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line against the palestinians in opposition to the way he's trying to characterize his main rival benny gantz the former israeli army chief who means trying to say is of the weak left and as well is that there have been a series of attacks carried out in recent weeks and even over this weekend there's been an attack in which a palestinian or other an israeli nineteen year old woman was killed by a palestinian man in a forest southwest of jerusalem the suspect who was after apprehended in ramallah in the occupied west bank on saturday according to israeli media he has reenacted the crime has admitted to a sexual assault and murder this is a crime which is really outraged a huge number of israelis the police are saying they are so. really examining a political motive no direct calling of this as a terror attack by the israeli prime minister just yet either from hamas in gaza or from the palestinian authority in the west bank are that nonetheless there has been a huge reaction to this and for you know to have delayed the imposition of this law at this time would be politically very difficu

sadler who later became the islamic republic's first president today benny saturday lives in exile in france he fled iran in one thousand eighty one but his memories of that flight forty years ago are vivid. some fit the plane would be shot down naturally we were scared but the excitement was stronger after thirty years of exile to see iran in the people it was more than we could imagine the enthusiasm the joy and. danny sighed helped commenee during his exile in france in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight he says france was chosen because iranians didn't need visas at the time and there was freedom of expression the french government was an ally of evolved sharp it didn't prevent harmony's arrival saying he was free to visit for nearly five months the ayatollah lived in the countryside near paris it was in this quiet village on this street that ayatollah khomeini planned the iranian revolution and each day dozens of his followers from across europe would come here to watch him pray and listen to him preach you. the french government had hoped that harmony would bring iran democr

benny is to be a policy change at many of these clothing retailers?ge at many of these clothing retailer57m many of these clothing retailers7m earnings to be a change in consumer spending habits as well because this is really what is fuelling the problem. this is a problem for the environment. this report here in the newspaper suggests it takes 20,000 litres of water just to manufacture one cotton shirt. more for a polyester shirt. and then when we are looking at micro beads, of course we have heard a lot about that in the past year with respect to our oceans, the clothing manufacturer is creating 35% of those micro beads that into the ocean. so from that went of view we have an environment of issue. what are the going to do about it? consumers need to change their habits, as do retailers and producers. the fact is people do not wa nt to producers. the fact is people do not want to pay more money for clothing. that is the key thing. it is. and there is something hypocritical about this. it is really easy to preach and say that people need to change, b

i believe the epidemic is well under control in the original hotspots in one kenya and benny. the biggest one i believe that the spread of the epidemic in major cities has been prevented. but the full scientific impact of the vaccine in therapeutic drugs isn't yet known and aid organizations working in congo there's more work ahead to save the children says some communities still don't take the disease seriously enough where women and children at greater risk than adults of dying from the virus make up a worrying number of cases. have occurred is in kinshasa that's the capital in the democratic republic of congo she's with save the children and she joins me now i have a face full full coming on today we've been talking about how difficult it's been to contain this particular outbreak of ebola explain to us why that is the case. reason is it's taking place in an area of great insecurity is being in. many many different groups. it's also an area of knowledge population movement people move with. an across the board as to trade with uganda and the outbreaks taking place in some a

neighborhood countries so this but we still have to remember that there is other parties of the country like benny where there is still many challenges of security so we have to wait for the months coming but there is zero on like binny where there is problems ok and then of course another development twenty would be that the catholic church reportedly saying that it's no longer supporting demonstrations against phoenix chickadees when what happened there what's changed. i think the catholic church don't want to be do one who will burn the country they have agreed of what happened and we also we have also seen doubt some priest in the class say say that they welcomed the news of the new president in the country and the last action of the catholic church was demands that they organize a de beginning of the week to remember the people who was dead between two thousand and seventeen and two thousand and eighteen there was asking for guy be that to step down so this was the last action i think from today the car to the church has stayed down there as agreed but they still like the one who will be the

i hereby aa point the honorable benny g. thompson to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, for ive minutes. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in response to yesterday's address by the president to this body. the guest the president invited represented america's finest hours and most compelling stories. they serve as a reminder of a history much larger than any individual among us. it adds an invitation to recommit to our values and promises to our people. but last night the president chose to

