the end of last year all stressed the importance of the military project with the pentagon but as caleb maupin now reports now he's hindering the deal that was eventually won by microsoft. remember when jeff bezos called out his tech rivals for not stepping up to the plate when the country needs protecting in my view is this big tech is going to turn their backs on the department of defense this country is in trouble this is how we're going to do it we are going to support the department of foods this country is important the silicon valley tech giants love to walk hand in hand with the pentagon but their employees not so much google workers protested a program using artificial intelligence for drones and microsoft employees have voiced their concerns about a $10000000000.00 contract with the pentagon to offer cloud services but lucky enough for the department of defense amazon led by jeff bezos america's richest man has stepped up to the plate they say amazon is happy to do business with the pentagon we're going to continue support to do this is a great country and it does need to be d

me on i'm excited to be here now technically speaking you're supposed to be me how you are not me caleb because your father the name the year after me gorbachev. so ingrained to most of my substitution is would call me but no. i'm not sure why my parents chose to pronounce it like that but. do you know what was it about me how gorbachev the 1st until house president of the soviet union. made your father call his firstborn after him i do actually my dad was. a bit traumatise from the relationship north america had with russia during the cold war and when the soviet union fell which was. to a large part from which i have there was a huge relief in north america from like the end of the war basically so to dad mikhail gorbachev represented somebody who. you may have like saved north america from russia i don't claim to know better but having listened to a lot of your dad's lectures i think he also may have seen gorbachev is somebody courageous enough to break with the mold and speak up against the prevailing orthodoxy reach i hope something that we can discuss today but before we do that i

asked caleb happen archie new york. the president of the philippines is threaten to rip up a longstanding military pact with the u.s. and i thought the washington council the tourist visa issue to one of his close political allies over an anti drug crackdown or drink or deter the u.s. to reconsider. suit bottle. but go on the move and watering your this is the 1st time. i mean you know. you know. why are you a better man may be brief. visit being force is agreement. also boil down in the so called visiting forces agreement has been in place since 1909 it allows us troops to take part in joint training exercises in the philippines foreign affairs analyst richard hay darian gave us his views on the disputes. here is the president the 3rd is really angry at the united states not only because of the travel ban or restriction imposed on these key allies but there are concerns that the united states might actually move forward with the priest and other kinds of sanctions against the president himself down the road especially

is friendly to russia and china has a mix up at the polls it's time to reduce the country to chaos caleb up and r.t. new york ok please when you are coming away after the short break. might appear showy and shallow but he has once again defied his critics this time by securing his impeachment acquittal what is it about the 45th president of the united states that makes people love and hate him so. the world is driven by shaped. thinks. we should ask. there is a closed hearing taking place against a private security company accused of spying on julian assange a spanish court is deciding if they violated the privacy of the wiki leaks publishing spanish you see global was hired to protect the ecuadorian embassy in london mahler songs was in exile that last summer recordings of his songs from inside the embassy with leaked online and allegations of emerged the company might have shared surveillance with the cia so far the u.s. intelligence agency and ecuadorian embassy officials have declined to comment the director of u.c. global says all information regarding the case is confidential. spok

turn skyrocketed operational costs and has another major consequences to a moral not an hour from caleb moore but if you were spending hundreds of millions of dollars to send weapons to a foreign country it would probably pay to keep track of them but apparently that's the last thing that was on the pentagon's mind when it came to operation inherent resolve in syria. special operations joint task force operation inherent result person no did not account for the budget is 715800000 of count arses trained and equipped fund equipment for fiscal years 2017 and 28 seen hundreds of weapons were not properly stored duplicate purchases were made the amount spent went higher and higher now that might give critics of the military industrial complex something to complain about but that's not the crux of the problem here take a listen to this special operations joint task force operation inherent resolve on 1st that sustainment command personnel left thousands of council offices trained and equipped for and weapons and sensitive equipment items fordable to muscle theft without conducting consistent

power and obstruction of congress which stemmed from his dealings with ukraine we can now cross to caleb walkin in new york's find out more about this good to see you now almost old senators voted along party lines to deliver this widely expected result can you tell us how it played out please. well the impeachment proceedings have come to their ultimate conclusion donald trump was acquitted on both charges abuse of power and obstruction of congress however even though it was a quick vote with a very little unexpected activities there was certainly plenty of debate in the lead up to the ultimate vote and conclusion the proceedings this is some of what we heard. your hatred of donald trump has blinded you to the obvious this is not about protecting the country this is about destroying the president born american president to deliberately solicit such a thing to blackmail a foreign country into helping him win an election is on forgivable this part is on impeachment will in. how could such an offense not be deemed a high crime a crime against the people if you think you've done the country

