he is the atheist blogger killed a little more than a year ago in dhaka. she barely survived that assault which left her very seriously wounded. she points out there are these semi blasphemy laws in bangladesh, and that a number of these atheist and secular writers and bloggers have been prosecuted under that law. so the question she raises, why would some of these writers then go to the police that are arresting them for insulting religion and seek protection from the very same people who are potentially prosecuting them. the fact of the matter here, george, is that the pattern of these assassinations of secular writers has continued. now six dead in 14 months. and that is against the big backdrop of wider violence where you've had -- we don't know if it's linked or not, attacks on religious minorities across bangladesh, be they christians or shiites or members of other smaller sects in that country, disturbing signs indeed. the bangladeshi government insists this is the work of homegrown terrorists, and that al qaeda or isis are not getting into banglade

a blogger known for his atheist views was killed near his home in august. a publisher who published his works was stabbed to death in his office in november. let's talk to an independent saw the asian worker who focuses on human rights in bangladesh. is it the police, the relevant investigative authorities can't get close to finding the perpetrators or is something or someone stopping them? >> well, it is exactly that is -- that is the problem, because the police is not given the resources and the autonomy to investigate these killings and murders from all angles, but only from the angles that suit the authorities. and that is because it just serves the agenda of the government that these -- that culprits have got to be within the ranks of the opposition parties. they may well be within the ranks of the opposition parties, but what if they are also hiding within the ranks of the governing party? >> is that why when one of these killings happens, we get an almost pro forma identification of who the authorities think might be behind it, and then we hear nothi

est the seventh blogger to be killed in the last three years. the most famous was an americ - american-bangladeshi blogger. that case to this day isn't resolved, and there's severe criticism against the government to not really crack down on these people behind the killings. no one for sure knows exactly what's going on, but he moved in yesterday and wrote in his facebook, there are concern for the safety and law and order in banglade bangladesh, and this morning around 8:30 local time he was attacked and killed. it is quite a great concern. the government kept promising that they will resolve all this, but there's a lack of inertia and a new proactive movement from the government site to resolve the cases. >>> still ahead here on al jazeera, latest in the investigation into the brutal torture and killing of an italian student in cairo is ramped up. >>> plus, more panama papers fallout. britain's prime minister admits he benefitted from his late father's offshore fund. all that and more when we come back. ck. >> i had to give him a big hug. >>>

protests this bangladesh after another blogger is murdered for posting secular views online. >>> braziloves one step closer to impeaching its president, the leader of a powerful congressional committee says dilma rousseff must go. >>> and taking on bollywood, pakistani film producers take their case to court. ♪ >>> the syrian army and its allies have launched an offensive south of aleppo. it is the biggest government operation in area since the ceasefire came into effect in late february. the fighting threatens to completely derail the ceasefire. the special envoy to syria has just announced talks to end the conflict have been pushed back two days. they will now take place next wednesday. >>> in the north of the aleppo countryside, rebel fighters have launched an offensive. they faced fierce fighting against isil. it is an important strong hold for the armed group. isil says it has also been shelled by turkey. the chair of contemporary middle east studies says both the army and syria's opposition will be looking after their own interests in the talks in geneva. >> what we have witnessed

bloggers the-- are front line?elinda: would you say bloggers have more freedom and impact than traditional journalists? mr. kluth: certainly not more. but what blogging and now microblogging and leading have -- tweeting is a certain kind of revolution that i have compared to gutenberg. this blogging and the micro tools in effect give each of us a printing press. there is a multitude of voices they used to be in audible that are now audible. i said every society gets the press we deserve. we are part of this conversation. if we log cake holdings, we deserve the press we get. that is the atmosphere we create. if we try to inform ourselves, try to think and analyze, that is the press we get. in a very direct way, it has broadened audiences and made them part of the conversation. generally, it is a good thing. melinda: to what degree does up broadening, the multiplier effect, to what degree does that serve to protect the journalist? this young blogger had been given airtime by dw and in that we made more visible. i kno

but he is the seventh blogger to be killed within the last three years.us was an american bangladeshi blogger who's case hasn't been resolved yet. that case to this day hasn't been resolved, and there is severe criticism against the government to not really crack down on these people behind this killing, no one for sure knows exactly what is going on, but he yesterday wrote in his facebook there is certain for the safety and law and order in bangladesh, and this morning, around 8:30 local time he was attacked and killed. so, you know, it is quite a great concern. government keeps promising they will resolve this, but there seems to be a lack of inertia, there is no pro-active movement from the government to resolve these cases. >>> a heat wave in southern india has killed at least 66 people. the problem is compounded by frequent power cuts and water shortages. 85 people died from a heat wave in the same region last year. >>> vietnam has elected a new prime minister. the new prime minister has vowed to push on with economic reforms and crack down on corrup