talking about benny gantz who formed the israel resilience party late last year i mean is he a credible threat to mr netanyahu. absolutely if you look back the last forty years when it's a party has lost an election it's been a former chief of staff of the israeli army and three former chiefs of staff in the running together and they challenged. him for so many years that he can make them feel safe. and that can help them. and it's democracy you know. joining us tonight with the latest on these charges against the israeli prime minister thank you very much. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a un investigation has concluded that israel did violate human rights and may have committed war crimes in its response to last year's protests in gaza the inquiry says that israeli snipers targeted people clearly identifiable as children health workers and journalists israel has rejected the findings described him as hostile deceitful and biased macky sall has been reelected president of sinegal for a second term figures released by the national vote c

change that we don't know for sure but it absolutely could polls also had the mean challenger the benny ganz you're the people already ahead of newton yahoo by a few seats so if he loses another three or five seats he could fall too far behind to catch up to them and as you said the balance of left right coalition politics was only one or two seats this where that way again if three to five seats move away from his column it could not only get him too far behind to be the top party but it could lose the right wing majority block you mentioned benny gantz and i think he's released a statement saying that he's not going to join the israeli leader in any future coalition government because of this potential corruption indictment against him does this mean that whatever happens after the election it might be nearly impossible for him to form any kind of government particularly if more damning details emerge in the coming months. i think that it's going to be a hard look if he wins the election i think you will still find a way statements that people make before the election about who they'l

however in recent days he's facing strong competition from a new candidate former army chief benny gantz and you center right party alliance with yere luck be it the blue and white list now to now argues that a pre-election indictment could influence the outcome of the vote he himself has denied all accusations. let's pick up with tonic in jerusalem type time if this is going to be a this is a controversial move from the attorney general with just six weeks to go. he had definitely because of the timing and it could be a potential game changer here i mean it has a potential. vote this way from the right wing bloc with eddie coots and that's headed by mr netanyahu to and more at the center right now if you saw it in that report they have been before the intendant indictment there have been over the head to head to head a very strong entry this through and by tonight and and now it's still to see whether we will see because of this indictment whether the voters will move away from the right and not to this more send to pluck so actually being said that mr not need to now could actually fig

philippe dano has been speaking with some bennis wailin migrants who made it across the border to colombia. why don't says the military blockade of this border bridge is a crime against humanity with the border sealed foreign aid including desperately needed food medicine and big sticks appliance have been piling up across the border in the colombian city of kuta now quite a once venezuelans who fled the country to bring the eight back across the frontier thousands have volunteered to do so even if that means confronting venezuelan soldiers guarding the border and we have to talk to them because we are the people but we are unarmed and without weapons we can't do anything we have to talk to the military but it's the military that should be helping the people not the other way around. i'm ira flatow but if we have to face the military of course we will but peacefully there are lots of people that do need this medicine i'm healthy i can manage to get something to eat but children and the elderly khans remember nonzero no no no they don't look at some of the military is always persecuting peo

and israel's former army chief benny gantz looking to occupy the role of centrist he's talked of strengthening settlements but also says lessons should be learned from the way israel removed settlers from gaza in the face of being called a weak leftist he's also released a campaign video claiming credit for the killing of one thousand three hundred sixty four palestinians calling them terrorists in the twenty fourteen gaza war in order for him to get really the votes you know to really challenge it and you know he's got to get some of those votes from the right so he comes as a leftist dressed in rightists clothing ok a liberal israeli dressed as a conservative hard core pro settlement israeli. polling just behind and you know who is preferred prime minister but his path to victory is narrow given the numerical advantage of netanyahu existing coalition of right wing parties netanyahu continues to fight on multiple fronts knowing that even if he wins power once more in this election he'll have to battle on in the media and potentially in the courts to hold on to it harry force it out zero west

and israel's former army chief benny gantz looking to occupy the role of centrist he's talked of strengthening settlements but also says lessons should be learned from the way israel removed settlers from gaza in the face of being called a weak leftist he's also released a campaign video claiming credit for the killing of one thousand three hundred sixty four palestinians calling them terrorists in the twenty fourteen gaza war in order for him to get really the votes you know to really challenge it and you know he's got to get some of those votes from the right so he comes as a leftist dressed in rightists clothing ok a liberal israeli dressed as a conservative hard core pro settlement israeli is pulling just behind you know who is preferred prime minister but his path to victory is narrow given the numerical advantage of netanyahu existing coalition of right wing parties netanyahu continues to fight on multiple fronts knowing that even if he wins power once more in this election he'll have to battle on in the media and potentially in the courts to hold on to it carry forsett out west jerusale

