remember the first forest person to spot the fire, terry barton? he thought she might remember key details. >> bring her up there as a witness and have her reenact her actions on the day of the fire. her story is she smelled smoke. >> she drove up on the fire and saw it and parked her vehicle. >> and found the campfire burning at 20 x 20 feet. >> reporter: if you look there among the trees, you can see them timing barton's every step. and in their reconstruction, they stumbled across something they couldn't explain. >> the story just did not make sense within the fire behavior context. >> reporter: remember, barton said she was first drawn to the fire by its smell, but the experts on fire behavior said not possible. >> we asked the fire behavior analyst, for one, could a person have smelled smoke from a 20 by 20 fire, and they said, no, there's no way you could have. >> reporter: at that moment the mystery would shift once again. >> the more we talked to her, the clearer it became to us that she moved from a witness to a person of interest. >> repo

cenk: nick, i hear you but it's not about david barton. he's a clown and it's not about the national organization for hating gay people. it's look, part of the reason i think we walk on egg shells is 25% of the country is evangelical, what if we offend them to which i say so what, let them read their own bible. it's not my fault that they can't figure out that eating shrimp or the clothes that every single one of them wears is just as much of an abomination as gay sex is. it's their fault isn't it? >> i see what you're saying. the main thing to remember with evangelicals is even among evangelicals there's a wide range of views on this, especially younger people are more likely to support same-sex marriage. it's gone up hugely since 2004. there was a poll saying 31% of white evangelicals support same-sex marriage. that's not a big number, but a huge, huge increase, and i think it's only going to continue over time. we have things, silly to say but like modern family and normalizing when you see gay people together. i think evangelicals watc

the writer from the "washington post" in these articles is barton gellman. he has a reputation for major scoops about national intelligence. that history, and i think this may be important, has led him to be attacked as a reporter. him to be attacked not as a leaker, but as somebody who will publish information that the government maybe does not want published. >> we have a special word for people who provide information to the enemy of their country. >> what word is that? >> what word do we use? traitor. traitor. >> i really resent accusations that we're not patriots or that we are indifferent to the security of the united states if we publish things that the government says are secret. i think what i do is every bit as patriotic as what a soldier does or what an intelligence officer does. >> if you were looking for safe journalistic hands for your story to publish information that the government did not want published, you can see the appeal of talking to that reporter, right? i should mention that from that clip, from "secrecy" from that movie, the man wh

this was barton's backyard. was praised for trying to put the fire out and jones was closing in on her because her previous statements didn't make sense so jones confronted her. >> we don't know what happened, terry, but there is no way anyone else started this fire. you started the fire. i'm not an arsonist. she's like i'm not an arsonist, i'm a firefighter. >> reporter: what she was about to reveal to agent jones during a taped reenactment. >> terry, you've given previous statements -- >> reporter: would shock her small mountain community. >> were those statements correct statements as far as your count at what happened. >> no, they weren't. >> reporter: she said it wasn't arson but an accident. she was in the middle of a divorce and said heartache drove her to light the fire. >> i was the one that started the fire, and it was a fear, and the fear kept getting bigger when the fire kept getting bigger. >> she then admits that in fact she was responsible for the hayman fire but taking a love letter from her abou

and "the washington post" barton gellman. he is also with the century foundation. let's take a look at this. in an interview with glenn greenwald and laura poitras. over the weekend, edward snowden offered his motivation as he explained it for giving those documents to reporters. let's watch. >> i'm just another guy who sits there day to day in the office watches what's happening and goes, this is something that's not our place to decide. the public needs to decide whether these programs and policies are right or wrong. >> barton gellman, you know this fellow, right? >> i do. >> tell me about him. if you had to describe him say for a job application or something about his character, about his as well investigation. he has an unusual background. he seems more like a grad student. maybe somebody we would know here at msnbc, somebody pretty intelligent, sophisticated ideas about thing and yet doesn't seem to show up in the resume. that doesn't mean anything. maybe he is an autodidact, a good thing to say about someone, they out the themselves a lot. how do you figure

public unrest against prime minister erdogan this government has gone on for over three weeks now tom barton is in ankara. the goalie of the day it is just here the turkish capital and throttle the streets having to come sit on the nightly study on the team league police atlanta testers police and fire to stop the fight at least this was finally space until their struggles if any cash is going to treat it just the tone i let me. sleep at night i was also. thinking that she was not likely to want a seat at least for a week that removes all those lectures i want to see such as my face it was nice to see how to fix it was a decade ago they could do well if he is planning to make it seem to such like she is the shortest it could go badly it shows that he has a good way to go to catch up to suddenly the only guys these protests to