hundreds in bangladesh have turned out to rally and demand justice for a liberal blogger who was hacked to death on wednesday. first then that breaking news over the so-called panama papers. the british prime minister admitting this thursday that he and his wife did benefit from offshore funds set up by his late father. david cameron's father ian was himself personally named. the prime minister has come under persistent pressure from journalists and politicians this week to elaborate on his links. let's find out more with our london correspondent. let's get the detail on this. can you tell us what kinds of sums were involved and how david cameron benefited from these offshore funds? >> well, this story is breaking news. i suggest it is going to be breaking news really for the next 24 hours. this is momentous. mr. cameron, david cameron, now says he and his wife samantha wned shares in an offshore property set up by his late father ian before he sold them in january, 2010, for the sum of 30,000 pounds. now, he bought these shares, he 12,497n april, 1997, for pounds. actually, let me corr

he is the 7th blogger to be killed in the last three years. there was a famous american whose case hasn't been resolved yet. there is criticism against the government tom crackdown on the people behind thm. no-one knows what is going on, but the student wrote in his facebook there is concern for the safety and law and order in bangladesh and this morning around 8.30 local time he was attacked and killed. it is a great concern. government keep promising that they will resolve all this, but there is a lack of inertia > >>> he was the sixth to be killed in a year. this man was kanld his wife injured in an attack in dakha. a month later, another one was killed in a similar attack. two men were arrested. many this man was a contributor to a site and he was hacked to death in may by four masked men. in this man was attack in august in 2015. he had told police that he feared for his life t the fifth victim of 2015 was the publisher refu of an article. to discuss this latest in the skiers of killings, we're joined by a commentator. a very warm welcome

this is the latest of attacks against libial bloggers and secular activists. -- liberal bloggers. to our correspondent. do we know more about the circumstances of this latest killing and why this activist was targeted? >> reporter: there are not too many details. he was intercepted by a motorcycle, a couple of them i guess. the first they hit him with machetes and what we know from the details now that they got down and shot him to make sure that he was dead. stores all around shut their doors because they were scared what was going on. the police are yet to confirm the full detail on that incident, but he is the seventh blogger to be killed within the last three years. the most famous one was a blogger whose case hasn't been resolved yet. there are some people that are suspicious, but it hasn't been resolved. there are criticisms against the government to not really crackdown on these people behind this killing. no-one knows exactly what is going on, but he yesterday wrote on his facebook that he is concerned nor the safety-- for the safety and law and order around bangladesh. it

it's not just about the attacks on bloggers. what it does is it instills fear amongst all the people in bangladesh to express what they want, do what they want, say what they want. that, they say, is very dangerous. george? >> what more can you tell us about the investigations into these claims that the death was caused by an al qaeda-linked affiliate? >> reporter: we just got off the phone with the minister there. he said they're looking into it. no arrests have been made. he denies that the branch of al qaeda, bangladeshi branch, has anything to do with them. he says this is a result of home-grown militants there behind a lot of attacks against bloggers. he also said that they have targeted two to three people, they're looking at them, watching them closely. they've been doing that for the past few days. they haven't arrested them yet because they want to make sure that these are the right targets. he mentioned that ten bloggers have died, been killed since 2012, and they've arrested 38 people so far for the deaths. he refutes

but he is the seventh blogger to be killed.t famous one was an american bangladeshi blogger. and that case to this case hasn't been resolved. and there's severe criticism against the government to not really crackdown on the people behind these killings. yesterday he wrote in his facebook that he was concerned for the safety and law and order in bangladesh, and this morning around 8:30 local time, he was attacked and killed. so it is quite a great concern. government promising that they will resolve all of this, but there's a lack of inertia. there's a new proactive movement from the government's side to resolve these cases. >>> south sudan's opposition leader says he will turn to the capitol. he left in 2015 when fighting broke out. both sides agreed in january to share positions in a transitional government with kia reappointing him as vice president. >>> belgian police have released new security footage of the suspect wanted in connection with the events at the airport, the bombing on march 22nd. he was originally seen with

