d. which looks pretty safe to enter the fifteen out of sixteen state parliaments here in germany with those regional elections in hessen still to go in two weeks time and those might be the real test how much under threat are going to medical support base is because this trauma here is already factored in very quickly michel of the far out if he is likely to enter the bar with the bavarian state parliament for the first time why have they managed to garner such support in the region. well this is an interesting question i mean it really is is it the weakness of the conservative c is you or is it the strength of the f.t. it's polling at around ten percent here yes that is a strong so in particular in comparison to the established social democrats which are also around that territory these days in the polls at the same time the f.t. is a lot weaker than it is in several eastern states so it will be an interesting question to see how accurate those polls are in the end. reporting for us in munich thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald tru

d. which looks set to enter the. state legislature for the first time we're looking at what could potentially be an unstoppable rise of populist i wouldn't describe that as unstoppable there's something that we still can say at this moment where we can say that the a of d. is very likely entering the sixteenth federal state that would mean that they are that they are now present in every regional state in germany they're obviously also present at the federal level so they are becoming a very important force in germany whether it's unstoppable that's another question altogether thomas thank you. yes now have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world three people have been wounded in sri lanka as the country's political crisis deepens reports suggest a security guard of a minister in the sacked government opened fire on a crowd allied to the president after they threatened him the country was plunged into crisis on friday when the president sacked the prime minister and a point to the new one. br

closed yours,d which is the procedure by which sensitive personal matters are presented to the nominee of senators on the judiciary committee have questions. so, what we actually tried to do here in the senate is not in various or harass or terrorize either the nominee or the witnesses that might have information relative to the confirmation. we actually have a careful, respectful and process which can be supplied to the judiciary committee behind closed doors. that could and should have been the process used in this case, but it wasn't. so here we are a few weeks later. we've had another hearing that dr. ford's request where she shared her story to the bus of her ability. i am actually glad she testified. that was her desire. although i'm glad she did not have to be put through the wringer that the senate judiciary committee has put her through. that's not been our fault so much as the fault of those orchestrated effort. it's not fair to judge kavanaugh is believed to string this matter along further. it's not fair to his family either or the many women whose did with him every step o

d. which now seems in every single regional parliament.

d. which now has seats in every single regional parliament. the people come to say we have more money than anybody else but we'll build it up in the stories that shape the week president trump threatens a new arms race with russia and china as he looks to pull out of a major cold war nuclear agreement causing further divisions with his e.u. partners. and europe and its transatlantic allies canada and the u.s. appear unwilling to freeze arms sales to saudi arabia in the wake of the killing of dissident journalists. so welcome to the weekly here on out international life with me daniel hawkins wherever you are tonight thanks so much for joining us on the program. accounting is officially underway in the local elections in the german region of early results suggest the anti migrant will win a place in the parliament that gives it representation in every region in the country. the with the you also show waning support for traditional parties in favor of the greens and other left wing forces they have to use leader has already congratulated her fel

d. which now has seats and every single regional parliament. but still people come to this country we have more money.

d. which now has seats in every single regional parliament. controversial right wing populist desirable so gnarly is swept to power in brazil's presidential election. people. money that anybody else by far will build it up. in the stories that shape the way the president threatens a new arms race with russia and china as he looks to pull out of a major cold war nuclear agreement causing further divisions with his e.u. partners. and europe and its transatlantic allies canada and the u.s. appear unwilling to freeze arms sales to saudi arabia in the wake of the killing of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi. a broadcasting live from moscow this is r.t. international and john thomas but have you with us as we recap the week's top stories. right counting is underway in local elections in the german region of has early results suggest that the anti migrant party will win a place in the parliament giving it representation in every region in the country. the. are they also show waning support for traditional parties in favor of the greens and other l