. >> barton gellman, you know this fellow, right? >> i do. >> tell me about him. if you had to describe him say for a job application or something about his character, about his as well investigation. he has an national background. seems more like a grad student, maybe somebody we would know here at msnbc, somebody pretty intelligent, sophisticated ideas about thing and yet doesn't seem to show up in the resume. maybe he taught themselves a lot. how do you figure it all fits together the data we have on him and who he is. >> i guess bill gates and steve jobs did pretty well without degrees. he's a remarkably intelligent guy. he is very, as well spoken. he's a heck of a writer. he has developed views about the world and about politics and about what's right and wrong and anyone who takes this kind of risk and whether you like his cause or not or believe his risk was justified or not, it's just objectively speaking this was an act of considerable self-sacrifice to a cause he believed in. and he has very considerable technical and operational skills because for this

remember, police activity clara barton parkway at the chain bridge.een ongoing since about 2:00 this morning. let's take a live look outside on 270. this seems to be fairing okay but of course with the wet road conditions, you absolutely want to give yourself extra time this morning and keep your distance from the car in front of you. let's go to virginia where we have flooding problems down on the beltway. two right lanes are blocked on the outer loop at the eisenhower connector. you want to watch out and stay to the left to get by. we'll take a live look in springfield. a little hard to see through the darkness but again wet road conditions and flooding closing wood burn road at spicewood drive in annandale. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> and yarks the first named storm of what properly -- andrea, the first named storm of what promises to an active season has hit the east coast. >> tropical storm warnings stretched from florida to the chesapeake bay and the entire length of this storm is huge. it goes all the way north to new york and new engla

is on barton thank you. well us republicans have again scuppered president obama's pledge to close guantanamo bay congress they prevented the use of public money to move detainee many of whom have been refusing food for over four months all in protest of their indefinite detention lieutenant colonel barry when god who represents one inmate and says obama does have the power to free the prisoners is just not trying to use it under the national security was great he can do that with the secretary of defense he does have that power it's time for the straight into you to report up or to at least tell us what's really going to happen the president does have the authority to release him from guantanamo bay to include men like shakur aamer back to london. ally of the united states a hunger strike there's no sign that there's any time to close you don't want it sort of hunger strike i mean my client reports that all of his personal possessions are still confiscated toothbrushes so good letters from home his attorney

political situation here but it's one thing's for certain it's souring the mood around his party tom bartonr t ankara turkey. the u.k. government doing all it can to get people in scotland onside in the lead up to the stork referendum on independence there william hague has given a speech in edinburgh warning even the famous whisky industry there could take a hit if it splits from britain but was already sarah for three ports the foreign secretary has only added fuel to the explosive debate over scottish independence. sounding the battle cry of the twenty fourteen scottish independence date creep seven era politicians and campaign is a like a cranking up the volume on the debate this is your mission to google canada on thursday and it was the turn of british foreign secretary william hague foreign secretary william hague in edinburgh today to give his speech outlining why in foreign policy terms the u.k. is but its gather nothing to take that afternoon for i think. the talk was given to an audience of around one hundred fifty people it's the foreign secretary said that he was not in scotlan

crime that could really cause some public anger riot tom thank you very much for that report tom barton here with me at the theatre thank you. for a sick night of running into those more of the same clashes leading to police unleashing their water cannons and tear gas on protesters and a surface ality has been confirmed in the rest after a man died from head injuries and corrupt hospital activists one of the police chiefs responsible for the vinyl tops has removed and ocean officials to ban the use of tear gas protesters also want all those that have been detained released say that that could end three days of riots the turkish prime minister returns from a trip to north africa later and will be expected to do something about the police discontent which has seen demands for him to revise his policies but as. everyone appears to be looking for scapegoats. there are kids in banners flags and tear gas turkey's going through a rough time right now so who's to blame. there is a problem called twitter right now and you can find every kind of lived there the thing that is called social media i

