now the indictment says that cardo one made these weapons sales without the permission of u.s. leaders however we have the sworn testimony of a member of the national security agency this official says that his weapons deals were carried out with the complete approval of the united states my finals will contain my notes and memoranda from meetings i attended with cia director casey or cia deputy director gates which included discussions of cardew ins manufacture and sale of cluster bombs to iraq the cia authorized approved and assisted conduit and in the manufacture and sale of cluster bombs and other munitions to iraq cargo and started out as a man who manufactured mining explosives however with the help of the world now one of those u.s. allies that cardo and happily did business with was the baathist government of iraq back in the one nine hundred eighty s. iraq was at war against the islamic republic of iran iran ayatollah khomeini was certainly no friend of washington or the pentagon so the united states gave saddam hussein a large amount of support in his war against the

allies that cardo and happily did business with was the baathist government of iraq back in the one nine hundred eighty s. iraq was at war against the islamic republic of iran iran ayatollah khomeini was certainly no friend of washington or the pentagon so the united states gave saddam hussein a large amount of support in his war against the iranians in one thousand nine hundred eighty four the us ambassador to chill a call card owens business quote a lucrative market for cluster bombs but a lot has changed in thirty years so adamant started this cruel war against kuwait tonight the battle has been joined american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations. to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger sort of piers that they now want to extradite cardo on for a crime they gave him the full go ahead to do it shows that just like in the case of saddam hussein himself working with the united states never really comes with a guarantee what they help you to do today they might extradite you for doing tomorrow ok look him up and r.t. new

department of justice wants to extradite a wealthy chill léon wine manufacturer carlos cardo and to standtrial one of the charges well according to one thousand nine hundred ninety three indictment he sold weapons to former iraqi strongman saddam hussein cardo and maintains he did not however commit any crimes. now the indictment says that cardio one made these weapons sales without the permission of u.s. leaders however we have the sworn testimony of a member of the national security agency this official says that his weapons deals were carried out with the complete approval of the united states my files will contain my notes and memoranda from meetings i attended with cia director casey or cia deputy director cluster bombs to iraq the cia authorized approved and assisted conduit and in the manufacture and sale of cluster bombs and other munitions to iraq cargo s. installed military dictatorship in chile he started selling weapons around the world now one of those us allies that cargo and happily did business with was the baathist government of iraq back in the one nine hundred eighty s.

its people and to defend the world from grave danger sort of appears that they now want to extradite cardo and for a crime they gave him the full go ahead to do it shows that just like in the case of saddam hussein himself working with the united states never really comes with a guarantee what they help you to do today they might extradite you for doing tomorrow caleb mop and artsy new york your what's going through the national with more news just off to this short break. she gate is slowly becoming part of history the resistance continues to resist but clearly the president has the wind at its back now is it time for a great awakening what are the lessons to be learned in can the liberal media recover from this fiasco. join me every thursday on the alex salmond and i'll be speaking to get out of the world of politics or business i'm sure business i'll see you there. was the international the performance of a greek tragedy at the renowned university in france has been cancelled after it was labeled phobic colonialist and racist the play shouldn't part of an annual ancient theatre festival

its people and to defend the world from grave danger sort of appears that they now want to extradite cardo and for a crime they gave him the full go ahead to do it shows that just like in the case of saddam hussein himself working with the united states never really comes with a guarantee what they help you to do today they might extradite you for doing tomorrow ok look him up and r.t. new york is that we were different performance of a greek tragedy at the returns of bone university in france has been canceled of what was labeled afro phobic colonialist and racist the place should have been part of the. theater festival but students blocked actors from entering the theater because black face makeup was used during last year's performance to try and head off the problem this year actors were supposed to put on black masks instead according to the university's ministration the founder of a french think we spoke to says this ban is quote an act of violence. absolutely this is an absolutely to collect around measure to ban a type of performance an act of violence took place and something on t

among the victims cardo andrews. he was shot dead because he refused to join the local gang his son levi was only five when it happened. and will be a. long supply was alice and. me that they wanted to kill him with the. guys at the front but you know. and the thing we need. thing happened to me. i maybe find a bit of a gang member. card to andrew's mother insists his murder a could have been prevented in other parts of the world he might have been able to ask the police for help but here say locals the authorities gave up the fight for law and order years ago. but there is a team dedicated to taking up that fight led by local pastor craven angle. they've installed microphones and cameras in the hanover park and manenberg neighborhoods and they bring them to. see and hear whenever there's a shooting they typically occur around three times a day. this will instead of waiting for the police the group prefers hitting the streets themselves they have their own approach and strategy. these things somebody could be one but

waitrose that his products are cheaper and better quality and this is all because of the deal with cardos going to be absolute bloods —— bloodshed in buckinghamshire! we could have spoke about that for the whole of the section. that's it for the papers for this hour. we'll be back at 11:30pm for another look at the papers. next, it is click. is that time of year again when we go to the biggest mobile event, the stands are filled with an array of gleaming rectangles, but on the whole, they look quite similar. on first glance at least. there are plenty of great phones here but mine does a lot already so would i really wa nt to does a lot already so would i really want to upgrade, just for a slightly bigger screen and a slightly better camera? well, probably not, and it seems that plenty of people are in agreement with me. two of the biggest brands, apple and sampson have seen sales slowdown. but where there has been innovation, the prices are eye watering. huawei showed its new phone. when we saw the new device fold, it was a wow moment. the screen is thinner than rival samsung is the comp

. >>> >>> mayor lick cardo is giving his state of the city address he will give it at the tiny home construction site. the city council approved the development of two communities of tiny homes to shelter the homeless as they transition into more permanent housing. in the area more than 7,000 are homeless. 75% of them do not have access to a shelter. >>> the trump administration program requiring asylum seekers to wait in mexico is expanding into a second port of entry. it's being implemented as border arrested soar in february to a 12-year high. so far 240 people total have been current to wait their asylum cases. >>> the president's former campaign manager faces a judge for potentially the last time today. >>> scott mcgrew, he's facing another sentencing? >> as paul man aford did in his last tight. this is the second time manafort will be sentenced. the first time he escaped a 20-years sentence as the judge sentenced him to just 47 months, star less than what prosecutors were asking for and far less than what the sentencing guidelines called for. paul manafort faces that second court sentencin

happening today, sam lick cardo giving his state of the city address today.e's expected to focus on affordable housing and homelesses in. he will give his speech this morning a a tiny home construction -- to shelter the homeless as they transition into more permanent housing. according to santa declara county in sand jose and the surrounding area, over 7,000 people are homeless. 75% do not have access to a shelter. >> a new warning for anyone who may have passed through l.a.x. recently. you may have been exposed to measles. a los angeles public health leader said that someone recently diagnosed had a 12-hour layover at l.a.x. anyone knotts vaccinated might have been at risk for the exposure. >>> new details on a looming name change. starting next year, burnett middle school will be called something else. we don't know what yet. school leaders are vetting more than 400 suggestions. the current namebake peter burnett was california's first governor. he served for about a year. many historians now consider him a blatant racist. >>> the program is expanding to a