let's grant them amnesty. they are such hard workers. they were applying from places, some of the terrorists to the world trade center got in on the agricultural amnesty after driving a cab in new york, people working for the government saying these applications written about this, they would say cotton is purple. you pick cherries from the ground. they were obviously fraudulent. they were accepted. how much harder is it to prove when someone came here and started living in the shadows versus have you ever worked on a farm in the u.s.? something like 800,000 were admitted. 90% of them are fraudulent. prove you, how do you were brought here as a child? who cares? either immigration is good for americans or not good for americans. we have been dumping so many foreign cultures on this country, in order to save the people already here, in order to keep the lifeboat from sinking, we need a moratorium. that is something we thought we were getting. with donald trump no, instead, the rate of illegal immigration has gone up under trump. it has go

i got an amnesty bill. so after being betrayed, betrayed, betrayed, it could he could have queered the deal. it would have been blamed on him pushing popular issues. back then in the 2000s, i could count on one hand the number of people in the conservative media. who were with the voters on immigations. most of the talk radio hosts, most of the conservative names and for the conservatives out there in the audience, names you would know that i'm not going to mention. they were absolutely, 100% for amnesty. there were dark days. we thought it was over, we had nobody on our side. that has changed, 180 degrees. now, i drive around listening to talk radio, and radio hosts who not only never talked about immigration, but if they did, they were completely against or for amnesty, and for you know, we have to do this, we have to do that, how are we going to get the hispanic vote, now they're practically reading from adios america, point after point after point. look at how fox news has flipped. i mean that little ep

a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business model. to do pharma faces renewed scrutiny after leaked documents reveal the extent of its efforts to suppress negative stories about its widely prescribed opioid painkiller . others a backlash from the jewish community in germany the nazi memorabilia is sold at auction for thousands of euros. terms it is nothing to do with the there's nothing to do for you completely. alone a very good this is r.t. internet. google and facebook business models threaten human rights being based on surveillance that's according to a new amnesty international report group alleges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression with all his art he's made in a culture of. amnesty international released a report outlining how facebook and google abuse human rights that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fenced in bargain whereby th

a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. benyamin netanyahu is charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust is the 1st time in israeli history that a sitting prime minister has faced indictment in criminal investigations. there's a backlash from the jewish community in germany after nazi memorabilia is sold at auction for thousands of euros. but there's nothing to do that there's nothing to do. completely to be destroyed. by broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our t.v. international thomas certainly got. a google and facebook business models threaten human rights by being based on surveillance this is according to a new amnesty international report the group alleges that the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression. has more. amnesty international released a report outlining how facebook and google abuse human rights that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based bu

of the chambre that are defending these 3 points amnesty. referendum and of repression so are 30 from. much more than 23 so i think that. this is something that. publishers they have to take in consideration i presumed. their colleagues from karanja not going to forget their promises in the last campaign do you feel that this is. a historical opportunity for the catalan cause absolutely not only for a couple and i think for spain as well and even for europe i think it is an historical moment to really. built all together a big consensus consensus base it on on freedom. and human rights civil and social rights and what would you do with those cattle lands who are not favoring independence who could be a slight majority. while the better way to know. which part is. to count saw using a democratic tool as a referendum letting the people knowing what they want is the best way to know if the people of catalonia want to be independent or not and if all this doesn't work. pedro sanchez says no they will be no referendum and they will be you won't g

also this hour a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. and beijing vows to counter measures after the u.s. congress passes a bill backing hong kong protests. you're watching are to international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 4 pm welcome to the program. we start in the u.s. where leaks documents reveal the extent of lobbying by drug maker purdue pharma to market it's a widely prescribed painkiller and downplayed the risks the drug has been blamed as a major factor and america's opioid epidemic the revelations were made by the investigative media outlet pro publica they include allegations that purdue hired sympathetic experts to appear and leaving the outlets for do funded think tanks are also accused of writing misleading articles while negative coverage was often challenge by medical analysts with alleged ties to the drug maker with more here is killed off them. purdue pharma the corporation that created oxy cotton is generally blamed for

a new report by amnesty international accuses. facebook of violating human rights. and human. bribery for breach of trust the 1st time an israeli history the sitting prime minister has faced indictment and criminal investigation. there's a backlash from the jewish community in germany but the nazi memorabilia is sold at auction for thousands of euros. but i think this is nothing to do with that there's nothing new for you completely to be destroyed. by that great have you with us this is all to international. google and facebook business threatening human rights being based on surveillance that's according to a new amnesty international report pledges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression. amnesty international released a report outlining how facebook and google abuse human rights that it's increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fenced in bargain whereby they are only able to enjoy their human rights online by submitting to a system predicat

