and there are the buddhist teachings. buddhist teachings help us put things together and understand things. [wind blowing] reporter: for now, buddha is still gazing peacefully into the distance, but a storm is brewing and will soon be here. anchor: when the snow melts in the spring, we'll see if their struggle is successful. lina alvarez had to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds to fulfill one of her greatest desires. with the help of in-vitro fertilization, or ivf, she was able to have her much-longed-for little girl. but her use of both a donor egg and sperm is not without controversy, because lina was 62 years old at the time. her pregnancy at such an advanced age has ignited a heated debate in her native country, spain. reporter: lina alvarez has become a mother once again, at the age of 62. she named her daughter lina, after herself. baby lina started out as an embryo conceived from donated egg and sperm cells in a test tube, and implanted in the womb after her mother-to-be underwent hormone therapy. >> i still c

and there are the buddhist teachings. buddhist teachings help us put things together and understand things. [wind blowing] reporter: for now, buddha is still gazing peacefully into the distance, but a storm is brewing and will soon be here. anchor: when the snow melts in the spring, we'll see if their struggle is successful. lina alvarez had to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds to fulfill one of her greatest desires. with the help of in-vitro fertilization, or ivf, she was able to have her much-longed-for little girl. but her use of both a donor egg and sperm is not without controversy, because lina was 62 years old at the time. her pregnancy at such an advanced age has ignited a heated debate in her native country, spain. reporter: lina alvarez has become a mother once again, at the age of 62. she named her daughter lina, after herself. baby lina started out as an embryo conceived from donated egg and sperm cells in a test tube, and implanted in the womb after her mother-to-be underwent hormone therapy. >> i still c

there and that's why local buddhist villagers and security forces killed them that is what the military is saying so the military is not admitting to any wrongdoing in this particular case so that was really the latest news of come out the last few hours regarding the actual what went on court today you know it's not just this is being looked at as not only a threat to press freedom but threat the press release them brings into question the whole larger transition to democracy in this country with press freedom being such a crucial to talk point about about more but but first i'd like to get your take on how the significance of this admission by the me and my military. yeah i mean they're acknowledging they knowledge it was a mask there was a mass grave there several weeks ago they didn't go anything more into that then coming out tonight commander in chief facebook page they're sticking with their or their whole story line along the way that the military has not had any wrongdoing that's the line that they're sticking with you know several months ago the military said are skewed in mor

in the last three years clashes between muslim or hindu yes and buddhists as well as the security forces have intensified. an advisory commission made up of members of civil society led by former un secretary general kofi anna was appointed to look into the conflict. it's. despite appeal for reduced dialogue and a day after this statement arson launched its attack they say to draw attention to their plight kofi annan made this report asking the b.m.r. government to create save zones for their hand guess why the need for an armed group inside iraq kind of state your language here when you're holding a reihana hokum i don't leave it open to my ramani to do. the reluctant to put out the money accordingly they are done with your holiday as you do not going to do with or know whom it did on whether it was someone the other lowly literally on a car there are quite a worker there and i am only going to be really you. what do you want what does your armed groups want. to kill only humoring little money throughout our town where we are yet or one of us women out of going in this unit and then abo

in the last three years clashes between muslim or hindu has and buddhists as well as the security forces have intensified. an advisory commission made up of members of civil society led by former un secretary general kofi annan i was appointed to look into the conflict. here. three. weeks out. to three. it's just an. despite a man's appeal for review dialogue and a day after this statement our son launched its attack they say to draw attention to their plight kofi annan made this report asking the b.m.r. government to create save zones for their ngos why the need for an armed group inside iraq kind state to learn with their will when you're holding area home to hokkaido i don't leave it open to my little money to do get close he. doesn't really like want to collect the money acquiring today other than where you're headed and i'm going to talk about it you've got to do it or not sign up or know a little more the momentum on the other lowly he said i did and i said i quite a life know this when i go there hung with some of the yellow lidia that are here today what do you want what does you

