i mean how can a girl from albania out of a village i don't know where from no way to know where to really know how to run to win the must be an organized crime to hang it this is the true face of holland's experiments in legalized prostitution and this is the face of the man who trafficked her here. to ensure she worked as his sex life. over to year period. the leader of a turkish morgan ised crime gun trafficking of them one hundred thirty women mostly from eastern europe to holland's red light districts. each woman was turn to with his gangs brown. was forced to service twenty clients and. they behaved in a very brutal way because we have seen cases of forced abortion issue cases of forced to use with the names of the pimps on the girls some girls beaten up and too hard to bruce just put in cold water and beaten up in a terrible way to die. prosecutors the brown case was a warning that the dutch experiments in legalizing prostitution had worsened not solved the problem of international sex slavery you know we thought in two thousand the more liberal for you to prostitution and st

." >> did i miss -- when did albania -- i saw the whole bewkes thing. >> they are not albania anymore. >> you get the drift of it. >> i get the drift. >> okay. what do we think about -- jim cramer pointed out very aptly, as he always does, this is a lot of leverage to the balance sheet. they do through with $60 billion all cash deal. >> you want my opinion, i'll give you my opinion. i think comcast is bidding up the price it make disney flinch. i think a mistake by disney. you have to ask your self why does disney have to make the mistake? they are behind the eight ball with netflix for the last five years. >> who is more behind the pate ball, wall street or disney? >> i think -- >> disney. >> no. i think comcast has all the foundation in place to compete at every level do they have at much content as disney, depends what you like. i will say james brought up a great point. the new era of software means that is what's helping these guys win the war they are competing almost knowing the answers to what is successful that's important. >> still ahead king dollar reigns p how much worse i

six greece twenty four norway twenty four belgium eighteen yugoslavia eleven the netherlands five albania three denmark one and chittister bankia surrendered without a fight. the u.s.s.r. food on for four years. neither the soviet authorities nor the people ever dreamt about leaving their country at the mercy of fascists that's why born over europe there are millions of graves of soviet soldiers. and this is how former us secretary of defense william perry assesses the situation on the eastern front back then. the brunt of this suffering was borne by the soviet union. almost half of the deaths and world war two suffered by the soviet union both in the red army and among the civilian population and they played a decisive role in the family final victory over nazi germany this is something that i recognize this opinion is shared by those who took part in the fights retired american army colonel and world war two veteran franco ford with a t. force field reconnaissance group but the elba. we of course never saw the russian soldiers fighting but we had plenty of reports about it and we unders

we got a standing ovation at interpol conference in both albania and dubai about the encrypted app that we've developed that goes directly to law enforcement and geo locates you, and i would love to coordinate with everybody working on technology and uber as well from we're exciting to work wrg uber and the hospitality industry in guatemala next month. this is the way to go. we need to push the companies to do the right thing. they are a little nervous still. it's moving but slowly. >> i'm just going to hop in on the airline industry. one of the things that we do have with the blue campaign is the blue lightning initiative and bl sy run by the custom and border protection unit, and we have been able to highlight and train 70,000 airline personnel in the united states, and this is one of the things that we, you know, have been able to get on there. i do agree there is still work to be done in the field and there is, you know, awareness and education is always a good thing to have and the more we know the better off we are, but we're working within the airline parameters, and do i know th

young talented musicians from abroad they stay with host families sixteen year old eva hails from albania she's one of many outstanding musicians called mentors in his free time. home. why do i do it this is my life want to says if it gives me joy and fulfillment it's interesting and exciting that's why i do it. because so much to us there's a. twist. that's why i've chosen to live this way and when it comes down to which student i specifically work with i don't choose by who can afford what but who can and wants to achieve something slice and by what inspires me makes me happy. and what's worth the effort. and as a feature is regularly on the juries of international music competitions and about coffee is sure to discover many more talented students in the future to. now it's time to tickle the taste buds with another installment of our series fifty kitchens one city where we present you our favorite restaurants in the german capital balance color is seen boasts a wide variety and today we're getting a taste of slovakia around one thousand four hundred slovaks live here and two of them op

