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truly the government of qatar doesn't care about those who are in so it's appalling situation and that's at the core of a lot of contemporary slavery issues just like salmon i don't want to see a boycott i don't want to see qatar being stripped of the world cup i would like to see the word cult being used as a mechanism to change not country know that the world cup imperative is upon feet and indeed upon the rest of the world and to insist that this world cup is not constructed on slavery and it's relatively straightforward to change that system which facilitates forced labor and slavery we think at heart is the legal system of qatar particularly in relation to migration immigration law there that needs to be fundamentally changed its own way and actually some of the best people who nepal produces brith as people for themselves and their families and yet it's those those really human attributes was the thing that would render them vulnerable to this sort of exploitation so if there's freedom of association of those workers i think you could see them establishing much better working condi

truly the government of qatar doesn't care about those who are in so it's appalling situation and that's at the core of a lot of contemporary slavery issues. just like to say i mean i don't want to see a boycott i don't want to see qatar being stripped of the world cup i would like to see the world cup being used as a mechanism to change not conflict i think what part dog simply would say is that the abuses which are going on in qatar are of such magnitude that they could certainly at the current point in time don't demonstrate themselves as worthy of the world cup but i would like to. think that guitar was giving us the opportunity to host such a high profile event to begin with. i think the labyrinth i mean working sophie for something which which only for itself can properly explain it but know you that the world cup imperative is upon feet and indeed upon the rest of the world to insist that this world cup is not constructed on slavery and it's relatively straightforward to change the system which facility it's forced labor and slavery we think that our is the legal system of qatar p

and i was appalled. i was shocked of the behavior of these children. >> and if that isn't enough, she is even more distressed when she finds out who else is caught on camera in the crowd of spectators. >> there were three different videos that were up on youtube. i saw the little girl on the bottom, her mom, encouraging the fight, hollering at her daughter. >> good stuff. >> dave bristow is the spokesman for the manatee county sheriff's office. >> they were fighting about an ex-boyfriend, and this fight was planned. it's disturbing that you have a large group of teenagers that are involved in something like this, and then when you throw in the parent, it just makes it that much more disturbing. >> police say they've obtained additional footage, which shows the parent, 39-year-old april newcomb, cheering on her daughter, doing nothing to stop the brawl. >> actually walking up to the fight with her daughter. unbelievable. and then egging her daughter on during this fight. she certainly wasn't doing what sh

i of the independent and i was appalled. >> i am also. we did not even have the identity of those that were dead a and wounded is still going out to make this a political argument or any kind of rhetoric at that point with let's find out what is going on to do whatever we can do. that was not happening. lou: on this media? this was not an honest media that the ar-15 is in the possession that there were three guns, not to in the possession and very few reporting it was a shot and a handgun and that was bought legally. >> that the american people cannot agree on. outside of this network alone many people sit here with everything reported over the last 48 hours a neighbor so quick to judge why people on the left tweeting it out those that were supporting those that were encouraging the second amendment because they encourage them to do that. lou: this was quite a display. >> the had the wrong name, more than one shooter in the wrong weapons. where i disagree with you and the panel is i thought the president came not to give a speech about ec

it's appalling and frankly it could be fixed we've offered the government solutions but have no political will to fix it dr wright mcquade's from the slavery international he says he hopes the scandal will trigger a reaction in catherine to force the government to improve its rights record now that would like to see the world cup being used as a mechanism to change in our country i think what part dog simply would say is that the abuses which are going on in qatar are of such magnitude that the qatari certainly at the current point in time don't demonstrate themselves as worthy of the system which facilitates forced labor and slavery we think that part is the legal system of our particular. migration immigration law there that needs to be from them and. i would prefer to see rather than it being the tar tart changes i think if qatar does not change it certainly should be taken away from it but it will be much better to see the system of can follow which facilitates forced labor right across the gulf region is broken fundamentally qatar in relation to the world cup could be a mutual change

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indeed a transfer of working right it helped their passports are often held against the law it's appalling it's appalling and frankly it could be fixed we've offered the government solutions they have no political will to fix it. well coming up europe may have a common currency but there's no common opinion about it with a parliamentary election in austria less than twenty four hours away we'll look at a new political party there which thinks that you are simply doesn't make sense also this hour here in our t.v. radical religion is booming and ukraine and its reportedly providing mercenaries to fight in the syrian civil war more on that later in the program. for the first time in over thirty years the leaders of the u.s. and iran have spoken directly to each other following a conversation on the phone president obama expressed hope a solution could be reached over tehran's nuclear ambitions however he said success was not guaranteed and the u.s. would continue to work closely with us our eyes including israel but israel is skeptical about ron's less confrontational approach at the u.n. gen

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it's appalling and frankly it could be fixed we've offered the government solutions they have no political will to fix it. well coming up europe may have a common occurrence a but there's no common opinion about it on introduction in austria in twenty four hours away with a new political party that stinks the universe and doesn't make sense. for the radical religion is brewing in ukraine and it's reportedly providing worse mr bott in the syrian civil war or not making the program. for. the first time in over thirty years the leaders of the u.s. and iran have spoken directly to each other on a conversation on the phone that president obama expressed hope a solution could be reached over tehran's nuclear ambitions however he said success was not guaranteed and that the u.s. would continue to work closely with its allies including israel and israel is skeptical about iran's less confrontational approach at the u.n. general assembly minister netanyahu urged the west not to trust iran i mean it's something start smokescreen to pursue nuclear weapons some experts also believe that after a settle