he is 7th blogger to be killed in the last three years. the most famous was an american blogger who is case hasn't been resolved yet. there are some behind the suspicion. >> case hasn't been resolved. there is criticism beyond the government to not really crack down on these people behind these killing. no one for sure knows what's going on. but he just wrote on his facebook that he is concerned for the safety and law and order in bangladesh. and this morning, around 8:30 local time, he was attacked and killed. so, you know, it is quite a grave concern. government keeps promising they will resolve all of this but there seems to be a lack of inerb a. there is no proactive movement from the government to resolve this case. >> lots more ahead on this al jazeera news hour including the nuggeter lands say no. the dutch public rejects an eu treaty with ukraine forcing the government to reconsider ratification. meet the philippines presidential candidate who is vowing to take on a major super power. and in sport, champions league quarterfinals, 1

they point to the fact a blogger who was murdered, an atheist blogger murdered in 2013, that late atnd of last year, two convicted killers were sentenced to death for that murder. but there have been no arrests so far in the case of this young man, who was murdered on wednesday. in the meantime, it appears that certainly the small atheist community in bangladesh, they say that basically the jihadis, the extremists have declared war on them. so, large numbers of people who used to post things on facebook and on social media, criticizing, questioning extremist interpretations of islam and other religions, are simply fleeing the country. others have gone into hiding in bangladesh. one man i spoke with said he's basically quit all social media, changed his residence, changed his mobile phone and now he walks around basically living in fear, looking over his shoulder all the time. and he added one important point. he's afraid to go to the police because a couple years ago police began prosecuting some of these atheist bloggers for writing things that were judged to be insulting of islam.

she's a popular blogger on youtube has more than 130,000 subscribers. she's from latvia. she likes to talk about veganism, travel and beauty and going to jail. >> once in a while i do get drunk. on that particular day it was like 5:00 morning. i have no idea what was in my head but for some reason i thought it was okay if i drive my car to get home. >> you know where this is going. she got in her car at 5:00 in the morning and friendly police pulled her over. >> i was caught with 2.2% of alcohol which is quite a lot. >> she has a court date. she put this video out there to come clean and make a point that other kids can learn from. >> i decided to take you with me to court and the experience and i hope that you learn something from this. >> we'll see what happens. >> she could face the minimum of five days and lose to 1,000 bucks or ten days and almost 1400 bucks in fines. >> i just got the verdict back. i'll be going to jail for five days. >> five days. $1,000 fine would have been a lot easier and cheaper to take the cab. did i mention she won't have a car for two years.

that was hacked to death. >> the latest victim in targeted attacks against bloggers and activists.four men attacked him as he walked home from an evening class. >> ali is a professor saying democracy is key to overcome divisions in society. >> if you have an environment where you can speak. that needs to be ensured, and over the years, as i mentioned democratic space shrunk. freedom of expression has come under threat from the militant group and from the government. in those kinds of environments. what we see is a cultural theatre. at the sfoot same time we are seeing dison tent. that doesn't help. you cannot simply think that one thing would go right even though others are going wrong. at this point my understanding is addressing the issue, it's important to take the issues together. create a democratics environment where opinions are expressed freely and they are criticizing the government. we have to see who benefits. can those forces benefit. it is the responsibility of the government to address the issue, and the social movement, people are trying to express themselves by stif

this time when i was busy for establishing social justice on different issues, justice for the blogger sphere activities, corruption, and rape victims, this time i got this threat. >> is understandable you would be frightened. how do you live with this type of fear, knowing that the means to murder someone are there and there are extremists who will follow through on that? >> actually, this murderous group, they are killing oe by one, not only the bloggers, but their countrymen, even the foreigners they had killed. they're killing minorities from different regions, christian, buddhist minorities, and they started killing intellectuals, including new university teachers. this time they are directly activities toward gay rights groups. they are killing, but one thing, this country is for all of its citizens. when we got liberation, this country was a secular country., where everybody would be treated equally. especially the islamist groups are trying to convert this country to an islamic country, like to pakistan before 1971. there is no way we are not fighting this. we are not fearless.