this evening with the nsa security leaks, talking with john miller, phil mudd, marc rotenberg and barton gellman. >> whether it's e-mail or instant messaging or you're up on social media. what will americans expect in terms of their presence in the digital age. we know what we expect in terms of our physical security. you get tested in an airport about whether your shoes have explosives, you can't have the same thing happen in a supermarket. we need a bigger debate beyond verizon, beyond this case to say if you're out there and verizon can collect your information or some other company social media company yahoo or whatever can collect your information is it okay for the u.s. government to have it. that's the bigger debate. >> rose: we conclude with the unrest in turkey, with henri barkey, steven cook and hugh pope. >> the issue is how do you deal with minorities and other people who may have voted for you or agree with you. this is partially because he's not involved himself with yes men and who do not never challenge him. they always say you're like the prime minister. >> rose: surveil

is tom barton explaining more. lavrov spoke of double standards when it comes to the west's approach to various regimes saying that whilst they supported some dictators because they were considered their dictators in his words other dictatorial regimes were not considered worthy of support and therefore they were considered ripe for toppling this is a thread you do what must be done. in the us and russia c o two out of. every single stupid you know that there were also the position which is called through syrian government there is the realizations for. one of their was the glue of the poorest nation both devoted to the goods and job and the needed political solution for this group because europe and most of the abuse because there is because the ocean as well because of the forwards the regime double standards if you wish but why the move you are on the buso whom you work and who your dog or you agree become one. person of international borders it must be said that the organization al nasra has been blacklisted by

they've actually been on the-- barton gellman, who is with us.is the one who broke this story in the "washington post" about this so-called snooping by the n.s.a. he has written about it extensively, including in today's paper. rick stengel, managing editor of "time" magazine, has a fascinating cover story on the leaks this week. he is just back from iran. we sure want to talk to him about that. and on the other side, two columnists who have had no shortage of material to annual eyes and write about, peggy noonan who writes for the "wall street journal," and david corn who writes for "mother jones." bart, you're the reporter of the hour here. if i'm sitting there reading this, as-- well, just as me, what should i take away from these revelations that you have brought out this week? what's important here? >> there are two really big questions here. one is about secrecy. and one is about the extent to which the government can look in on our lives as well as everybody else's. and what-- what we're seeing here is that we're living behind a one-way mi

we understand that car flipped three times on the clara barton parkway. obviously it is extremely wet conditions out here. the suspects all build a out of the car. we have been able to confirm that at least one of the suspects was arrested at this point. we have no word on injuries. we know at this point no other cars were vfed. back here live, we're showing you a shot of a surveillance camera put in directly at the location where this woman was carjacked. i spoke to the store employee about that. he said in a few hours they will be able to go look at that video and recover it for police. >> thanks. we're also following a developing story involving former d.c. council member michael brown. he told supporters he plans to plead guilty to federal charges connected to accepting payments from undercover agents. federal prosecutors are expected to file charges as early as today. brown left the council back in january after losing a re-election bid. if he is charged, he will become the third council member or former council member to face a criminal complaint fo

barton, break it down for us. did a program that was supposed to just deal with following foreign terrorists or foreign suspects turn into data mining operation on american citizens the way this has? >> well, there are two big reasons, i would say. one is you had the structure of fisa law when all this started back before 9/11 which said you're allowed to use these awesome nsa powers overseas and you think the bad guys are over there, and you can investigate them in the united states using different powers and sort of lesser intelligence tools and what they really wanted to know rrmg any bad guys here or arriving here or plotting here who are about to make an attack. that is a legitimate concern. fisa used to be a system under which you had to have probable cause to believe that both the target, the person you're after, and the facility he is using, are involved in either a terrorist plot or espionage and they later added sort of nuclear proliferation. now you have a system in which the secret court, without any p

in the center of the roadway befor you commit to arizona avenue, heads upcoming off the claraara barton avenue, so this is a huge awakening, better bet in what it feel is going to be a lost folks taking out the gw parkway ask ak using that as -- and using that as a work around. before we had accident activityt that has been cleared over to oo the shoulder, now we have an issue to the outer loop, it's is activity that is squeezing theie ramp a bit, and it's causing thg folks to travel across the american legion bridge. let's pop up the maps for you. accident activity was reported west of the beltway but before e you commit to ridg ritchie road that is tying up the left side e of the highway, that's a check a of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you, julie. >>> the democratic candidate ina the running to be the next governor of virginia is talking transportation. terry materterry mac mack mcaulg it.it. >>> the general, government hass seized the franchise rights of 7-eleven stores in virginia. vin it comes after the illegal prilactices of a number of ownef and managers. 7-eleven says it ha

