we are talkino a cannon lawyer cannon law and many use. there's important part of cannon law, as i understand, the law of t matrimony right? >> yes. >> and you are the manager of the tribunal of the archdiocese and the tribunal is connected with adjudications of matrimony in certain ways. can you explain what that is all about. >> as i think i made mention of before, people will sometimes bring their marriage cases these are people who are divorced, and they want to clarify their status in the church and whether they in fact had a valid marriage or not. and they especially want to know if not because they want to know whether they have the possibility of having a future marriage in the church with someone else. okay we don't do dissolutions of sacramento marriages. we don't do divorces either. we do trials and it requires evidence and testimony to make a determination of whether a marriage was null from the moment of the wedding when the consent of the bride and groom was exchanged. >> i think most laymen are familiar with the term annulme

people say you are a loose cannon by supporting this campaignlj people say you are a loose cannon by a problem. that is all. she was caught out quite badly by that question. she was very upset and she was caught off guard by how political it became. my impression was that she was generally there because she was wanted to use her celebrity to highlight a problem. the red cross is helping casualties still by the estimated 15 million unexploded landmines that litter the country. princess diana really did engage and you could see from her facial expressions and some of the questions that she was very moved by what she was seeing as she was very engaged on the issue. do you take into consideration the psychological side as well? she was a mother and when she saw children blown to pieces and missing limbs, it moved out and you could see it moved her. i think that her involvement in the support of the ottawa treaty banning landmines led to a huge increase in public awareness of the problem of minds — — mines and ultimately with a death six months later it made it ha rd a death six months la

>>cannon lived in the warehouse at the time of the fire and he said the night of that party he saw 3 people he didn't know leave just as he started to smell smoke. >>and at the very minute 3 people are leaving that he doesn't know and it's very consistent, you know with our you in position that there had some kind of a fire bombs rome. >>some kind of arson committed. >>adam cannon testified in the go ship warehouse trial on monday that when he ran inside the building to try to help people out the side door the night of the deadly fire back in december 2016 he saw at least 3 people he didn't recognize inside and outside of the warehouse, cannon was smoking a cigarette when he first heard someone yell fire. he lifted the go ship for year and a half he testified in court on monday that there were no fire sprinklers and that is so oakland police child protective services and the fire department inside the warehouse on several occasions, yeah, 5 to 10 visits from cbs officials. 2, 2, off-duty firefighters came in and actually attended a party there. he saw police there at least on 2 occas

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would say pretty disastrous, when he was led to an mayor, he is responsible for ordering the water cannong the water cannon that they made illegal, forgot which fiasco that cost taxpayers $60 million, but the list goes on and as mr martin referred to, he instead of being a diplomat, was insulting most of our allies and other countries and there is a problem with them being a very loose relationship with the truth, and so that lack of ability to do the detail, the hard kind of government which is the responsibility that becomes of a prime minister. that would make people very worried and asi would make people very worried and as i say, he is a very good short—term way of lifting morale but in the long term... carry-on. this story has some of the potential cast of runners, jeremy hunt, matt hancock, sir graeme brady who has resigned to consider whether he might run, he needs to take a deep breath and everything tomorrow that is going to run because it seems inconceivable. it seems inconceivable that we've got this evening, i am not declaring. too much of a remainder. but she said she will b

cannon lambert, former attorney for bland's family. i know it's disturbing.ou. we want to see it from her perspective. this is the new video. my question to you is, why do you think it took four years do this critical piece of evidence to come out? >> i think that there is this general swath of understanding that police, law enforcement are sworn to serve and protect, and sometimes that's viewed as by any means necessary, so i think what is happening is there -- the reason that we continue to hear the call for greater accountability is because there are instances in sandra's instance in particular where she's literally speaking for herself, even beyond her grave, through the ability for her to have ownership over her space and agency over her body by recording on her phone, so i think what we are seeing is even those being impacted by situations where there is excessive use of force, there is indelible proof that these things are happening so there is an effort to conceal such things in a hope to not reveal some of the bad behavior that continues to go on by

caracas in their thousands they fought with security forces who deployed on the vehicles and water cannon to deal with the demonstrations at least one person has died as a result of the violence supporters of president nicolas maduro have also come out in force in the venezuelan capital. reports on the colombia venezuela border i. for a second day thousands of inmates wayland's filled the streets of caracas in protest and once again government security forces used water cannons rubber bullets and tear gas to try to disperse them leaving dozens injured opposition leader one way door called for mass mobilization hoping this will be the final phase of the operation to house president nicolas maduro. i think we have to stay in the streets we have to continue until we achieve it we should demand that the whole of the armed forces declare together that they are with us he reiterated the message from a day earlier when he first urged the military to defect and join him some heeded the call. me because he's my legitimacy president from here on out whatever happens i'm going to follow him to the d