process and mars military has admitted that soldiers killed ten or henschel muslims captured by buddhist villagers the remains were found in a mass grave and rakhine state last month it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing sense of launched a crackdown in rakhine in august. as president donald trump is still insisting that any immigration reform must include funding for a border wall with mexico it comes a day after a federal judge blocked the government from ending protection for illegal immigrants brought to the u.s. as children our white house correspondent can play hockey. donald trump was defiant when asked in a joint press conference with the norwegian prime minister whether he would sign an immigration deal that does not include funding for a border wall with mexico are annoying for you know no it's got to include the war we need the wall for security we need the wall for safety we need the wall for stopping the drugs from pouring in trouble appears to be giving little ground on finding a compromise to immigration reform i think there needs to be a w

he was a buddhist student at the time who had been part of the buddhist uprising against the governmentn saigon. he had been chased from the city during a crackdown. he joined up with the north vietnamese forces as a writer and a propagandist. very very idealistic. he believed strongly in the fight for independence. he felt exiled from his home. hue had been his home. so when the city was taken he was among the first troops who marched into the citadel. the big fortress in hue. he became responsible that she -- he became responsible, he was essentially working as a commissar, the political arm of the north vietnamese army. his job was to recruit citizens of the city to support the insurrection and to set up a revolutionary government. and also to root out those who worked for the south vietnamese comp -- government in any capacity and arrested them for what was called reeducation, but turned out to be execution primarily. brian: who else? mark: a student in hue university. he hadn't quite started there yet. he was involved with smuggling weapons into the city before the attack. and so h

but the buddhists say, "okay, that's about past life love.e will be good." >> anthony: there's something pretty cool about meeting people who've been, for so long, unable to speak, now so unguarded about their hopes and their feelings. [ burmese singing ] >> anthony: sizzling meats, the clink of beer glasses, ringing bicycle bells. this is yangon's 19th street. does yangon rock? can it rock? >> darko: 19th street is like a must-go place when you are in yangon. >> anthony: meet burmese punk rockers side effect and lead singer darko. >> darko: uh, you can come here anytime. it will be lots of people, like here. >> anthony: so, if you sit here long enough, you'll see every musician in town? >> darko: yeah, you could say that. >> anthony: the citywide curfew used to mean, "close your doors at 11:00 p.m." most shops and restaurants still close early, but not here on 19th street, where you can eat barbecue late into the night. wow. what do we have here? what, uh -- grilled tofu? >> darko: yeah. and this is a porkail. >> anthony: pork tail, oh. >> d

they enthusiastic observe a big party marking the end of buddhist's life.ival of the symbolic casting away of your sins. >> this morning, the laos are watching and drinking as others are racing to the finish line. >> a boat festival? >> yeah. >> each boats are women from the same village? >> yes, each team sponsored by a local buddhist monastery. >> we enjoy the boat. >> how old is this tradition? >> long time ago, many generations, we start maybe on our 6th century. >> oh, what are we doing? >> lao-lao. >> it is mixed with sticky rice so it is good. >> oh, it is quite strong. >> whoo! >> oh, it is close. >> both of you born here? >> yeah. >> i am the older and she's y younger. >> how did the country changed? >> it changed a lot. it is good for the local people and economy and local people can earn money from visitors and tourists. >> president obama was just here a few months ago. >> yeah, he offered a lot of help and education. >> $90 million. >> that's a lot of money. >> helps a lot. >> this one the locals' next. >> chicken feet and buffalo t tendo tendo

i won't worry about being faithful in that area so what i want to use and what i love about the buddhist system although she is a couple things. one, they say that whatever your death is going to be like it is just like right now. our minds were in strong places every instance of our life we don't even notice it after a while that we have inclinations that something to be any different and if they understand the text. it's not going to be any different after with one exception for mind and body is sort of like a wild horse, so active and crazy. when we are alive that is relative to what happens after death. it's like tied to a poll and you cut the rope int and the wild he was easy so what if we have now multiply it times 10 million so that was intriguing it wouldn't actually go the way that it could be exaggerated soviet anyplace people have such intense regrets or hesitation they can't go o onto the next thing. i had to modify my question. i'm going to modify it and it's funny that you mentioned this. [inaudible] one of my favorite writers said a writer can choose what he writes but not

is now completely rakhine buddhists because all the rohingya have been driven out these people also need to be cared for and those people are also being facing restrictions on because or the humanitarian agencies have difficult to access these areas and you know when we talk about what the rohingya from bangladesh will be going back to it's probably something like these i.d.p. camps which are essentially open air internment camps and all these risk factors you've raised about month soon about diseases about lack of security all those things apply in both bangladesh camps and also these i.d.p. camps gentlemen we're going to have to leave it there thanks to all our guests tonight ken matthew smith and phil robertson and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me mama june and the whole team here i found out. this is held most da