this model could pull around $700 million out of the entire pharmaceutical industry's annual r & d budget which they boast is more than $70 billion a year right now. these savings, while very substantial for american patients and american taxpayers, cannot therefore possibly pull out more than 1% of r & d. of course, that's assuming that companies cannot drive somewhat higher prices in europe and japan which they almost certainly can do, and if they can't, they ought to get new people negotiating. and it assumes there's no where in their operating budget to find a few hundred million across an entire industry in new savings or efficiencies. the final point i want to raise is why we put out the model as an advanced notice of proposed rule making. brookings, of course, is one of those rare places where i could just blurt out, as you know it's an arprm. and this is a way to go about policy making and issued as part of the president's drug pricing blueprint and the out payment system rule. cmmi, center for medicare, m medicaid model, we know exactly how big the benefits are because of how cmmi asse

quadriga next on d w. which miramax europe's find most popular come face to face. space go for gusto and. some sand and soft. soft. i'm treasures of content and history. not a concert every day this week on the romex on sixty minutes on d w. on. human. body. alone a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the house of belin and suddenly it seems we are going back to the future why well because of fears surrounding us presidents don't know trump's announcement that he plans to abandon the decades old omes control treaty with russia the concern is that by scrapping the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty i n f as it is known most scope in washington could return to the cold war.

so under 906 d 4, which is the regulation that governs this, which is a portion of statute that governs this, we can promulgate regulations to affect how these are marketed, including the online sales and potentially close them down. >> and what are some of the -- what are some of the options that you're looking at to restrict online sales? >> well, we could -- we would have to go through rule making but we could promulgate regulations. remember, traditional tobacco products can't be sold online. at the time that the original regulations were written governing tobacco, when tobacco first stood up, there weren't e-cigarettes being sold online so the regulations didn't address online sales because the combustible products weren't being sold that way. the two areas, as i come back to the issues of access and appeal, we're going to have to address both those domains and on @appeals side, we know that one thing that makes these products appealing to kids is flavors and that's one way that we can quickly address how many kids are using these products, we believe. >> sounds like you're strongl

and so i would urge president trump to do what he says on occasion he should d president which is totrike a very different tone from the tone we've seen in the runup to this midterm next week, to try to bring people together and lower the temperature. laura: that was former secretary of homeland security jeh johnson speaking earlier. now, rescue teams in indonesia are recovering bodies from the crash site where aew plane plunged into the sea less than 15 minutes after takeoff with 189 people onboard. the boeing 737 was traveling from the capital of jakarta to pangkal island.e the airlsays the plane did have a technical problem on an earlier flight but itohad been lea fly again. rebecca joins now from jakarta. >> there were over 180 people on board when the plane crashed into the sea jusr 13 minutes afkeoff. their family now desperately waiting. are there any survivors, this woman asks. we can't tell you that, replies the airline official. out at sea, a debris field marks the site of the crash. along with the wreckage of the plane, search and rescue teams are recovering bodies. they a

d. which has turned out to be one of the most popular programs in medicare today.ody loves it and it's worked out very well. very effective program. and then the president called me at 9:00 a.m., i didn't go to bed that night. i worked Ãbi went right to the floor of the capital to my office. the president said good job tommy but if you ever call me at 4:00 a.m. i'm firing you. [laughter] that's the story. >> we have a microphone over here folks. i don't know how easy it is logistically but we ask that you come over and ask your questions. >> thank you. thank you doug and governor thompson. we will take a couple questions from those here just line up at the microphone. then we will keep it the conversation going with questions from the c-span book tv viewers. we will also take a couple questions. >> good to see you, thanks for coming back to town. you write very movingly in the beginning of the book how you really wanted to be secretary of transportation. health and human services. so you could bring high-speed rail to the country the same way a republican president