there summit in sofia and that's the union's anticipated expansion into the western balkans with albania and macedonia the very front line front of the line to join it. well u.s. president trump has officially revealed that he reimbursed his lawyer michael cohen in connection to a simple so-called hush agreement with a porn star cohen had initially paid one hundred thirty thousand dollars to the adult film actress stormy daniels allegedly keep quiet about an affair she claimed she had with the president the president and initially denied he knew about the paper's. earthquakes near hawaii is still way a volcano damaged roads as huge ash clouds spewed from the summit there the volcano is also shooting out a list of blocks and lava as torn through more than twenty giant cracks in the ground dozens of homes have been destroyed about two thousand people been evacuated . israel's use of deadly force against protesters in gaza has sparked a diplomatic dispute with turkey turkish t.v. film the israeli ambassador undergoing an airport security check that included removing his shoes as he was bein

six greece twenty four norway twenty four belgium eighteen yugoslavia eleven the netherlands five albania three denmark one and chittister bankia surrendered without a fight. the u.s.s.r. food on for four years. neither the soviet authorities knew the people ever dreamt about leaving their country at the mercy of fascists that's why born over europe there are millions of graves of soviet soldiers. and this is how former us secretary of defense william perry assesses the situation on the eastern front back then. the brunt of this suffering was borne by the soviet union. almost half of the deaths in world war two were suffered by the soviet union both in the red army and among the civilian population and they played a decisive role in the family final victory over nazi germany this is something that i recognize this opinion is shared by those who took part in the fights retired american army colonel and world war two veteran franco ford with the t. force field reconnaissance group but the elba. we of course never saw the russian soldiers fighting but we had plenty of reports about it and we

former world heavyweight champion tyson fury has announced that his comeback fight will be against albania'sfought since november 2015 when he beat vladimir kilthshko. he was also suspended in 2016 for anti—doping and medical issues. seferi usually fights at cruiserweight but will make the switch to heavyweight to face fury in manchester. and just before we go. this time next week, the liverpool champions league party could well be in full swing. they take on real madrid in the final on saturday of course and this week, thousands of football fans will be descending on kiev where the game's taking place. as you can imagine, tickets are highly sought after. and — as our correspondent jonah fisher reports — finding accommodation in the ukranian capital is proving expensive business. this is where the champions league final will take place on saturday night. 63,000 fans will be packed inside the olympic stadium. i'm the mayor of key have, former champion of the world. for all sports fans, welcome to key have. it's going to be amazing. they're certainly amazing sites the choice of key have also p

reporter: elson, who is originally from albania, misses his family the most. but when he's setting tables, polishing glasses or serving guests, he feels a sense of pride. that's why he applied three times to be transferred to bollate. here, inmates can learn a trade and dabble in the arts. these pictures were taken as part of a photography course. massimo: we need to combine imprisonment with giving inmates a purpose in life once they're released from jail. they should be able to make a contribution to society, because a lower reoffending rate makes for a safer society. reporter: and this strategy has proven successful. just 20% of bollate's former inmates reoffend, whereas the italian average is close to 70%. so the future looks promising for elson and said. they've now been joined by their boss, silvia polleri. she's checking over this evening's reservations. 40 people are expected and everything must be just perfect. silvia: we want to tell people on the outside, this time you should come to us, in prison. make yourself comfortable and see for yourself how

and must but there's no that they've given yet the talks this must donya and albania over the comments about i'd like to pick up on that how much appetite is there right now in the e.u. for enlarging the bloc into the balkans. well there is no unified approach actually spain for example is blocking is trying to block any accession talks especially vis kosovo because kosovo is not recognized by spain and for other e.u. member states and on the other hand countries like hungry a creation and also who press for foster membership because they have regional interests there and in the middle of france and germany in their little bit between these two oppose and france and germany say we will support accession but we've been not to give any fresh money to these countries so that's not a big gift or present on the table today ok if there's no big present on the table today what is on the table for balkan countries well there's of course money flowing from the e.u. to the balkan countries troth billion euros all in all but this is not fresh money it's repackage is already a plan for four years