isi think the most memorable professor, his --e is he was a buddhist student at the time, who had been part of he buddhist uprising against the government in saigon and had been chased from the city during the crackdown. he had joined up with the north vietnamese forces as a a prop paagandish. >> felt exiled from hue which been his home. when the city was taken, he was first troops that the ed into the citadel, big fortress in northern hue. he became responsible, he was working as what i con-czar. recruit citizens, support the insurrection, to set up a revolutionary government in hue and also to root out those for the south any amese government in capacity and arrest them. turmd out to be execution. >> a student at hue university. actually, he hadn't quite he ted hue university, and was involved with smuggling city before the attack. attack. -- he had published a student-run newspaper for a militant by the sudden presence of american in the city.ops ended up being one of the principle leaders of the north forces as he marched and like che thi mung, he was a person society up to adminis

a million miles military has admitted that its soldiers killed ten range of muslims captured by buddhist villages who were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief made the statement on his facebook page and posted a photo of the grave it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it nourished a crackdown last august triggering an exodus of more than six hundred fifty thousand ranger it says action will be taken against the members of the security forces found to have carried out the killings. matt wells is senior cross advisor with amnesty international has been researching the situation in iraq and state he says the statement from in-laws military is highly unusual it is extremely rare for the military to admit to any sort of wrongdoing it's a it's a military in which soldiers operate with you know really near complete impunity no matter the nature of the crimes and the crimes are talking about here is the military has said today involve soldiers summarily executing murdering ten men who had been captured but i think

go to morrow he doesn't have buddhist and from media. as you buy to get there you know i still hear in five buddhism of the company that's on the screens all about you when there's a lot i don't know if you want to be exposed you're starting to see also seems to have fixed lives in them by maybe that's why i'm not going to be going out of all of them to give you know i mean i mean you know some of the you have to write invited my victory in. the house of let's have ought to as why not in five of those rigs i use almost all the vendors list i'm good on the alpha british do dundon him i'm not a chef and i've been one of it always gets it on as all of the boys and boys or does look good on but they had us next was doing this other stuff on his own by foreign of course and most of all fear hollywood and the kind of rich. hanging on them from a studio one i was stuck at some good gang that there's a live studio about food and shite all routers are left in kwanzaa krenz the second why this definition is killing us and tried what is that kinds

the parliamentarians the highest power in parliamentary democracy is that really the case in the buddhist talk the real center of debate over ideas. believe this parliamentary democracy needs urgently restoring the freely elected deputies who have a direct mandate from the people who have the power line not the government. just like it says in the constitution this means that those in power will always have to come to the parliamentarians and make an effort to build majorities and make the case through argument if they want to pass a law. because that's. the chance they would have to worry about every vote. correct. that would not only have consequences before a vote is taken there would also be consequences when it comes to drafting law. because they'd also be forced to think how will we get a majority. why i now think the current significance of. bringing things back to the grassroots a few months ago the grassroots made their voices heard in germany in the general elections and the nationalist alternative for germany became the strongest party in the opposition and the greens the weake

mean miles military has admitted its soldiers killed ten ranger muslims captured by buddhist villages their remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief is valid to take action against the soldiers it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine last august the aid group doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred have been killed since then. well matt wells is from amnesty international he says there's a mountain of evidence that shows mass killings of ranger took place right across rakhine state. it is extremely rare for the military to admit to any sort of wrongdoing and it's a military in which soldiers operate with really near complete impunity no matter the nature of the crimes and crimes we're talking about here that is the military has said today involve soldiers summarily executing murdering ten men who had been captured but i think the one thing to note about the statements on the commander in chief's facebook page today is what it doesn't admi

me a military has admitted its soldiers killed ten ranger muslims captured by buddhist villages their remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief as valid to take action against the soldiers is thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine in august the aid group doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred have been killed since then but if to cause a senior fellow at georgetown university he says the international community needs to maintain the pressure on me and. obviously there is a unanimous international condemnation of what's going on in myanmar and i think that until me and my government you know allows for free access to reporters to human rights observers to come in to see what's going on in a kind province you know i think that you know we're going to continue to see this downplaying from the government there you know continuing pressure has to be placed on the de facto leader one thousand nine hundred one nobel peace prize winner aung sang suu

