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cyber beckett is famous part of russian, i think.cked a lot of ukrainian journalists and some reporter whos -- reporters who work in -- i think you know him, the expert from conflicting intelligence organization who investigate russian connections. cyber beckett is a part of russian hacking groups but i don't know what -- this is a defensive -- minister of defense or now -- sorry. >> i'm curious, as you talk about it, do do these groups sort of receive a team assignment? your group is going to work on ukrainian journalists and bloggers. are they kept kind of disconnected and separate? because the more you connect, the easier the information will leak out. how does it work. >> all russian cyber army and this groups are really separated. no one building where they're all hackers sit and work all day. as president putin say, told the directors of universities in beginning of last year, the hackers who can -- >> so, that recruiting picture we saw, the happy military guy sitting, it doesn't work that way. >> no. >> all right. right there.

hello and welcome to a special edition of witness with me, tanya beckett, here at the british library in london. we'll be looking at five of the most memorable stories from the witness team from the past 12 months. we'll meet an archaeologist who's worked on the terracotta army site for decades in china. a friend of anti—apartheid icon steve biko. and the mother of one of argentina's disappeared children. but first, after independence in 1947 india was split into two states. one majority muslim, the other majority hindu. the repercussions of that split are still being felt. mohammad amir mohammea khan, the raja of mahmudabad, tells witness how partition affected his family and his home. i am mohammad amir mohammad khan, known as sulaiman to family and friends, the raja of mahmudabad. i am from a muslim family which once ruled a very large feudal estate, including a beautiful palace in mahmudabad, in which we still live. but the indian government is laying claim to my property, saying that it is enemy property. no—one is paying for it, so these days, everything is crumbling. this dispu

. >> seth: you're -- so this is your son beckett. >> beckett yeah. >> seth: and this is how your sonhy bates sent us all onesies. [ laughter ] >> seth: uh huh. >> i told them that's the ohio state -- >> seth: okay. oh, like the ohio state buckeyes? >> the buckeyes, yeah. it's a colorful buckeye onesie. >> seth: uh huh. >> this one believed it. he's all into it. the older one was like, "uh, that's marijuana." [ laughter ] i was like, "it is." >> seth: your older one is sharp. your older son is dashel. >> dashel, yeah. >> seth: so dashel -- i'm going to ask you to read this. he wrote you a letter. >> yeah. >> seth: a very well-reasoned letter. he's 10. >> yeah. >> seth: and he thinks it's time he's allowed to watch "the simpsons." >> yes. >> seth: do you want -- can you read that from where you are? >> yeah. >> seth: there you go. >> "dear mom. i think i am mature enough to watch 'the simpsons.' here's a few reasons. you let me watch pg-13 movies. so i felt it's appropriate. number two, most jokes are made for grown-ups. and i probably won't understand." [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a

moment we've got a famine it's a cloud moving through the black sea the caspian sea rural schools is beckett's down towards kazakhstan so there will be some heavy snowfall some heavy spells of rain coming through some of those snow we areas could see as much as twenty five centimeters of snow as we go on through the next couple days a fair bit of snow that just around the turkish mountains and this we go on through sunday will see somewhat of weather just making its way towards that eastern side of the med towards syria lebanon jordan beirut around sixty degrees celsius but for many it will be five and dry as is the case across the arabian peninsula don't have around twenty five celsius that a bit of a damp weather down towards the southern end of the red sea into the gulf of aden but for most it will be settled at it will be sunny again temps here in doha around twenty five celsius with some pleasant sunshine as a winds fullbacks and then lifted dust and sand to worry about father's rights issue across a good part of southern africa into mozambique into a good part of zimbabwe northern possum

