the cellophane. none of that. and then yeah, little it was the minister of the interior, one of us who made sure that the seller 1st party was banned. definitely. or the us that made it illegal. and that was the only way to prohibit and police these movements said if you mean that was my, haven't been taught them, the police can no, she continued to emphasize his parties commitment to democracy despite its proximity to the muslim brotherhood. but as in 2011, it was women who were defending the gains of the revolution against the brotherhood in the face of political violence, one special feature of to nature was revealed. a strong civil society that would not accept terror. we dead boucher maui is the president of the country's employers association and i want to, i want to show we feared for our revolution i have when we were afraid of a setback where it says that our democracy or freedom would evaporate in the dictator ship. we return when an addicted to an alliance was formed. boucher always organisation joined the nation national dialogue, cortez. together with trade unionists, human rights activists and lawyers

of the lebanese communist party, was killed when an explosion targeted his car. a month later, last month, the deputy prime minister and the minister of the interior at the time narrowly escaped an assassination attempt. in 2019, the special tribunal charged i, ash, and abstention. for these attacks. last year, the court had sentenced to i am to 5 tons life in prison for holidays. assassination. joining us now from bay root is olga coverin, a specialist on international justice and the former head of the out of outreach at the special tribunal for lebanon. what are your thoughts on this olga? well, this will be a travesty and unprecedented travesty for international criminal justice to simply shut down a. ready tribunal, on the eve of the 2nd major trial, it will be a terrible message not only to the victims in lebanon, but to the victims around the world are hoping for international justice. but if there's no money, there's no money who's supposed to pay the international community pledged that they would support the victims of these crimes when they established the special tribunal for lebanon. they then mandated led on to pay 49 percent of the tribunals budget with

danny, as replace to talk ministers in charge of security, the minister of defense and the interior minister out of them. 40 districts have fallen to taliban fighters in recent weeks. attacks and afghan forces, an increase in the u. s. m. nato announced plans to withdraw that troops by september. the world health organization has announced the end of any bona outbreak of stafford in se guinea. in february, 12 of the 16 people infected have died. but the devil h o has lessons learned from a previous outbreak meant the death toll was much lower. dozens of families separated by the us mexico border have been given a chance to hug each other for just a few minutes. the hugs not was event reunited, families separated by immigration status, allowing them to physically embrace and return to their side of the border. and americans are celebrating a new national holiday to mark the end of slavery more than 150 years ago. june 18th was already recognized in several states, but was officially made a federal holiday on thursday. so those are the headlines. news continues here now to 0 after jerusalem, a

and then yeah, little it was the minister of the interior, one of us who made sure that the seller 1st party was ban here. definitely one of the us that made it illegal. and that was the only way to prohibit and police these movements said a few minute revolt was the had been more thought than they will use. no, she continued to emphasize his parties commitment to democracy despite its proximity to the muslim brotherhood. but as in 2011, it was women who were defending the gains of the revolution against the brotherhood in the face of political violence, one special feature of to nature was revealed. a strong civil society that would not accept terror. we dead boucher maui is the president of the country's employers association the not the one i want to show. we feared for our revolution when we were afraid of a step backward and that our democracy, our freedom would evaporate and the dictator ship of return. when an addicted to an alliance was formed, boucher always organisation joined the tunisian national dialogue quartet together with trade unionists, human rights activists and law

ministers in charge of security. the minister of defense found the interior minister out more than 40 rule districts of fallen to taliban fighters in recent weeks. attacks and afghan forces have increased the u. s. a. nato announced plans to withdraw their troops by september. i'm dozens of families separated by the us mexico border had been given a chance to hug each other for just a few minutes. the hugs not wolves event reunites families separated by immigration status, allowing them to physically embrace and then return to their side of the border. but those are the headlines and continues now to 0 after jerusalem, a rock and a hard place stadium watching bye for now. in the, in when you see the, the purpose of the is going to assess him and with the 50 going to for the city in the office, get it. most of the, for the senior brought most of the for the study and then for the purpose of making life easier for settlers regarding the benefits of the city and community. and fortunately, today it is, it's very clear. it is the right wing zionist control of the really political. i mean, they are the ones who really mended

holloway, who was the leader of the lebanese communist party, was killed when an explosion targeted his car. a months later asked more, the deputy prime minister, minister of the interior at the time narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in 2019 the special tribunal charged. i, ash, and abstention. for the attacks. last year, the court had sentenced irish to 5 terms of life in prison. for her, it is assassination. olga catherine was head of the outreach at the special tribunal for lebanon, or the s t l. she says the international community must act to ensure justice for the victims. this would be a travesty and unprecedented travesty for international criminal justice to simply shut down a. ready tribunal on the eve of a 2nd major trial, it will be a terrible message not only to the victims in lebanon, but to the victims around the world are hoping for international justice. the international community pledged that they would support the victims of these crimes when they established the special tribunal for lebanon. they then mandated lebanon to pay 29 percent of the tribute budget, with the 51 percent being supported by voluntary contributions. and they also claim

