what's calls of smaller buddhist artifacts also fell victim to the militant group during its time and now one museum in kabul is trying to repair precious relics shattered by war the puzzle pieces of history just like an ancient jigsaw conservators from afghanistan's national museum are reassembling the country's buddhist past that the taliban tried to erase in 2001 the group went on a cultural rampage destroying thousands of artifacts. they came with a number of people and opened the door of the national museum and then they started destroying the antiquities. just on the nose. after the taliban government fell the same year the museum began the painstaking task of restoration nearly 20 years later this still a lot of work to be done. and of our integrity and our cultural heritage whether it is. objecting move the immovable monuments the 5 we're having all around of one of. very important for me is because. this is part of history this current project and aims to reassemble thousands of pieces into statues within the next 3 years and the hard work is paying off already inspiring a ne

we'll see how they fare that's next on the buddhist league. and don't forget you can always get all the latest news around the clock from our website d.w. dot com and by following us on twitter at w news thanks for joining us. mr curious. do it yourself work. for you max you should know. don't miss out. with him how to be good goes on his way lions how you know if i had known the boat would be that small i never would have gone on the trip without you i would not have put myself and my parents so much danger to the boat it's a dream of their to put a beautifully put.

now, experts at afghanistan's national museum are restoring pieces from the country's buddhist historynewshour weekend's megan thompson has the story. >> reporter: 18 years after afghanistan's national museum reopened following taliban rule, the progress and restoration efforts are visible everywhere. >> ( translated ): they came with a number of people and opened the door of the national museum of afghanistan and they started breaking the antiques. >> reporter: conservators areno putting the pieces back together-- reassembling buddhist relics dating back to the third century. >> it's more than 1,000 years at we had buddhism in afghanistan, it is artistic work, from that period, that is actually showing a very, very important part of that history. >> reporter: using archived photos, 3d imaging aheir knowledge, the museum's experts are piecing together thousands of stucco shards to slow restore statues of the buddha. it's only some of what can be saved after the taliban used explosives to permanently erase monuments like these two giant buddhas. >> restoration of our tiquities and our c

the violence that up witnessed there have pushed me to 2 to 2 fields so i moved back to to see him buddhist who took you from there with the help of a smuggler up. across in a dainty on a boat the 1st time i was captured and went on a boat to greece and they're now getting paid passport. in athens to march say and then to cali spent about 2 weeks in cali you know and the jungle trying to chase these cars and lorries in the back of 3 traitors and containers and traders trying to cross and eventually a man used to cross near the danish german brutus and they made it to the u.k. where were you when traveling alone and how did how did you find a driver or a truck that you could basically bitter right and how did that how did that work. so for me because i was not familiar with the european geography so what teens were tended intended to have been a time into them 141516 we would have 100 probably thousands of these facebook groups where you have different people advertising that this is that this is the person this in before number you can call them you can check them and also people recommendi

we'll bring you the best of the action in the buddhist league coming right up leaders of the pack buyers are expected to have an easy time of it at home to struggling hoffenheim but it didn't go according to plan all that and more in just a couple of minutes. and don't forget you can get all the latest news around the clock on our web site that's d.w. dot com thanks for watching will have more news again in 45 minutes. i'm scared that if i were not tired and in the end it's for me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. new smugglers one liners. what's your story. 'd on what numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. are not even a turn off and yet you want to become citizens. in full migrants your platform for reliable information. quite. the boys are rather back where they feel most comfortable for the 1st time this season by munich and in so much state top of the table and all 3 finds hostage week in the champions league they are brimming

bruising defeat for chancellor merkel's party knocked into 3rd place and are back on top of the buddhist league after a win against frankfurt could do full speed the team to break by munich stranglehold on german football. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program world leaders have welcomed u.s. president all trumps announcement that the leader of the so-called islamic state. was killed in a raid by u.s. special forces in syria trump said baghdadi blew himself up as u.s. troops stormed his hideout but satisfaction at the death of baghdad he has been tempered with several leaders cautioning that although isis as leader may be dead slowly state continues to pose a threat. so far for me it's 90 for iraq and so close to turkey need the village operation in series know the province of the world's most wanted man met his demise leave the remains of the i.s.i. fast in which i'll be back i'll back out he spent his last i hey much of his family plus plus followers died during the u.s. special forces operation. of my house and saw a helicopter in front of me no more than 15 meters in the air

