started a citizens movement called why have i complained for 5 years now i have been working with more people to create awareness about the. schoolchildren are an important part of the campaign and they want to make their voices heard to the authorities. for the 1st time now on the very latest and that is coming up air pollution will be a you know we was the aam aadmi party to make air pollution an election agenda and hopefully the other parties will have to follow now just city and region are already facing an environmental crisis when the students of the school have grown up it will be their turn to find ways to improve air quality in the structurally developing country. for now they're still learning how important the environment is . singing songs about planting trees and. making the city green again. recovering every year the stubble bombing by farmers in north india is a major cause for air pollution affecting some of the biggest cities in india it's clear the banning and filing solution is not quite working creative solutions for farmers are in high demand and the indian startup

started a citizens movement called my friend for 5 years now i have been working with a team of people to create awareness about it. schoolchildren are an important part of the campaign and they want to me. their voices heard to the authorities. tired out of the very latest and that is covered up for you said you know the aam aadmi party. i don't believe you have a party will have to follow. the city and region are already facing an environmental crisis when the students of the school have grown up it will be their turn to find ways to improve air quality in the strap and lead developing country. for now they're still learning how important the environment is. singing songs about planting trains and making their city green again. recovering every year the stubble bombing by farmers in north india is a major cause for air pollution affecting some of the biggest cities in india it's clear that the banning and final solution is not quite working creative solutions for farmers are in high demand and the indian startup is working with farmers on the outskirts of delhi to reimagine the agro

flirtation with those strengths and states of emergency purposes into chaos the trauma of the 2nd citizens movement in shams the people of britain still adored her. mother was closest to. the start of an era that defines over a modest. 1970 1000000 a big commitment to israel since december 23rd come to double play. play. play . this is d.w. news live from the left australia as prime minister cut short his holiday to tackle a bushfire crisis. find crews are battling dozens of blazes closing in on sydney fueled by drought and record temperatures people are demanding immediate action on climate change also coming up. deadly attack in moscow near russia's intelligence headquarters a gunman opens fire hose.

are paying for this crisis private care is an affordable to most zimbabwe carers is an online citizens movementthat raises funds to help those desperately in need of treatment but it can only do so much abandoned by a broken health system many people in zimbabwe are left to cope however they can. or left to suffer alone. nicholas hawk al-jazeera bulawayo zimbabwe. from ecuador to the final months of 2019 sordo the street protests across latin america for many people who are fighting for their own cause there was one issue most had in common inequality a latin america editor lucy newman has this report from santiago. 78 year old widow. is the matriarch of her large family she lives in a low income santiago neighborhood with her daughter and her 2 grandchildren she had little formal education and worked hard all her life 1st in the fields and then as a maid to help the family get ahead. i worked in homes where people with money to love the staff used the same cutlery as the masters they did not eat the same food or use the same crockery either. over t. her 48 year old daughter solange concedes th

are paying for this crisis private care is an affordable to most zimbabwe carers is an online citizens movement that raises funds to help those desperately in need of treatment but it can only do so much abandoned by a broken health system many people in zimbabwe are left to cope however they can. or left to suffer alone. nicholas hawk al jazeera bulawayo zimbabwe. still ahead on al-jazeera facing dissolution by the election commission thailand's main opposition party household widespread bing's and in the spirit of christmas volunteers in lebanon feed those struggling in an economic crisis sparked by political chaos. how the weather does look set to remain unsettled across europe more wets and windy but mild weather sweeping through a little quieter across western parts now that storms alpha and fabien have made their way out of the way clear skies coming back into the upper peninsula at least for a time west weather now making its way away from southern italy through greece and heading over towards turkey where it's looking pretty poor across at least the sort of the mediterranean choppy wate