enact economic reforms and call for early elections they're also concerned about a law a general amnesty bill which is on the agenda they believe that the text of this bill is very ambiguous and at the end of the day politicians will be able to exploit this bill to protect themselves from any wrongdoing so protesters remain defiant but the authorities do are remaining defiant but the biggest question is will this session happen because of a coup or yes they need the 50 plus one that means 65 m.p.'s the governing alliance is confident that they have that number. more than a 3rd of the 128 member of parliament will be boycotting the session so will the speaker of parliament hold that session in light of the fact that a majority of the not the majority but a significant number of deputies will not be attending that session. in the bronx not to to reopen today how significant is this given that they've been close to most of the month since those protests began. yes banks have been closed most of the months they opened after 2 weeks but only for a few days bank employees called for a strike t

let's grant them amnesty. they are such hard workers.y were applying from places, some of the terrorists to the world trade center got in on the agricultural amnesty after driving a cab in new york, people working for the government saying these applications written about this, they would say cotton is purple. you pick cherries from the ground. they were obviously fraudulent. they were accepted. how much harder is it to prove when someone came here and started living in the shadows versus have you ever worked on a farm in the u.s.? something like 800,000 were admitted. 90% of them are fraudulent. prove you, how do you were brought here as a child? who cares? either immigration is good for americans or not good for americans. we have been dumping so many foreign cultures on this country, in order to save the people already here, in order to keep the lifeboat from sinking, we need a moratorium. that is something we thought we were getting. with donald trump no, instead, the rate of illegal immigration has gone up under trump. it has gone u

and the report by amnesty international accuses type giants wriggle and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. also drugmaker purdue pharma faces were near scrutiny after leaked documents reveal the extent of its efforts to suppress negative stories about its widely prescribed opioid painkillers. and beijing vows counter measures after the u.s. congress passes a bill backing hong kong protests. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. google and facebook business models threaten human rights by being based on surveillance according to a new amnesty international reports the group alleges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression argument in a question about reports. on this day international released a report outlining how facebook and google up use human rights and that its increasing dominance over the new global public square controlling the main channels the company's surveillance based business model forces people to make a fast whereby they are only

the amnesty sorry for our colleagues in prison so you have a long list of demands and while you feel that this is a time maybe where because of his political situation. you could get more of a chance to be listened to this is nothing that he's new party he's no partying though or a man of the most defended me that's probably the most in catalonia has defended. political prisoners should should should be free they have defend referendum for a couple onya and they have defended the amnesty for. political prisoners so if now these parties going to be part of the government of spain i think that we are very close to to the solution if you look at the results of the elections for catalonia the pro independence parties got 23 seats to 48 so not the majority no. way you speak you feel quite confident that you are stronger then before the elections yes because we have added more boats we have. more members of the chambres if you add to this 237. members of the chambre of. march and then there's 30 members. of the chambre that are defending these 3 points i'm nice to see. referendum and of re

pakistan's 2nd largest city lahore has not had a single day of healthy air this year according to amnesty international the charity says it raises significant human rights concerns schools across the city closed twice this month because the city was cloaked in toxic small. the horror has become a regular smoggy fixture atop the table of the world's most unbreachable cities. every november industrial pollution combines with burning waste and farm fires from neighboring india to turn the arab of pakistan's cultural capital into a file soup. because of a chink in the eyes there is trouble in breathing and it also affects the throat the punjab government should take some concrete steps to resolve this problem of them going to. close thousands of primitive brick kilns to ease pollution people most at risk such as the elderly and the very young are advised to stay home. so the schools are closing. given 2 days holiday to the children so that their health and their studies are not affected when god willing the weather clears will call them back the bad weather persists beyond 2 days we still cal

tear gas to disperse demonstrators who have been protesting against social and economic inequality amnesty international has accused security forces of using excessive force. pope francis has left thailand finishing the 1st papal trip to the country in more than 3 decades is visit to thailand's catholic minority as part of a weeklong tour of asia is next stop is japan. 8 years of civil war in syria have forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes and seek shelter in camps for displaced people. there many sleep shoulder to shoulder in flimsy and leaky tents in one refugee camp in northwestern iraq people are asking a blacksmith to build a new sturdier shelters for them and with winter approaching his welding skills are in high demand. germar has made a virtue from a dreadful situation being displaced himself the 34 year old has been making a living building tens for those who have also lost their homes. they call me the blacksmith of a camp because a lot of people came to me to make them tense i'm still in this line of business demand even now. most of the people here escaped from sing