1st place on saturday as long as they beat struggling berg we'll see how they fare as next on the buddhist league. and don't forget you can always get all the latest news around the clock from our website d.w. dot com and by following us on twitter at w news thanks for joining us. to move through curious and. do it yourself network. for you max you tube channel subscribers don't miss out. with them how to be going to keep those suckers with the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be found small i never would have gone on the trip without you i would not have put myself and my parents so much danger to the boat it's a demon to put a beautifully for a. mother and son because that wouldn't give them i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live their lives i'm going to. want to know their story and for migrants for finding and reliable information for margaret's. go full of love but gallops into the belly of the beans don't miss acknowledging the forecasts league leaders the bulls leave us new sheriff for now determined to keep domain down and out.

him 72 in the champions league during the week but the bavarians came crashing down to earth in a buddhist we go home clash with struggling hoffenheim. nico kovacs can't stop smiling right now things could hardly have been running more smoothly for him and the champions as they entered october serge gnabry made headlines in midweek banging in 4 goals in the champions league win over tottenham and even not to eat only briefly on the shattered robot love an incredible goal scoring form but it was tough and i knew you had the 1st real chance of the game in just the 4th minute saugus a dummy and sprinted clear but he lacked composure at the crucial moment by and responded not very bored down on goal but he fired his shot straight to keep all of a poem on hoffenheim while offering a stern a test than spurs so far. out for troika could be happy with his team's 1st half performance but by and always have a goal in their sights often had to start taking their chances they did just that in the 54th minute current until the so was robbed in midfield and a dummy and did the rest. it was from a by a m

in the buddhist league shelter had an opportunity to go top of the league with 3 points away at hoffenheim on sunday but the topsy turvy nature of their campaign continued as hoffenheim recorded a 2 nil victory to make it back to back wins. hoffenheim welcome shelter to the south west looking for back to back wins off the last match day shop victory of a boy and it would have to be a nother upset with david wagner's side needing just 3 points to go chop off the match day 8 band shell coming close after just 3 minutes daniel caligiuri clipping the outside of the post with a sumptuous free kick close but not close enough. as they did against by and it was hoffenheim who struck 1st though alexander nubile could only parry for the last baby on break a march did the rest one nil to the hosts. the croatians 1st goal of the season arriving in the 72nd minutes. and they put the game to bed in the 85th minute taibu racing clear of the shelf at offense. before applying the finishing touch to wrap things up. nightmare defending from shell. on cloud 9. to nail the final score of it wagner's side hole

now it's up to the buddhists to turn the proposal into law they'll have to figure out how to enforce new rules against multinational companies and finance expanded law enforcement oversight of online hate speach. all right well for more on this i'm now joined by our chief political correspondent melinda crane melinda gently of course already has legislation in place that puts the burden on the internet companies to delete or block offensive content how will these new and more stringent measures take on on line hate speech well this is a whole raft of measures which is the reason that you saw 3 ministers presenting them together today the central ones and the ones that were also outlined in your report do relate to these new requirements for online platforms to report to the german authorities and the police on any hate speech content on their platforms and also to disclose the ip addresses of users if those users appear to be inciting violence online and those measures do go further than the ones that are currently in place they would then also be buttressed by additional measures th

now it's up to the buddhist to determine their proposal into law they'll have to figure out how to enforcenew rules against multinational companies and finance expanded law enforcement oversight of online hates. beach. well britain's snap election battle has kicked off with prime minister boris johnson clashing with his main challenger in their final parliamentary battle before the ballot there are now 6 weeks of campaigning before the electorate will make their choice and it's a vote that could end up deciding the fate of brett in just 6 weeks time it might not be boris johnson walking through this door campbell prime minister. coverage you know where no one but johnson does appear confident of victory at his 4th attempt he finally got the election he craved next week the parliament that has been a continual thorn in his side will be no more. it's the end to the rope 2 for it speaker john bercow stepping down after 10 years in the job. thank you mr speaker i have never known this place without you and i think it will be yeah it is going to be different from applause from both sides but th