are paying for this crisis private care is an affordable to most zimbabwe carers is an online citizens movement that raises funds to help those desperately in need of treatment but it can only do so much abandoned by a broken health system many people in zimbabwe are left to cope however they can. or left to suffer alone nicholas hawke al-jazeera zimbabwe. the ecuadorian coast guard says an oil spill from a ship in the galapagos national park has been contained authorities launch an emergency operation on sunday on the island of san cristobal a 1000 kilometers off the mainland coast and. these are the dramatic moments when a crane collapsed while loading a generator on swiss ship the crew diving into the water as it begins to flounder. after taking quick action to save themselves work began to save the delicate marine life around them the moment this is approximately 2000 liters of diesel was in the oil it's being handled in a way to prevent a significant environmental impact ecuador's government declared an emergency after the incident on sunday and by monday it said it was under control we sh

are paying for this crisis private care is an affordable to most zimbabwe carers is an online citizens movement that raises funds to help those desperately in need of treatment but it can only do so much abandoned by a broken health system many people in zimbabwe are left to cope however they can. or left to suffer alone nicholas hawke al-jazeera zimbabwe. a un special investigator has condemned saudi arabia's trial over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi as quote a mockery of justice 5 people have been sentenced to death for the killing but the court exonerated senior figures including sorrow don qahtani an advisor to the society crown prince what we. whitewash than. just you. and the fact that general homer and just do not be in it just means to them that maybe also people. here has been searched for it scientism malaysia are working to reduce the world's dependence on 4 major crops wheat corn rice and soybeans provide 2 thirds of the global food supply but there are fears the population growth and climate change could cause shortages florence their imports from so many in western malay

paying for this crisis private care is a lot for double to most zimbabwe carers is an online citizens movement that raises funds to help those desperately in need of treatment but it can only do so much abandoned by a broken health system many people in zimbabwe are left to cope however they can. or left to suffer alone nicholas hawke al-jazeera zimbabwe. emergency teams in ecuador are fighting to contain more than 2200 liters of oil that spilled in the silence when a congo vessel overturned the islands are a unesco world heritage site and home to some of the most unique ecosystems on earth they famously helped inspire charles darwin syria of evolution after his visit there in 8356 new planets outside earth a solar system have been discovered by a star ms in the u.k. these are an artist's impression of their planetary systems each of the so-called exoplanets orbit stars between 160 and 440 light years from f. the planets are extremely hot making it hard to know what type of rock they made off. headlines on al-jazeera 50 student groups in new delhi are marching against a controversial citizensh

>> we need a strong and growing citizens movement to overcome. divisiveness that's tearing us apart. we need to be strong enough as a social movement to begin to change the way people at the top behave. and that's the purpose of this better angels movement. and it will begin only when we, the people, begin to come together to demand these changes and to show it in our own lives, like the lady with the -- who met her friend and prayed. that's it. so, if you believe that our country needs this and you want to be a part of something that can change the country and save our country, i invite you to join us. go to better-angels.org. we would love to have you. we would love to have every american be a part of this effort because, you know, our republican -- democratic form of government depends on us making this change. we need you to join us. >> david blankenhorn, president and co-founder of better angels joining us for this conversation. thank you for your time and happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. thanks for having me on the show. >>> comin

are paying for this crisis private care is an affordable to most zimbabwe carers is an online citizens movement that raises funds to help those desperately in need of treatment but it can only do so much abandoned by a broken health system many people in zimbabwe are left to cope however they can. or left to suffer alone nicholas hawk al jazeera zimbabwe brazil's president job also narrow was released from hospital on tuesday after receiving treatment for a for his office he slipped and hit his head while in the bathroom of his official residence on monday c.t. scan did not detect any damage but he was kept in hospital overnight as a precaution the president has had several surgeries this year after he was stabbed during the 28 seeing election campaign. well from ecuador to chile the final months of 2019 saw daily street protests across latin america while many people were fighting cause there was one issue most had in common inequality in america lucy newman has this report from santiago. 78 year old widow. is the matriarch of her large family she lives in a low income santiago neighborhood wi