of occupying and pillaging syria and supporting terrorist groups or we can now cross like 2 artes caleb moore who is in new york for as i cared about what was said at the session well quite an intense disagreement among countries represented at the u.n. security council when it comes to the situation in syria's province of lip now quite harsh words were given by the representative of the united states who was very accusatory in her language when speaking on behalf of the trumpet ministration regarding syria and russia. the trumpet ministration condemns in the strongest possible terms the assad regime iran hezbollah and russia's barbaric an unjustified military offensive to be quite clear what we are witnessing is deliberate lethal violence against thousands of innocent children women and men. and now when russia spoke to the 15 member body russia emphasize the fact that it seems like these meetings are happening almost timed in a way to undermine the syrian government's efforts to defeat the terrorist forces the russian representative spoke very critically of how this meeting was planne

cambridge university center for the future of democracy say's americans are among the least sufis fight caleb options been reporting we're used to hearing that the usa is a cradle of democracy and in case you might forget they remind you at every opportunity trumps impeachment is no exception this is not a banana republic. it's the democratic republic. of the united states of america a moment when our democracy was gravely threatened embattled democracy being invaded by this by the by russia democrats accuse donald trump of using his political position for personal gain and thus corrupting the entire system trump shoots back that the democrats are manipulating the constitution in order to go after him by proceeding with your invalid impeachment you are violating your oath of office your breaking your allegiance to the constitution and you are declaring open war on american democracy interestingly new data has been published by the u.k.'s cambridge university showing that among americans there's been a dramatic decline in people's confidence in democracy we decided to talk to new yorkers and s

a sprint finish by germany's pascal ackermann riding for the bora—hansgrohe team — with australian calebning victory to become the new wbc heavyweight, it would only be right of tyson fury to mingle with some of the fans, who made the trip to vegas to watch his incredible comeback. the heavyweight champion partied the night away, at the club in the mgm grand venue — and the day after was on the streets, having pictures with fans and followers. what a moment for them, after seeing the british boxer take deontay wilder's wbc title, in a 7th round stoppage. incredible fight, incredible scenes. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.comsport.but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the weather looks set to cause a few more problems over the coming days. first of all, well, the risk of flooding hasn't diminished at all. we've got over 100 flood warnings currently in force, and we've also got a severe flood warning that's been issued. that's been put on a stretch of the river severn, this time in shrewsbury, in shropshire, and it's her

to caleb melorting lby, noah, and david of out a taxnews to find break was used to enhance poor areasut instead construct high-end luxury projects. business reporting to dominic gates, mike baker, steve mellitus and lewis cam of the seattle times for showing how boeing and the faa cut corners and approving deadly design changes to the 737 max jets. toironmental reporting of politicor evich in establishing the department of agriculture squashed its own research that would help farmers adapt to climate change. military reporting to craig whitlock of the washington post for the afghanistan papers. a report on thousands of documents from u.s. officials acknowledging the 18 year war is a disaster. justice reporting to lisa gardner of the philadelphia inquirer for exposing the physical abuse of boys at a well-known reformatory school. byitical reporting is shared chance swain, jonathan sherman, er as well as luke broadwater of the baltimore sun for revealing municipal corruption that led to the oust of the cities respective mayors. magazine reporting to lizzie d "ther for the dispossessed"

he's three minutes and 46 seconds behind australian caleb ewan who won the second stage.leg at the criterium du dauphine last june. defending champions australia have got their first win of the women's t20 world cup — after beating sri lanka by five wickets. it wasn't easy for the hosts by any stretch... with sri lanka making 122 from their 20 overs — with captain chamari atapattu scoring 50. she hit two sixes during that innings — and one might have sailed over the fielders' heads. but not one fan in the crowd... some serious committment to take the catch. australia were really struggling early on in the run chase... but they eventually reached their target with three balls to spare. india are top of that group after beating bangladesh by 18 runs. they scored 142 for six — but did have a moment to forget in their innings — as deepti sharma and veda krishnamurthy got their communication all wrong. it didn't affect the result though — bangladesh scoring just 124 for eight — two wins from two for india. sir mo farah repeatedly denied to us anti—doping investigators that he

to surprise second data brandon, kindergartner ethan, brothers and their littlest brother caleb who hadnseen thr dad dad may be home, but he is not off-duty. the boys are already planning the first mission. a nerf gun war. >>> coming up, you could call it the hottest 24/7 reality show in southern california. thousands turning in hoping to catch a very special moment for a pair of bald eagles. tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. try to win by attacking, now, we know the trump strategy- distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like