now it's up to the buddhists to turn the proposal into law they'll have to figure out how to enforce new rules against multinational companies and finance expanded law enforcement oversight of online hate speach. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. a session of prime minister's questions has been held in the british parliament for the last time before parliament is suspended for the december 12th general election british prime minister boris johnson and opposition labor party leader jeremy corcoran clashed over brags it in public spending as they head into election campaign. facebook says it has suspended 3 networks of russian accounts that were attempting to interfere in the politics of 8 african countries the announcement comes on the same day that facebook agreed to pay a $500000.00 pounds fine in the u.k. related to the use of data analytics for political purposes facebook did not admit any liability. turkish president. has condemned a u.s. resolution that recognizes the mass killings of armenians by autumn and forces during world war one as genocide he

having essential his own plans and speaking about those but a colorful array from environmentalists a buddhist monk a former army commander among those 35 contenders for the 8th executive presidency of sri lanka. weather is next but still ahead on al-jazeera another whistleblower comes forward in the u.s. to back up accusations and the impeachment inquiry. and decades of statelessness come to an end to have thousands of nomads in kurdistan. with the be cool. that they're watching. the skies in jakarta if you look at the satellite pictures and who was coming towards java well i've had a look and nothing's been reported yet the i agree that's where the rain should be going now in the forecast is nothing significant there on tuesday still most of the showers going to be further north sumatra through singapore and still a good weapon to thailand and around the corner in cambodia that's in the forecast but you can't rule out a shower to somewhere in java they are just that close and of course the rain is on its way in australia the temperature difference is becoming obvious again anything that come

the open european buddhists of zion and brilliantly especially when it comes to cut in every tonights. 7 restaurants in the small states have been awarded mission on stones. a feast for the senses and a fishing way to wind up a sightseeing tour osama. this is the state capital. here just as everywhere insolvent people appreciate being able to move freely between neighboring countries. european union is not an abstract idea it's visibly alive and well. in the center of the old town just sunk you on market square. and it's filled with shops cafes and pubs here you can really feel just how cosmopolitan the city is. it's up to you ever go to france or luxembourg. yeah sure and what do you there. on the weekends i enjoy going to france to shop the brecon is right next to france as if the markets are wonderful and i like to go 2 minutes a beautiful city out of 5 minutes luxembourg is. it's nice to wander around a little shopping that's the way it is when you live on the border. what do you think of for europe without borders here in this region if you want. my think it's really great i come

the buddhists to. love and respect. such. an. odd place. the boy. this is d.w. news live from berlin lebanon's prime minister announces that he has reached a dead end and that he will step down hariri delivered this news in response to almost 2 weeks of protests that have paralyzed the country but will it be enough to satisfy demonstrators also on the program russia and turkey ceasefire in northeastern syria expires kurdish militias have been given until today to leave the area moscow says the withdrawal is complete and correct disagrees. i'm british opposition leader jeremy colvin said.

because in the facebook implosion worth of buddhist teaching. when i had a chance 1000 facebook friends thought. i am odd and i felt somewhat leisurely at a social event going outside. bangkok has more facebook profiles than inhabitants thais spend more time on the internet than any other people in the world an average of 9 hours and 38 minutes every day. few seem to be concerned about protecting their private data. and that can be big business. which the. chips fall mung problem turns data into money all the day that it will be. used on the news if these 3 people. you need to understand that when you click when you like when you stop to see you already in all the data the best book to go through whatever. we are the technology to help the brand to know how to talk the right way to the right consummate with information from the social media. and his fellow founders set up their company 5 years ago. today they employ a 160 staff to analyze data from asian countries such as japan indonesia and vietnam their customers are government authorities and