the latest victim in attacks against bloggers and activists expressing secular views.four men attacked him as he walked home from an evening class. wellwell, well, he said democracy is key to overcoming decisions in society. >> if you have an environment where you can speak, that needs to be insured. over the years, as i mentioned, the democratic state has trunk. freedom of search has come under threat from militant groups and from the government. what we see is a culture of fear. and the culture of fear has permeated throughout society. we see that they're discontent against the government. it has been dealt with viciously in a ruthless manner. you cannot simply think that one thing will go right even owe other things are going wrong. at this point my understanding is addressing this issue most importantly is to take all these things together, create an environment of the democratic environment where opinions can be expressed freely, whether it is criticizing the region or criticizing the government. we have to see that who benefits from this kind of thing? those non-

he is the seventh blogger to be killed in the last three years. there was an american one whose case hasn't been resolved yet. the case hasn't been resolved. there is criticism against the government to not really crackdown on these people behind this killing. no-one knows what's exactly going on, but the student wrote in his facebook he was concerned about the safety and law and order in bangladesh. around 8.30 local time he was tacked and killed. it is great concern. the government keep promising that they will be resolving this but there is a lack of inertia. there is a proactive movement from the government side to resolve these cases >>> egyptian police and prosecutors have arrived to discuss the killing of an italian student. his battered body was found on a side of the road in early february. italy has been critical of the egyptian investigation which blamed gangs for the murder. the egyptian delegation is to share its lightest findings with the italian police. dutch voters has voted no to a trade pact. 32% turn out was low, but just enough

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hungs of students have demanded justice after this latest in a series of killing of liberal bloggers and secular tightists. he was attacked by up to four men as he walked home after attending an evening class. he had expressed secular views online and showed support for the punishment of war crimes during the 1971 war with pakistan. >>> the presidential candidate in the philippines is vowing to take on beijing over the disputed islands in the south china sea. the straight fauking on the iss issue seems he's the donald trump of the philippines. we have the report. >> reporter: rodrigo has never been known to play nice. the 71-year-old mayor who loves his big bikes is notorious for allegedly using death squads to take out criminals in his city. and now as a top contender for president of the philippines, he's vowing to take on one of the world's superpowers, china. >> what will i do? listen to this very carefully, because i will do it. i will sail to china alone. i will bring the flag of the philippines, and i will walk through their airport and plant the filippino flag. if you want to

unfortunately last year especially when at least six bloggers were killed and in 2013 another blogger was killed. this is becoming a familiar site, especially in this place right behind me where it is close to the university. what you see behind he is a group of students who has gather antidepressant here from the university, same university where he used to go, attend as a law student. they're here to protest and urge the government to quickly resolve this case. they gave an ultimatum that unless this case is resolved soon, they will call for a student strike and ask for other universities students to join them. this is an ongoing thing. there have been protests last night across the country demanding to find the culprit >>> thank you for that update. a small town in canada is fighting a multinational cooperation to - excuse me, company to stop it selling water from a local spring. people in alura just south-east of toronto say people could suffer if nestle bottles their water sign. there is concern that not enough is being done to conserve their water. >> reporter: water is the key

a top police officer also told cnn in february bloggers need to speak up if they want protection. >> not report to the police, we -- it is difficult for police to provide. >> reporter: a friend of samad said the writer went into hiding last year for several month, fearing for his life. but samad later wrote it's better to die rather than living by keeping my head down. samad is the sixth secularist writer or publisher to have been murdered in dhaka in 14 months. others include and roy, whose widow barely survived the machete attack that killed her husband. >> i had four stab, machete stabs on my head. >> why do you think these people attacked you? >> we have got to a point where criticizing islam is becoming a very big crime or a sin in bangladesh. >> reporter: bangladeshi students took to the streets wednesday for their murdered classmate. >> translator: we're protesting here because one of our law students at the university was brutally killed. we want a proper investigation, and we want justice for the killing. >> reporter: tributes for the victim poured in on social media. one fr

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. >>> another secular blogger has been killed. 26-year-old graduate student was hacked and shot to deathn the capital dhaka. four other secular bloggers were murdered in bangladesh last week. >>> south korea says north korea might be able to mount a nuclear head on a missile but there's no evidence to prove it. >>> we'll turn to belgium now and one of the terrorists who carried out last month's attacks on brussels briefly worked as a cleaner at european parliament. reuters reported the 25-year-old held a summer holiday job back there in 2009 and 2010. a spokesman for the european parliament says he did not have a criminal record during his time of employment. belgian officials believe he blew himself up during last month's attack at the airport. >>> meanwhile, one of the terror suspects, abdeslam, is due in court thursday for a custody hearing in brussels. >>> belgian security services have come under heavy scrutiny for their failure to prevent the brussels attacks. cnn's alexandra fields joins us with that story. what were the errors and why did belgian security officials fail to preven

this is the latest of attacks targeting blogger and writers.van watson tracking the latest in the story live from hong kong. good morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: christine, this was a chilling attack. five or six people bursting into a home killing two men in the home with machetes. after one disguised as a delivery person to get into the building in the first place. of the two people killed, we don't know the motive here. one of them was an employee at the u.s. embassy. working with usaid. this could be a case of deadly homophobia. he was an editor of the magazine, the only lgbt magazine in all of bangladesh. it is also a secular democracy. a chilling attack. the white house putting out a statement condemning it and calling him a quote, example of dignity and courage and legacy will live on in the causes he championed. >> disturbing, ivan. does it fit in broader trend of violence in the country? >> reporter: that's what's frightening, christine. this is the third machete murder to hit liberals and intellectuals just this month. in