firefighter caleb amico spotted the owl while fighting the maria fire.in his jacket and took it to a rehab center. the owl had broken a bone in its chest which kept it from flying. caleb did the honors yesterday, releasing ram into the wild. a wonderful sight. >>> all right. other news. the breaking news. we now have our first sign that coronavirus is spreading in a new way here in the united states. a lot of people have questions. what can you do? what should you do to protect yourself and your family? dr. sanjay gupta has answers, next. with over 75 years of savings and service, geico is the easy choice. we could even help you with homeowners... oh! not again! oh, thanks! you know automated lights are just the beginning. pretty soon they're gonna have eyes... everywhere. well goodnight. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. ♪ and you wrapped your arms around me for days ♪ geico. after being a part of millions of love stories... ♪ ...at kay, we've learned the most important love story... will always be your own. every yes. oh my gosh, yes. begins

so his wife wanted to make the homecoming extra special for the boys and their littlest brother caleb. she called up the school who called up the district and today. >> would you come join me up on the stage? >> reporter: brendan and ethan stood in front of the curtain and explained their dad had been gone a long time. >> we're wondering if it would be amazing if you were to see him right now. would that be cool? >> hey boys! >> daddy? >> daddy! >> reporter: a whole lot of hugs and some tears later. >> just happy to get these boys. that was one of the best moments of my life. just excited to be home with these guys. >> reporter: as for what's next. >> they've been talking about since the day he left having an all out nerf gun war. >> thanks to everyone who made this possible. >> 324 days, but who's counting. >> i think i'm crying! >> that's it for the news at 5:00. >> the news at 6:00 starts now with ken bastida and elizabeth cook. >>> now at 6:00, oakland residents meeting right now in the east bay. they just found out about toxic ground water that shut down a high school. >> as soon

a pregnancy loss but it's still not the norm >> reporter: when their daughter was 3, angelica and caleb gunn were thrilled to discover they were pregnant again. >> i told work and told friends we did a photo shoot with our daughter she had a cute shirt that says i have a secret. then the back says she's going to be a big sister >> but about 12 weeks in on mother's day 2015, anjelica had a miscarriage. at the time she had a job working the front desk at a clinic her employer sent flowers but when she called to ask for a week, she was told they did not provide paid time off after a pregnancy loss >> they were like, you can take a week off unpaid and then after that you need to come back to work >> could you afford to take a week unpaid? >> no, i couldn't, but i did. >> reporter: she did the same thing after two more miscarriages after struggling to keep her spirits up>> it's like if someone loses a family member, you don't expect them to come back to work and be happy and jolly.a miscarriage, it's like you can have more kids or you'll get over it. it's fine. >> no worker should have to ch

mention though what makes america's own far reaching global surveillance network a better alternative as caleb maupin explains. now that the impeachment debacle is all wrapped up guess who's going to europe in order to promote one of the trumpet ministrations key policies it's the speech ripper herself nancy pelosi the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives is urging european countries to drop plans to use while away as their 5 g. carrier for the benefit of a few corporations you cannot sell the privacy of the people of your country down the river as i said before it's like having the state police write the chinese state police right in your pocket you see nancy pelosi just cares about your privacy odd that she's one of what edward snowden called the gang of 8 key figures that are overseeing surveillance in the united states is far and snowden he did there on the in a disagreement with you he did violate the law in terms. of releasing those documents we don't know i understand and i understand odd timing as well it's just been revealed that the cia was the secret owner of a swiss company

security council what he described the plan as a reward for occupation caleb maupin reports. this is the state that they will give us which is like swiss cheese which of you will accept such a state. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas spoke before the 15 member body that leads the united nations and made his case about why palestine is rejecting the proposal put forward by the white house and israel take a listen i have come to you to call for a just peace on behalf of the palestinians that is all i have come to you today to reaffirm the palestinian position which rejects the israeli american proposal this is supported by the results of meetings of the arab league the organization of islamic cooperation and the african union they have all concluded that this plan must be completely rejected that's in addition to statements by the e.u. russia china japan and others now abbas did mention he was open to negotiations with israel as long as the negotiations were sponsored by what is referred to as the international quartet united states the un russia and the european union now the i