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it's appalling to me-- appalling to me-- that we spend two or three or four weeks debating whether toate a whole new category of war called human taryn war rather than dealing with our own problems and try to solve them. >> brown: i take it you think the president was right in coming to congress, snofrjts yes. >> brown: so what do you think -- where do you think the vote count is now? do you think you have the votes to stop this? >> well, it's not even a speculative thing at this point. you can go to the huffington post, you can go to the hill magazine, you can go to the for fire dog lake web site. you can go to the "washington post" web site. they're all saying that the count at this point is roughly 10-1 against the president's position. democrats roughly 4-1, republicans much more than 10-1 against the president's position. >> brown: congressman, if the president were to lose this vote but go ahead anyway under executive powers, what would you think then he? what would be the implications, the consequences? >> it's not even worth talking about. president obama has established a cer

the events in kenya are of course, appalling, and very upsetting. i looked at the information that was provided about the names of people who might be americans. and neither mr. homan nor i recognized any of the names. >> john homan, if i can come to you, the events in kenya, does it surprise you given what you learned about this whole operation during the case that you were acting in? >> well, no, it doesn't. we learned in our case listening to the government's evidence that the group is extremely violent. had issued rocket-propelled grenade launchers and ak-47 to its members. we knew that they had attacked government offices in other parts of somalia. we knew that they were responsible for suicide attacks. what surprised me was the extent of the violence against unarmed civilians at the mall in nairobi. >> and when you hear this, it clearly -- there it always. and if you had studied these cases that came up, you had had all the warning signs you could possibly wish for. they have tragically come to reality out of somalia into kenya, and as we disc

it did not hold much territory anymore and as appalling as it is, they show tremendous capacity and shows a lot of brutality and buddy mindedness. it is worrisome in the region but not a major global threat. >> perhaps another reminder that of terrorism has gone beyond that. are you surprised they could carry out this attack? that attacks like this might be in the offing last year. if you have a group of gunmen and a large space with lots of places you can hide, attacks like this are not that surprising. because of the fact they have been squeezed in somalia, are they looking for other opportunities? >> there has been this tension between domestic attacks and out of area attacks. we have the show their supporters that they are producing what they want. they will carry out attacks outside of the country. by attacking kenya, they achieve that. a threat to the region, but not globally. without worrying about the number of bridge that have links that are now finding, presumably for other countries. has the somaliy diaspora. they started out in the u.s. coming back to carry out attacks. this h

it did not hold much territory anymore and as appalling as it is, they show tremendous capacity and shows a lot of brutality and buddy mindedness. it is worrisome in the region but not a major global threat. >> perhaps another reminder that of terrorism has gone beyond that. are you surprised they could carry out this attack? that attacks like this might be in the offing last year. if you have a group of gunmen and a large space with lots of places you can hide, attacks like this are not that surprising. because of the fact they have been squeezed in somalia, are they looking for other opportunities? >> there has been this tension between domestic attacks and out of area attacks. we have the show their supporters that they are producing what they want. they will carry out attacks outside of the country. by attacking kenya, they achieve that. a threat to the region, but not globally. without worrying about the number of bridge that have links that are now finding, presumably for other countries. has the somaliy diaspora. they started out in the u.s. coming back to carry out attacks. this h

that's appalling. >> while ambassador chrissteins' deputy greg hicks testified that mrs. clinton wante a permanent mission established, kindy tried to dismiss the idea. >> the secretary of state never said to me establish a permanent post in ben ghai. >> under pressure, kennedy admitted the benghazi mission did not meet security requirements. although kennedy did not reveal that he was the execive who signed the memo. >> w did not have time either to build a new building or to take the months it tes to retro fit. we took the overseas security board as our goal. >> kennedy blamed th bureaucracy and the murdered ambassador for washington's failure to respond to an august 2012 classified cable which warned the coulate could not sustained a coordinated assault. >> was additional security prided on that day? weeks before the september 11th attack? >> we never received that additional request. there was no way i could respond to a request that had not yet been submitted. many democrats were highly critical of their colleagues laim claim being republicans are hung up on the past

a state assembly member from los angeles said it is good to have rivalries in sports but it is appalling when it turns violent. >> whether you from los angeles or san francisco, you know there is no room for violence. >> detectives are look at videos from nearby buildings and politician are searching for several more suspects the. >> some fans were testament -- hesitant about going to the game because of the killing. this was extra security. >> we drove together and we were worried. >> i heard this morning, i thought twice about coming. i thought twice about what i wear. >> there were a lost officers inside the stadium and on the streets before, during, and after the game. many were in uniform. some remain undercover dressed in giants and dodgers gear. >> we spoke with a family member outside denver's grandparents' house. they are still in shock. >> the family is devastated. grandparents lost their grandson and robert, the dad, is driving home. it is his birthday today and his son died in his arms. >> his father worked as a security guard for the dodgers and was in the bay area visiting

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