off the edge at officers, a man suspected in a home invasion this morning was finally brought into custody by crisis negotiators.>> our team was up there communicating with the suspect. they achieved the goal of coming to a peaceful resolution. communication with our tool, we had a specially trained team to do these kinds of things. >> reporter: it began well away at a gated apartment complex for a woman found herself face to face with an attacker. >> she was a victim of a subject coming into her home, hitting her and taking items. >> neighbors heard it all. >> we received numerous colors because she screamed. and people provided very good description of the suspect.>> reporter: an hour later with fremont officers fanned out looking for the suspect, he was finally located at this construction site, somehow making it to the roof. the suspect was playing hide and seek with police and fire down below

you then see the officer push him against the fence where he appears to resist attempts to handcuff himhe take down. what his report calls a left-arm bar take down. the video showing him going limp as his head hits the concrete. his mother says she rushed to the hospital when she heard what happened. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: i went crazy. i started praying, begging god for answers. >> reporter: he filed a civil rights claim in november against the city of palo alto accusing him of violently attacking him. palo alto police chief robert johnson and officer destafano both declined multiple requests to talk about the case to us. they also refused to release video which should show exactly what happened. >> i have always felt that body camera footage 99% of the time is going to demonstrate that the officer did what they did. >> reporter: unless the department gives a specific reason why the video would harm an investigation. >> we found that much of the footage was not being released. >> reporter: we wanted to see the officer-worn camera video because the store surveillance video

investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll to turner whether it is for speeding and lost the initiative turns off. >>the victim's mother tells kron 4 news why were they so rough with him tasering him and that hold it makes me want to cry he was disabled, he couldn't get out of the car. it would take him 10 minutes his body was broken. ernestine more goes on to say her son had a heart problem, a hole in his heart, he said in a wheelchair, most of the time and had to take oxygen. and when they put the hold on him i assume they cut off his oxygen. ernestine ward says she doesn't plan to sue she just wants the truth to come out santa rosa police say. >>tragic outcomes like this are the last thing anyone wants which is why their investigation will be thorough and will likely last a couple of months live in the newsroom. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the south bay thieves crashed a truck into a j

she had to go in prenatal appointments in handcuffs.e family suffered. i could not work. to avoid a charge of theft. my whole family suffered. i could not worklj could not be in the room with my granddaughter because i had a criminal record. that is the kind of thing. that is what you want to clear? yes. it all came down to the computer network called horizon which postmasters said did not work properly. today the judge criticised the it company which developed the system and said he had grave concerns about the veracity of evidence given by its employees. the chairman responded... thejudge said the the judge said the horizon thejudge said the horizon it the judge said the horizon it system was not remotely robust and even in a revised version and had a significant number of bugs. that is going to be hugely important for those that have been convicted and who want to overturn those convictions. there are 3a now waiting to have their convictions reviewed and claiming that there treatment has been a miscarriage of justice. water companies

she wound up detained in a courthouse of the hospital sued and walking up there when seconds in handcuffs i didn't bring in my pain medicine because i didn't think i would be there all day this sort of trauma for medical bills isn't a common experience for americans in fact 2 thirds of bankruptcies a jew to medical issues in the us to find out why we travel to philadelphia to speak to wendell potter he was once an executive at the health insurance company cigna most people in the us pay monthly premiums to health insurance companies like cigna as a safety net in case they need medical treatment of some kind just look at these companies then determine whether they will receive and can afford that treatment in 2009 blew the whistle on the health insurance industry to the u.s. congress that if the affordable health care act obamacare was passed it did wipe in coverage i'm closing loopholes insurance companies were using to refuse that plans health care. yes. i'm 20000000 more americans were able to get health insurance as a result there's still some 28000000 americans would remain uninsured

provision make you see your mum being let in handcuffs to some cajun court, to be called a british agentirable. -- a cage. vlada shevchenko's mother has been under house arrest for over a year for political activism. i have to do a lot of things now. i've always had somewhere to go, something to do. to ta ke somewhere to go, something to do. to take her to school or swimming. mr's mum used to take him to school. now they have banned that, he says. my mum always wanted to tell people the truth, that it was time to change oui’ truth, that it was time to change our leaders, that people should take off their rose tinted glasses. i think they arrested her because she isa think they arrested her because she is a prominent activist in rostov. anastasia shevchenko was charged under russia's laws regarding undesirable organisations. it includes pro—democracy groups from funded from abroad. she is only allowed outside of the house to go to court. vlada is standing in for her. she recently flew all the way from moscow to make a speech. her. she recently flew all the way from moscow to make a speech