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afghanistan's president ash are gone and he has replace to top ministers in charge of the country security. the minister of defense and the interior minister out comes of a taliban says it sees more than 40 districts in the countryside. in recent weeks, attacks on afghan forces of increase, the u. s. and nato announced plans to withdraw their troops by september. they used diplomat has warned the block could impose sanctions on those responsible for lebanon's political stalemate. us at barbara met president michelle. i want to discuss the country's worsening economic crisis. leaders have failed to form a functioning government since august. the council of the union has been including other options including targeted sanctions. of course, we prefer not to go down the road and we hope that we will not have to do but it is in the hands of the live and his leadership for people including 3 children, have been shot and wounded at a birthday party in canada. the youngest was just a year old, they'd been taken to hospital in toronto. one of the children is said to be in a life threatening condition. police are looking for several suspect

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the pandemic and conflict, and molly also being disgust of ghana stones, president, astro ghani, has replaced 2 top ministers in charge of the country security, the minister of defense, and the interior minister out it comes with the taliban, says it sees more than 40 districts in the countryside in recent weeks, attacks on afghan forces have increased since the us and nato announced plans to withdraw troops by september, guineas, health ministry, and the world health organization had declared the end of an a bowler outbreak that started in and that according 4 months ago, while more than 11000 people died in the outbreak in the same area in 2014. this time the death toll was far lower. his charlotte bellis. the it's been $42.00 days since guinea had a confirmed case of the bowler. meaning guinea can now be declared ebola free. we're all happy and i'm so happy to declare solemnly on behalf of the president and at the end of the ball. if a demick in getting authorities traced this outbreak here to 0, cory the same region where the devastating 2014 outbreak began. the 1st case was lucy. she was $51.00 and a nurse. some people who attended her funeral in february also dies. her uncle to

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the descriptions have been fairly general. nazi propaganda, symbols, possibly pictures of taylor. these are all images prohibited in germany especially in -- except in special context. the interior minister of the region around frankfurt has been under pressure for many months because of the similar sorts of occurrences within the police force in that area. he felt now is the time to set example, to send out a warning to other possibly similar groups that might exist in the police. that is why it was shut down. phil: this is not the first time police in germany have been investigated for right wing extremist links. how was this allowed to happen again? >> in this case, they only found this group by a mistake. accidentally. they were -- there were investigations going on against a member of this who was alleged to have a child -- to have child pornography. why they were -- while they were big investigate -- while they were investigating that, they found evidence of this check group. -- this chat group. the german domestic intelligence service has talked about hundreds of cases in the last four years and in the german armed forces, about a thousand cases. this is not a simple matter. there

of thing. these are all images that are prohibited in germany excepting very special context. the disbanding of the unit indeed is a very drastic step. but the minister, the interior minister of the region are on frankfurt, has been under pressure for many, many months, probably years because of similar sorts of occurrences within the police force in that area. so he, i think, felt that now is the time to set an example to send out a warning to other similar, possibly, possibly similar groups at my still exist in the police. that's why it was shut down. and sadly, this is not the 1st time to police in germany have been investigated for right wing extremists links. i was this allowed to happen again. well, in fact, in this case, they found the school really by mistake because it were accidentally, they were investigations going on against a member of this group who was alleged to have child pornography and why they were investigating him about that. they found evidence of this right when child group have been similar sorts of shot groups in various process germany here in berlin as well, for instance. and the german domestic intelligence service has talked about hu

knife attack. police shot and arrested a 24 year old somali man, the southern city of boards, bird, the state of bavaria. interior minister says the suspect has a history of mental illness, least have confirmed there. is there further danger to the public where this is a pedestrians tried to hold off the attacker? where does the said the nice man attacked people in the city center for no apparent reason? and because before he was be he was confronted by passes by and that arrested yonder. somebody had to be there. we saw him. he had a really big knife and was attacking people's and then people tried to throw chairs, umbrellas, or cell phones at him to stop him. but none of that was. yeah, but he had looked into the club. so how did you pull it's high? it's been the police approached him and his shot was fired. you could hear that clearly. in any case they caught him straight to the verge. then i will be joined before to sasha hack. welcome, sasha. tell us what's going on there now. now it's quite calm. what we see is right behind us. this is the scene where the, the thing happened today. it was about 17 o'clock, 1730, and