are paying for this crisis private care is an affordable to most zimbabwe carers is an online citizens movement that raises funds to help those desperately in need of treatment but it can only do so much abandoned by a broken health system many people in zimbabwe are left to cope however they can. or left to suffer alone. nicholas hawk al jazeera zimbabwe. the ecuadorian coast guard says an oil spill in the galapagos national park has been contained and emergency cleanup operation began on sunday on the island of sun christabel a 1000 kilometers off the mainland has more. these are the dramatic moments when a crane collapsed while loading a generator onto a ship the crew diving into the water as it begins to flounder. after taking quick action to save themselves work began to save the delicate marine life around them. approximately 2000 liters of diesel was in the oil it's being handled in a way to prevent a significant environmental impact ecuador's government declared an emergency after the incident on sunday and by monday it said it was under control we shouldn't be relaxed about this it's n

are paying for this crisis private care is an affordable to most zimbabwe carers is an online citizens movement that raises funds to help those desperately in need of treatment but it can only do so much abandoned by a broken health system many people in zimbabwe are left to cope however they can. or left to suffer alone nicholas hawke al jazeera zimbabwe. ecuador says it's contained the situation on the galapagos islands after an oil ship container spill in one of its ports these pictures show the moment a crane collapsed whilst loading a generator onto a ship the islands are unesco world heritage site home to some of the most unique ecosystems on earth he famously helped inspire charles darwin's theory of evolution during his visit to 835. his environment minister says the situation is under control but authorities are concerned about how to recover the vessel like this you know the news i received after the incident was very serious more serious than what actually happened there were talks of an oil spill you know we've given interviews today and we've spoken about filtration so because in r

you say democrats or republicans that we had to inspire people to want to be part of this movement as a citizen'sfirst because we are citizens first and we all embrace that and there is such a deep desire that we should be able to talk about politics without the hate and division, which defines politics right now that was the motivation to write this book and what i realize as i thought about what i really was upset about when i talk about money and politics is that it's an example, one example of the way that we have allowed our representative democracy to become unrepresentative. many conservatives will tell you we don't have a democracy we have a republic, but by a republic they meant a representative democracy and it's kind of built into the title. the thing about a representative democracy is its supposed be representative to allow all of us to feel like we all have the same political power inside the system, that the fact you are why doesn't mean you have more power than black or men than women or you live in kansas versus texas, but that we have allowed the system of our democracy to evolv

citizens. the daily telegraph devotes most of its front page to the submission by thejewish labour movement toquality and human rights commission. and the financial times reports that the world's biggest oil company, saudi aramco, has raised a record 25 and a half billion dollars in its initial public offering. the election dominating in one shape orform. 0ven ready and set the election dominating in one shape or form. 0ven ready and set to grill, this is the headline grabbing phrase that andrew neil used to throw down the gauntlet live on air to borisjohnson. throw down the gauntlet live on air to boris johnson. he throw down the gauntlet live on air to borisjohnson. he has made the front pages for this. it is on the front pages for this. it is on the front pages for this. it is on the front page of the mirror and it is quite extraordinary with the broadcaster looked down the camera and delivered this and it wasn't just, stop being a coward, he went through and said, using his own phrase. this question of trust remains an issue and that is one of the biggest questions. borisjohnson looks set

citizens, excluding muslims. in this state, a popular resistance movement is growing.ed in a silent protest thursday. -- violent protest thursday. people say the law is against their interests. in 1971, engler -- was formed made itood of refugees whole. government has betrayed us for too long. they shove whatever they want here. >> a movement against immigrants from england -- -- bangladesh claims it strains the state's resources. >> they have been grabbing land, jobs, and the local people have been feeling a kind of insecurity. >> some fear they could become a minority in their only. -- their own land. they say although there are cars on the road, things will return to normal anytime soon. the whole state is exempted from the new law. the protests on friday were relatively calm compared with the past tow da -- two days. we don't have anything. our movement is not over. the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, was supposed to be here for a summit, but that has been deferred. some worrying the movement may lose its momentum. others insist the fight will go on. host: inv