political situation here but it's one thing's for certain it's souring the mood around his party tom barton r t ankara turkey. in the meantime. one of the protesters and gives you park in istanbul it's where the demonstrations first began she says at a certain point the police ignited the vaal and so by themselves i've seen a lot of violence i've seen police being brutal in terms of arresting people in terms of tear gassing people and in terms of using water cannons on them and there's been no kind of softening on their stance until gezi park was actually taken by the people by the protesters or police actually retreated from gezi park over about ten days it was quiet it was it was almost like a festive atmosphere and gezi park and it was nice not to have the police and not to have to your gas even though everybody was joking that o two net we missed a little bit of tear gas maybe tomorrow we'll have some more but eventually one when the violence broke out again on tuesday and then erupted again on saturday and sunday it was it was it was certainly a one sided show of force because police w

an accident at the clara barton parkway crowds the outer side of the ramp. watch for slow traffic there. more coming up in a few minutes. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> it is a show filled with acrobatic feats, some of the fansiest jump roping you've ever seen and even more clowns. it's cirque du soleil and if a few weeks the show will be in the d.c. area. this morning i'm join by jessica duff with the cirque du soleil and a few performers you'll get to see in just a little while. let's go back in history. this is the 9th cirque du soleil show and it first debuted in 1996, and the people talk about it's magical, impressive physical feats and nothing has changed about that since then. dpl exactly. it's still the same great classic performance. it really brings you everything that the company is is now world famous for. so we have the beautiful aerial performers, the strong acrobats, the fancy costumes and makeup and some tricks you've never seen before such as jump rope. >> this time around? >> we bring you to the imaginary world of a little girl

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the suspects were caught a few hours later after they crashed on the clara barton parkway near chain bridge. >> reporter: just because you're a person with a disability doesn't mean you can cycle across the country. coming up, we'll tell but ryan's journey and his stop in virginia today. >> first robbed at lunch. one minute. one minute this person is stuffing his face with pizza and the next minute he's looking down the barrel of a gun. we'll tell you how you can help police in the district @ >>> d.c. police are investigating a robbery at gunpoint outside a pizzeria. we're looking at security video from pizzoli's pizzeria. you see the robber walk up to two people, pulls out a gun and orders them to empty their pockets. then he takes off. the manager says she didn't see anything. >> i was scared. i was panicked. i didn't know what to do, you know. it was the first time something like that happened here. >> police say the robber got away with more than $200. if you have any information about this, please call d.c. police. >>> first alert meteorologist howard will be up next with the w

knew it was false based on classified information but they couldn't cure it themselves. >> suarez: barton gellman from the century foundation, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> warner: much of the attention surrounding the healthcare reform law focuses on questions of coverage and cost. but the law also includes numerous provisions aimed at changing or improving the quality of care. hospitals are already starting to deal with one of those changes: new penalties they could face if too many older patients have to be re-admitted. and some are asking whether the levies are fair. "newshour" health correspondent betty ann bowser reports. >> reporter: 70-year old retired engineer daniel tollins has been in and out of the hospital so often he's known in medical circles as a frequent flyer. >> i have a number of medical issues any one of which can kill me. but i'm living with all of them. >> reporter: tollins has hypertension, diabetes, a liver condition and cancer. so on this rainy boston morning he's on his way to an appointment he hopes will help keep him healthy. the appointment is at th

. >> reporter: the pivotal hours before oscar grant was shot by a barton police officer come to lifethe police screen. ryan said he made fruit vail station because he felt connected to him. actor michael jordan who plays grant in the movie saw the same parallels. >> it could have been me the that situation. >> reporter: the movie has won prizes at sun dance. but jordan said it was this screening in oakland that he was looking forward to. >> coming back to oakland, i was excited and giddy, nervous. i really want to know what the people think about it. >> reporter: grants family applauded the film though his uncle and mother told us it's been painful to watch. >> it reopened a wound. i know it's going to be painful tonight. >> an overwhelming experience. it's very overwhelming. >> reporter: wanda johnson consulted on the film and even had a cameo. >> i was completely humbled by her strength, her grace, her beauty throughout the entire process. >> reporter: producer forest whitaker says he sees potential for the film to make a larger statement about other stories like grant that will ne