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prime minister benjamin netanyahu have joined forces for april's election the centrist candidates benny gantz lapid will run together and the new alliance expected to shake up the ruling party's campaign but a smith has more from western lucilla. israel's general election in april looked like being a foregone conclusion with another victory for benjamin netanyahu good party but all that changed on thursday morning when two centrist parties one of them led by any gansa former israeli military chief of staff these two parties joined forces to present a bloc against netanyahu is party and this bloc according to the latest polls or get around thirty four seats at most in the hundred twenty seat knesset netanyahu as party will get most thirty seats so in response to this too far right wing parties have merged and i've said they will serve in a netanyahu government after the elections and they will be given as a reward the education and housing ministries and two seats in the cabinet and this matters because what is already widely seen as a one of the most right wing governments israel has ev

global broadcaster benny bond suit who told us the league is a game changer but those in africa must make sure the talent isn't taken away from the continent. this is huge because you know many people would say that africa is the next frontier when it comes to international talent going into the n.b.a. with the announcement yesterday of m.b.a. and c.v.r. say and as i did go in to dedicate support financial support to the development of this league in africa meaning that the program that we've had in africa over the years is that we didn't have the infrastructure for boscobel to be able to grow so the n.b.a. are saying that now to going to give financial support to build this ecosystem where we're not only natural nurturing the talent but also building facilities to enable this league to grow this season started with twelve african players and also one hundred m. for international players there are three n.b.a. players that came straight from de graw streamed through the basketball without borders program you know new berman who now plays for the clippers joel embiid who's one of the

o'brien: and brooks county sheriff benny martinez says it's difficult to respond to distress calls. martinez: does it get overwhelming getting the 911 calls? absolutely. o'brien: the department has 5 deputies trained for rescue and recovery. they cover 944 square miles. this year, the department has received about 800 calls from undocumented immigrants who are lost, weary, and thirsty. martinez: once you get into that stage of dehydration, it's just a matter of time before you die. o'brien: so far this year, the bodies of 44 migrants have been recovered. it's on track to exceed last year's high of 52. since 2009, the bodies and remains of more than 600 migrants have been found here. officer: how you doing? driver: pretty good. how's it going? officer: hey, buddy. are you a citizen? driver: yes, sir. o'brien: most died trying to bypass the checkpoint some 70 officer: this is the busiest checkpoint in the nation. o'brien: on this day, more than 30 undocumented migrants were caught trying to sneak through falfurrias. to avoid it, some take their chances in the brush and meet a worse fa

he played jazz with some of thel greats, ing ella fotzgerald and benny carter. and he won oscarcomposing, conducting or performing music in films such as "gigi fair lady" and "porgy and bess." aevin became well known t the director of some of the world'leading orchestras, including the london symphony orchestra. he was marri five times including to mia farrow. he won 11 grammys d many other honors. here he is both conducting and performing mozart's "p concerto number 17" in 1976. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> woodruff: andre previn was 98 years old. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, and mor m babbel's 10-ute lessons are available as an app, or online. more information on babbel.com. >> american cruise lines. >> and with the going support of these institutions >> this program was made possib by the corpor

muscle not our that i will make i get that i have a little benny and asks if he knows about the penalty for child labor. yes i know about it but we have no choice what else can we do. the check of my family is no exception one turkish labor union estimates that around two million children are forced to work on a regular basis just to survive half a million of them in agriculture the checkable is have no land of their own they have to give thirty percent of their income to the landowner. even once they get home the children's work is still not done. there is father appears to have told her off for talking to us so openly in the field perhaps he is worried because he was warned he might have to pay a fine. now she tells us she does go to school but she still has it is in her eyes. and children don't spend their childhood and adolescence in school where they belong but out in the fields working temperatures can rise to fifty degree celsius or doctors have diagnosed child workers with sunburn and sicknesses contracted from insects out in the field. other psychological problems because of th

lucky enough to be taken into a well equipped treatment center here in the east congolese city of benny. first john also survived but his wife and five year old daughter were both killed by the virus like hundreds of others. every month has to come here for follow up appointments. he receives both medical and psychological care. i would like to thank all the doctors at the abode the treatment center and all of those who keep everything clean as well as the psychologists who help us understand the disease and help us find our way back into daily life. survivors are struggling to cope they're often abandoned by friends and acquaintances who are afraid they could still be contagious as far as experts can tell it's extremely rare for ebola survivors to transmit the virus but most people in eastern congo don't know that and adopt the stance of better safe than sorry. for decades this region has suffered under a brutal conflict raging between rebels and government soldiers this make controlling the disease extremely difficult in addition most congolese have little faith in their government wh