citizen "x" is part of the vanguard of the protest movement. brave. those who hold the front line and forcibly confront police. >> we have no other options but to win. this is our home, and we have to use every measure for us to protect our home. >> reporter: we met up with "x" again ahead of another protest. he and his group began by coordinating at a shopping center, discussing tactics. part ninja, part anime warrior. >> having no leader in this movement is the key essence. the government cannot predict, the police cannot predict. >> reporter: the crowd is like an organic beast. we head out to the front line. police are going to charge. let's go off to one side. let's hunker down over here. tear gas canisters right behind you. we try to stay with "x," but in the swirl of tear gas, rubber bullets, and chaos, he's gone. okay. tear gas. move, move. these are just crazy scenes here in central hong kong. everyone's running. move, let's go to the side. one month later, i ran into "x" at another protest. no time to talk. another pitched battle and "

citizens than their own con city be went. >> can you explain this guy to me? he's scary. >> there is a bunch of guys in this movement close to trump that are sad angry little boys that didn't have any friends in college or something, that there is this kind of creepiness. >> this guy is really a cancer on this country, not just this presidency. trish: as for the print media, his comments made news. on one anti-conservative blog the author said it says something even worse that a national cable news host would help prop up miller. really? the guy who is the chief policy advisor for the white house. the left cannot stand it because they know darn well this president and his policies are threatening their party. meanwhile the democrats are, i don't know, i would say they are a little bit dumb. i think the incredible lou dobbs would say dimm. do they not now what they were spouting not many years ago? >> day when america could be the welfare system for mexico is gone. we simply can't i forward it. >> it's wrongs and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the abuse of our immigration laws we have

citizens but excludes muslims. in the state of assam a popular resistance movement is growing. 2 people died in a violent protests on thursday and there's no sign of a let up people here say the law is against their interests. the base where he says the assamese people fought to preserve their identity in 1971 when bangladesh was formed and a flood of refugees made assam home. the new law extends the cutoff for refugees to 2014. the central government in there he has been between us put to long using a sam as a dustbin by shoving whoever they want. a movement against immigrants from bangladesh has raised in a sample decades with claims it further strains the state's resources they have been bribing the. they have been struggling yeah they're been robbing jobs and that surely the local people the indigenous people are been feeling a kind of insecurity some assamese fear they could become a minority in their own land these are some ways of been singing songs expressing their love for their language and their culture this is a although there are cars on the roads and the shops may reopen things won't return to normal a

he has been accused of financial crimes and was out on bail, but his movements in japan were restricted. carlos ghosn is a citizen of lebanon. it has no extradition treaty with japan. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. david? david: thanks so much. coming up, not quite signed, sealed, and delivered, but it is close. the new year with a new signing date for the phase one china trade deal. what should we expect from the agreement? that is next on "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power " on bloomberg television and radio. we finally have a date for the signing of the phase i deal. president trump tweeted "i will be signing are large and comprehensive phase i trade deal with china on january 15. the ceremony will take place at the white house. high-level representative china will be present. at a later date i will be going to beijing where talks will begin on phase two. " peter coy joins us. it is a good start to the year ri

movement. i speak with montgomery, alabama's first black mayor,en steed. and "citizenumentary, tracks mikhl khodorkovsky's journey from russia's richest man to putin's greatest nemesis. i speak to him and toe car-winning director alex gibney. then... >> we absolutely were out there to bring terror to people. >> a true believer breaks away from her hate-spewing church and family. michel martin speaks with author

citizens have regained consciousness and are in stable condition. >>> activists are blasting representatives from 200 countries after his global summit on climate change with no movement worldwide admissions. there hoping that representatives would decide how directly carbon market. the summit has now ended with no action in place until next year's congress. >> we are leaving here today with hope that we will be able to achieve and what countries did so by the. >> delegates did pass and called on rich countries to help poor countries with climate change. activists a those admissions are weak and will not change much. next year, it will take place in scotland. a pitcher of greta thunberg sitting on the floor as she headed home from madrid has now gone viral. many people have criticized the railway for having passengers sit among the baggage. she tweeted that she eventually did get a seat and the credit trains are a good thing because it is a demand for train travel and it is high. >> that prompted a twitter backlash today and in fact one point, several celebrities came out publicly to criticize the move, including william shatner. >>> denise may, the city council of pl

