a number of our team members watched belgrade. all through the evening and. you know i've not experienced anything like that really of the magnitude before so. we felt we were in a safe place being in the children's hospital indeed it turned out that we were but . we watched all night that night and all night the next night but from the hotel. bill appreciate your time sir very interested to get your perspective dr phil novack my guest dr who worked in yugoslavia with a team of u.s. doctors and nurses in march one thousand nine hundred. thank you. and to the news now google had a measurable impact on the twenty eight hundred mid-term elections in the united states there is a bias search results that is the finding of new research in three key congressional races in southern california the author of the study plans to present it in full next month and the study analyzed around fifty thousand election related searches and web pages linked to them three search engines were compared to google being and yahoo was behind the research concluded that in the three dis

thousands gathered outside the presidential palace in belgrade to demand the resignation of serbia's at times using force, they clashed with police. inside, the president made a defiant address in an effort to demonstrate his control. although rather than being broadcast on state tv, his message was posted on instagram. translation: dear citizens of serbia, i am forced to address you in this way. especially to the thousands and millions of people who are worried about the situation in our country. to all of you who defy the pressure of the fascists who want to ruin our country. as you can see, i am still at my workplace in the presidency building. i am not going to flee anywhere. but serbia's premier is under mounting pressure as calls for fairer elections and greater media freedom grow louder. on saturday, ten protesters were detained after forcing their way into the state television building. the break—in marked an intensification in the protests that began in november and have, until now, remained largely peaceful. but some fear the movement is changing. because, alongside the stu

ninety nine where warrior when the bombs started falling on the yugoslavia i was in my place in belgrade and the bombing started. for march. expected because. we have a process was finished with. the preparation for war. by the government and by media so we did expect. to see what you said a moment ago that you saw it coming and yet i read somewhere that because of the tide state control over the media in the weeks prior to the offensive very few ordinary people expected to boeing or that it would be as massive as it was most of the people hold that a diplomatic deal with be made was it perhaps because you were a part of the government that you were better informed people at large. as a matter of fact it is a difference between. believing the. bombing. probably because i mean rationally speaking nobody expected by the end of the twentieth century but for everybody her. objections best in countries particularly neat and usa i could expand expect this scenario those aries did bring slobodan milosevic into compliance he did what the west wanted and withdrew all the forces from cos of a but

for the sunday people took to the streets of belgrade the former yugoslav capital they condemned the nato bombing that ended rule over a territory that many who gathered still view as their nation's historic heartland america correspondent alex because of its has more now on the anniversary of the conflict. this was serbia twenty years ago. on march twenty fourth one thousand nine hundred nine ruthless nato campaign against the small balkan nation began i was there at the time so i'm going to take you through a bit of a personal journey at the time i was living here serbia's third largest city northeast side which seemed to be a million miles away from the battles in kosovo that very evening i was chilling out on the couch watching t.v. with my dog when suddenly the earth started shaking and the sky turned a bright red warning the air strikes and i've been going through the first explosion a ran down the stairs trying to get out of the house not knowing where the next phone was going to hit. the second i stopped at the store. looked up in the sky and there was a cruise missile flying

professor of political sciences at the university of belgrade professor good to talk to you thank you very much for your time. first of all let me ask you what do you remember of that day march twenty fourth nine thousand nine hundred nine where warrior when the bombs started falling on the yugoslavia i was in my place in belgrade and the bombing started. and the fourth of march. expected that because. we have a process was finished with. the preparation for the war. were very frightened. by the government and by media so we did expect that. to situation but you said a moment ago that you saw it coming and yet i read somewhere that because of the tide state control over the media in the weeks prior to the offensive very few ordinary people expected to belonging or that it would be as massive as it was most of the people hold that diplomatic deal with be made was it perhaps because you were a part of the government that you were better informed people at large. as a matter of fact it is a difference between. believing the. bombing. probably because i mean rationally speaking nobody exp