we are clear that he or she who has not respected the law who has committed crimes will not have amnesty of any kind. some of morales's supporters are still fighting running battles with the army 8 soldiers were taken hostage briefly on saturday as they were guarding a caravan of dump trucks in a country where mistrust still runs high. pope francis has called for while the does to scrap nuclear weapons the pontiff made the appeal during a visit to japan the only country to suffer nuclear attacks. huge crowds turned out and braved the rain to catch a glimpse of the pope it's the 1st papal visit to japan for nearly 4 decades in august sakhi the pontiff laid a wreath at a grain see room oriel for the 10s of thousands of people including $8000.00 catholics who perished in an atomic bombing in the final days of world war 2. francis told the crowds that he believes a world without nuclear weapons is both possible and necessary and the money spent on them could be put to better use. give me a feeling that the new inter days world where millions of children and families live in inhumane conditio

we are clear that he or she who has not respected the law who has committed crimes will not have amnesty of any kind me some of morales's supporters are still fighting running battles with the army 8 soldiers were taken hostage briefly on saturday as they were guarding a caravan of dump trucks in a country where mistrust still runs high. activists in paris are demanding the french government take stronger steps to combat deadly domestic violence more than $130.00 women killed so far this year by their partner france has one of the highest rates of domestic violence for sale fatalities in western europe. was put pressure on politics and solidarity with the women there loud and determined to be heard that demonstrates is gathered in paris to vent their anger france has been discussing the issue of violence against women for months. so that's what you just heard ministers we fight for all women everyone knows at least one person who is affected. when it is a character just to see what i hear in memory of my mother who was murdered before my eyes in 1982 when i was 13. in march our daughter

they handing in their weapons as part of a gun amnesty ahead of a landmark referendum on bogun votes future. it's one of many reconciliation ceremonies being staged in the province in the hope they will heal the wounds of the past. bogan of l. became a province of papa new guinea in 1975 and many people whenever happy about it back in billions don't feel culturally aligned with p.m.g. and they've been repeated pushes for independence in the past some came at a great cost. in the late eighty's and ninety's secessionist rebels and pub when you can ian full says forge a brutal civil war that killed up to 20000 people. it was the worst violence the region had seen since world war 2. after the war ended the people of bogun ville were promised an independence referendum at some point in the future. now the time has come. over the next 2 weeks some 200000 bogan valiance will vote on whether they want greater autonomy or independence from p.n.d. . ex-pats can also fight and it's expected that people will back the latter. looking more so by the mean for this is an important referendum before.

time we have that he or she who has not respected the neural who has committed crimes will not have amnesty of any kind. some of his supporters are still fighting running battles with the army 8 soldiers were taken hostage briefly on saturday as they were guarding a caravan of dump trucks in a country where mistrust still runs high. polls have opened in a presidential election in the west african nation of guinea-bissau after weeks of violent protests many hope the vote will be a step toward stabilizing the country more than 760000 voters have registered to take part in today's all which is being contested by 12 candidates all men if there is still much uncertainty surrounding the election in a bazaar has suffered 9 coups or attempted coups since independence from portugal in 1904. once the capital decided to find out what life is like for ordinary people in one of the poorest nations on earth. school's out for another day in the capital it can be found in west africa. it's fun and games for now. but many of these children move face a difficult. they live in one of the poorest and most vola

the death toll in the iranian crackdown on protesters is growing amnesty international says more than 100 people. and the grinding poverty of daily life in chile's camps and shanty towns the stock illustration of unocal the key driving mass protests against the government of president sebastian pinera. i'm anthony howard welcome to the program we begin in washington where u.s. president donald trump has criticized the impeachment hearings calling them a disc rice and in the barracks mint is comments came as 2 senior officials who listened to trump's july phone call with these ukrainian counterpart a lot of missile lansky expressed their concerns about the conversation the former special envoy to ukraine could focus told the probe you should have realized that trump was holding up military aid to give to pressure the country to investigate political rival joe but. 1st to testify on tuesday 2 officials who listened in on that controversial phone call newton and connell alexander van man the top white house expert on ukraine alongside jennifer williams an adviser to vice president mike p