looking girl refugees who fled to neighboring bangor this because of a military crackdown in the buddhist majority country bung of this says it's also preparing for the transfer but warned it might need more time turning to south africa and the keep region of the country is in the grip of the longest drought in living memory since two thousand and fifteen the area has seen no substantial rainfall and none is expected before me or june water is already being rationed a party is now say they'll have to cut off all supplies for non essential use by april. a lack of rainfall in cape town is making south africans very nervous water in the city's main reservoir the teva kloof dam is down to thirty percent capacity the situation isn't much better at other reservoirs cape town has imposed a level six alert level six is the next step that we're taking it to. people most significantly less than eighty seven liters per person per day anyone who exceeds the amount of water permitted for each household faces severe penalties that's why a growing number of people are getting their water from public res

of muslim refugees who fled to neighboring bungler this because of the military crackdown in the buddhist majority country bungled this says it is also preparing for the transfer of but it needs more time. to conservative car bombs detonated near a mosque in the libyan city of benghazi on tuesday killed at least twenty seven people and injured dozens more the attack took place as worshippers were leaving the mosque many security officials were among the casualties they have believed to have been the target of the attack. gunmen have stormed an office save the children aid agency in the afghan city of jalalabad two people were killed when the militants battle security forces who had surrounded the building is the nucleus of the sponsibility the taliban has issued a statement denying any involvement police in pakistan ever arrested a twenty four year old a man suspected of being a serial killer responsible for the rape and murder of a seven year old girl the case is sparked nationwide protests of allegations of government inaction police said the suspect had confessed to the mud and his d.n

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killed and many wounded in protests after officials banned a local festival police opened fire on buddhist demonstrators after they ransacked a government building in the ancient city of model in myanmar western rock on stage . that there and officials in california have described the thirteen siblings freed from prison like conditions in their home as friendly and co-operative and now receiving medical care and counseling police found the family after being alerted by a seventeen year old girl who to scape from the house the parents face charges of torture and child endangerment. now bringing europe closer to the europeans is a key priority for the european parliament at the moment and stage is a series of debates on the block future with national leaders first up to present his ideas irish prime minister live red come he said today that europe was at a crossroads with the rise of populism and euro skepticism and with briggs it also looming he called on the european union to ensure britain owners its pledges on the future of north. correspondent in brussels has been following that debate

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well, my wife and i are buddhists, and in tibetan, bar, rdo means transitional state. the one the book refers to is the one that starts from the moment of your death to whatever comes next. and in buddhism, of course, they believe it's reincarnation. so i started with that. and for a long time, i thought i will try to read and learn the city bet tan book of the -- the tibetan book of the dead and make everything match. but then at some point you realize that it's a novel. and the novel has things that it does. it makes beauty, it makes truth, it makes propulsion, it changes your mind, all those beautiful things. it doesn't -- it really isn't the very best instrument for recounting fact, actually. we have books for that, you know? so this is kind of like if you had this beautiful ferrari, and is you're like, oh, a paperweight, you know? [laughter] well, you could. at some point i thought i'm not going to worry too much about being faithful to the tibetan text since i'm not a scholar in that area. so i'm going to use what i want to use. and what i loved about, what i lov

and the tradition is part of buddhist philosophy about a of purifying one of the that happen that weren't great over the past year. it's purification sound of the bell is also to have supernatural properties. believed that it can be underworld. a san francisco man who gave a woman the gift of and was honored time in died in april of 2016 at the of 25. attending high school in noel was pursuing a at santa cruz when he an organ donor, and his of kidneys saved amy from took time today to honor the who saved his life. i was able to donate this in honor. very humbling and it -- it just reminding me of grateful i am to be getting gift of life and the gift of time. such a blessing. is diabetic and the damage caused thor need a kidney her put on the wait list for years. received her organ shortly noel died. and her family will meet noel's family tomorrow and in the parade together. flooding a real concern for parts of the bay area right weather phenomenon that is the high water and how it's expected to last. and our weatherman spencer christian, up next wit accuweather forecast. hello, i'm mike s