had a record turnout, 71% of the populace of the citizens who could vote overwhelminglyly candidates. it shows the populist is still behind the movementd carrie lam has not really responded in a meaningful way, but continues to have the full support of beijing. >> north korea has successfully at acted a "crucial test" long-range long site, and boosted nuclear deterrent capabilities. what is this latest test implying? >> the latest announcement was an important, or significant test conducted on a satellite launching test site. we don't know exactly what sort of a test it was. by announcing it constantly and through its propaganda channel, it shows north korea is trying to apply more pressure on the u.s. in the price of north korea denuclearizing. what was offered in hanoi and vietnam was not enough and has given the u.s. until the year end to bring forth another alternative. >> the operation to inject cash into the financial system over the year and was oversubscribed again. that's a signal participants are still hungry through the start of 2020. it's not a huge surprise. we saw it be the case the last couple of times. >> right now, we

citizens. the daily telegraph devotes most of its front page to the submission by the jewish labour movement torights commission. and the financial times reports that the world's biggest oil company, saudi aramco, has raised a record $25.5 billion in its initial public offering. let's public offering. be honest, the election is almost let's be honest, the election is almost on all of the front pages, if not all, and let's start with your paper, nicola, the daily mirror, picking up on andrew neil throwing down the gauntlet to borisjohnson in quite dramatic style actually, staring down the camera and saying, "come on my programme! " the mirror calls it a devastating attack. i suppose the question is, will this make any difference? i'm not sure that it will, to be honest it was quite a moment, having andrew neil look down the camera at borisjohnson, but andrew neil look down the camera at boris johnson, but i andrew neil look down the camera at borisjohnson, but i think there's been a calculation made in number 10 that it been a calculation made in number 10 thatitis been a calculation made in num

citizens. where would the major change be? the biggest change is ending free movementf the moment? well, it's not easy to change immigration policy very quickly because employers need to notice, they need to understand who is eligible and to not when planning ahead are making hiring decisions but there are elements of this... for example, things like what kind of salaries people would have to learn what occupations are eligible, how many numbers of agricultural workers that coming. those are the kinds of things that you tend to see twea ked kinds of things that you tend to see tweaked over time as the government evaluate how it‘s going. tweaked over time as the government evaluate how it's going. how does it work in legislative terms, what will the law laid down, the framework if you like of the system, how easy is that to bring in? well, actually, interesting foe immigration policy, most policies tend not to be down in primary legislation. there is a broad framework which allows the home office to introduce any policies and then almost all of the really big changes th

citizens. we will also pass the united mexico agreement consistent with commitment to the american worker for organized labor and do it in a way that has the overwhelming support of the labor movement in this country for the first time kept oury, we have promise to the american people that we would fight for everyday ouricans consistent with for the people agenda. this week alone shows the difference between a democratic majority in the house and a republican majority, which we had in december of 2018. in the prior congress, the signature legislative accomplishment was to pass the gop tax scam where 83% of the benefits with to the wealthiest 1% in america. a was a sham, scam and shakedown of everyday americans. this week, we will move legislation on the floor that restores some fairness to everyday americans, middle-class folks and those who aspire to be part of the middle class by beginning the process of restoring the state and local tax the dachshunds which was stripped away to give a tax increase to the well-off and well-connected that was unconscionable, but a house democratic majority will begin to reverse the damage that was done by house republicans in the last congress. la

citizens. for every euro they contribute to the system, they will get back the same benefit once they retire. reporter: the on the retirement movementspital interns have called for an indefinite strike to protetest underfunding of the health care system. truckers are also planning to strike next monday against their working conditions. heattitude strikes could pressure on the government to rollback the player, something they say is out of the question. genie: a story out of the czech republic. six people were shot dead there early this morning in the waiting room of a hospital in a northeastern city. policece say the man behind the attack fatally shot himself in the head during a manhunt to find him. worst shooting in the czech republicicsomethingg mantively rare, since a shot eight people before killing himself four years ago. today is world human rights day. a former fighter for human rights is testifying at the international courts in the hague. but today, that nobel peace laureate, aung san suu kyi, will be defending those who once held her under house arrest, against charges of genocide. is military in myanmar accused of cracki