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area that people trained up in belgrade. put in a lot of work to get this far you know they'll give us. a star send in ten front flash. now for another one of the season's best marker logs from dortmund is the cream of the crop we explain why and how analysis. added time and it's heading for a two all draw between have to and document words makes a difference once again a pass from jason sanchez. and the visiting captain does the rest of the take a closer look at that site balance makes the ball very hard to control. with just point seven of a second between passes and finish. decision over power and victory to dortmund. with royce's fifteenth league goal of the season. this apparent shooting technique makes anything possible whether it's here against byron drill time on the floor with his right foot. or planted just inside the post with his left field as good as guaranteed to make the right call instinctively and a split second. and when marco royce turns on the magic it's not for the gallery but because it gets the job don

he grew up in belgrade he was trying to provide star now he's a wonderfully good start with frank fashion. goals going in the world this season is now the youngest bundesliga player to score five in one game the twenty one year old serbia international is a sharp shooting sensation. and let's find out more about where he found his skills. like which we already have the most important attributes at redstone a winning mentality and a nose for goals just. so he is most famous club soon discover which he spent his early years in bosnia and herzegovina at the age of eight that precocious talent was on his way. that was my dream to play for red star and i read that for ten years it was the last. day i knew of any age was you bitches teammates here they were flatmates as well on the outskirts of belgrade. we got up at about quarter to seven to catch the first morning bus is gonna make it to school on time. after that we had training so it was usually about five in the evening by the time we got home. but all the effort paid off your bunch was also working his way through seven years youth team r

station in the capital belgrade on saturday they were met by a heavy by a police response. among the protesters was several opposition leaders including the head of the right wing party they stormed the news room and demanded to speak live with them and strangers were called on to abstain from violence or call insist on a line of you know there are protests. however instead they were driven from the building incident one of five protests triggered by an attack. last year. now a soyuz spacecraft has successfully docked with the international space station it was carrying three crew members. and christina as well as russian cosmonauts and. part of the mission to the it was aborted mid flight back in october last year they were warmly welcomed aboard joining three other crew members of the i asked as . witnessed the action. and you can see fifty nine six petition to the international space station oh my goodness look at. this. here people who have gathered here from all around the globe to witness the launch of loading because it was spectacular as you remember their previous

been taking part in anti-government protests for months the movement which started in the capital belgrade has now expanded across the country. once again like every saturday chinese emeline a bitch joins tens of thousands of sobs out on the streets protesting against the country's state of affairs. and i want to go to incredible how many people turned out so nice. you can feel the end it's a fantastic. salvias middle class has had enough that angry at the country's political class and the widespread corruption and nepotism plague. that brought those dollars the most. we want to live a genuinely free democratic alliance. but i feel trapped in this country how does that have any if. i'm young and i don't want to have to move to germany i want to build my life here i want to make it my country that's. one change i want just dictatorship two and. the protesters blame right wing populist president hu church and his being progressive party government which held a firm grip on society in the past anyone who wanted to make it in serbia had to go through them but today the country lacks any credib

professor of political sciences at the university of belgrade professor some good to talk to you thank you very much for your time. first of all let me ask you what do you remember of that day march twenty fourth ninety ninety nine where warrior when the bombs started falling on the yugoslavia i was in my place in belgrade and the bombing started. after noon on the fourth of march. expected because. we have a process was finished with. the preparation for the war. were very frightened. by the government and by media so we did expect that. to situation but you said a moment ago that you saw it coming and yet i read somewhere that because of the tide state control over the media in the weeks prior to the offensive very few ordinary people expected to belonging or that it would be as massive as it was most of the people hold that diplomatic deal with be made was it perhaps because you were a part of the government if you were better informed than people at large. as a matter of fact it is the difference between. unbelievable. bombing. public because i mean rationally speaking nobody expec

ninety nine where warrior when the bombs started falling on the yugoslavia i was in my place in belgrade and the bombing started. for march. expected because. we have a process was finished with. the preparation for war. by the government and i made yes we did expect. to see what you said a moment ago that you saw it coming and yet i read somewhere that because of the tide state control over the media in the weeks prior to the offensive very few ordinary people expected to boeing or that it would be as massive as it was most of the people hold that a diplomatic deal with be made was it perhaps because you were a part of the government that you were better informed people at large. as a matter of fact it is a difference between. being unbelievable. bomb being. public because i mean rationally speaking nobody expected to the bombing by the end of the twentieth century but for everybody now her. objections are best in countries particularly neat and usa and good you spend expect this scenario those aries did bring flood but on the loss of each into compliance he did what the west wanted and