and have made hundreds of arrests turkish officials have not confirmed the number amnesty says human rights activists journalists members of the opposition and private users of online networks have all been affected its findings were confirmed by the turkish human rights association. they need to commit to go to crackdown is working lots of people have deleted their posts online and stopped writing to the people who've written something critical have had their homes raided shalom levy of the. pro kurdish opposition h d p party says that more than 200 of its politicians have been arrested and more than 60 imprisoned since the beginning of the incursion into syria. well from syria to neighboring iraq now where at least $250.00 people have been killed in anti-government protests over the last month religious leaders have condemned the attacks on peaceful demonstrators but clashes with security forces are continuing the protests a fueled by anger at corruption unemployment and poor public services thousands over 10 to the capital baghdad fold the biggest mass demonstrations since the fal

are clear that he or she who has not respected the lowell who has committed crimes will not have amnesty of any kind. some of morales's supporters are still fighting running battles with the army 8 soldiers were taken hostage briefly on saturday as they were guarding a caravan of dump trucks in a country where mistrust still runs high. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. government protesters in colombia have taken to the streets for a 3rd consecutive day thousands marched in the capital bogota were stopped and dispersed by police and tear gas the protesters are angry at president event bouquets economic social and security policies. romanians are heading to the polls to elect a new president voters will decide between incumbent president close your highness and former prime minister. whose government was recently ousted the run up to the election has been dominated by public anger over allegations of corruption. pope francis has called upon world leaders to scrap their nuclear arsenals the pontiff made the appeal during a visit to japan the final leg of hi

bahraini from amnesty international and now to some of the other stories making news around the world israel looks like it's having for its 3rd election in a year after the man say this kingmaker in coalition talks refused to back either of the main parties lieberman blame party leaders prime minister benjamin netanyahu and benny gantz of the blue white party for the fame the fight. the standoff between police and pro-democracy protesters at hong kong university appears to be winding down with police sealing off possible escape routes including sewers they say they want to arrest to several dozen activists who are still barricaded inside campus buildings where thousands have been arrested since monday. pope francis has been great survived during the crowds in bangkok as he arrived for a weeklong tour of thailand and hopes his visit will boost catholics around to address pressing regional issues like human trafficking is the 1st person to visit time since jump over 2nd in 1980. police in malta have arrested a man in connection with the murder of journalist that daphne karunya. died in

are clear that he'll she who has not respected the lowell who has committed crimes will not have amnesty of any kind me some of morales's supporters are still fighting running battles with the army 8 soldiers were taken hostage briefly on saturday as they were guarding a caravan of dump trucks in a country where mistrust still runs high. times and it will now and the bundesliga table toppers bill this year mentioned bloodbath traveled to the german capital on saturday facing the newcomers when you're on bed in now when you have shocked a few big teams so far this season and once again aimed to cause an upset. with rufus fans in a tight knit squad lane is not an easy place to visit league leaders clad back knew an early goal would help silence the home crowd an entire stadium held its breast as patrick hammons header came back off the post. take it all exhale not long after the found himself in space and headed to host since her 15th minute lead. this was just 2nd goal of the season justifying his recall to the starting line up only on went close to doubling their lead to marcus. the crow

this is the news live from berlin the death toll rises as a random crackdown on protesters amnesty international's reporting more than 100 people have been killed during protests over sharp pipes and fuel prices also on the show. dozens of protesters spent another night under siege in hong kong university with food and water when learning how much longer can they hold out against police. and prison tropics out of the impeachment hearings in congress calling them a disgrace and an embarrassment to senior officials who listened in on his phone call with his ukrainian counterpart call the conversation inappropriate and improper. i've brought in thomas great to have you with us and as the international is reporting that more than 100 people have been killed in a government crackdown on protests in iran the unrest erupting after sharp hikes and fuel prices now authorities responded by shutting down the internet supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei has described the protests as a security matter. very little information reaches the outside world from iran authorities have shut down the internet whether

and have made hundreds of arrests turkish officials have not confirmed the number amnesty says human rights activists journalists members of the opposition and private users of online networks have all been affected its findings were confirmed by the turkish human rights association. they need to commit sin against the crackdown is working lots of people have deleted their posts online and stopped writing people who have written something critical have had their homes raided shalom led to the. procured issue opposition h d p party says that more than 200 of its politicians have been arrested and more than 60 imprisoned since the beginning of the incursion into syria. we're earlier we spoke to g.w. correspondent dorian jones in istanbul and we asked him to explain the purpose of these ground patrols by turkey and russia before trolls are a key part of why on court did sign up to greenland with moscow there's a great deal of skepticism from the syrian kurdish militias have withdrawn which moscow claims they have and they see that these patrols will verify the withdrawal of these kurdis

the rights group, amnesty international says the aim is to discourage further protests.