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albania and macedonia are the latest applying for membership.eting criteria and conditions — democracy, rule of law, an independentjudiciary and a free press, at the very least. but what happens when those who've already earned their membership start to move toward a creeping authoritarianism, erosion of the very standards the eu seeks to promote? when poland and hungaryjoined the eu 14 long years ago, it promised to be more than just a summer of love. after years of knocking on the door, the moment had come. these formerly eastern bloc countries would seal their liberal credentials, joining the most powerful club in europe. for a decade or so, the promises broadly held. but today, the eu finds itself being tested by the creeping authoritarianism of its member states. hungarian pm viktor orban is back in power with a resounding victory after campaigning on an anti—immigration platform. he too has moved to shut down his opposition. poland's ruling party is attempting to muddy the independence of its judiciary and silence its free press. the law a

and wealthy western nation i repeat now coming from albania no way to know how to translate now there must be an organized crime making the sex lisa episode two of slavery a twenty first century evil on al jazeera. again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera members of iran's parliament of birds a us flag angry of a president trumps decision to withdraw from the twenty fifty nuclear deal runs president hassan rouhani criticized trumps action but says the terror remains committed to the pact trump says that he'll impose the highest level of sanctions against. iran three signatories to the deal france germany of the u.k. say that they regret trumps decision and will remain parties to the pact of planning to meet with a radio counterparts on monday to discuss the situation meanwhile former u.s. president barack obama has called the move to withdraw a serious mistake. but u.s. secretary of state mike pompei as arrived in north korea for another surprise visit is expected to finalize details of the upcoming meeting between donald trump and kim jong il. voting is underway in malaysia in w

former world heavyweight champion tyson fury has announced that his comeback fight will be against albania's 2015 when he beat vladimir klitschko. he was also suspended in 2016 for anti—doping and medical issues. seferi usually fights at cruiserweight but will make the switch to heavyweight to face fury in manchester. despite yesterday's spectacular crash and visit to hospital, britain's cal crutchlow managed to recover to finish eighth in motogp‘s french grand prix. it was marc marquez who won. the spaniard claimed his third victory in a row for honda to extend his lead to 36 points at the top of the championship. danilo petrucci finished second, whilst fellow italian valentino rossi was third in le mans. that's all the sport for now. the mexican charter company whose plane crashed in cuba on friday had received prior safety complaints — that's according to two former pilots. one hundred and ten people are now known to have died in the plane crash near havana. ninety—nine were cuban. the boeing 737 was on a domestic flight to the eastern city of ol—geen when it crashed shortly after take of

and wealthy western nations are implicated how can a girl from albania know her way to come tsunami you know how to translate and now i must be an organized crime and sex slaves episode two of slavery a twenty first century medieval on al-jazeera we here to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we cover this story with a lot of internet to recover includes that we don't dip in and out of the story we have a presence here all the time apart from being a farmer and it's also very important to be a journalist to know the story very well before going into the fields covering the united nations and global the policy for al-jazeera english is pretty incredible this is where talks happen and what happens there matters. the headlines about the viewer dot com and what's trending as well malaysia we're going to be told about that in just a moment that might not be the prime and suspicion at the moment the latest on the israel iran six. as well and actually continue there on the measure to look into something different. have a look at what everyone else is reading that's what's tren

cronyism ina corruption, allegations of cronyism in a government which has long stopped the likes of albanias today because it seems a sensitive time. with brexit and going from 28 to 27. issues with the financial crisis and a migration credit crisis. the first meeting of its kind to get things back on track. the head of the arab league has called for an international probe into alleged "crimes" committed by israeli forces against palestinians during deadly violence along the gaza border this week. tens of thousands of people have been protesting along the border since the end of march, calling for palestinian refugees to be able to return to their homes, now inside israel. the largest demonstrations coincided with the move of the us embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem on monday, which saw israeli forces kill some 60 palestinians. a senior hamas official has been quoted as saying that 50 of those who died were members of his group. hamas, which runs gaza, is regarded as a terrorist group by the uk, eu and united states. the bbc‘s mark lowen has more. this comes from a senior officia