a buddhist league a legend even if the table doesn't currently make for happy reading. and are certainly in the business right now it's the 1st time they've been talked since 2011 other surprise team are full of sports going the other way byron have been toppled for now and freiburg dropped a spot but won't mind much. not much action in the. the other half of the table minds with the big movers shifting up out of the drop zone take their place but most people are talking about one team. at the club at one the battle to top the table after a match day 7 and here is the captain of germany's snowball one she even the boldness to go out of the challenge you. are for the moment good but it's more important to me to the game today. are man of the match glad about spots like how much a player who gave everything scored twice and set one up. but sit atop the pile but they're not getting ahead of themselves. these things one is you should give been on him for more than we don't have any doubts holes being. aware of the windows one issue of all thinking it's the 1st time the club

news still to call find out why it's becoming really tight in the buddhist league we ask if it's now the most competitive league in europe. protesters in hong kong have defied an official ban and staged more pro-democracy rallies so i'm turning violent tensions over 5 months of on the rest of spiked again after a protest leader and another activist were buying the assault a days ago. protests went on into the night define a ban by police. as has happened multiple times under the cover of darkness chaos descended a d w reporter i'm talking from today by riot police i think it was that not only did i not mean not that it was not just all the teams had forbidden the rally in a high end shopping district some protesters said they were they are simply to check out the match and eyes. was this. song was on. those at the start. of the. mystique seem to be rising sun these violence follows the stopping and beating of 2 pro-democracy protesters this week demonstrators targeted mainland chinese shops and banks was a result of the anger for the city's chief executive kerry lam many see as a chi

wooden fish actually is an object that is hanging at korean buddhist temple.le has such a thing, it's big, hollow, wooden fish. well, when i compose, i am focused on the character of that piece, that particular piece, each piece. so, i don't actually think of style of music, but what is the character i am dealing with. so, each piece is its own. ♪ ♪ ♪ [audience applauding] robert: and the wooden fish ensemble celebrating the music of hyo-shin na will take place sunday, october 27 at 4 p.m. at the old first concerts at 1751 sacramento street in san francisco. and you can find out more about her and all of our guests and their projects by going to our website, nbcbayarea.com. and of course, we're also on social media, facebook, and twitter. you can follow me @rhandanbc. and that's it for our show today. "asian pacific america" will be back next week, so we hope to see you then. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 www.abercap.com ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. . >>> sometimes you have to let them fight. >>

having essential his own plans and speaking about those but a colorful array from environmentalists a buddhist monk a former army commander among those 35 contenders for the 8 executive presidency of sri lanka hundreds of traders in the pakistani capital islamabad are protesting against new taxes among the measures is a new rule forcing some customers to produce identity documents to help authorities charge tax evaders but it's angered many has a story. although the government in islamabad great tell you that everything is under control and that the economy's doing well however you see a lot of trade. representatives of their trade and israel who are protesting what they say. enemy policies as far as the business community is concerned they say that the federal board of revenue is quality the north business friendly and they're threatening to stage a sit in here in the heart of it. to make sure their degree even heard of the park found we have the traders of pakistan and we are running this country we also ready to pay taxes but not at the cost of the own businesses the government isn't forcin

witnessed there have pushed me to to to to move further afield so i moved back to you to see in buddhist who took you from there with the help of a smuggler. across in a dainty on a boat the 1st time i was captured and went on a boat to greece and there on a boat getting in paper sport. in athens i flew to mars say and then to cali spent about 2 weeks in cali you know in the jungle trying to chase these cars and lorries in the back of 3 traitors containers and trailers trying to cross and eventually a man used and to cross near the danish german brutus and they made it to the u.k. well i mean were you when traveling alone and how did how did you find a driver or a truck that you could basically hitch a ride in how did that how did that work. so for me because i was not familiar with the european geography so what tunes were to intended to happen at that time do them 141516 you would have 100 probably thousands of these facebook groups where you have different people advertising that this is that this is the person this in the phone number you can call them you can check them and also peo

