tree aki and that more in heaven changes changes from the votes are needed to fix this problem now just as for one doesn't mean justice for all i understand quite frequently cases come up of brutal rapes in the country still. well definitely melissa just months after this brutal gang rape in $22.00 india tightened 3 applause and made them much more strict but we continue to show the fire fighting incidences where young children are being raped and elderly women are also being raped just recently there was a brutal gang rape and failing ghana in which the offend those the offenders were actually shot down by the police and the street is a lot of controversy as such as well but this brings me back to the point that some detractors of capital punishment are making critics are making about the current reforms in india which is that simply giving capital punishment of meeting our meeting out these harsh measures is not going to solve the problem that we must dial back to the root of the problem which is perhaps the inherent patriarchy that tribes in india and one such group is actually tryin

to go into politics as head of the secret service he told us he knows all about the secret port of aki a brusk the arms bazaar on or across the river from ability to sure it's actually a good model the port was controlled by our secret service is yours and also by russia's. but behind the official for sun but of which there was a shadow economy in the order young is the corruption born of god as a result large quantities of arms could be transported secretly but without us being able to keep check lot of on what was there or being loaded on some ships or didn't have any money 1st at all others put to sea with forged papers would be particular port was a hub for hidden arms consigned was supposed to know it was thought. up to a brisk the secret ports stored here with tanks missiles guns and even field kitchens everything required for a regional war and observed by sea for a.b.s. an organization from washington. its director is a lieutenant colonel who speaks russian and arabic and was trained at west point military academy prior to our interview the researcher on the left brought the di

we're on our way to aki a brusk the name of a secret port and a kind of arms bazaar where until 2014 russian and ukrainian state run companies offered weapons for export. the port lies hidden some 100 kilometers east of odessa it took us a long time to find it the place was not marked on any map the blue green durance loaded arms in october osc as did the beluga eternity these photos of the hold on the blue collar eternity which were taken secretly are some of the documents that were leaked to us. long before the ship with the weapon set out a certain close home on send an e-mail to the shipping company good morning what's the situation with the sensitive transport the keyword is sensitive because there is an e.u. embargo in place with regard to my own mark and it's dictatorial government despite this the shipping company plan to say. the consignment of arms that. in another e-mail or man made the shipping company a job offer tax for yemen a country where a civil war is now raging his exact words to the director responsible for chartering at the firm's vessels were yemen is currently

aki army the counterterrorism service as well as the iraqi air force taking the fight to isis because isis remains remain a threat there's no doubt that there are some isis near the carriage choke mountains the hammer and mountains and in some places in anbar than in one plains the only way to keep isis from resurging is to apply constant pressure. through the past 5 years the coalition has trained tens of thousands of iraqi security forces tens of thousands of iraqi security forces there more capable than they've ever been and we can see this capability by the initiative that the iraqi army and the iraqi security forces the federal police that they think that iraqis are doing to take the fight to dash on iraqi soil and this mission has always been an iraqi mission the coalition has been here at the invitation of the government of iraq to partner with iraqi security forces so that together we can beat isis. and the question is that their scene could no longer need to dices been defeated iraqi government and are up to security forces like you said i very much capable of happening in th

fresh look at some of our most secret places he will react travelers there was photographing the grand aki textural spaces that surround us it is most recent series he's captured the interiors of dozens of lawton churches across europe and asia. for me it's definitely the architecture and the power of this modern architecture through the 20th century. they always have a central point of view and that the churches are always empty. so my goal is really just to create a sort of. feeling so that people can you know immerse themselves in the architecture. seeks out modern churches around the world for his photo series sacred spaces. like national gem to try in paris it's original it's different from anything you could have seen and also it has this visual impact with the difference of materials with you know the wood the steel the lighting is very very interesting and ever it represents the. you know the workers of that era so it also has a very emotional. impact i think on the whole neighborhood. this perspective presents the architecture in the best possible light. and you see in this one wh

looking at a few weeks of this at least right so we certainly see all share now says that's likely aki who predicted this morning on kron on that the schedule would be shifted right from the and then the session 10:10am he says so you get michael the smart ash buy a lottery ticket that's the show a car no hope you yet you guys are a lot of rain showing up around the bay area most just some light showers popping up and certainly boy that could be a little bit slick out there on the roads in along the peninsula stretching across an oakland richmond, the east bay you're seeing the showers really scattered showers moving further and further south and the east now so it will be picking up in toward the santa clara valley not going to be heavy rain there. but certainly it was like out there on the roads and there's some fog to go along with that so that makes things. >>a little if he out there on the roads for tonight as we're going to see more that fog settling in throughout the night as the us to rain start to decrease that moisture left behind. and tomorrow some partly to mostly sunny ski