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have joined forces april's election centrist candidates benny gantz and yep it will run together and then you alliance is expected to shake up the ruling party's campaign and its net has more from western. israel's general election in april looked like being a foregone conclusion with another victory for benjamin netanyahu good party but all out change on thursday morning when two centrist parties one of them led by any council former israeli military chief of staff these two parties joined forces to present a bloc against netanyahu his party and this bloc according to the latest polls will get around thirty four seats most in the hundred twenty seat knesset netanyahu as party will get most thirty seats so in response to this too far right wing parties have merged and i said they will serve in a netanyahu government after the elections and they will be given as a reward the education and housing ministries and two seats in the cabinet and this matters because what is already widely seen as a one of the most right wing governments israel has ever

line against the palestinians in opposition to the way he's trying to characterize his main rival benny gantz the former israeli army chief who means trying to say is of the weak left and as well is that there have been a series of attacks carried out in recent weeks and even over this weekend there's been an attack in which a palestinian or other an israeli nineteen year old woman was killed by a palestinian man in a forest southwest of jerusalem the suspect was after apprehended in ramallah in the occupied west bank on saturday according to israeli media he has reenacted the crime has admitted to a sexual assault and murder this is a crime which is really outraged a huge number of israelis the police are saying they are so. really examining a political motive no direct calling of this as a terror attack by the israeli prime minister just yet no call it either from hamas in gaza or from the palestinian authority in the west bank either nonetheless there has been a huge reaction to this and for benjamin netanyahu to have delayed the imposition of this law at this time would be political

however in recent days he's facing strong competition from a new candidate former army chief benny gantz and you center right party alliance with yere luck be it the blue and white list netanyahu argues that a pre-election indictment could influence the outcome of the vote he himself has denied all accusations. we have this is a very controversial move by the attorney general and it comes very close to these parliamentary elections and how is this going to affect the elections. this is actually the big question here that's being discussed his father i mean among the good acts that they have been to schools of thought some will say it that it might be unfair to release this decision so shortly before the elections but we understand from the attorney general also you released. fifty seven pages to you know lay out why you came to this decision that it is important to him that the public isn't forms that everybody see cookies for the know now of course it is not the question will it sway some votes this off the rightwing block of netanyahu was writing coalition to the new center right to so

bennis whalen president nicolas maduro has warned that he's ready to defend his country against the united states embattled leader is being challenged by u.s. backed opposition leader who has declared himself interim president and is demanding new elections. defying it and the coolest maduro overseas military drills in venezuela's north the army his keep pillar of support presented missiles made by russia one of the duros most powerful allies has the weaponry was showcased on state t.v. he vowed to defend his troubled nation. for all four of us if we are pacifists as long as no one messes with us and donald trump does not threaten us. get out of it as we're out with your threats there are armed forces here and people to defend our honor and dignity. while madieu are already his troops dignity is what these doctors on the border were pleading for on sunday they protested at the crossing where maduro's military is blocking humanitarian aid for some three hundred thousand people. rather i said. we call on the majority and the military especially the military to remember that every minute that

yet they were the one last year was incredibly tough for me and for everyone bennis away either but i'm missing about a total. i made rising tensions on the street. will the frustration and looked into protests. all violent unrest. even though nine of ten families are unable to afford sufficient food to feed their families we're not talking only about the absolute lower classes but the middle class -- in fact health system is breaking down how can the maduro regime possibly hold out under the circumstances it's barely it's incredible to say that and also if you put that together with about what the international monetary fund says for this year which is an inflation of over ten million. percent that's about one of the biggest in history -- we're having a humanitarian crisis and that's precisely the proboblem that's why i'a little cannot stay. any more not even as as because gov of kos in minnesota of disaster he's being a caster fee for the country he and his administration together. that's why should we assume that things would really change under upon quite old. because that okay in t