knows people were initially prescribed opioids, when they are addicted and get opesick, they get d whicheels them to get more. when the bills get expensive and harder to get, drug cartel started to bring in the fear ofing that getting dopesick was one hell of a business model. c-span2's but tv. is next.ngton journal" later a discussion at the hoover institution about relationships with saudi arabia and the death of jamal khashoggi. live coverage of 2 campaign debates. 4:00 eastern the connecticut governor's debate. house candidates in pennsylvania's 10th congressional district. we will talk to a rollto simone pathe a about thet vulnerable house incumbents. abby kiesa of the center for information and research on civic learning and engagement on the youth vote in campaign 2018. c-span's 50 capitals tour visits maine for interview with governor paul lepage. ♪ secretary of state mom pompeo -- mike pompeo and trump will sit down to discuss the death of jamal khashoggi. if hemnuchin will decide will travel to saudi arabia for the senate conference many have pulled out of in saudi arabia. the

th e are ordinary eggs...d the . which egg tastes more farm-fresh and delicious? land's best. with more vitamins d and e and 25% less saturated fat?la only eggnd's best.er beaste, better nutrition, better eggs. >>> a big shock caught on camera, a horse trots into a sports betting bar and starts bucking around. customers high tailing it to get out of the way. the horse escaped from a racing stae in france, and found its way into the watering hole. fortunately, no one including the horse was jured. >>> less than a year now shy of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing is a man that took the first step on the lunar surface is being celebrate in a feature film. to the world neil armstrong was a space hero and pioneer but to his sons, it was a whole lot more and they are sharing parts of their dad's life never before revealed. in the new movie "first man" neil armstrong is portrayed at a reluctant hero. >> not sure we're going to get onto the moon. >> and that is how his son mark remembers his father. >> how did your dad dig in the celebration nature? >> i don't think

along the small blo in the d >> which wish i i wild build the same house i had and not upgrade anything. >> santa rosa, wayne friedman. >>> the time is 8:17. twitchcon 2018 taking over downtown san jose. the san francisco based live extreme platform attracted so many people yesterday. that organizers had to contend the hours. twitchcon is sold out scheduled to run through the weekend. with tons of -- tens of thousands of people expected both today and tomorrow. here is abc 7 news amanda del castillo with the story. >> twitchcon 2018 is proof the internet is powerful. the twitch platform allows use tors create engaging content which is a live streemd online. it's popularity was friday as thousands spent hours in line waiting to connect. >> it's branched out into irl extremes and music extreme. fwi ible to impact the community from behind a computer. >> it's just two different worlds. once in kind of convention comes in it's like worlds collide. >> alexa shows twitch.tv is the 14th most visited site in the u.s. attracting 14 million people daily. and the convention here selling out in san

it's discussed at great length i in a book called "ship of fools,"d which is available right now.tuned. fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. gorgeous. chevy hit it out of the ballpark with these. - [voiceover] this is an urgent message from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the fo

d. which you heard the assessment, mention this morning. they'll be talking about different perspectives. this is a, we would like to talk about the legal issues. involved in cases, this is a major case. so i'm delighted to welcome chris and the director of litigation. to my media right. next to him is professor who is a founding director of gender refugee studies. then after him, i've asked the manager of attorney pro bono project. and the director of the texel -- texas. talk to us what's happening at the border. same issues that are at play today are taking place at the border. so the panel is going to discuss the legal issues under the asylum, system changes. then immediate and longer-term effects of the administration's actions. on the u.s. asylum system. including whether the new policies are in a line or in conflict with the international treaties to which the u.s. is signatory. so regarding -- we're going to start with mr. >> i'm happy to start off this panel on the matter of a/d. i've been taking the pro- view of that case. it indee

d. unionised which means we're trying to get them independent of humans when they can survive on their own the sanctuary is financed by the money visitors here but they may not. leave us wild animals even in the aviary they will be able to survive in. around half of the two hundred twenty species here from africa the rest from other parts of the wild. and then every year millions of bonds for victims to try to do. the picture in south africa is a huge huge industry if you just think of a single one like african growth south africa exports something like ninety thousand parrots to other countries and it's poured a lot of those originate from the wall but it is going to big speech place a big role in actually teaching people about bericht. sadly mad's of it in is a find many more bad than you can take you off people who can't or don't want to to kill their peace anymore he had taken leave of their lives in really to freedom a bit afraid then that of many other buds held in captivity. it might look like a salad bowl but you can use that to produce clean water pretty cool idea hey a friend's c