carl cannon, did you poll on the issue of abortion at all? >> we didn't do that, and i don't have any special expertise on this. my heart goes out to the caller but we didn't go into that. >> the health care in other countries are way cheaper, more efficient, and the outcomes are better health wise. i think a lot of that we can adapt some of those systems with other international countries, and use that as a starting point. we don't have to reinvent health care. i think that we are just not having efficiencies because we don't want to adakt those practices simply to say that we're american and our system is better. we can make it more cost efficient. >> that brings up one of the questions you ask about. who will be improving the health care in this decade to come. >> americans are still optimistic. some of these countries have twice the tax rate we have. unless we do that we're probably not going to move to a system like that. i know that americans want better outcomes. so who do you trace to do it in the future? republicans. 30% of congressi

all around plastic eataly which is the end of the official procession we have seen tear gas used to cannons use trying to put out vehicles that have been set on fire by some of the protesters and you can see a huge huge security force all around the perimeter all over this area just in the last few minutes before we came on i we saw some of the protesters looking like they were trying to make a barricade here something that we've seen them do elsewhere in the route as a result of that some of the mobile police forces came in with their batons hitting them and taking them away and detaining people but they're also being injuries today including of one russian journalist who was caught up in the fray at the very beginning over the protest clearly labeled on her that she was a t.v. journalist yet despite that due to the fact that she was in the middle of that foray a police officer apparently hit quite badly with a baton and she is now receiving treatment for her injuries one of many journalists injured in front in the last few months as the chelation protests have been taking place this of co

rallied against the results of the recent presidential election riot police fired tear gas and water cannon as the standoff continued into the night election commission to clear president look forward over the winner of the poll in april with 55 percent of the vote the opposition presidential candidate probable civilian took says he plans to challenge that result in court florence lou joins us live from jakarta florence how many more protesters are they expecting as the day unfolds. we are expecting hundreds perhaps even thousands more we're getting information that hundreds of protesters are already on their way here they're going to they're going to try and mass outs. the office of the election supervisory board which is where they had started gathering on tuesday afternoon in a largely peaceful demonstration which then turned violent on tuesday night and into the early hours of wednesday morning now police say they've arrested 20 people who they suspect of provoking the violence that took place overnight. and but they are expecting the crowd to grow much larger now and this is what pro b

they rallied against the results of the presidential election riot police fired tear gas and water cannon as the standoff continued into the night the election commission declared president joker widodo the winner of april's poll with 55 percent of the photos but opposition presidential candidates proper was will be on to says that he plans to challenge the result in course let's go live to al-jazeera as florence louis is there for us the morning after the night before florence after the police firing tear gas and water cannon overnights what's the situation there now. well it's really it's calmed down largely after very eventful night now at the moment. protesters but we are expecting the crowd to grow now police say they arrested about 20 people overnight these are people who they say suspected of provoking or inciting violence that took place overnight the protests started peacefully. on tuesday afternoon where there are about a 1000 people who are gathered outside the office of the election supervisory board that's just right here behind me and it had started peacefully by night many

also coming up in the show the trauma of cannon one week after the cyclon hit was upbeat you take a look at how people are dealing with the aftermath. and he might as you know you're welcome to the show and thanks for your time it's well press freedom day by press freedom remains a challenge all around the world across africa it's no different while some countries made positive streitz many generalists still sense it repressed on sanctioned out of fifty four countries the press freedom index has classify the situation in twenty six states as eat up bad scene here in orange or very bad as seen in red today we take a closer look at two of these countries zimbabwe and nigeria in nigeria the constitution guarantees freedom of the press but especially in conflict ridden areas like the north east which is the stronghold of boko haram reporting its difficult my colleague funny for a shot travelled to borno state where she met two dedicated generalist working on the constraints. heavy military presence in many parts of my degree the capital of borno state in nigeria often its new terror attacks

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they rallied against the results of the presidential election riot police fired tear gas and water cannon as the standoff continued into the night the election commission declared president joe who were the winner of april's hole with 55 percent of the vote opposition presidential candidate for bo so be others who will challenge the result in course women who support abortion rights of marched in cities across the u.s. in a show of force against conservative efforts to restrict the procedure zeros heidi jocasta reports. well you got it i was. right. c on the 100th anniversary of the house giving women the vote in the united states women and abortion rights activists in cities across the country took to the streets to say their battle is not finished does anyone here think that the women in this country will stay silent while our rights are being taken away from us. they march to protest abortion restrictions recently passed in conservative states 256 nays one alabama's new law is the most extreme it bans abortions except for when a woman's health is at risk making no exceptions for rape o