and hundreds gathered in belgrade serbia twenty years since nato started its so-called humanitarian campaign in then. it's eight o'clock here in moscow and you're watching international live. with me welcome to the program. team did not conspire with russia to win the twenty sixteen u.s. election that's the key finding a special counsel. investigation attorney general william ball has released a summary of his report with trump describing it as a complete exoneration. as the report states the investigation did not establish that the members. campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference uk cities just announced there was no clue where the right you're the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard there was no collusion with the russian there was no up structure in none whatsoever. and it was a complete and total exoneration a full page summary states that lula did not find that trump or his campaign conspired with russia also it notes that no further indictments will follow as for allegations of obstruction of justice the attorney general says there i

thousands gathered outside the presidential palace in belgrade to demand the resignation of serbia'sclashed with police. inside, the president made a defiant address in an effort to demonstrate his control. although rather than being broadcast on state tv, his message was posted on instagram. translation: dear citizens of serbia, i am forced to address you in this way. especially to the thousands and millions of people who are worried about the situation in our country. to all of you who defy the pressure of the fascist to want to ruin our country. as you can see, i am still at my workplace in the presidency building. i am not going to flee anywhere. but serbia's premier is under mounting pressure as calls for fairer elections and greater media freedom grow louder. on saturday, ten protesters were detained after forcing their way into the state television building. the break—in marked an intensification in the protests that began in november and have, until now, remained largely peaceful. but some fear the movement is changing. because, alongside the students, actors and centrist pol

thousands gathered outside the presidential palace in belgrade to demand the resignation of serbia'sey clashed with police. inside, they clashed with police. inside, the president made a defiant address in an effort to demonstrate his control. although rather than being broadcast on state tv, his message was posted on instagram. translation: dear citizens of serbia. i am forced to address you in this way. especially to the thousands and millions of people who are worried about the situation in oui’ are worried about the situation in our country. to all of you who defy the pressure of the fascist to want to ruin our country. as you can see, iam to ruin our country. as you can see, i am still at my workplace and the presidency building. i am not going to flee anywhere. that serbia's premier is under mounting pressure as calls forfairer premier is under mounting pressure as calls for fairer elections and greater media freedom grown louder. on saturday, ten protesters were detained after forcing their way into the state television building. the break—in marked an intensification in the p

anti-government protesters have rallied outside the resident residence of president aleksander in belgrade the demonstration came a day after opposition supporters stormed a state run television building they have been staging weekly protests since december accusing googe of autocratic rule and the stifling media freedom. a psych loan has killed more than one hundred people in zimbabwe and mozambique and many more are missing the tropical storm has been raging since thursday it brought heavy winds and caused flash floods delaying the arrival of rescue workers so bubblies government has declared a state of emergency for the affected areas. hundreds of protesters have joined anti-government rallies in sudan they're demanding that longtime ruler omar al bashir resign over an ongoing economic crisis on sunday his government announced it had secured loans of three hundred million dollars to deal with high unemployment and inflation dozens of protesters have been killed in clashes with police since the rallies began three months. authorities in ethiopia say there are similarities between last we

a matter of political interests for thirteen years kind of capture he was eventually arrested in belgrade in two thousand and eight where he was living under a false identity in plain sight as a self-styled faith healer brought to the hague where he was found guilty of genocide the seventy to massacre among other crimes it has been one of the most high profile legal battles of the yugoslav wars said his words were twisted joining the trial that prosecutors unfairly blackened his name and is calling for the conviction to be overturned but the survivors of the one nine hundred ninety two to ninety five conflict in bosnia that left one hundred thousand dead believe that appeals judges must keep in place his ten convictions and his sentence. unfortunately in many past cases convicted criminal sentences were reduced on appeal and we offer aid that the same thing might happen in the case of rather than courage it even though we believe that for the crimes that organize here in bosnia herzegovina he does not deserve forty four hundred years in prison there has been little reconciliation between