at amnesty international thank you very much for joining us. at at an almost complete internet blackout in iran that means it is very difficult at to see what exactly is going on inside the country. tell us about the information you have and how you cacan buy. thank you well amnenesty interernationalal. h s being working with h human righs acactivists independent journanalists to. getet as much testimony from people onn the ground as possiblble nowow. thas challengingg statete because of the near total internet blackout but none the less- we have been able to get. i witness testimony we've b been abable to get information from twenty one. citiese've looked at the video footage. and verified that set that footage anand what it tells us i is a- a story will add the iranianan security forces have been. using excessive lethal force to crush what have been largely peaceful protests and tens of security forces. using live. rounds opening feyerick crowds of protesters. yes so the patterns of the we have seen- include security forces usising firearms-

plus a new report by amnesty international accuses tech giants google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. and a british university canceled a talk by a feminist artist after students accuse her of transphobia forgot her side of the story. i don't believe i'm trying to fight because i don't believe i said anything trans trans fatty rick i mean you know universities are learning prices the places you discussed if someone disagrees with me then i want to find out more and we can learn from each other but. you're watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. obtained documents reveal that the u.s. drug maker from poor purdue pharma used leading media outlets to downplay the risks of its widely prescribed opioid painkiller the drug has been blamed for america's deadliest opiate epidemic relations were made by the investigative media outlet pro publica the misleading articles and questions were written by analysts from purdue funded think tanks and they cited do funded stu

author of that study joe westby he's also a researcher on technology big data and human rights for amnesty tech joe i mean this is a massive report we're talking 60 pages i mean there aren't really any new level ations here but the conclusions i find really striking and it calls these companies control over our digital lives one of the defining human rights challenges of our times why is that thanks for me on i think that's right and really this the dominance of these pop forums and the way that facebook and google all profiting from people's most intimate information really does pose a systemic threat to human rights to billions of people around the world and these companies were law i on harvesting fausta amount of data about everything that we do in the digital world and then through the use of sophisticated algorithmic tools knowing virtually everything about us and it if the government had done this it would have been completely intolerable but these companies are just doing it to sell ads and i think. people are now waking up to the fact that this is a serious threat to our rights an

they were disappointed, amnesty international, by your comments. i do not say that.y this is just made a statement that i did not say this isjust a made a statement that i did not say this is just a vocational training school. i did not even make any statement. what had happened was they brought me to visit this, the vocational camp, i did not say yes, idid not vocational camp, i did not say yes, i did not say no. why? because my visit was not merely to go and visit there. my visit was bigger than that. but did you speak up? we don't have much time. did you speak up against their treatment? there should be a fair treatment to old people based on human rights. nothing more than that. a prominent malaysian minister, part of the ruling coalition has talked about the need for a national dialogue to ease the situation. he says if left uncheckedit ease the situation. he says if left unchecked it could cause a national tragedy. you don't want tensions to bubble over so much thatjeopardise your stability in your prosperity? definitely. that is why we need to ta ke definitely

plus a new report by amnesty international accuses thai johns google and facebook of violating human rights by employing surveillance based business models. and beijing vows countermeasures after the u.s. congress passes a bill that he can go to. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teacher in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. we start in the u.s. where leaked documents reveal the extensive lobbying by drug maker purdue pharma to market it's widely prescribed painkillers and downplayed the risks the drug has been blamed as a major factor in america's opioid epidemic relations were made by the investigative media outlet pro publica they include allegations that purdue hired sympathetic experts to appear at leading media outlets produce funded think tanks are also accused of writing misleading articles won't make it if coverage was often challenge by medical analysts with alleged ties to the drug maker it's more here. purdue pharma the corporation that created oxy cotton is generally blamed for the crisis due to their efforts to reorient the medical commu