she had to go to prenatal appointments in handcuffs. of pounds in her village post office and pleaded guilty to false accounting to avoid a charge of theft. the whole family suffered. i couldn't work for the last ten years because of the conviction next to my name. i couldn't be in the room with my granddaughter at her school, because they knew i had a criminal record. i wasn't allowed to be left in the room on my own, which wasjust... that was the kind of thing. that is what you want to clear? that is what i want to clear, yes. it all came down to the post office's computer network, called horizon, which postmasters said did not work properly. today, the judge criticised the it company fujitsu, which developed the system, saying he had a grave concerns about the veracity of evidence given by its employees. for the post office, chairman tim parker responded, enriching last week's settlement, we accepted our pastor shortcomings and i. accepted our pastor shortcomings and i, personally and on behalf of the post office, sincerely apologise

they were able to handcuff and arrest him. >> he is charged with carjacking and battery on a police officer tonight among other charges. >>> a happy ending to a story that started in the middle of the night. a van full of mostly rescue dogs stolen. they were taken outside a fremont motel and recovered early this morning in an oakland neighborhood. they're now at the oakland animal service center, and that's where abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins us live. laura, how are the dogs doing? >> well, hi, they're being checked out here at animal services as we speak. the owner of the van, julie bingham told us she routinely travels across the country transporting animals. she says normally she'll sleep at rest stops so she doesn't have to leave the van. but last night she left the fateful decision to stop at a fremont hotel. >> i don't know if i can give him back to you. >> thank you. we'll call and see if you can adopt her. >> they were a bit agitated and some were shaking, but the more than two dozen dogs stolen overnight in fremont appeared to be in good shape as they were recovered in oak

. >> several officers arrived, we were able to hold him down and put him in the handcuffs. >> he proudlye the uniform but was let go for unknown reasons this fall. he said we are aware of the incident in the details are troubling, while he is no longer a member of the football program, we remain concerned for his well-being. the linebacker considered a star at his texas high school can be seen in videos hosted by the website map max preps. they don't know what motivated the attack but say the officer exercised restraint. >> we are unfortunate it is unfortunate that this into the in tragedy. >> the officer involved was not injured. the suspect is being treated at a hospital tonight, we are told it is not because of any physical injury but due to including battery. >> democrats are for power and for obstruction of congress. and a third article of impeachment, obstruction of justice. democrats played out the case at today's hearing before the house judiciary committee. >> the fight over the impeachment inquiry continues the latest house judiciary hearing. >> you have your rules of decorum t

demonstrators bore symbolic handcuffs and shouted slogans calling prod minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship and they're calling on police to stop using excessive force israel's leader benjamin netanyahu was thanked he's the crude party members and promised to lead them to an election victory after fending off a leadership challenge rival gideon saad had hoped to convince members that it was time for change. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after life at. it's a mobile world. which calls texts and apps to help make our lives easier. but not everyone's benefit. can mobile phone apps be designed to help make a better world. challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that could help.

the start to limit countries abilities to review investments and invest stores and to basically handcuff countries from deciding having control over their natural resources are being with decide what kind of foreign investors can buy what kind of sensitive companies so that gender right now ironically in seattle it was the u.s. and the european union that were pushing to expand the rules and they still have over time right now as china is actually pushing to expand the rules and a lot of countries are saying no i don't think the expansion will succeed but there's about a year long fight before we'll know you know you mention this december 11th when the trade court will no longer have enough members to do anything and that's mostly in part because the trump administration has actually refused to kind of hamstrung the w t o in putting people on to that board so i mean are we going to see any changes without them being able to without them be able to act is that it is that better for the global good the global society or is it. worse without having them to actually be able to act it's proba

anger over a controversial citizenship shows no sign of abating in new delhi protesters for symbolic handcuffs and chanted slogans calling prime minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship at least 25 people have died and 1500 have been arrested since the legislation was passed 2 weeks ago and all grant citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries but it excludes muslims. well confrontations between police and protesters in the state of pradesh have been particularly violent with 18 of the 25 deaths across india reported in that one state alone demonstrators say police attacks people inside their homes there is elizabeth warren and spoke to families in mourning for some of the victims. the sort of the early bird with a mother overcome with grief and her family in mourning as neighbors come to zahra hussein's home to pay their condolences. he says his 20 year old son soon a man was shot dead by police following friday prayers last week. when he was coming back from the police started beating people everyone ran but he couldn't because he had a high fever and the police