censored two of the acts in last night's semifinals so they cut out two heavily tattooed musicians from albania and we can see them here even though it's quite dark and also cut out the entry from ireland because it contained a romantic dance sequence between two men and they were also blurring rainbow flags in the audience you know trying to ban same sex relationships and any sort of gay content from t.v. and online streaming platforms and so the evil has effectively cut off their feet to take a stand against the government censorship saying that it is not in line with the values of universality and the proud tradition of celebrating diversity through music ok there you go well good for the e.b.u. not only eurovision i'm british we do univision take it out of me for viewers who don't really know what this is what is it explain it well i can relate to that your vision is of course an institution in europe and for the uninitiated it can certainly seem incredibly over the top the music takes its cues these days i would say more and more from the american style of music but the origins of course c

indonesia, pakistan, albania, anywhere there is muslims they know you don't want them.et the message. they are a little more ill disposed to fight isis once they hear that that americans don't even like us. >> maybe they will want to solve the problem. >> cruz is pushing for patrol cars driving up neighborhoods muslim people are living in looking into the windows for plotting. that's insane. these are street criminals. they are plotting bombings if they are. he wants to go up and down the streets. that's going the make them more militant. what do you think of his stance. patrol cars. >> we have to look at mosques. >> we are making enemies here is that we are making enemies by doing nothing. they are knocking down world trade centers, shooting planes into the pentagon. probably the other plane was going into the white house. you had some very brave people. what are we going to do? sit back and say we want to be nice to everybody? we can't be so nice. >> given president trump's decision to rip up the iran nuclear deal and pursue a separate agreement on north korea his pas

censored two of the acts of last night's semifinal so they cut it so heavily tattooed musicians from albania could see here. made it through and they also could have the entry from ireland. because it contains a romantic dance sequence between them by two men but they also blurred out a bunch of rainbow flags in the audience china most of them same sex relationships and any gay themed content from t.v. and online streaming platforms in the e.u. . e.b.u. somebody has cut off their feet to take a stand against the censorship saying it's not in line with the values of the universe and celebrating diversity through music quite the statement the right is to get more and full or you leave it you know this is always a really impressive competition it's really long we also have to chase it all night . you know for people from from other regions of the world of america and yeah that's right you know your vision is an institution in europe you can't see it any other way and for the onion uninitiated of course it can seem pretty over the top but people in europe also have your official parties as you k

yes, she was actually born in albania and she left during the civil war in the 1990s, grew up in greeceled fuego meaning fire and put together with the performance she has some intense choreography, a lot of hairflipping going on, it is now the favourite. interesting i would like to talk about alexander, norway's competitor. he's performing in the semifinal tonight. he won in 2009 in norway, but he got a huge amount of point and he came back today, tonight, to represent norway again having another shot at trying to win. normally when this kind of thing happens they flop entirely, it does not go very well and it happened to ireland with the winner from 93, she came back later and absolutely failed but he's currently the second favourite behind all any from cypress so don't be surprised if you see him high up on the scoreboard on saturday night. what are the issues this year —— one of theissues are the issues this year —— one of the issues have been some of the co ntesta nts the issues have been some of the contestants staying in tune. what is happening there? are they sounding better? i

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we got a standing ovation at interpol conference in both albania and dubai about the encrypted app that we've developed that goes directly to law enforcement and geo locates you, and i would love to coordinate with everybody working on technology and uber as well from we're exciting to working with uber and the hospitality industry in guatemala next month. this is the way to go. we need to push the companies to do the right thing. they are a little nervous still. it's moving but slowly. >> i'm just going to hop in on the airline industry. one of the things that we do have with the blue campaign is the blue lightning initiative and bl sy run by the custom and border protection unit, and we have been able to highlight and train 70,000 airline personnel in the united states, and this is one of the things that we, you know, have been able to get on there. i do agree there is still work to be done in the field and there is, you know, awareness and education is always a good thing to have and the more we know the better off we are, but we're working within the airline parameters, and do i kno