citizens but excludes muslims. 'd in the state of assam a popular resistance movement is growing. 2 people died in a violent protests on thursday and there's no sign of a let up people here say the law is against their interests. debasement he says the assamese people fought to preserve their identity in 1971 when bangladesh was formed and a flood of refugees made assam home. the new law extends the cutoff for refugees to 2014. the central government in there b. has been between us put to long using assam as a dustbin by shoving whoever they want have. a movement against immigrants from bangladesh has raised in a sample decades with claims it further strains the state's resources they have been bribing the. they have been struggling yeah they're been driving jobs and that surely the local people the indigenous people are been feeling a kind of insecurity some assamese fear they could become a minority in their own land these are some means have been singing songs expressing their love for their language and their culture this is a although there are cars on the roads and the shops may reopen things won't return to n

movement. i speak with montgomery, alabama's first black mayor, steven reed.an d "citizen k," a new documentary mikhl khodorkovsky's journey from russia's richest man to put's greatest nemesis. i speak to him and to the oscar-winning director alex gibney. then... >> we absolutely were out there to bring terror to people. aw>> a true believer break from her hate-spewing church and family. michel martin speaks with author

towards independence the catalan movement is represented not by one political party but by thursday and much of its influence comes boards from grassroots cultural and citizens are going isaacson's alex caught up with el offender police in barcelona leader of the council on national assembly welcome back to the show thanks thanks for inviting me again but tell the viewers about the what is the catalyst national assembly that's not a parliament that a grassroots organization that they are simply is not a parliament it's a civil site society organization that was created in 2012 and that has a single aim is to fight for catalan independence for democratic and pacific means and needs their ideological the diverse so all we can have in. our membership leftists people or people that are more center right it's a very diverse and what sort of activities does the national assembly what support does it provide to the independence movement carol the 1st thing that we did and that was rendered darst famous was to organize a big big demonstration in 2012 during the catalan national day so one of our activities is mobilizing civil society organizing large demonstrations

success of the fruits of the civil movement people felt that things needed to be changed in order to sculpt with the minds of the states and. i sincerely thank the citizens for the contribution to the 6. since this democratic free and transparent process i thank them for their competence so who was a bit of a boon while the 73 year old businessman didn't enter politics until he was in his forty's that was in the early 1990 s. and 2017 he served as prime minister for less than 3 months before being dismissed by the former president of the law. will need to win over antigovernment protesters who say the election was a ploy by the old guard to maintain very grip on politics and he'll have to try and fix a struggling economy and a g. revenues have been declining forcing severe cuts to state spending but the biggest test for the new president could be his relationship with the military the powerful army chief general of the gods a son of called the election after booth a step down. let's introduce the panel here in the high use of beyond those joining us he's a professor of political science and international relations at qatar university in algiers finest ba

the citizens of san antonio texas and a murder last somber, the person in perpetrated that crime, and illegal movement, kelly scott and was just prosecuted for that found guilty of this a reality in america. but also, the migrants see to come here or abused right. the women and the children on journeys while these illicit is illegal organizations profit. you talk about compassion. to me this is the false theme of compassion and open, somehow good for migrants. it is completely backwards. it is empowering the illegal organizations and again and talk about these kinds of things in your book. i would love to hear.of that before we move on to a different chapter. >> i agree with you. the massive systemic exploitation of innocent people want what we all want in their lives in the cells and children. it breaks my heart. the number of ponds in this really cruel and inhumane game of open borders inc. is incalculable. in the fact that it doesn't just stop the borders. i lived in the dc swamp area. in montgomery county which is prided itself on being illegal alien sanctuary space in my ear, 11 years ago you cou