residence in belgrade the demonstration came a day after opposition supporters stormed a state run t.v. building they've been staging weekly protests since december accusing the church of autocratic rule and of stifling media freedom. well today ma marks five years since russia took control of crimea and since this peninsula on the black sea became a focal point of tensions between russia and the west the conflict began in early two thousand and fourteen with the might and protests in kiev the demonstrators there wanted ukraine to move away from russian influence and look more towards the you of protest drove the country's then pro russian president power moscow responded by sending its forces into crimea which is the time was ukrainian territory shortly thereafter the local population voted in a referendum to join the russian federation ukraine in the west called that vote illegal fighting then broke out in parts of eastern ukraine but crimea itself remained largely peaceful on march eighteenth today two thousand and fourteen five years ago crimean leaders signed a treaty with preside

residence in belgrade the demonstration came a day after opposition supporters stormed a state run television building they have been staging weekly protests since december accusing future of autocratic rule and a cycling media freedom. soccer now and time to take a look at the buddhist leader results so far this weekend fire nick dominated minds frank for snuck past nuremberg raymond beat. dortmund won a thriller against her to berlin shocker lost their first game under new coach who stephens should garden hoffenheim a share of the spoils defeated hand over wolfsburg put five goals passed and drew with freiburg at see what all that means for the bundesliga standings on the end of match day twenty six very little change at the top byer new nick maintained their razor thin lead over dortmund and braman at leat prague hoffenheim in the bottom half put some space between themselves and relegation hannover and nuremberg are still in mortal danger. golf now and spain's john ram has gone one shot lead over rory mcilroy and tommy fleetwood going into the final round of the players championship austr

serbian anti-government protesters have rallied outside president alexander who teaches residence in belgrade the demonstration came a day after opposition supporters stormed a state run television building they've been staging weekly protests since december accusing autocratic rule and of stifling media freedom. germany's biggest bank deutsche bank and domestic rival commercial sponsors have confirmed a plan to open talks on a possible merger to achieve banks said in a statement it was quote reviewing strategic options adding that there is no guarantee that a deal will be reached. until today only one country had withdrawn from the international criminal court now the philippines makes it to the country's president rodrigo to terra to announce plans to pull out a year ago after the court launched a preliminary investigation into possible crimes against humanity linked to do territories drug war the i.c.c. probe focuses on allegations to terror to his government was behind thousands of extrajudicial killings despite the charges the brutal campaign against drug dealers and users shows no sign

station demanding his resignation i have opposition supporters crowded the presidency building in belgrade as alexander held a news conference inside this is the first major incident after months of peaceful protests against the populist leader demonstrators are calling for fair elections and a free meet. that with. serbia will not allow threats to anyone by violence everyone who thinks that with hooliganism violence attacks on people physical attacks on people can gain political results they are mistaken. i don't want to talk to fascist leaders like. each i don't want to talk as you can see i don't even want to talk now with my life is in danger because i don't care and i'm not afraid at all the philippines is officially withdrawn from the international criminal court it began the process to leave last year after the hague based court launched in examination into president roger go to territories war on drugs thousands of suspected drugs users and dealers have been killed since the crackdown began in twenty sixteen his toby cap and now an international human rights lawyer who says deter t

abramovich grew up after world war two in belgrade the capital of communist yugoslavia. had parents the partisans who had fought the nazis during the womb. the father was a high ranking officer another historian it was a strict discipline was more important than love. the trial that was painting my dreams and then i was writing poetry and then i thought the car then me and then i start painting and then from the painting somehow come this idea of making a performance i really was thinking to be in the studio in paint something which is two dimensional so actually restricted what about going out or what about using fire the water using the elements using the own body using your own blood and your own emotions and creating art with that and this was really my beginning and of course with this inexorable slavia which had been the early access to the other ideas similar in that time internationally i was like a black sheep in the middle of nowhere and and everybody was thinking i'm completely crazy this war is nothing this is not you can't call this art my professor. we pare