join later in the war, the allied powers would be great britain, france, russian empire, greece, albania, italy will join later. that is essentially the matchup there. the central powers and the allies. fleets the british grand exercising. in scotland. basing the grand fleet, the main battle course of the royal navy at the time, in scotland was so that it could be underway at a moments notice. any action by the german high sea fleet could then be reacted to very quickly. ofs reflected the concept the way a great empire establishes or maintains itself is by command of the sea. the way you win command of the sea was by decisive battle between great battle fleets. both the royal navy on britain's side and the german imperial navy essentially followed this concept. their concept for how the war was going to happen is both of these fleets would fight the decisive battle at sea. that didn't happen, except possibly at jutland. --entioned scrapple float that's not a great map. it's a little hard to determine what is what. essentially, the point i want to greats's ca this is a anchorage. it's in

but this budget calls for governance funding cuts of 91% in albania, 75% in macedonia, 69% in serbia, 67% in bosnia. these are catastrophic withdrawals of funding and another signal to the russians that we are out and you should fill the void. why are you proposing these big funding cuts to governance programs in the balkans? sec. pompeo: you're talking about the budget numbers for 2019 -- we have a two-year agreement on what we're going to spend. i'm confident that the russians can see we are not doing what you describe. they are not just state department issues. there are others involved. i agree with you, the threat of the russians continuing to move aggressively is one that we have an obligation to counter. sen. murphy: how can you do hat -- sec. pompeo: we are to have the resources we need. sen. murphy: but why propose it? sec. pompeo: 2020. i wasn't around. i can only speak to what i'm going to endeavor to do. i'm going to try to make sure we have every dollar we need. sen. murphy: i want to bring sen. murphy: but why propose you -- i appreciate your verbal commitment to the reg

about working with airbnb and new technology we have standing vaition at the conference in north albaniaubai. about encrypted app that we have developed that goes directly to law enforcement and gee lo locates you and i would love to koord naught with everybody working on technology. and Über as well on that -- we're excited to be working with both with Über and hospitality industry, and el salvador next month. so we have a way withs to go. we have to push these companyies to dot right thing. they're a little nervous sell. smoothing but slowly. >> i'll hop in real quick on the airline industry one of the things that we haved a blue campaign is the blue lightning initiative about and bli is run by the custom board of protection unit and we have been able to highlight and train 70,000 airline personnel in the united states. and this is one of the thupgs that we, you know, have been able to get on there. i do agree that there's still work to be done in the field and there's -- awareness in education is more to have and the more we know is better we are, but we're working within the airline

we got a standing ovation at the interpol conference in albania and dubai. about the encrypted apps that we developed that goes directly to law enforcement and geo locates you. i would love to courtney with everyone working on technology. and we were there as well. we are excited to be working with uber and the hospitality industry in el salvador and guatemala next month. we still have a ways to go. we have to push these companies to do the right thing. they are a little nervous, still. moving, but slowly. >> i'm going to hop in real quick on the airline industry. one of the things you do have the blue campaign is the blue legging initiative. this is burned by the custom border detection unit. we have enabled to highlight and train 70,000 airline personnel in the united states. this is one of the things we been able to get on the air. i do agree there still work to be done in the field and there is, obviously, wins and education is always a good thing to have. the more we know the better off we are. but we are working within the airline parameters. i do know

but this budget that you're presenting to us calls for governance funding cuts of 91% in albania. 75% cuts in macedonia. 69% in serbia. 67% in bosnia. these are catastrophic withdrawals of funding. and another signal, a very clear signal to the russians that we're out. and you should fill the void. so my question is why? why are you proposing these big funding cuts to governance programs in the balkans? >> are you talking about the budget numbers that were sent out for fy-2019? >> yes. >> i am confident that the russians can key that we are not in fact doing what you describe. i know these issues well. they're not just state department issues, but others involved, too. but the threat there of the russians continuing to move aggressively is very real and one we have an obligation to counter. >> how can you do that when you're cutting those programs? >> we're not going to, senator. we'll have the resources we need. >> why propose it? >> fy-2020. i wasn't around -- i can only speak to what i'm going to endefer to do and make sure we have every dollar we need in the balkans and around the