now it's up to the buddhists to turn that proposal into law they'll have to figure out how to enforce new rules against multinational companies and finance expanded law enforcement oversight of online hate speach. through this now i'm joined by political correspondent hans but aren't welcome hans how can this new initiative from the german government help tackle the very tricky issue of online hate speech is indeed that there has to be some skepticism i think one has to say of course what's happened now is that the intensity of trying to prosecute such hate speech is going to be increased and that is a good thing but the question of how it's actually going to be implemented khalid sect of it's going to be is still very much open so i think you can say it's a form of response to these various incidents that have happened in recent times right wing terror an attack on a synagogue this murder that we just heard about about at the same time has to be some skepticism about how the fact of it's actually going to be and what about those people who have been the victims or at least targeted b

now it's up to the buddhists to turn their proposal into law they'll have to figure out how to enforce new rules against multinational companies and finance expanded law enforcement oversight of online hate. speech. and for moral does i'm joined now by our chief political correspondent linda greene good evening to you melinda germany already has legislation in place that puts the burden on internet companies to delete or block offensive content how are these new and more stringent measures how are they going to take on online he speech well primarily by requiring the same online platforms to go a step further and to report any content that is either inciting violence containing death threats or otherwise part of that general category known as hate speech and they would also require the online platforms to disclose offenders ip addresses so that is a significant step further beyond that there were a number of other measures introduced today as well including the establishment of a new hate crime unit in the security authority and and also increased funding for dea radicalization and pre

civilians fleeing the recent fighting gathered at a buddhist temple seen as a safe haven most of them are part of the dutch hill tribe for generations they have cultivated t.v. as their main source of income. because they have been fighting like this you can't go and pick the teal this cause this is a big problem the tea ever ripens and nobody who want to buy it and that's cause economic problems. northern shan state is one of myanmar is the least developed regions of the fighting continues there's little hope that the situation will improve for the people here an example of the failure of a nationwide ceasefire agreement signed 4 years ago but it could also mean political difficulties for a leader on song suchi once she starts campaigning for next year's election it's got hardware al-jazeera. fire has devastated an ancient castle a japanese island of okinawa it's one of the region's most popular unesco world heritage sites although pride has more. surely castle is one of aachen ours best known tall response and had earned world heritage status in 2000. the fire broke out in the main

now it's up to the buddhists to turn their proposal into law they'll have to figure out how to enforce new rules against multinational companies and finance expanded law enforcement oversight of online hate speach. the discovery of 39 bodies in a truck trailer near london last week has turned the spotlight on security at european ports through which millions of tons of freight passed every week most of the victims are thought to have come from vietnam and their journey to the u.k. took them through the belgian port of say to him well now questions are being raised about security procedures there to be a reporter's cif zonder sent this report from say that ahau. it's the end of a long work day truckers prepared to spend the night nears able to go port they'll be driving again tomorrow. they've been on edge since last week when 39 bodies were found in a truck that passes through here they worry that smugglers could use their containers to send migrants to the u.k. without their knowing truck or nickel that's going to claims that happened to one of his colleagues so 6 people got inside hi

happens to be the son of a former president who was assassinated there's an environmentalist there's a buddhist monk so quite a colorful line up martin but i suppose the headline news will be the return of one if not more of the rajapaksa which of course is a very popular day in the state in sri lanka. that's right martin i mean it's literally taken one of someone else in office at which point the rajapaksa as before were voted out but they are staging a comeback in fact we have 2 rajapakse is in the room with the election commission today we had the former defense secretary the form what we've seen being the only one of the 2 handing in their papers this was a back up plan because the former defense secretary still has a bit of a cloud around him regarding his eligibility there is still some uncertainty because he opted in u.s. nationality citizenship in 2003 then he went on to renounce obviously lost to sri lankan citizenship so there is basically a cloud as to whether he's able to establish that he renounced his u.s. citizenship as he claims the most recent amendment of the constitution of s

having essential his own plans and speaking about those but a colorful array from environmentalists a buddhist monk a former army commander among those 35 contenders for the 8 executive presidency of sri lanka. in kosovo supporters of the self-determination party has celebrating after the opposition party emerged with the most votes in sunday's general election with more than 90 percent of the votes counted results show the center left party in the lead with 26 percent just ahead of the center right democratic leader of kosovo the snap election was called after the resignation of former prime minister . has been summoned to appear before a war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the former kosovo liberation army. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold new parliamentary elections he made the play job to meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would notably include all palestinian factions including longtime rival hamas would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 but no date has been announced yet it's. israe