of thing. these are all images that are prohibitive in germany except in very special context. the disbanding of the unit indeed is a very drastic step. but the minister, the interior minister of the regional ron frankfurt has been under pressure for many, many months, probably years because of similar sorts of occurrences within the police force in that area. so he, i think felt that now was the time to set an example to send out a warning to other similar, possibly, possibly similar groups at my sin exists in the police. that's why it was shut down . and sally, this is not the 1st time to police in germany, have been investigative or right wing extremist links. i was this allowed to happen again. well, in fact, in this case, they found this group really by mistake because they were accidentally, they were investigations going on against a member of this group who was alleged to have child pornography. and while they were investigating him about that, they found evidence of this right when child group that consumed the sorts of shot groups in various process germany here in berlin as well, for instance. and the german domestic intelligence service has talked about

of the judiciary, which is deemed a judicial body. the highest power, ayatollah khamenei. while the president on paper nominates the country's ministers of intelligence, defense, and interior, the appointments need the green light from the supreme leader. on top of that, it is iran's revolutionary guard, the country's military force, who increasingly control the economy and not the presidency. the powerful body also controls a seat vital to maintaining the islamic republic's control over society. you may wonder how much power the presidential wing has. he heads the executive branch of the country, and while a change of president does not necessarily affect state policies, it does have some room for maneuver. at initial example of that was the initial success of the nuclear deal, under the rouhani administration, but in that case, it needed that final stamp of approval from -- you guessed it -- the supreme leader. of next, the national security council determines foreign and national security council's. that body is presided over by the president of the country. however, while the decisions must ultimately become armed by ayatollah -- must be confirmed by ayatollah khamenei

officers shot an injured the 24 year old off to the assault in the city of what bug. several others were wounded in the attack. the interior minister of the very province has suspected recently been held in a psych. yeah. trick institution. yeah. and on somebody has to be in doubt and then we saw him, he had a really big knife with him and he was attacking people. and then many people tried to throw a chair or umbrellas or cell phones that him and stop him. but none of that worked . a funeral for an outspoken critic of policy and present man with a boss has been out in the occupied westbank is are by not died on thursday after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authorities. security forces stephanie decker reports now in the protest that followed his funeral. in hebron i leave leave abass not often heard chance aimed specifically at the palace thing in president. several 1000 came out to barry news or been out here in hebron. one of the palestinian authority's most prominent critics and his one minute stage. you think there will be no no just. 7 for the i'm about everyone that the finance is up to this kind of thing, but now

ministers in charge of security. as taliban fighters escalate their advance to take more territory. general does not con mohammad. he has been appointed new defense minister. he has previously held the defense and interior ministry positions and also served as chief of army staff and general abroad. sutter lazar quo has been named the new interior minister. the u. s. is tripling the number of vaccines that is sending to taiwan for the 2 and a half 1000000 doses of madonna should arrive there on sunday. the western nation signal support for taiwan in the face of pressure from china. china meanwhile says it's vaccination drivers past the 1000000000 dose mark of more than 200000000 people are now fully vaccinated. the government's pushing to have 40 percent of the country immunized by the end of june. and those, the headlines, more news here and i'll 0 after football rebels next. the whole parliamentary elections on june 21 more at stake than the result. the countries ranked my troubles at home and beyond its borders. can this vote set you back on the road to peace and stability? ethiopia, parliament reelection on al jazeera. i guess i'm going to be on a month on because you don't to be in washington bundl

we're expecting the interior minister himself to give us the final figures. but of course, we don't expect any huge changes in the numbers that we've already received from the interior ministry. they have now counted most of the ballots for the presidential elections. and the interior minister is expected to give us the final results in the coming hours. but of course, it's very much a done deal and we know that because we've heard from ever him, right. you see already he has already met with the current president has sandra honey, the president. ronnie went to abraham gracie's office and within the judiciary into iran, and he congratulated the man in person who will take over for him in mid august abraham. but he see in his part has issued a statement saying that he is very hopeful that he will be able to use the expertise of the current government. and he will continue to hold meetings with the outgoing members. of this guy has under a 100 government to try and figure out what is the best way for his incoming government to move forward and tackle some of the main

