we need to be brave becacause 's going to be a long judiciary battle in the coming years. and hoping for justice. not for vengeance but in order to restore the truth of what occurred. to define who was responsible. what the purposes of that terrorist attack was. unfortunately the initial trials that we've had for the accomplices in particular have somewhat disappointed us and some lawyers have actually insulted some real victims by defending fake victims. it's dishonoring an entire profession to do such things. by way of conclusion i would like to quote -- in the little prince. it is so mysterious, the country of tears. life for paris would like to emphasize that fraternity helps us dry our tears. thank you very much for being with us here today. >> thank you, arthur. hear "stand by me" and "feeling good" by katie. ♪ when the night has come and the land is dark and the moon is the only light we'll see no i won't be afraid, no i wowot be afraid just as long as you stand, stand by me so darlin', darlin', stand by me, oh stand by me oh stand by me, stand by me if the sky that

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in a sense, it has b been harder to do these detatails becacause there's more information. , we willkford to your report. tune in thursday, thanksgiving day, for a special broadcast with renowned dissident and linguist noam chomsky and the election of our right to me captain in brazil and how u.s. foreign-policy in latin america has led to the migrant crisis. onon friday, our exclusive repo, breaking the mediaia blockade ad moroccan occupied western say hera. four days in occupied western sahara, a relook inside africa's last colony. that is thursday and friday [captioning made possible by democracy now!] democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comm

in a sense, it has b been harder to do these detatails becacause there's more information. , we willkford to your report. tune in thursday, thanksgiving day, for a special broadcast with renowned dissident and linguist noam chomsky and the election of our right to me captain in brazil and how u.s. foreign-policy in latin america has led to the migrant crisis. onon friday, our exclusive repo, breaking the mediaia blockade ad moroccan occupied western say hera. four days in occupied western sahara, a relook inside africa's last colony. that is thursday and friday [captioning made possible by democracy now!] democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comm ♪ >>> hello and welcome back to nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo with the latest at this hour. >>> we begin with a scandal that's been shaking japan's auto industry. nhk has learned the alleged financial malpractice involving nissan chairman carlos ghosn may have been designed to deflect criticism in france over his large salary. sources told nhk that ghosn's close a

they grab a child becacause i think they're going to have a certain -- they're going up a certain n status by having a child. you have certainin advantages in terms of our crazy laws. amy: an estimated 5000 migrants are currently in tijuana hoping to apply for asylum in the united states. one of them is maria meza, a 39-year-old honduran woman. a reuters photograph that went viral shows meza rushing her two young daughters to safety sunday as a cloud of tear gas spreads nearby. scared, andit sadad, wanting to cry, that is when i grabbed my daughters and wante started running. we ran and fell into the mud and struggled to get up amidst the gas. the young man gave me his hand and pulled me to my feet. amy: after headlines, we will go to san diego to speak with pedro rios, who witnessed the u.s. border patrol using tear gas on migrants along the border on sunday. general motors is cutting up to 15,000 jobs and closing five plants across north america. the cuts would primarily affect workers in ohio, michigan, maryland, and the canadian province of ontario. gm says it will cease production on