prevail myanmar's military has admitted its soldiers killed ten by henschel muslims captured by buddhist villagers their remains were found in a mass grave and rakhine state last month it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine in august in our military submission to the killings came on the same day two reuters journalists were reporting on violence in rakhine state were formally charged with breaching a secrecy law journalists in me and maher have staged a sit in protest against this decision by alone and also are accused of acquiring information illegally to share with foreign media and they're facing up to fourteen years in prison. u.s. president donald trump the still insisting that any immigration reform must include funding for a border wall with mexico it comes a day after a federal judge blocked the government from ending protection for undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children trump also said he would examine whether u.s. liable laws can be strengthened in response to a new book which questions h

at the invitation of the buddhist talk young people from various european countries and from israel have been spending the past few days examining the motives forms and effects of resistance in particular they are focused on the white rose the student resistance group in which the siblings hunts and sophie scholl played a leading role seventy five years ago both of them along with four other members of the group were executed in munich. who would who could expect others to show the courage to speak out when opposition has become a matter of life and death. that is why empathy solidarity and moral courage are all the more important before that point is reached. to take the permanence of established institutions for granted and indeed still rely on their continued existence we can no longer have that certainty after. the rule of law the separation of powers and democracy itself depend on our commitment to. those gentlemen we remember the dead and pay homage to the survivors and we think of the victims all over the world who are still among us we think of their families and descendants for

was to stiffen its border security but despite all the effort and expense spent on beefing up its buddhist migration is on the rise. migrants hoping to be among the lucky few to reach the other side have often rushed the border fence shown in the c.c.t.v. footage released by the spanish government sometimes the consequence is a tragic. on one occasion and say uta and twenty fourteen at least fourteen african migrants drowned when trying to swim their way from morocco to spain. these pictures show spanish buddha guts firing rubber bullets and smoke canisters to would survive this as they swim across the border. those who made it a life were to put it back to morocco on the other side of the. a spokesperson from the spanish ministry of interior said that shots fired one aimed at the swimmers and claimed their response was proportional. today this is no longer an issue isolated in a faraway spanish and played. the number of people hoping to reach europe has swelled by huge wave of refugees from was in syria iraq and afghanistan. thousands of people attesting europe's buddhas by the sea from l

three dimensions one of these days rules one with buddhists not being able to. be refused the two of us. ok that's enough culture for one day. that's better i sure did yell at the. don't look at you'll see god but all. boast or. well you can hear the water men with what's in store me and. what's my usual natural rights now don't worry this isn't my neighbor's flats this is a room specially created to relieve stress. let's see if it works like new. gov patella formal and there's a large that. i must admit is not a bad way to relax mostly just. i'd recommend it you know what they say smashing a shelf a day keeps the psychiatry's to wait. well you look just at history. i almost fell on my feet at the same. time. but i still missed the mountain so. i went to the ski resort to soldier the brutal festival starts tomorrow it's basically the same school consistent with a big twist that's only want. this unfortunately isn't a ski boot it's a leg brace i need to wear off to breaking my own code. takes things to a different level the mountains are higher there are more peo

thousands of people attesting here of the buddhist by the sea from libya to. and from taki to greece and then continuing overland to europe's more affluent countries. these scenes of from hungary as refugees attempt to travel west we are humans where the humanity where the world to see us look everyone here they are fatherless we don't need anything just a troll it's. just good like on top of the world is not a good joke. in response europe is building moves today there are five existing fences across the continent with at least one of the. six either in construction scheduled. but. most of these rules separate e.u. nations from countries outside the union but some fences a planned between member states a move that's against the spirit of the e.u. according to the e.u.'s foreign policy chief europe was built on the idea that walls have to hold down europe was built on the idea of coming together. there are more refugees and migrants traveling around the wards within africa within asia than those that are coming to europe this to say we have as europeans to put

al-jazeera mean miles military has admitted it soldiers killed ten ranger muslims who were captured by buddhist villages their remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine last august well the admission came on the same day two reuters journalists who were reporting on violence in rakhine state were formally charged with breaching a secrecy of. journalists in myanmar have stage a sit in protest against the decision while alone and are accused of acquiring information illegally to share with foreign media and could face up to fourteen years in jail colombia's alien rebel group is urging the government to resume talks president suspended negotiations after rebel attacks fall and expiry of a cease fire in their leaders say the incident should not direct the peace process from pity has more from bogota. historic three months long ceasefire now over and in the worst way as the rebels resumed attacks in colombia many hoped for an extension of a truce which this violations