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terrorists bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars worth of weapons and then accidentally losing them caleb up and r.t. new york. britain's largest arms maker be a e systems has received a backlash online after its chief executive boasted about the firm's bumper profits last year 21 seems a good year for the company we grew sales by 7 percent. and that enabled us to grow individually like foreign office which is the greatest increase we've had to give it in the past 8 years. b.a. isa's tems is the leading defense contractor in europe. the 4th largest in the world its most lucrative customer is saudi arabia which accounts for 15 percent of annual group earnings the company's dealings with riyadh have been repeatedly called into question over accusations the gulf kingdom has committed numerous war crimes in yemen saudi arabia launched a bombing campaign in yemen back in 2015 to help the government fight a hoot the rebel insurgency since then the war has claimed more than 100000 lives millions of people have been displaced and much of the country is in ruins be a he has always insisted it comp

the disorder in and around his own life and you can watch the full version of that interview with me caleb peterson on the worlds apart program by heading to our website. queen of england dissented that the accusations against julian the sons are politically motivated not criminal in a letter explaining why she would not get involved in the case an activist that asked the head of state to intervene to release the wiki leaks founder we plead for your majesty to speak your mind and your hearts to the world so as to ensure that mr julian assange is freed from belmarsh prison unconditionally and protected from the vengeance that is the united states i must tell you however that as a constitutional sovereign her majesty act on the advice of her ministers and remain strictly nonpolitical at all times this is therefore not a matter in which the queen would intervene the surge is being held in britain's belmarsh prison for breaching bail conditions in 2012 he faces extradition to the u.s. on computer hacking and espionage charges the u.s. has indicted him over the release of thousands of classifie

they're thin followed by pledges it will be thought and quickly if caleb maupin explains when it happens in other countries washington's reaction can be very different. often the way we interpret events can be very subjective if something happens to someone else we see it one way but it happens to us we see it very differently let's compare the electoral confusion in bolivia last october to the electoral confusion in the us state of iowa last week and both situations and election took place and the results were delayed and then authorities said that some irregularities have happened throughout the collection of records over results the i would democratic party identified in consistencies in the data and used the redundant paper records to probably correct those errors there was intentional manipulation and serious irregularities the make it impossible to validate the results originally issued by the bolivian electoral dorsey's in both instances the public spoke up and cried foul folks i don't know what is going on with the iowa democratic party and the slow trickle of results how many of

continent but my proposed warm speech is standing contrast to washington's recent actions in the region caleb maupin reports. like peo is on a goodwill tour of the african continent trying to convince nations that they have no better friend than the good old us of their colleagues in america do we the voters go to the nation's capital to do dollars with natural gas. down to that american businesses are sure to leave all as well during our meeting i congratulated both the president and the foreign minister and the newly discovered energy reserves off the coast american firms like cosmos energy halliburton baker hughes are all helping to develop these resources so that they benefit the senate good senegalese people not foreign actors peo has been the u. . u.s. secretary of state for some time however is interest in africa seems to be quite new but perhaps that's because his trip to africa isn't really about africa it's about competing with china it's tempting to accept easy money from places like china. but what good is it if it feeds corruption and undermines your rule of law but that ship has

the new government they'll be in the government just like they were you know before the us invasion caleb oppen r.t. new york. however there are genuine concerns that some of the criteria for the plan will be difficult to meet we discuss the issue with a research analyst at the center for conflict in peace studies in afghanistan i am like other optimistic but in the same time cautious about it because you know there are. things on all sides that the americans and the taliban need to do in the afghan government has to do in if you look at the timeline it just really seems some point and realistic for example releasing up to $5000.00 taliban detainees from the afghan custody by march which is 10 days from now or preparing the afghan government to search across from from the taliban in negotiate and start the interim one dialogue while we don't even have a proper negotiation team on the other side like if you talk about taliban going after transnational elements and jihad is that are seeking safe sentry's in afghanistan that also seems unrealistic because there are elements hard core element

the latest polls bernie sanders shares a surprise lead with former vice president joe biden auntie's caleb maupin reports on why saunders could be washington's black sheep. the iowa caucuses are upon us and monday as the 1st primary contest takes place and jaws are dropping because the front runner isn't one of the sexy centrists favored by the d.n.c. but an elderly socialist from vermont 2 is technically not even a democrat but a registered independent can imagine any woman watching last night and saying i believe bernie i think people believe has been running bernie sanders against trump would be an act of insanity so to have him just flat out say no i think wasn't wasn't nearly enough to address that for the women watching bernie can't win according to the new york times bernie sanders is surging ahead because he has an enthusiastic base of supporters who are attracted to his left of center agenda mr saunders insurance and his apparent roys in the earliest primary and caucus states reflects both the loyalty of his core support says and their conviction that mr saunders would bring the s