wars so the combination or independence but then the safeguards are not there were basic but the buddhist has the morning that the is for at. advani thanks a date on that in hong kong. this from out 0 still to come on the program. it's only what's led to a state of emergency an equitable. cameroon's president tries to reassure separatists in english speaking regions but it may not be enough we'll tell you why . and in this court with a lucky escape for the world moto g.p. champion in thailand. ukraine's new top prosecutor says that he will review important cases handled by his predecessors think clude a criminal case involving a natural gas company that employed former u.s. vice president joe biden's son it comes as democrats recent text messages revealing how u.s. officials discussed pushing the ukrainian presidency to publicly announce an investigation into trump's rivals president donald trump asked ukraine to investigate biden and his son in july that was revealed in an explosive whistleblower complaint which is now triggered an impeachment inquiry let's go live to washington white ho

the world illegal opium and heroin is produced civilians fleeing the recent fighting gathered at a buddhist temple seen as a safe haven. most of them are part of the duck hill tribe for generations they have cultivated t.v. as their main source of income. because they have been fighting like this you can't go and pick the one of this cause this is a big problem the tea ever ripens and nobody will want to buy it and that's because economic problem especially. northern shan state is one of myanmar is at least developed regions of the fighting continues there's little hope that the situation will improve for the people here an example of the failure of a nationwide ceasefire agreement signed 4 years ago but it could also mean political difficulties for a leader on song suchi once she starts campaigning for next year's election it's got harder al-jazeera donald trump's the federal judge nominee has broken down in tears during a grilling by the us senate judiciary committee lawrence fund diag had been nominated by trying to fill a seat on the 9th circuit court of appeals he was asked about the c

compared to buddhist catches in india or the yields from carlos and bought a delicate arado the ocean is teeming with life here in kenya. but that is what we're going to do that it hasn't only fishes during the day. while the night fishermen are still selling their catch on the beach he's getting his boat ready to go out. as a younger man could only think of one thing getting out of gaza. he traded his life in the village for temporary jobs in the city that is until he realized that he just couldn't live without the ocean. is that what you've been. looking to do the most will be opening for you. nobody you can build and i'm not using up and down. on the might be an open door open that's because you need nobody visible that this cousin is not going to use. it local which won't be open in the middle of a funny looking. main something like we who are together with the mangroves it's also the name of an unusual project through a british non-governmental organization. sells c o 2 certificates on the international emissions market with the proceeds community projects are financed to provide

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having essential his own plans and speaking about those but a colorful array from environmentalists a buddhist monk a former army commander among those 35 contenders for the 8 executive presidency of sri lanka hundreds of traders in the pakistani capital islamabad are protesting against new taxes among the measures is a new rule forcing some customers to produce identity documents to help authorities charge tax evaders but it's angered many has a story. although the government in islamabad great tell you that everything is under control and that the economy's doing well however you see a lot of trade. representatives of their trade and israel who are protesting what they say are enemy policies as far as the business community is concerned they say that the federal board of revenue quality the north business friendly and they're threatening to stage a sit in here in the heart of it. to make sure their degree even. called around the park found we have the trade is of pakistan and we are running this country we also ready to pay taxes but not at the cost of oil owned businesses as the government

world's illegal opium and heroin is produced civilians fleeing the recent fighting gathered at a buddhist temple seen as a safe haven most of them are part of the dutch hill tribe for generations they have cultivated t.v. as their main source of income. because they have been fighting like this you can go and pick the tea one of this cause this is a big problem for ripens and nobody who want to buy it that's cause economic problems. northern shan state is one of myanmar is the least developed region so if the fighting continues there is little hope that the situation will improve for the people here an example of the failure of a nationwide ceasefire agreement signed 4 years ago but it could also mean political difficulties for a leader on song suchi once she starts campaigning for next year's election it's got high level al jazeera a cleanup is underway after a tropical cyclone kyar changed course and hits oman waves of up to 2 and a half meters slammed into the southwest coast. marginson management center has cut power in some areas as a precaution. hello again you're with al-jazeera he