the kind of independent oversight the morgan family are calling for. let's get the latest now on the presidential election in iraqi. members of the government including the interior ministertill to be counted. a low turnout overall. tahar bu—med—ra joins me from london, he is a member of the advisory board ofjustice for victims of 1988 massacre in iran. thanks forjoining us. and for viewers who are not aware of the massacre perhaps you could tell us about that in 1988, there was the eradication of all iran and opposition and he issued affect to our. the massacre took place during the summer of 1988, so, political prisoners who were already serving prisoners who were already serving prison terms were taken out and were executed. raisi was one of the members of the so—called death commission and he was one of the people who executed a large number of political prisoners in iran. some people give a figure of over 30,000 people. so raisi is a self—confessed murderer. what does his elevation to president, what does that mean for ordinary people in iran, for their rights and what does it mean for people who publicly objected to the current regime? it is people who publicly ob'e

of thing. these are all images that are prohibitive in germany accepting very special contacts. the disbanding of the unit indeed is a very drastic step. but the minister, the interior minister of the region around frankfurt has been under pressure for many, many months, probably years because of similar sorts of occurrences within the police force in that area. so he, i think felt that now is the time to set an example to send out a warning to other similar possibly possibly similar groups that my son exists in the police. that's why it was shut down. and sally, this is not the 1st time the police in germany have been investigated for right wing extremist links. i was this allowed to happen again. well, in fact, in this case, they found the scoop really by mistake, because it were accidentally, they were investigations going on against a member of this group who was alleged to have child pornography and why they were investigating him about that. they found evidence of this right when child group have been similar sorts of shot groups in various parts of germany, here in berlin as well, for instance. and the german domestic intelligence service has talked about hun

the chief of army staff and general ability. the time result, qual, husband, named the new interior minister. well, these new appointments come assa, delicate times of the country. taliban fighters have been gaining ground, taking over districts and extending their control. and with low morale, some afghan forces have even abandoned their post altogether. so far more than $500.00 civilians have been killed this year with a tax escalating across the country. the surgeon violence comes as the u. s. on its eyes withdraw. troops from the country that i showed you to be completely out of afghanistan by september. 11th. meanwhile, talks between the taliban and the afghan government have been continued in capital . violence appears to have intensified during that time for him. so that is a security almost. he says the taliban will continue to gain ground if the international community doesn't stay engaged after the us withdraw it finally buns approach it and do it up at the moment. they believe that the withdrawal of the you with an after for read it to me and vacuum as you know the vacuum and they a

ministers in charge of security. as taliban fighters escalate their advanced to take more territory. general this miller con mohammad. he has been appointed as the new defense minister. his previously held the defense and interior ministry positions and also served as chief of army staff . while general abdel santa the sack wall has been named the do you interior minister? the u. s. is tripling the number of vaccines it's sending to taiwan. more than 2 and a half 1000000 doses of madonna should arrive on sunday. the western nation signal support for taiwan in the face of pressure from china, which claims, self governing taiwan is its territory. and china has says that it's vaccination drive is past 1000000000 doses more than 200000000 people now fully vaccinated. those headlines next up, it's talk to al jazeera. in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval period in the field of chemistry, they transformed the superstition of alchemy into the science of chemistry. many of his chemical procedures, all those which may still be used today. oh wow. science and a golden age with professor jim and, and i'll just 0. mm. he's devoted much of hi

extended from one to 2 years, putting an emphasis on human rights and the proper use of crowd control weapons to lease deputy interior minister argues it takes time. but it's not a matter of magical transformation from one day to the next. it's a process probably will have an impact on the short, medium and long term to hopefully went over our citizens. but it retired colonel who resigned in frustration while in charge of the police human rights course says the problem is political will feel when i pick this reform process has been very slow to police needs a new conduct code. now we need to, to the grave human rights charges that have occurred. now, unfortunately, i don't think this farm is authority and in the meantime, morale is low and the police force and resignations are escalate. almost as quickly as respect for the only institution that has a monopoly on the legitimate use of force. c and human al jazeera, santiago, police in russia as capital moscow had arrested and rated the apartments of investigative journalists. 3 staff members from the online outlet project were targeted on the telegram messaging site project sa