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carl cannon, did you pull on the issue of abortion? guest: we did not do that.on't have any sex -- expertise on this. my heart goes out to the caller. teddy, in louisiana, a democrat. good morning. caller: i wanted to comment that the health care systems in other countries are way cheaper and more efficient, and the outcomes are better healthwise. i think we can adapt some of those systems and practices from other countries and use that as a starting point. we don't have to reinvent health care. i think we just don't have efficiencies because we don't want to adapt those practices, simply because we are american in our system is better. we can use that as a starting point to make health care more efficient, and make it more cost-efficient and health efficient with better outcomes. host: thank you for bringing up the topic, that was one of the questions you ask in your survey, about which industries or institutions would be the ones improving the quality of health care in the decades to to 3%in technology, six of respondents say it will improve -- 63 percent of r

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molotov cocktails and burning project out there police responded with tear gas rubber bullets and water cannon positions supporters later moved on to other areas of the city setting fire to vehicles and a police dormitory police blame the violence on what they call provocateurs and dozens of boats have been arrested. protesters came from jakarta they came from west java and central java we also found evidence including an ambulance that was filled with stones and tools for attack. the election commission said president we doto had won 55 percent of the vote spending defeat for us ultra nationalist opponent from our general problem. he says the poll was marred by widespread fraud but so far no evidence to back up the claim the president vowed to crackdown on the protests. there is no choice no choice the military and police will take firm action in accordance with the law. but so beyond the defeated candidate is refusing to accept the election result to mobilize people's power the government has deployed some 50000 police and soldiers across to qatar to back up the president's tough rhetoric. f

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clashes on the streets of venezuela's capital caracas national guard troops using tear gas and water cannon on supporters of opposition leader. he has again called on the army to turn against president maduro we'll get the latest from caracas also coming up clashes in the streets of paris on may day there was disruption in other cities as well take a look at how may day was marked across europe and it did he lie to congress and the public u.s. attorney general william barr rejects accusations that he misrepresented the conclusions of the report when he wrote that the report did not support criminal charges against president. it's good to have you with us violence has hit the streets of its way for a second day running as demonstrators clashed with the armed forces over president nicolas maduro has ruled the upheaval the biggest challenge to yet anti-government protesters flooded the capital caracas with opposition leader one making it impassioned speech promising that change will come quite it was a thirty five year old lawmaker who was recognized by more than fifty countries as of its way.

they rallied against the results of the presidential elections riot police fired tear gas and water cannon as the standoff continued into the night the incumbent joko widodo was declared the winner of the poll in april the opposition presidential candidate says he will challenge the results in the courts the united nations says most of the people who fled venezuela are in need of refugee protection and surging governments not to deport them 3000000 people have left the country since 2015 a power struggle is continuing between nicolas maduro the president and the opposition leader. those are your headlines up next it's earthrise and back at the top of the hour i'll see that. millions of dollars of being stolen in a scam that starts in the philippines and stretches across the globe one i want to use gains exclusive access to this cutthroat on the world through a criminal turned whistleblower on al-jazeera. climate change is an existential threat to life on. the world health organization predicts that in 30 years it will be directly responsible for the deaths of over $250000.00 people each ye

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they rallied against the results of the presidential election riot police fired tear gas and water cannon as the standoff continued into the night the election commission declared the president joker would order the winner of the poll than april with 55 percent of the vote the opposition presidential candidate. says he plans to challenge that result in court florence louis has more from jakarta. what problem was doing now is he's using a 2 pronged attack so he's asked his demonstrators to come out on the streets in a show of people power to demonstrate against the electoral outcome now we don't know how long this protest is going to stretch it could take several days and if that happens it's going to disrupt in the city it's going to paralyze the city some offices some schools have already taken precautions and they're closed for the day and then proposal also has a legal avenue that's open to him he's expected to mount a legal challenge in the constitutional court and he's got until friday to do it but the court then has to decide whether or not it thinks there is enough evidence point t

hey there marie's or i'm sure you can hear behind me the cannon fire has started knocking the beginning of the procession the king is going to make his way through the streets of bangkok he's traveling seven fellow mrs in an eight golden carriage she's being carried by sixteen people and just to keep you a sense of what that means really is incredibly hard here at the moment the days people that are carrying him having to change every five hundred meters because it's stream lee hot here now that procession will take the king past three royal tempos that will pay homage to the image a bit but for the people here this is really a chance for them to catch a glimpse of the newly crowned king is not it's quite unusual the people here see the king out in public so this really is a mentors moment for the people who have gathered here around the grand palace today and children looking at live pictures coming in a far off that procession is a very very special day for many thais give us a sense of the excitement among people as this see the newly crowned king. well i mean if yesterday was about

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