station demanding his resignation ah of opposition supporters crowded the presidency building in belgrade as alexander fluted held a news conference inside demonstrators according to fair elections and a free media. of gerri as newly appointed prime minister noted in bed the way it started talks to form a new government a new cabinet will include experts without political affiliation in response to the ongoing nationwide demonstrations. and the first of the political prisoners pardoned by democratic republic of congo's new president of been released from jail phoenix scared and promised about seven hundred prisoners most of whom were jailed under the previous regime would be free during his first one hundred days in office has more was franti on go spend two and a half years in kinshasa central prison was he is one of three prominent opposition leaders released from jail after being pardoned by democratic republic of congo's president failings tisha katie who was elected in december was i'm very happy to see my brother released from jail i don't know how to express all the emotion it's fi

seventeenth week demanding the president's resignation and march towards government buildings in belgrade seeking greater media freedom and free and fair elections president sons of bitches party has called for snap election. headlines we've got more news coming up here not to write off the inside story. as it breaks as well as the police investigation the prime minister says there will also be a national inquiry with details covering the trade with saudi arabia is going to be a very important components of life in post britain. from around the world that allen is a symbol. behind. could robots kill well the u.n. is currently being urged to ban weapons that can cause fatal harm without human control so how likely is this and how prepared are we for what could be a lethal development in our official intelligence this is inside story. we're. alone welcome to the program i'm devika pollen killer robots well that sounds like the name of a science fiction movie but they could become a reality and soon scientists say artificial intelligence has developed so quickly that we could be seeing weapo

station in the capital belgrade on saturday they were met by a head levite police response. i. was. among the protesters were several opposition leaders including the head of the right wing and very party they stormed the news room and demanded to speak live on air however instead they were driven from the building the incident follows the ongoing run of five million coconuts which were triggered an attack on an opposition leader in november last year. so it's spacecraft has successfully docked with the international space station it was carrying three crew members nasa astronauts nick cage and christina call her as well as a russian cosmonaut a legacy of genetic often in hague were part of a mission to the i assess that was aborted mid flight i cannot last year they were warmly welcomed aboard by joining three other crew members of the i s s r t s maria witnessed the action. ok. you can see the fifty ninth expectation to the international space station starts oh my goodness look at. the rocket in the skies again international crew onboard russia's black sea of cheating and two nasa

worlds apart this law but on some our church professor of political sciences at the university of belgrade professor before the break we talked about serbia spain full past let's focus on the future and now as we alluded several times during the discussion serbia is now on track of joining the europe. the union which includes many of the countries that participated in the nine hundred ninety nine bombing campaign i'm sure it's a very complex set of feelings for this service but that's it mean in general the the serbs are ready to turn the page that they're ready to kind of overcome the trauma. yes it is a very difficult to overcome the trauma and memories are very fresh and each year of. twenty fourth of march. is the day of remembrance of the of the event. as a matter of fact the twenty year past and in the meanwhile serbia. had. to better ease. relations with the european union and the new this is a mess and countries are generally and. attractive european integration was something go which reduced the how to say disappearing off . of losing the cost of all. in serbia i mean by the begin

in the serbian capital belgrade on sunday they were demanding the release of those arrested during the stormy the country's state t.v. channel protests as drove a truck at a police cordon at the presidential. destinies denounce what they say is president alexander which is slide to war to try to rule the president himself was thought to be inside that building up rioters to justice on saturday night protesters tried to storm one of the country's main broadcast is accusing it of not giving enough time to the protests. i. was. among the protesters for several opposition leaders and. in the head of the nationalist very party rallies are part of a bigger movement denouncing the serbian government's perceived attack on civil liberties including free lives and. this is not since i'm sure good morning is coming up to the past eight moscow time in the stories ahead german police officer is suspended for sharing near nazi content just one of the subjects we'll talk about when we come back. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and. want to