ministers in charge of security. taliban fighters escalate their bonds to take more territory. general bas millikan mohammed the has been appointed as the new defense minister. he has previously held the defense and interior ministry positions and also serve as the chief of army staff while general of the south desire. while has been named the new interior minister, taliban says it sees more than 40 districts in recent weeks. will the new appointments come to like a time and i've kind of stun. as we say, taliban fighters are gaining ground, taking other districts and extending their control with low morale. some african forces have abandoned their posts altogether. holden, $500.00 civilians have been killed this year with a tax escalating across the country. a surge, which comes as the us and its allies, withdraw their troops that not forget, they are scheduled to be completely out of afghanistan by september. the 11th and talks between the town about in the africa and government. they are continuing here in color, but violence appears to have intensified at the same time. so we have for himself with us now security analysts, head of the international relations department at kind of done university. he's

of those about a 2nd dose. i've got stones president, ash i've gone, he has a place to talk ministers in charge of security. the defense minister and interior minister out more than 40 districts have fallen to taliban fighters. and recently, attacks on afghan forces of increase in the us. and nato announced plans to withdraw their troops by september. so those are the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after the stream that you, thanks so much bye for now. in me and my legation, the torture emerging under the military tract, 11 east investigate the secret detention center i make on the defective to reveal lines one out of the news. i'm from you. okay, welcome to the screen. today we're going to be joined by the right time. during the day, we will be talking about how writing her journey through military well, to add her claim to novel should and king mother nice to see you. welcome back to the the laser surgery. thank you so much. i wonder how great months they feel to have someone to hold your book as of right. so what's that like inside? i still can't get used to it. i can't help it. i started smiling and retired every time i see

which is an online news outlets and they were targeted of the platform, promoted the release of its investigation into the russian interior minister. right. you're up to date with a headlines on out to 0. football rebels is next. and then we're back with more news after that news. news. news. i guess i'm going to be all done because you're in washington bundles. jew bodies. it took me to the i. i use the you know, which was going to go to present but appear to me, please didn't this from what you're giving us a bomb. the able to show you that if you got people that you get your media, you know pauline gwinnett fund that would do my best fit if somebody could inject history or not. and she will come in period with premier resume cuz you might be the best for her to fill if you don't seem to. but we'll do that. magical must be all she learned about the proper stem. i mean she demo garage, mich village h. now you are printing more than a g, g. a she get us is up in the morning, but ah ah, ah, initiative z u z a financing football happening at the about encore and who are you, sir? so who am i doing this? i'm in and got of them in a s

but we've got a said bake in teheran, 1st of all, and, and i said before, i actually get a question from you want to have a listen to what the interior minister had to say as he made the final declaration of civil rights. yet if so, doubly in this situation, we must be grateful to god's grace and also appreciate the participation of the people. despite all the propaganda and other pressures like the social problems that they had. and the difficulties caused by the sanctions of the west. despite all that, despite also creating the dissatisfaction within the people and hoping that they can achieve their goals through this work, the great leader has guided us both before and during the selection. i thought i'd find all the numbers quite interesting. you know, there this talk from the interior minister of weld on you came out to vote, but well, in fact, half the people didn't come out to vote. but a voter did so many of them voted for icy they definitely did. over 17900000, roughly 17900000 people voted for. right. you see, last time he stood in 2017 against president hassan raw honey. he achieve just in the 16000000 votes, so he definitely got m

now it prompted the interior minister of the state of hast frankfurt lies to despond. the unit saying that it needed to be over hold completely the unacceptable misconduct of several employees, as well as the turning away of immediate superiors and the special task force of frankfort made its complete dissolution necessary. nothing that can remain as it was, even those who look the other way and thus failed to fulfil their direct, superior ro must expect disciplinary consequences. this isn't the 1st time that we've seen fall right extremist activity. and i the police or the military here in germany, there's been a number of incidents over the last couple of years. i the i run teresa structuring under way of special tactical police units in have. both they, when they all restructured, will be firmly under the microscope as well as will police forces and the military across germany. after these claims these allegations of fall right extremism in the ranks. right, we also heard from benjamin general who represents a please union in berlin. he says officers are being unfai

now it's prompted the interior minister of the states of hair, sir, where frankfort lies to despond. the unit saying that it needed to be over hold completely the unacceptable misconduct of several employees, as well as the turning away of immediate superiors and the special task force of frankfort made its complete dissolution necessary. nothing that can remain as it was, even those who look the other way and thus fail to fulfil their direct superior ro must expect disciplinary consequences. but this isn't the 1st time we've seen this type of thing here in germany over the last couple of years. the vin number of incidents in both the military and the police force involving the well allegations and claims and the destination defamation of fall, right extreme is messaging amongst both services. i the ah, the well a ruth and brunch restructuring under way of special tactical police units enhanced . but they, when they all restructured, will be firmly under the microscope as well as will police forces and the military across germany. after these claims these allegations of fall right ex