hillary clinton lashes out at facebook's mark zuckerberg for quote intending to relax donald trump aki been everyone but herself accountable for her $26.00 t.v. u.s. presidential election defeat. i always thought that many people i will block thought that he was part of the state that he was on her side ease against her. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me and karen. a plan for solving the israeli palestinian conflict president trump on the israeli prime minister have presented to the world that much heralded deal of the century but the big reveal is the culmination of trump's revamp of u.s. policy in the region often in defiance of the international community artie's more pain looks at the details of the proposal. well there was quite a jubilant atmosphere in the room i asked donald trump put forward what he calls the deal of the century which will be his plan to solve the conflict between israelis and palestinians he heralded the proposal as being great for both sides this is trump presenting his proposal my vision presents a win win opportunity for both. a real

one of the 4 suspects in the med a trial of a stealth aki an investigative journalist has admitted to the killing in court yan could chacon his fiance were shot and killed at their home near the capital bratislava $28.00 prosecutors accuse prominent businessman marianne continent of ordering the met and caught matt was the subject of yankel shaq's reporting into fraud and political corruption gasper new bay is in his own now where the trial is taking place he says the matter has mobilized political activists slovak media calls this trial the trial of the century really it's changed a lot after the murder of yonkers lock the journalist investigative journalist. after his murder and his fiance in 2000 thinkin a lot of change socially a lot of change in the syrian society there was a lot of mobilisation on the on one hand but not so much in the political sense of the of the world saw. was killed because of his writing because he drew some lines between controversial controversial businessman called. he had good ties to police politicians and also italian mafia so just to give you a illus

decide on the future of the french military presence there one of the 4 suspects in the murder trial of aki and journalist and his fiance has admitted in court to the killing the couple was shot and killed at their home near the capital brought us lava in 2018 prosecutors accuse prominent businessman marion of ordering the cost of was the subject of young reporting into fraud and political corruption according pakistan as of a turn to treason conviction of former president. he was sentenced to death in december after being found guilty on charges related to his declaration of a state of emergency in 2007 the law who are high court ruled that the formation of the special tribunal. was unconstitutional of all kinds of corruption in the philippines is forcing tens of thousands of people to flee their homes 8000 people have already been evacuated from the omid of talisay where the volcano sits with thousands more leaving coastal towns well those are the headlines now it's back to 20 years of me. there have been more attacks by shift his cattle ranges from rival tribes. they've killed one of tho

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it's prone but if you think the person is to control and cage and surveil and preserve certain hire akis of power and -- hierarchies it's functionings quite well and if you see it in that perspective, it's incredibly efficient bureaucracy, bureaucracy that somehow manages to take 12 million people every year from their schools and churches and homes and families and jobs andse them into this entire system of government run cages of concrete and metal, and where i come down after 1 11 years of being a lawyer is the system is functioning quite well and the stated purpose, the is not it's up function in our society. if you think that, you're going to have a different philosophy for the kinds of intervention we need to make. if you think the people running the bureaucracy are in good faith trying to make us all have flourishes lives you've might think the solution tonight give them more information and data and show them we spent trillions of dollars on this, cabled tens of millions of people and let's just take the war on drugs. drug usage rates are higher than before. we captured everybody

are medicine cabinet that does of those very same types of tests and the algorithm is accurate and aky can do all sorts of diagnostics. this? ready for last year i came and showed a sort of what lly they promised. it's an israeli company. e.u. that ied in the dozen all sorts of blood tests. the technology now exists. it's not being offered here because it's too hard to hit our at this point. go back to the beginning slides. and deficit is functionally being driven by our demographics. the cost of those demographics is our health care. are we going to continue to have the absurd debate around here of financing options, which may effects? there are parts of it that's ood but they don't have a disruption. are we going to find a way to the next egalize generation technology that can crash the price of health care cure ke us healthier and many of the diseases that crush sisters?ers and so back again. the slide we either start with with. we believe to take on the future and keep us from breaking through that 95% debt-to-g.d.p. it's not a single solution. today we did health care disruption,