. >> an azerbaijanen journalist and blogger joins us live from washington, d.c.here has been on going tension between the countries for over two decades. there have been sporadic fighting between two countries, explain what is behind this recent escalation in fighting. >> well, it is really hard to point to a specific reason as to what happened and why the escalation of this scope took place. it could be that it's the time of the year, usually there is a more violent escalation during the spring and summertime. it could be in the absence of the presidents while the two were visiting nuclear summit here in washington, d.c., moscow had a hand in pushing some of the military forces on the armenian side, which resonated in azerbaijan and azerbaijan has responded. it's really hard to say what caused this, but nevertheless, whatever the cause is, this has been the most violent escalation since the last 20 years. >> now a particular analyst that we spoke to a little earlier had said that azerbaijan could have started the escalation as a distraction from domestic problem

there is no blogger tweet or amalgamation that that is the answer. the more you can read almost any subject the moremore you learn about the subject you want to know about. >> all the product. >> spent a little time and iran in the middle east. reminds me of book called anatomy of revolution which is basically every time you have a revolution the aftermath is dictatorship. i'm wondering, there is no middle space, hard to have some democratic reforms. i'm wondering, when i was an iran there was no middle class. >> education and middle class are the solutions. you need people to have a little bit of money in the pocket. if your desperate you'll have a lot of choice. no knowledge because you have been deliberately miss educated you are easily manipulated. long-term is education and economic empowerment. >> countries where you see that is possibility? i met a young woman, stock exchange. so little. spent. in this room. this young very energetic stopover is that excited. going to go through things are going to change. you have a lot of people like her. go

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. >> stephanie hendra is a former actress and now a lifestyle blogger. >> double dog dare you. >> and then there is lee ann lockham. she grew up on the carnival secret and was a pageant t finalist, tallas unmarried one. >> you are the only unmarrie unmarriunmarried -- >> yes, i live in sin, baby, and it is a good sin, let me tell you. >> you shot a camera one point. >> don't put camera many-in my face if i was drunk and don't want you okay? all right? >> isn't that what they signed up for? >> i just want to go back to the fact that she grew up on the carnival circuit. >> okay. >>> anyway, tomorrow night is the end o era, the finale of "american idol." >> at its height. around 30 million people were tuning in each week, which ii really unheard of numbers in today's tv world. >> the show also launched the careers of a few sings who today are household names. >> and the cool part is we were with them from the very beginning. >> in the summer 2004 a nervous farm girl from oklahoma had herchance. >> i'm carrie underwood, i'm 21, and i'm from oklahoma. >> she was an hopeful with no idea of

she is one of the biggest sports bloggers, loves the 49ers.er used to wear the colin kaepernick blinged-out jersey. first your reaction to the niners and the raiders picks? >> i think everybody had a great deal. the niners great review united with chip kelly. he is a great player, big man. he has huge arms. josh garnet, best guard in the draft. they had to give up something to get him but very worth it so that was smart. >> people were criticizing the niners for trading to get that garnett pick and people were saying he was going to be there but not necessarily, right? >> not necessarily and seattle wanted him so not -- because they have lost him, they could have lost him to rival seattle seahawks so i think it was a smart move by the 49ers. >> we heard gasia mention colin kaepernick. there was talk he could go to denver but the broncos selected a quarterback so what do you think about kaepernick's stand as a 49er or at least from now? >> you know, i like it, my blinged out jersey lives to see another season. i like kap, going to be a competit

protestors have taken to the streets after a blogger was hacked to death with machetes.ps of students have demanded justice. who was attacked by up to four men as he walked home after attending an evening class. the law student had expressed secular views online and shows support for the punishment of war crimes committed during the war with pakistan. families effected by the recent surge in violence in the disputed back region have fled to the areas capitols. fierce fighting between forces broke out on saturday, over the ethnic arming that lies inside of the borders. despite a reported truce, there have been several allegations of violations it is one of two hotels where people have been forced to three the fighting to find safety, there are 65 people staying here. i have come to speak to some of them. how do you do, i am robin, nice to meet you, can you tell me about your situation, and your family here? >> we came when the bombing started we took the family and ran. with are doing okay, we are being looked after. i have spoke ton someone that said maybe it is okay for