the ongoing anti-government unrest while the capital is witnessing sporadic clashes as well as tom barton who was himself caught up in the violence has the latest. there i am in the turkish capital tension is now rising in response to what has just happened in tax him square of course all of this going back three weeks three groups of people that gathered in tax him square. thousands of people gathering there doing that as a memorial to at least four people who have so far been killed in these three weeks of clashes the police tactics they use. have been to charge crowds with water cannon which has happened in tax in square and has been happening night after night here in the capital where protests have also been ongoing when i was reporting from a street a police force a cannon drove up behind me as i was speaking into the camera and shot me in the back with a water cannon so a lot of this feeding into the accusations protests is that police are trigger happy gun ho and far too brutal justice ranged against the prime minister of egypt. and he's a k. party and the government seen by prote

down on the thousands of demonstrators inside istanbul's tex in square we'll get more now from tom barton he's on the line now. more of the same it seems what is happening there at the moment where you are. correct its capital and career at the moment but resignation what's happening in taxi driver in istanbul very much as well at the moment from where i am we've seen some of the latest developments from taxi in a lot of. cross turkey very interconnected and we've heard reports. police have moved in with water cannons on the around ten thousand protesters there trying to break up those crowds those crowds sort of trying to lay a memorial for four protesters killed during the course of three weeks. of protests here in the capital the moment quiet they have been ongoing protests here though for the park for the past week clashes nightly between between police and protesters just last night i was reporting from one of those streets that's a scene of nightly clashes when a police water cannon vehicle decided to iron my cameraman game and shot me in the back with a water cannon nearly knocking

protests that public unrest against prime minister ones government has gone on for over three weeks tom barton is in ankara for r.t. . the goalie of the day is going to be a gesture the turkish capital and profitable the streets having to come sit on the nightly stud on his team like police handler testers over the weekend to stop the fight at least this was finally supposed to be a struggle of the many crashes going green is it just love that let me. sleep tonight was that it was basically electricity not little wind it she was horribly removes all those electricity want to see the sky i think is the it's nice to see how to fix it was a decade ago they could do well if he is planning to make it seem to such a species that this issue just because sadly it shows that he has a good way to look to catch up to suddenly the only guy that's one of these protests to show that it has become the service was a case study it is about. the free to do just so and to keep his little point logos on the stone thing that was striking was made up she was a part of. the turkish police crackdown has been widely c

unfortunately the possibility for bloody clashes between police and protesters r t is tom barton reporting from caro now we are of course closely following the unrest in turkey on air and online as well had to argue dot com for instant updates and a live pictures from taksim square. washington is pressuring china to extradite a whistleblower edward snowden who is in hiding in hong kong the u.s. says the failure of beijing to act quickly would complicate relations that is after prosecutors filed criminal charges against noting accusing him of espionage he leaked classified documents which first revealed that the globe spanning high tech ease dropping network ran by the n.s.a. to use going to church account has more edward snowden has been charged with espionage theft and conversion of government property now the u.s. justice department has also reportedly asked hong kong to address that word snowden the united states has an extradition treaty with hong kong and snowden could fight extradition if he's arrested there but the treaty has an exception for political offenses so snowden is defense

political situation here but it's one thing's for certain it's souring the mood around his party on barton r.t. ankara turkey. now we're coming to you live from moscow as crowds of protesters keep venting their fury to water authority in brazil's major cities later this hour here on the program to report on how the rally against corruption forced a million people to the streets although the end of the day of the demonstrations did. speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you. a little turn to. stories. that the spanish. visit. thank you for sharing some of your sunday with us here on r.t. today the u.k. government is doing all that to get people in scotland on side in the lead up to its historic referendum on independence william hague has given a speech in edinburgh warning even the famous whisky industry that could take a hit if it splits britain. reports the foreign secretary has only added fuel to the explosive debate. sounding the battle cry of the twenty people seen scottish independence creep seven era politicians and campaign is a like a cranking