d. printer which are used to make some stupid and we are looking figurines or something no it's a state of the art really breakthrough machine at least that's what we've been told in the when we went to the laboratory in moscow to. to look at it to have a look at it it is capable of printing live organs so live prints with live tissue this is incredible so they wanted to test it in space and i think they wanted it to print like an organ for a mouse like a liver a mouse liver or kidney maybe one of those one of those things but so that's the thing that would have been incredible as far as we know the prince got back safe as well and it's fine it hasn't been damaged or broken although there has been much much in for most of the years the amount of work has been done for for the future and further and simone cohen's been amazing over the years and the you know what the most one of the most incredible experiments there are their own going right now is the growing live plants is the basically growing plants in space so we all well it's safe to say that most of us saw that movie the martian w

next on d w. whichmiramax europe's fine most populous country is deficient sky jocasta and know some standard soft sierra's mom. i'm treasure is a conscientious. not a positive you're up every day this week on your romance on sixty minutes on d w. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the moon. stories about people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move the stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands. d.-w. is a multimedia series from africa. d.w. dot com foucault. alone a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the house of belin and suddenly it seems we are going back to the future why well because of fears surrounding us presidents don't know trump's announcement that he plans to abandon the decades old elms control treaty with russia.

and x-ray images seem to show them pac d withshrapnel, which would cause serious injury if they exploded. we have team cerage of this story tonight and the impact on our security here in washington. harris, start with leon he's working this story from the live desk. leon? >> well, jim, doreen, there's just so much to unpack here, so, let's begin with the threat against congresswoman maxine waters. two packages addressed to the california democrat are similar in appearanceo other packages that are were sent today. one intercepted in capital ights maryland was addressed to her d.c. office. the other picked up on its way to the office in her poehome district in california. this is video l from angeles, where a downtown l.a. post al facility was evacuated. officials are always looking into the possibility that aag pa for joe bidens with moving through the postal service. nothing has been found in biden's home, so, it is believed that package is out there somewhere. cnn anchors were forced to evacuate while on the air when they received a package. it was addressed to john brennan. he called o

this model could pull around $700 million out of the entire pharmaceutical industry's annual r & d budget, which they boast is more than $70 billion a year right now. these savings, while very substantial for american patients and american taxpayers, cannot, therefore, possibly pull out more than 1% of r & d. of course, that's assuming that companies cannot drive somewhat higher prices in europe and japan, which they most certainly can do -- if not they need to get new savings in efficiencies. the point i want to raise is why we put out the model as an advanced proposed rule making. brookings is one of those rare places where i could burst out, you know, it's an arpm. this is a roundabout way to go about policy making, and it actually requires two parts. on top of that, cmmi payment models are, by their very nature, deliberate. we believe strongly this model will yield substantial benefits, but we won't know cannotly how b -- exactly how big the benefits are because cii can't measure. we will also make sure to monitor patient access and equality. but all this deliberation has one goal, determini

they promised tax cuts, better pensions and new social welfare policies, all of which come at a cost. and now the dch come at a cost. and now the draft of the budget to finance those pledges has put the country on a collision course with the eu. it says italy's proposed government spending is too high, and the country's public debt breaks eu rules. translation: country's public debt breaks eu rules. translationzlj country's public debt breaks eu rules. translation: i have three questions for the italian government, how will it pay for the new measures? who will meet the additional costs? and how will be debt be reduced? italy's plans would set the budget deficit and 2.4% of gdp to allow for greater spending. that's actually below the eu's deficit limit of 3% of gdp, but the country already has huge debt. it currently stands at 131% of gdp, second only to greece. and its memories of the greek crisis that hang over europe like a spectre. the country's skyhigh death meant it had to be rescued by a emergency loans from the eu and imf. the austerity measures that followed led to social unrest and real f