. >> alex is a blogger.ie are the kids of comedian howie mandel. >> no! . >> getting a little peek inside the mandel family here it starts to get a little more tense. >> ow! >> this guy -- they're both on the phone. >> no one is going, are you all right? >> alex is starting to lift the legs, the husband is telling him what to do, push the legs up. >> i don't know what you want me to do! >> and now it gets -- even weirder. >> put your knee ace part, jackie. >> no! >> put your knees apart. >> no, it's my brother! >> well the reason why the husband isn't helping is because he's tending to the first baby. >> ow! i think he's coming out. >> i'm not ready for this! >> the baby is coming out. >> but just when you think it couldn't get more uncomfortable -- >> what do you want me to do? >> do something! >> do something! >> no, no, you deliver this! >> over there. >> get in there! >> just when it gets that weird -- [ laughter ] >> who is that in the back? >> dad. >> dad looks way too calm. >> this is a great one. >>

activists and bloggers in bangladesh. police say 28-year-old nazimuddin samad was attacked by four men wielding machetes on wednesday night. fellow university students protested his killing. student billal hossain spoke out. >> we are protesting here because one of our lost students at the university was brutally killed. we want a proper investigation and we want justice for the killing. amy: in puerto rico, governor alejandro garcia padilla has signed an emergency bill authorizing the suspension of payments on $72 billion in public debt. the move sets up a dramatic showdown between puerto rico and hedge funds amid the island's historic debt crisis. to see our recent coverage of the puerto rican debt crisis with democracy now! co-host juan gonzalez, go to democracynow.org in california, agents from the justice department raided the home of anti-choice activist david daleiden, seizing computers and hundreds of hours of video footage. daleiden is under criminal investigation in texas over his role in secretly filming and re

, you know, and all of these great ladies i brought in for the summit, a cuban singer and iranian blogger and it was great. >> rose: what, honoring women in the world. >> yes. honoring women in the world, absolutely. i felt we arrived. it was very exciting and all of these lays diswho came in, they thought we would be spectators and -- >> rose: capitalism, there you are. >> exactly right. it was a big buzz, i can tell you. >> rose: this is the seventh women's world summit. >> it is. >> when you set out what were you intending to do? >> well, women in the world began as sort of a love play on my part. i had been work ago lot with vital voice swiss an ngo which mentors in emerging countries and i kept meeting these incredible fiery feisty awesome and formidable women. >> rose: right. >> who nobody ever heard from in this country, and they kind of got me so excited again about being a woman taking on huge challenges, almost feminism in america felt dormant and these women were kind of making me feel for the, feminism for the first time in some way and how great it would be to bring them to n

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levels in tests last august and never flagged the information which sat in an online data base until a blogger found it this month and raised the alarm. >> to me that is almost a criminal act to know that there is an issue, a serious, serious health issue to affect our children. >> on the carpet the testing agency was promising to do better. >> anywhere in this process, councilmember, where there is a disconnect in communication i'm going to find it and correct it. sam: he promised to test or retest every device in the 113 d.c. public school for lead. as one member put it -- >> every hose, every faucet, every sink they will test every one of them. >> the parents question the competence of d.c. general services and this mom says for her two children at montessori -- >> i don't want them to drink the water >> that makes me wonder what else you're not telling us. sam: expert says there is no lead level good particularly for small children. the standard for d.c. general services is 15 parts per billion. the d.c. public schools said of the three schools miner and the others any of the hundreds of s

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it is the latest of attacks against bloggers and activists. the possible impeachment of dilma rousseff has taken another step forward. the held of the congressional committee has recommended a vote on her future. he says the case against dilma rousseff is legally admissible. dilma rousseff has been under fire in recent months accused of recent corruption which she denies. >> reporter: for many in brazil wednesday's event brings dilma rousseff closer to the possibility of being impeached. the spokesperson of the special committee in congress that is carrying out investigation on this whole process has said that there is enough evidence that an impeachable crime has been committed, but that it is up to the senate for a vote and to carry out the impeachment process. he is a member of the opposition and many are saying that this recommendation he has given could be tainted by his own opinion by the document. the document will be presented on monday, and if it passes the mandate, it moves to a full house vote. if that happens it is going towards th