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times symbolically welcoming the new year and curbing the 108 mortal desires which, according to buddhist torment humankind. >>> in less than an hour marijuana becomes legal for recreational use in california. law enforcement is bracing for an increase in accidents related to people driving high. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains how they can spot pot-impaired drives. >> reporter: bringing in 2018 with a beer or a blunt. soon both will be legal in california. >> hopefully we don't have accidents and stuff. >> reporter: tom and melissa green have already warned their teenagers about the risk of driving high. >> my daughter has her license, my son will be 16 in january. it's been a nonstop discussion. >> reporter: the california highway patrol says pot-impaired drivers are a danger to everyone on the road. >> you see the states that have legalized it. they've seen an uptick in fatal collisions. >> reporter: despite that evidence a new poll shows just 40% of americans believe pot contributes to more crashes. public perception has to change because the effects of marijuana are obvio

when morris military has admitted that its soldiers killed ten by henschel muslims captured by buddhist villagers the remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief made the statements on his facebook page and posted a picture of the grave he says action will be taken against the members of the security forces found to have carried out the killings it's thought to be the the military spurs public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine in august ms maher's military says four hundred people have died since then it's described the victims as terrorists but the aid group doctors without borders contest that claim is based on surveys of refugees who have fled the crackdown at least sixty seven hundred road were killed in the violence describes the campaign as a textbook case of ethnic cleansing more than six hundred fifty thousand of them a fled to neighboring bangladesh that wells a senior crisis adviser with amnesty international has been documenting the violence he says there's a mountain of evidence that shows mass k

it's thought to have been first used in ancient china as a meat substitute for buddhist monks who were vegetarians. they took lots of experimentation. this is anything but young but it wasn't easy we tried out various types of grain but it didn't turn out the way we wanted it. to be and we also created for sauces this is the first week of turmeric in jinja. then there's the classic of sorcery. but we also make our own sets. and then we have a beetroot source or. so what do the customers think. sex and make up and it's delicious and it's a beacon that's pretty rare. i'm a strict vegan and i know how hard it is to find a snack that actually tastes good and you bring your non-league in friends here and they become vegan too. good luck with that them so bon appetit. that's all for today don't forget though that we know your comments write to us at global three thousand d.w. dot com or on facebook global society see you next time bye for now. but you can see prosperity optimism that's the power of global trade global three thousand brought to you by d.h.l. the. law. of. the. fifty kitchens

fifty thousand refugees moving into neighboring bangladesh you know has been fueled by spiritual buddhist leaders in myanmar has been carried out by the military and again sadly has been you know been rubberstamp by songs to choose the political leaders over the asking is that the spiritual military and political leader of a country are doing this it should be ok so all the groups that you just named do you think that that pressure is what got them to at least make this tiny admission or why did they or what is it a sign of. i think it could be a richelle i think you know obviously there is unanimous international condemnation of what's going on in myanmar and i think that until the government you know allows for free access to reporters to human rights observers to come in to see what's going on in a kind province you know i think that you know we're going to continue to see it as downplaying from the government there so. what can make a tipping point to make some of these things happen so it would seem that me and maher that the military is behaving this way because they can what will s

but they're also saying these rohingyas were terrorists who had threatened buddhists.doesn't hold up with thehe other arguments they had been making where there is zero wrongdoing and they have been saying this for months. but they are again t trying to qualify it by saying that these people were dangerous. so, it r really comes down to wt other evidence might be coming out over time. these two reuters reporters, it has been widely reported for weeks that they were looking into thihis mass grave, and we really don't know what kind of evidence those two journalists turned up. brent: let's switch gears now and talk business. u.s. carmaker ford is facing diesel emissions allegations. we have been here so many times. daniel: they just keep coming, don't they? the fumes of dieselgate are now swirling around car giant ford. a u.s. lawsuit alleges ford installed of emissions cheating software in two ofof its pickup. it says emissions on the f-250 and 350 trucks were often five times the limit when tested under realistic conditions. the lawsuit also names german carmakers bosc

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