asked caleb happen r.t. new york. the president of the philippines rigo to say is planning to rip up a longstanding military pact with the u.s. that after washington cancelled a tourist visa or issued to one of his close political allies who's been in charge of the country's tough crackdown on the illegal drugs trade washington said that the visa had been revoked because the crackdown had strengthened and human rights were being violated but he did make his feelings very clear. see above goal. been there low but go on the move i am wanting you know this is the 1st night. buggin then when you know. you know. what are you it better man may be. visiting agreement. the whole same. cycle visiting forces agreement has been in place since 1909 it provides a framework for u.s. troops coming to the philippines for joint training exercises if it is canceled it will affect more than 300 military personnel we spoke to political scientist and foreign affairs analyst richard darrien about the impact this could have. 3 out here is t

welcome back to worlds apart with me caleb peterson the prominent house longer and daughter of the canadian psychologist jordan peterson because before the break we touched on this issue of. medical authority and trusting medical advice reach many people don't question given you a family's extensive history in this round what do you think is a responsible stance when it comes to medical advice and your own house. i think how much should you trust them how much should you mistrust while i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this i corps of water main disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like that has nothing to do with autoimmune disorders. diet has nothing do with mental health i don't mean or disorders and mental health aren't associated and i kind of over the years learnt that everything i had been told and everything i believed in regarding the medical community was wrong and harmful so my su

americans have in their bank accounts my colleague caleb mop and asked new yorkers themselves what they would do with that kind of money what would i do if i had $8000.00 extra dollars to spend the pace of medical bills. to donate to the bernie sanders campaign a little bit would pay off my car and put money in savings for my retirement pay my credit card off and with hundreds of millions of americans out there those contributions add up to a lot of money even if the us ministration decided to leave or was evicted from iraq immediately the bill of war to the us to date would be an estimated 1922000000000 in current $1.02 trillion dollars that's larger than most countries g.d.p. and there's plenty of other ways to spend that kind of money like paying off the entire country student debt you'd still have billions more left over and that could be used to improve underfunded school systems or make sure everyone has health care all that money is just what was spent on the iraq war it's obscene it's criminal. really there was no not at all. there you know really reason for us to be there when

is friendly to russia and china has a mix up at the poles it's time to reduce the country to chaos caleb up and r.t. new york. and from one fell to another following an unsuccessful us back last year they were asked has imposed another round of sanctions on caracas washington has blacklisted by as well as a largest airline and threatened new restrictions on foreign firms who work in the country russia's foreign minister expressed solidarity with venezuela during a visit to the capital. we reiterate all solidarity towards venezuela and the venezuelan people in their fight against the united states but we denounce old methods such as legal sanctions and the attempts to demonstrate the will of the people as well as these if ference in internal statements are. not in any going people that there is new police here for imperialist illegal sanctions and military intervention which we can reiterate that we say that it's well it can't tolerate sanctions and let me know that the latest round of u.s. sanctions target 40 aircraft about as well as national carrier comes on top of existing penalties o

me on i'm excited to be here now technically speaking you're supposed to be me how you are not me caleb because your father's name the year after me gorbachev . so in great detail most of my substitutions would call me but no. i'm not sure why my parents chose to pronounce it like that but. do you know what was it about me how gorbachev the 1st until haass president of the soviet union. made your father call his firstborn after him i do actually my dad was. a bit traumatise from the relationship north america had with russia during the cold war and when the soviet union fell which was. to a large part of which i have there was a huge relief in north america from. the end of the war so to dad mikhail gorbachev represented somebody who. may have like saved north america from russia i don't claim to know better but having listened to a lot of your dad's lectures i think he holds may have seen gorbachev as somebody who rages enough to break with the mold and speak up against the prevailing orthodoxy reach i hope something that we can discuss today but before we do i have to ask you how is y

it what criminal would ever be caught doing wrong if they were in charge of their own investigation caleb mopping. heart see new york. the british home office and an appeals court of found themselves in a row over the deportation of violent criminals to jamaica it's been confirmed that 17 people were deported however 25 other cases were held back due to a court order concerns were raised by a judge that those being held in detention were not given access to legal advice or phone the u.k. governments defended its move saying it will act to remove serious offenders who are foreign nationals. the offenses which these people responsible for include one month slaughter one firearms offense 7 violent offenses 2 which are in the category of rape or sexual offenses and 14 drugs offenses we make no apology whatsoever for seeking to remove syria's foreign national offenders we go reaction from human rights lawyer show it can and political commentator andrew walker on whether the deported criminals should have been given sufficient access to legal support even if they pose a serious threat to societ