of record traversal citizenship law which critics say is anti muslim demonstrators more symbolic handcuffs and chanting slogans calling prime minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship protesters have gathered along the gaza israel border for the last time this year on thursday organizers said they were planning to scale back the protest until mud's as negotiations towards a hamas israel ceasefire continue well those are the headlines the news continues here on our jazeera inside story. iraq's president has rejected the nominee for prime minister he says his brother's quit someone rejected by testers were demanding an independent candidate so what's the way forward for iraq this is inside story. thanks. alex. hello and welcome to the program i'm dating you know for months now iraqis have been voicing their anger and demanding a change in their political leadership they say they are fed up with corruption unemployment and a lack of basic services hundreds of people have been killed the prime minister resigned in november and now many are rejecting the nominee to replace him they say

of record traversal citizenship law which critics say is anti muslim demonstrators more symbolic handcuffs and chanted slogans calling prime minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship protesters have gathered along the gaza israel border for the last time this year on thursday organizers said they were planning to scale back the protest until march as negotiations towards israel ceasefire continue well those are the headlines the news continues here on our jazeera after inside story. iraq's president has rejected the nominee for prime minister he says his lawyers quit someone rejected by the testers were demanding an independent candidate so what's the way forward for iraq this is inside story. thanks alex thank you. thank. all of them will come to the program i'm dead for months now iraqis have been voicing their anger and demanding a change in their political leadership they say they are fed up with corruption unemployment and a lack of basic services hundreds of people have been killed the prime minister resigned in november and now many are rejecting the nominee to replace him

felt unconscious they would wake me up check on me then handcuffed me again and then my spine the handcuffs were made of iron and interrogators close them so charge of my hands that i feel like they were pressing on my nerve the marks are still there to. you i was released from jail after serving 26 months for helping wanted palestinians he filed a case listing his torture claims but withdrew it after he was later arrested without charge israeli committee against torture says out of 1200 cases brought against the shin bet for torture not one has led to an indictment need a bit of emergency aid or the occupied west bank or rights group says it has evidence so dan's powerful paramilitary rapid support forces may be a growing threat to the country's fragile peace global witness says the leader of the r.s.s. is running a para military industrial complex $101.00 down the gallo also known as her majesty is said to be linked to 3 companies at the heart of our funding one is a grenade a gold trading company in 2017 the r.s.s. seize control of a dollar for gold mine global witness says 2 other compa

controversial citizenship law shows no sign of abating in the capital new delhi protesters more symbolic handcuffsand chanted slogans calling prime minister narendra modi's government a dictatorship these 25 people have died in and 1500 arrested since the legislation was passed 2 weeks ago the work was citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries but that excludes muslims critics say this goes against india's secular roots they demanded a girl my. brothers and sisters who are locked up be immediately released along with these break laws like the citizenship would be but evidential register of citizens need to be immediately removed. or confrontations between the police and the protesters in a state of utter pradesh have been particularly violent with 18 of the 25 deaths across india reported in that one state alone demonstrators say police attacked people in their own homes al-jazeera elizabeth purana spoke to families in mourning for some of the victims. the sort of the early bird was a mother overcome with grief and her family in mourning as neighbors come to the hussein's hom

while fiscal policy can help, they have handcuffs in terms of what they can do in the near term. juliette: what do you think needs to happen from the australia governor? the australian economy has been holding up better than others, but growing at a slow pace. what do you think you are seeing in the australian economy, and do we need to see rates lower? dr. roache: we will probably see the rates lower sometime next year. one of the key issues with australia is jobs growth has been robust. the unemployment rate is grow. -- is low. part of the puzzle can be solved by looking at underemployment. they are the people who have a longer want to work hours. a lot of jobs in australia are part-time or temporary, and they are lower quality jobs, they have fewer benefits and are less secure. they do not create confidence the old jobs used to. that explains in part why consumers are reluctant to spend , particularly in the housing market, although it has stabilized a bit. juliette: dr. shaun roache, chief economist, apac, s&p global ratings singapore stays with me here in singapore. iron ore

. >> reporter: absolutely and also the handcuffs.don't forget the ig is a lot more human resources related as far as internal protocols on the fbi and the doj. his purview is not as expansive or criminal related in terms of coming out with charges and other things with duramed the attorney general so it is far from over and the democrats are trying to minimize it in the media but what the american people should be concerned about is this was an abusive process and we need justice. rob: skipping out, why 2020 candidate tulsi gabbard won't attend the next democratic debate if she qualifies. jillian: social media went bananas for this $120,000 sports car but chicken sandwich hoping to steal the spotlight coming right back. ♪ now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. i'm finding it hard to stay on a faster laptop could help. plus, tech support to stay worry free. worry free...boom boom! get f