[bleep] >> not high-level bankers, beckett is epidemic people, lowest of the low, not more.ing they make bad policy, they are not talented people. >> then he added this. >> we don't have payment come into school. they are going to light it. how to pay for my colleague. >> the attention of the pentagon, amber smith stating this. i have seen maybe a few things he said that were very uninformed and i think that is an excellent example of who we would like to connect with and inform them with an accurate image of those who are serving and why they serve. the 17-year-old student, as a father, two uncles who served as marines in vietnam, in afghanistan. >> not only to me and all the veterans, the veterans who sacrificed. >> twitter users are slamming him but some are teaching the teacher about those who serve, i would like you to know my late husband was a yale graduate english major, certain special forces, volunteered for vietnam, served proudly, was reviled and spit upon by people like you. he was an award-winning journalist until his death in 1984. not the lowest of the low. i

professor beckett is an author on the supermedia and a professor looking into fake news.ook at the role of facebook, how will it change from what we saw two years ago to what it will become in five years? charlie: we are not sure and i'm not sure facebook is sure either. we have seen mark zuckerberg zigzag somewhat over the last for years. he told us that facebook was going to become the public square for the world. now he seems to be saying he wants to revert much more to family and friends. i think there's something quite deep and profound going on within facebook. of course, that has a huge impact on the news media business, whether publishers can get their content through facebook, but it also has a big impact on things like politics. tom: i look at this and what i centered on and i've done it with moses and others across bloomberg's video, video, video. to the time orce inclination to do video so what we're talking about with facebook is that we are all gung ho video, but no one wants to take the time to look at nvidia. -- at a video. charlie: that is one of the prob

he was for two michael beckett a team doctor for usa gymnastics —— two decades.them when women came forward over the years and raised concerns about his behaviour. they have also been complaining about michigan state university from where he worked in this state as well. the head of usa gymnastics was at the court the first two days last tuesday and wednesday but she has been seen here since an overnight we heard that members of the executive board of the organisation had resigned as well. usa gymnastics say that athlete safety is their biggest concern but that does not wash with a lot of the women here who believe there is a wider culture here in gymnastics where women are often physically abused and in this case of course larry nassar was the culprit, but also emotionally abused. they believe the whole of the sport needs to take a good hard look at itself in the wake of this case. thank you very much. next we will talk about tea growers and elephants in india. this is because tea plantations are expanding which means they are encroaching into forests a nd means

levels is beckett's down towards kazakhstan so there will be some heavy snowfall some heavy spells of rain coming through some of those snowy areas could see as much as twenty five centimeters of snow as we go on through the next coming days a fair bit of snow that just around the turkish mountains and this we go on through sunday will see somewhat of weather just making its way towards that eastern side of the med towards syria lebanon jordan by virtue of around sixty degrees celsius but for many it will be five and dry as is the case across the arabian peninsula. of around twenty five celsius that a bit of a damp weather down towards the southern end of the red sea into the gulf of aden but for most it will be settled at it will be sunny again here in doha around twenty five celsius with some pleasant sunshine as a winds fullbacks and i lifted dust and sand to worry about fog is right to across a good part of southern africa into mozambique into a good part of zimbabwe northern possumus and bake along with northern areas of madagascar could see some very heavy right as we go on thro

beckett even -- easily a be above three and if it picks up, we could see them quite a bit above. >> whatthe dollar? >> i think the market isn't sure what the fed will do. >> aren't they pricing in a most three hikes now? >> yes, but if you take a look at real interest rates, they are not going up much. a big chunk of the reason why the dollar is so weak. we are used looking at nominal rate differentials because inflation was in the background and no one cared. the market now does care and the fact that european real rates have really increased well beyond u.s. rates 25 basis points faster, that gives support to the euro. the fed has to clarify with markets right now is whether 2% is 2% and that is exactly what they are aiming for, or what they are saying is look, we are aiming for two and a quarter percent in the next five years to make up for the undershoot. 2% is 2%, they think the dollar will rally quickly. if they say it is 2% plus for a couple of years, the dollar has a long way to fall because that is not the way the europeans are talking and i think the market at the ecb and exits