phone that we saw yesterday and an amazing performance by the way by helen that same girl who plays benny the nine year old who's at the center of this film and this is the very first feature film by director no i think shy you know the belly nala brings together the best of european hollywood cinema cinema from all around the world and even some newcomers and here's a great example of that right is west talking a little bit about this directive first of all to say the balun island really is trying to focus on divesting gender diversity as part of that so said that this is that films in competition by female directors and north is one of them and it was an extraordinary feat that she achieved to full her first feature film and it was no easy feat from what we've heard we know that she visited a lot of these caves to do research we know that it took her a long time to shoot this film because she was dealing with a lot of young children so it really is extraordinary for a woman who's in him but that's all right guys i got forty seconds left i understand you had a sneak peek of the big film

former finance minister ja a lockheed has announced a centrist alliance with ex military chief of staff benny gantz if they win they say they will rotate as prime minister. thing. pope francis will today open a summit on sexual abuse in the catholic church tended by by cardinals from around the world the meeting comes after an avalanche of allegations against catholic priests accusing them of molesting young boys and raping nuns in the past the church has been reluctant to deal with these crimes which have now become a global issue let's look first at ireland it's seen reports of widespread sexual abuse in catholic institutions estimates put the number of overall victims there and that small country at fourth fourteen thousand five hundred in australia more than fifteen thousand possible sex abuse survivors have come forward since two thousand and twelve according to a national inquiry and in the united states the number of survivors is suspected to be well over one hundred thousand well on wednesday pope francis met with a sexual abuse survivor from yet another country poland marechal is in

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bennis well if this is the same thing that they actually done in the congo with the current person who really did not win these elections is is being supported by the united states in western powers is interesting in the it's interesting seeing those parallels because it's kind of like you know different faces different places but very similar techniques that you see used over and over again you know the pentagon you know they'll justify that the argument for africa was always well it's vital to you know strengthening our partnerships and you know fighting terrorism and all of that. my quest to that kind of argument has our common anyway been successful in fighting terrorism in africa and there have been reports that they were trying to shrink africa is that true. well actually the reports are saying they're trying to reduce the troop presence in africa and that's always kind of been the the intention of africa has been to use the militaries of the african countries themselves and really maybe mostly have the troop presence be advisors and special arms forces and those kind of things t

is currently on its way from according to the colombian government bennis well in opposition leader one why do said the supplies will test the military's loyalty to the government but president maduro has rejected the aid saying the people of venice will are not beggars and such shipments would be used to justify a foreign military intervention with a red cross is stepping up its own aid efforts in venezuela doubling its budgets for the country but the group say's its policy of neutrality we cannot take part in the us aid to live reason by a colombia according to the fundamental principles of impartiality neutrality and independence the i.c.r.c. cannot take part in the initiatives to hand over assistance for venezuela from colombia. it will expect more the situation in venezuela with gloria from the antiwar unser coalition gloria wealth about to head to crack as i think i've got that right can you tell us just briefly what your plans are. well i am going for the answer coalition to document what is really taking place then as well because of the us media complete censorship we used to s

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however in recent days he's facing strong competition from a new candidate former army chief benny gantz and a new center right party alliance with ya here love paid the blue and white list now to now argues that are pre-election indictment could influence the outcome of the vote he himself has denied all accusations. straight to jerusalem then we joined it up because paul had to tuck their credit welcome back tanya that's such a start with the election a controversial move from the attorney general a so close to elections. yeah you're right i mean this is the timing has been very controversial this netanyahu has said that this is a political move because of course he feels that this will have impact on this on the elections that are supposed to happen and a poll now of course. i took today could support as he did this said wow you know we look at support us we will support mr netanyahu this is all politicos so i go in and the i'm with mr netanyahu but others are not so sure because they say no he has been there for ten years and now in his prime yes it is actually in uncertainty of what

forward finance minister your lockheed has announced a centrist alliance with ex military chief of staff benny gantz if they win they say they will rotate as prime minister. then a chinese tortoise believed to have been extinct for more than one hundred years has been found alive in the galapagos islands an adult female specimen of the species known as. dino island toward his was discovered during a recent expedition conservationists are preparing to search for more of the species in the galapagos. well here in germany a verdict is expected today in a court case that's being closely watched by former employees of the arms maker hecla and call it a bit on trial in stuttgart since may of last year they stand accused of illegally supplying mexico with hecla and call german made weapons. a courtin stood guard has been trying five former hacker cock employees on charges of exporting weapons illegally in two thousand and fourteen six people were killed in protests in the southern mexican city of equality and forty three students disappeared without a trace. police believe local criminals were behind