thousands of anti-government demonstrators have amassed that side the main police station in belgrade demanding the release of those arrested over last night storming of a major t.v. channel earlier they drove a truck and the police cordon in a bid to form a human chain to block the presidential building. i. protest as a denouncing what they say as president alexander who teaches slides to autocratic rule the president is thought to be inside the building having just given a news conference in a televised address. all rioters to justice saturday night protesters tried to storm one of the country's main broadcasters accusing it of not giving enough airtime to the protest i. was i was i was among the protesters with several opposition leaders including the head of the nationalist very party when riot police got involved the head of the demonstrators changed his previous order to refrain from violence and the protesters began to resist rallies are part of a big movement denouncing the serbian government and as a geisha reveals youngsters were forced into confessing links to the islamic s

the nights in belgrade are long and the people are angry. or upset about serbia's populist conservative government corruption the chancellor strangers local she. wanted. to. play. in trillions of dollars. just in time just expose appointment scheduled time management. business and spend more than one m. a. time money people made a speech before official. just in. the first place made in germany. minutes long t w. blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah so extravagant when it. comes to my posts who really know their stuff. with faith and definition. the party in chat with suspicion is from around the world. groups every week. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing indictment on corruption charges the planned move by the country's attorney general follows more than two years of investigations into allegations of bribery fraud and breach of trust netanyahu denies any wrongdoing. pyongyang has disputed donald trump's account of why the summit with north korean leader kim jong un collapsed the country's foreign minister said.

thousands of anti-government demonstrators massed outside police headquarters in the said being capital belgrade on sunday. the protesters denounce what they say is president alexander which is slides to water traffic rules the weekend rallies a part of a bigger movement to denounce and said in government proceed to tackle disabilities including freedom of speech demonstrators also demanded the release of those arrested two in the storming of the country state t.v. channel on saturday is has some of that panned. it was i. was. coming up high tech ways of forecasting the weather are under threat and next we explain how the new generation of mobile technology could actually set things back when they were a half a century just one of the stories after the break. you know world of big news a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time i

authored by surgeon popovich of the center for applied nonviolent action and strategies or canvas of belgrade base democracy promotion organization funded by the us government that we has trained thousands of us aligned youth activists in countries where the west seeks regime change yes democracy promotion that that's orwellian speak for we're going to. just see people hiding under rubble go argued over the democracy promotion is going to. go this memo saying that creating an electricity crisis is the best way to create regime change in venezuela was authored by the organization. u.s. funded soft power organization that helped train venezuelan coup leader of one why go and his allies the u.s. funded organization that trained one why go the guy who is currently running around venezuela claiming to be president that same organization authored a memo saying cutting all venezuelan power grid is the best way to bring down the government and now just weeks after why don't declare himself president without any democratic voting to that end the power grid cuts off. what i was getting. radical and get

thousands of anti-government demonstrators have amassed outside the main police station in belgrade demanding the release of those arrested over last night storming of a major t.v. channel earlier they drove a truck at a police cordon in a bid to form a human chain to block the presidential building. they're denouncing what they say is president alexander blue chips falling to a crowd of the president was thought to be inside the building having just given a news conference in the televised address which is bound to bring all writers to justice on saturday night protesters trying to storm one of the country's main broadcasters accusing it of not giving enough airtime to the protests. oh. yes oh yes. among the protesters were several opposition leaders including the head of the national party and right police got involved because of the demonstrators change his previous order to refrain from violence and protesters began to resist the rallies are part of a bigger movement denouncing the serbian government's pursued attack on civil liberties including freedom of speech. still to come an investi

serbian oncet government demonstrators are valid outside president alexander who teaches residents in belgrade the protests come a day after opposition supporters stormed the state run television building they have been greatly protests since december accusing president which each autocratic rule under stifling media freedom. now the pressure on u.s. aircraft manufacturer boeing is continuing to grow the black box data flight recorders in the recent ethiopian airlines seven three seven max crash point to similarities with a crash in indonesia in october of another seven three seven knots both crashes that killed all onboard flight data recorders are currently being evaluated in france meanwhile reports are emerging which have cast more doubts on the u.s. federal aviation authority they claim there are gross violations in the development and certification of the aircraft a type. christophe cobra who's been following this story for us welcome. christoph let's start with the phrase gross violations of development certification what does that mean phil these seattle's hard process to boeing itself