ministers in charge of security as telephone phase of escalate their advance to take more territory. general bisman, a con malady has been appointed new defense minister. he's previously held the defense and interior ministry positions and also serves as the chief of army staff . while general abdel suffer, most of quo has been named the interior minister. that's how about it says that it's seized more than 40 districts in recent weeks and 3 children are among 4 people, shot and wounded at a birthday party and canada. the youngest was just a year old. they've been taken to hospital in toronto, one of the children is said to be a life threatening condition. police are looking for several suspects scientist say the guinea of the world health organization. i've set an example for the world by quickly containing and ending a 2nd. bola outbreak, it started in a southern district 4 months ago, which is where the devastating 2014 outbreak began to 0. charlotte bellis reports the it's been $42.00 days since guinea had a confirmed case of the bowler. meaning guinea can now be declared ebola free to do, we're all happy and i'm so happy to declare solemnly on behalf of the president and at the end of the abo

knife attack. police shot and arrested a 24 year old somali man in the southern city of boats berg the state of bavaria. interior ministers, as the suspect has a history of mental illness placed confirmed as no further dangers than public witnesses say. a passes by tried to hold off the attacker on how many didn't have to be there. we saw him, he had a really big knife and was talking people's and then people tried to throw umbrellas or cell phones at him to stop him. but none of that was yeah, but it's had all this mr. club, so as you pull it's high, it's then the police approached him and his shot was fired. you could hear that clearly. in any case they caught him like a sasha report. sasha hack is that there in boats berg asked him to describe the situation, hours after the attack. now it's quite calm. what we see is right behind the scene where the, the thing happened today was about 17 o'clock, 1730 and around the corner where the policeman place now and the ambulance was placed. there was that 24 year old attacker who tried to injure a woman and then the eye witnesses tried to help her and, and people around tried t

the presidential helicopter was the target of an attack, the defense interior ministers, a governor and myself, both the aerial device and the capacity of the aircraft helped to prevent something lethal happening. what's clear is that this the cowardly attack, again, very clear instructions to the entire security team to go after those who shot at the aircraft. but the message is, the columbia is always strong in the face of crime. at least 3 aid workers from doctors without borders have been killed in ethiopia as conflict cheaper i region. their bodies were found near their vehicle on thursday. they were among at least 12, a workers killed in tech, rice, and fighting broke out between the military and armed groups. in november, the conflict has killed 1000 on displaced more than 2000000. but you case new aircraft carriers heading towards the asia pacific on a mission that's been described as the most significant deployment. if it's kind in decades, the move has anger, china, which sees it as an intrusion into the south and east china seas. and as rob mcbride reports from the south kore

the target of an attack. the defense interior ministers, a governor and myself, both the aerial device and the capacity of the aircraft helped to prevent something lethal. happening. what's clear is that this is the cowardly attack. again, very clear instructions to the entire security team to go after those who shot at the aircraft. but the message is, the columbia is always strong in the face of crime. come the harris since called for an end to the rhetoric over immigration during her 1st visit to the us mexico border. as vice president joe biden has tough terrace with the dressing, an influx of refugees and migrants. she's been criticized for taking this long travel to the border. harris says the trip was also meant to underscore the bytes and ministrations, more humane approach to immigration might have a repulse, describes what life is like for those waiting into wanna see. so make it into the united states. we're out in shopping in the one mexico. this is a port of entry, one of the many that you'll find along the us mexico border and what you see all around us is a migraine camp. human rights groups es

but if he in seattle, the presidential helicopter was the target of an attack, the defense interior ministers, a governor and myself, both the aerial device and the capacity of the aircraft helped to prevent something little happening. what's clear is that this the cowardly attack have again very clear instructions to the entire security team to go after those who shot at the aircraft. but the message is, the columbia is always strong in the face of crime. the us vice president is calling on politicians to put politics to one side and tackle the issue of immigration. comalla harris made her 1st trip to the mexican border at a time when the country is seeing a sharp increase in the number of undocumented people seeking to enter the us. rob reynolds has more now from el paso, the vice president, commonly harris's 1st visit to the us mexico border since taking office lasted just a few hours. she responded to criticism for not making the trip earlier, so i was planning to come here. harris went to the el paso del north de port of entry on the us mexico border. it's one of the countries, the busie