constitutional state that is the crucial basis for peaceful coexistence the german parliament the buddhists talk passes the laws but that's not enough to avoid conflict often different rights are in direct competition with one another. the g 20 summit in hamburg july 2017 even in the run up it was clear that the demands posed by the various actors involved would clash the heads of state and government who are under fire for their recent policy decisions all sources fear the protests would escalate out of control not all the demonstrators were peaceful the police stepped in and both sides were heavy handed in their response parts of hamburg appear to be in civil war. who was on the right the police the protesters. assist and because it's a huge dilemma on the one hand there's this big event with state guests who require special protection and on the other hand you have the demonstrators some of them are peaceful some aren't they protect the nonviolent ones in the same time try to identify and isolate the violent ones and stop them from taking part in the protest at all. kind of actions that

use your voice to speak up for people who are literally being tortured for their faith, muslims, buddhists, felon going and christians, people are suffering horrors, not slightly persecuted, this is like nazi germany or the soviet gulags. at some point you have to say we don't have anything like that over here. we have a voice of freedom and if we don't use that voice of freedom and say forget about the money, there's a time to forget about the money, otherwise you are prostituting yourself and have no values except the bottom line. that is not america. we have ever been a kind of country and i don't think we ever want to be that kind of country. shannon: ben shapiro said what happened to all the corporate do-gooder, it disappeared on contact with reality. that is the sad truth of corporate politics it takes kowtowing to the chinese communist government to earn a quick dollar. >> we are seeing that. when you have to cruise and alexandria ocasio cortez signing the same letter how we have thrown freedom of speech at the window for consumerism, the bipartisan support to a problem. it is embar

world's illegal opium and heroin is produced civilians fleeing the recent fighting gathered at a buddhist temple seen as a safe haven most of them are part of the dutch hill tribe for generations they have cultivated t.v. as their main source of income. because they have been fighting like this you can't go and pick the team this cause this is a big problem the t.s.a. ripens and nobody who want to buy it and that's cause economic problems. northern shan state is one of myanmar is the least developed regions of the fighting continues there's little hope that the situation will improve for the people here an example of the failure of a nationwide ceasefire agreement signed 4 years ago but it could also mean political difficulties for a leader on song suchi once she starts campaigning for next year's election scott al-jazeera. farmers threatening thousands of homes on the reagan library in simi valley california firefighters say dry winds forecast for the next few days are likely just on the flames the fire was burning just a few kilometers from another phone in the get he said to museum in

they have told this totalitarian regime that suppressed the uighurs, the tibetan buddhists.me point in time you will see, the people of hong kong are not backing off. if you followed this for the last 17 weeks, it's been unbelievable the brutality the pla and the communist chinese party laid on hong kong. they were warned. do not ruin the 70th anniversary. yesterday was on the scale the communist party of china didn't anticipate. it shows what his iron grip has oh dued as far as what it's producing as far as democracy and freedom. donald trump is president of the united states. this is the people in 2016 feeling we lost our greatness. the elites sold us out. all the manufacturing jobs were shipped overseas. the fentanyl was coming in and nobody cared. donald trump spoke to that crowd. he's the first president -- this is not republican versus democrat. this has been both political parties, the permanent political class in washington. and the global corporatists made a lot of money because of the slave labor of china. the suppressed wages that destroyed the working class in th

compared to buddhist catches in india or the yields from carlos and bought a delicate arado the ocean is teeming with life here in kenya. and it has. only fishes during the day. while the night fishermen are still selling their catch on the beach he's getting his boat ready to go out. as a younger man could only think of one thing getting out of gaza. he traded his life in the village for temporary jobs in the city that is until he realized that he just couldn't live without the ocean. doesn't want to become like you just. look at some of the openings you. influential the moola on the body and if you know going to madison up and down it on the muddy and open the open that's because you need nobody visible to discuss it is no use. for. the. big local be able to go preaching the open in the middle knuckle to. mean something like we who are together with the mangroves it's also the name of an unusual project through a british non-governmental organization. sell c o 2 certificates on the international emissions market with the proceeds community projects are financed to provide things lik