capital this all coming not long after nato had control over afghanistan to local forces artie's tom barton now joining me live here in the studio to talk further about this tom thanks good to see you again this morning on the timing of the attack many are saying it couldn't be any more symbolic how did that handover go in general of security that is yeah it was last week when the international security assistance force led by nato handed over for the first time since two thousand and one. a security lead to afghan local forces they'll stay there till two thousand and fourteen to provide backup and it seems they may need to after this attack the fact that insurgents were able to attack the presidential palace in the heart of kabul the center of afghan power is going to be unnerving some people especially at this time. the afghan led response to this attack the police chief local police chief says that they managed to suppress the insurgents and stop all of that action within two hours so they achieved they didn't cave in the right but this is the center of kabul they have all the resources

square this is own career riot police once again ring tear gas down on demonstrators marches tom barton was in the thick of it. i've just taken off my gas mask for a minute the air is heavy with the smell of tear gas these two police water cannon shots into the center of this street in ankara just messing around and when has. anything happen in mind the police response heavy handed police response in the eyes of protesters that protesters have been so i'm going about in the past weeks they say the. prime minister erdogan is government is too authoritarian and the police that are all supporting the government all as well and they will do nothing to try and ease back concerns will this affect the politics in turkey upcoming local elections is very much yet to be seen though i grew on the street it's very much continuing on a day to day basis to speak to this particular course right has become a scene for nightly confrontation between the police and protesters. however earlier in the week protests went on until a small out of the morning without incident yesterday and today. the police res

valentino telescope of a house celebrated fifty years since her groundbreaking flight artie's tom barton tells her story. one small step for a woman two years after yuri gagarin valentino tarrasque over changed his rocket very present to orbit in one nine hundred sixty three to become the first woman in space. the training was the same for men and women space doesn't make allowances for gender. even today valentino is a folk hero only slightly less famous thing the guardian in russia and in space valentino ten saying q thank you so much for being an interest in to me and many other women and girls around the world to reach our dreams congratulations but back then she started off as one of many selected from among hundreds of applicants one of five other finalists could've gone in her place. of course i wanted to go into space all of us did now we're celebrating to score as an adverse three but of the time we were naturally very upset that it didn't choose us. it was a time of cold war with soviet leader nikita khrushchev desperate to keep the momentum going after the garden was first to

success for peace in syria are right on thank you very much indeed hurt our days to our teens tom barton live from central moscow thank you. all right tough to be the fast man in space and tough to make the first feature film about the first man in space but the russian river makers have finally taken on the challenge and now a new a new flick dedicated to yuri gagarin is set to open in theaters across the nation on thursday and up until now worldwide audiences have been limited to documentary images of journey tools the stars but now what is says will be able to see how the son of a carpenter and the dairy woman was picked from among that three thousand candidates for the coveted role of brave because models russian filmmakers three years to just approve the script five more to deliver it to theaters and over nine million dollars to make it all happen so buckle up for the ride of a lifetime an altar as a tribute to the monk who become a symbol of all of mankind to visit our website called for more details on the upcoming feature. lot who will be granted entry into the euro when next jan

country's biggest cities as police unleash their non-lethal arsenal to quell the public anger artie's tom barton reports from the tear gas streets of the capital ankara the smell of gas is thick in the and you can see the water cannon busily working surrounded by you pelting them with stones trying to clear barricades on the central ankara streets. this confrontation really exploded just shortly ago and the police charged in trying to clear this barricade the protesters ranged against the police who they say a brutal brutal the police and the government for their part saying these are no longer the protesters that were there in the park in istanbul these are hooligans however along the street no shop windows have been broken a lot of the local people throwing out mattresses and helping the people to build barricades. to then set fire to try and stop the police the positions on both sides in french and the result is unfortunately a lot of violence across turkey as we can see in march more resistance that's the word demonstrators are using in turkey as protests continue three weeks after they star

public andras against prime minister abdul one's government has gone on for over three weeks now tom barton is an encore of forty. the culture of the day is going to be a test here the ticket shuttle and the streets having to come sit on the nightly stuff doesn't seem like police and protesters we can do to stop the fight at least post finally somebody can see their struggles if any cash is going we need it just . because i was the cause was the actions of enough lead to whine it's worse for at least it removes all those elections i want to see such as i think is the next nasty house of texas politics decades ago they could go well if he is punished to make it seem to students he's going to say this is still just because sadly i think that he has a good thing going to say it's for cyclists the only guys these protests to show that it has become serious about the case that he needs to get to the politics of this region soon so that to teach his point was on the stand that it was a strike was made up she was a part of. the turkish police crackdown has been widely condemned full in supply lind