amnesty international says at least 100 people have been killed across iran in days of demonstrationscurity forces are accused of firing directly on protesters. twitter condemns britain's conservative party, saying it misled the public by rebranding one of its accounts "factcheckuk" during a live tv debate. and, is hong kong's university stand—off in its final hours? amid the debris, only a few dispirited protesters remain. more senior officials have appeared before the impeachment hearings, investigating whether donald trump has abused his presidential power, and the white house has attacked its own most senior ukraine official, even as he was giving public testimony. as lieutenant colonel alexander vindman told congress that a phone call made by the president was "improper" and left him in "shock", the official white house twitter account was questioning hisjudgement. in his evidence, the iraq veteran, who serves on the us national security council, said mr trump did make "inappropriate" demands of the ukrainian leader, to help him, politically, in next year's us presidential electi

clear that he or she who has not respected the neural net who has committed crimes will not have amnesty of any kind me now to some of the other stories making news around the world anti-government protesters in colombia have taken to the streets for a 3rd consecutive day thousands marched in the capital bogota but were stopped and dispersed by police and tear gas protesters are angry at president van dyk is economic social and security policies. in western kenya 34 people have been killed in flooding caused by heavy rains most of the deaths occurred when homes were swept away by landslides rains are battering parts of tonnes anea as well where 10 people have drowned in the swollen river. american led forces and their syrian kurdish allies have carry out carried out a large joint operation capturing dozens of so-called i asked militants the operation was revealed while u.s. power vice president mike pence was in iraq on previous the unannounced visit tense as surety iraq kurdish leaders that the u.s. would stand with its kurdish allies. ukrainian authorities evacuated the 3 crewmembers o

a new report by amnesty international accusers tech giants google and facebook are violating human rights by employing the surveillance of based business models. benyamin netanyahu is charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust is the 1st time an israeli history that a sitting prime minister has faced indictment in a criminal investigation. there is a backlash from the jewish community in germany after nazi memorabilia sold at auction for thousands of europe. but i think terms of there's nothing to do that there's nothing to do for research point of view completely to be destroyed. by broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm from thomas certainly glad to have you with us. google and facebook business models threaten human rights and by being based on surveillance this is according to a new amnesty international report group alleges the tech giants violate privacy and freedom of expression artie's medina called shop has more. on the scene or national released a report outlining how say spoke and google abuse human rights crazing dominance over th

amnesty international's issued a scathing indictment of the world's dominant internet corporations are getting and you report that google and facebook should be forced. to abandon what it calls that surveillance based business model because it's predicated on human rights abuse . thank you very much for being with us israel's prime minister's been indicted on charges of corruption it's a move that will cause further chaos in the deadlocked political scene according to the indictment netanyahu. benyamin netanyahu accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars of champagne signals from billion at friends offered to trade favors with a newspaper publisher and used his influence to help a wealthy telecom magnate. in exchange for favorable coverage on a popular news site. but even if he does the first israeli prime minister to be charged with a criminal offense while still in office. he denies the charges. in a press conference the cast a dark cloud over the future prime minister benjamin netanyahu's career. israel's attorney genereral avishai mandl blitz did not mince his words. your day in whi

are clear that he or she who has not respected the lowell who has committed crimes will not have amnesty of any kind to me. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. anti-government protesters in colombia have taken to the streets for a 3rd consecutive day thousands marched in the capital bogota but was stopped and dispersed by police and tear gas the protesters are angry at president van dyk is economic social and security policies. in western kenya 34 people have been killed in flooding caused by heavy rains most of the deaths occurred when homes were swept away by mudslides the brains are battering parts of tons of media as well where 10 people have drowned in a swollen river. pope francis has arrived in japan during his 4 day trip he will visit nagasaki and hiroshima where he is expected to warn of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asia tour that began in thailand. incidents of far right violence in germany are on the rise and many journalists are reporting reporting on them are facing intimidation on saturday over 100 prote

unlike his strong rejection of amnesty international's report president sever stamping it out quickly embraced the bangles recommendations to create a new modern police force that can be. both of tech give and guarantee respect for human rights. but in the same breath the president sent a request to congress to authorize the army to safeguard keep public service installations without calling for a state of emergency. much of our basic infrastructure like electricity drinking water and hospitals have been attacked but there's a 2nd benefit it will free many police officers so they can concentrate on being on the street in our parks protecting the security of our citizens. given chillies history of brutality under military dictatorship bringing out the army which is trained for combat is likely to generate more control to see depending on the scope of their mandate but the very fact that such a move is even being contemplated is evidence of the incapacity of the police to step to really address the challenges chile is facing and as things stand now it can be argued that the police is co