went and tokyo but was able to -- in tokyo but was able to escape to -- his movements and japan were restricted. he is a citizenwith japan. that is the bloomberg business flash. matt: thanks very much for that to the u.k., the story of brexit for most of 2019 is one of deadlock. number 10 has a new occupant and he got a new majority, and now westminster may have a divorce deal that could pass. how did we get here? >> i have always said no deal is better than a bad deal. we have a good deal. i do not to see article 50 extended. i profoundly regret the decision this house is taken. >> there deal is clearly dead. >> we will now not leave on time with a deal on the 29th of march. this delay is a matter of great personal regret for me. i will shortly leave the job that has been the honor of my life to hold. i do so with noel well, but with in norma's and enduring -- no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude. >> to deliver brexit and defeat jeremy corbyn. we in the u.k. want a deal. i want a deal. we won't leave by october 31. >> this reckless government only has one plan, to crash out of the e.u. without

national register of citizens will now the national population register that we've seen against the government in the more than 5 years that it's been in power . because this movement intellectually understands and emotionally and passionately understands the horror of this program that the recess has been selling for the last so many years and of course in power since 2014 so they only have this as the one answer to every problem economic social. whatever it is the idea is to wreck their ideas to ratchet up the hatred you know and suddenly young people are just saying sorry but we're not buying this you know and that's why and do you think that the protests that we're seeing by young people by many many people across the country. will make a difference because even as those protests happened the government passed funding for this national population register which many people see as a precursor to the national register of citizens know it it is a precursor it's the database you know so. they're going to go through with whatever they can go through with you know they're going to go through with every bit of their agenda and they're going to shed blood i mean they'v

israel such as the boycott divestment sanctions movement it's also been criticized by some jewish groups who say differentiates them from other u.s. citizens after 2 years of legal wrangling disgraced a movie mogul harvey weinstein has reached a tentative $25000000.00 settlement with his alleged victims the new york times newspaper reports that would end nearly every sexual misconduct lawsuit brought against him and his company more than 30 actresses and former employees of the hollywood producer would share in a payout from his now defunct film studio this proposed deal means weinstein would avoid using any of his own money or admit wrongdoing. the government has accused the failing to stop human rights abuses carried out by its security forces the country has been experiencing its worst period of social unrest since its return to the moccasin in 1900 latin america editor of the newman reports from santiago. the international human rights day has a very special meaning in chile past and present in 1985. was among a group of women who denounced rights violations in this very same spot defying chile's then military dictatorship we were info

citizens believed to have been murdered by their own government. my next guest is in direct contact with many protesters. her movement known as my stealthy freedom.h to shed their job and be photographed and many are in prison. now, whose son was shot dead during irani in protest. she had ten other family members arrested after speaking out on his behalf. >> today we have been summoned to the intelligent service. i am asking for my dear one to be able to help me to speak of. so i can depend my son who was killed in cold blood. >> here now activists masih alinejad. the author of "the wind in my hair the fight for my freedom in modern iran," thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> sandra: i know you been in direct contact with the mother. how is she had what are you hearing from the mother? >> it is unbelievable. she was just actually talking about how the government to kill her son in front of her eyes. she was with him and both of them, against the republic but as soon as they faced teargas, she lost her son. and then after a minute, actually, she said to me in an interview, a phone interview, i saw my son's buddy come with peopl

movement began. and the u.s. is wiping its investigation into an attack on the naval base and flora. a saudi aviation student shot dead 3 people at the base 10 saudi citizens are now being questioned the u.s. defense secretary says that it's too early to call it an act of terrorism. iraq's parliament says to use a hold an emergency meeting to discuss the escalation of violence there over the past few days on saturday a drone targeted the residence of shia cleric. who wasn't at home at the time an unidentified gunman killed 23 protesters in baghdad on friday the southern iraqi city of nasiriyah has seen some of the worst violence against demonstrators 96 people have been killed since the beginning of october on a serious amount of 14 has met survivors and protesters who say they've been tortured by security forces. hospital wards in the remain full after security forces opened fire on protesters last week in the intensive care unit this demonstrator who was shot in the head clings on to life prayers are all his family has left after doctors declared him politically dead the lucky ones if they can be called that recover from non-fatal gunshot wounds the flag