cross over earlier this month it is the first one since the meltdown in february until the mac d recovers which could take several weeks, he thinks the s&p could keep trending lower many rallies are selling opportunities. we got very euphoric today, and maybe lighten up on things we haven't come down that far from the highs lang points out that this will be the s&p's first down month since march. that will be the first time since early 2015, how low can we go lang thinks the s&p could fall to 2300 and that would be down 14% from these levels. he thinks it could take several months all i can do is say ouch to that how about that how about the weekly chart of the nasdaq the blue, sharply below it, that is there and that's become now, this is going to become a new ceiling of resistance the mac d made a bearish cross over from the first time since march. the chaikin money flow measures the level of buying and selling. he says it is just been declining and just imagine what happens when that goesnegative to me, even though that is a glimmer of hope, he doesn't see it that way. the rsi, that is there

they believe the tensision is focusing on this so-calleled 15 member legends have a hit team, which arrived the d day before e went to ththe consulate and in e evening of his disapaparance, they left the country on p prive jets. thee turkish authohorities claim they have identified at least eight of the team, they are believed to be linked to saudi intelllligence. one hasas forensic c skills andt has led toto speculation that he could've been ininvolved in dismemberiring the b body and tt being taken out t in one of f te saudi consulate's black vans that left in a convoy of six vehicles. itit hasas emerged that most ofe staff of b because letet, inclug all the turkisish citizens were asked to leave the building before h his arrival. this is fueleling furthe speculatioion that foul plplay s appaparent. saudi ofofficials are insisistig there isis no evidence linking them to his disisappearance and say they will have no idea what happened to him. phil: jamal has been a u.s. resident, yet it to the u.s. administration a while talk about this. why? >> that is an point. as you said, we have reports tha

d. more than six hundred eighty million dollars which the u.s. department of justice says can be traced back to one m.t.b. was deposited into not jobs bank account in an exclusive interview with al jazeera as one zero one east denies any wrongdoing. they kept on accusing me of receiving a huge sum of money but they forgot to mention that the bulk of the money was returned four months after the general election i mean there are six investigations going on around the world into corruption related to one and. what what does that tell you you know there were things that were in wrong in one name d.p. . world many yes fine let it not let let them do their work we want to know where the monies flow to who benefit it will really benefit from the whole one m.t.b. issue not jobs claims of innocence do not surprise analysts at this figure he has repeatedly said even when he was in power i think a little likely to be his main defense so he probably beauty of it because he had the such feeling against it it was partly this feeling of anger that helped propel

monday theresa may tried to buy time still under pressure from all sides but in particular from the d p a which she confirmed it single market customs union the u.k. leaving the e.u. together with new park high you've got off either in the single market or customs union differences here the u.k. leaves the united kingdom but when the u.k. leaves the european union it will be the u.k. that leaves the european union we will be leaving the european union together i'm very clear there should be no hard border between northern ireland and island but as we've put forward proposals we can deliver on that and maintain the integrity of our union and of course what we're looking at in relation to the and we made that very clear when the european union made their proposal that would effectively have carved northern ireland away from the rest of the united kingdom in their backstop proposal it's precisely because we cannot accept their backstop to a backstop because they continue to want to work to want to see that in fact what we want to see in a backstop is a situation where northern ireland businesses c

company information about money and ownership is stored on the block chain a digital register which is administered d centrally on a server network block chains are deemed to be resistant to fraud. that means that a central company supervising the virtual. trading is redundant each virtual property gets a unique identification number. theory you can multiply virtual goods as many times as you like. at the but once you store virtual goods on the block chain they can no longer be duplicated they become unique and i think it's this uniqueness which lets you generate value from them and in the long term the biggest challenge on this platform will be to set up some kind of secondary gaming mechanism to keep users on the platform and boost demand for its virtual goods. in spite of the run on land the virtual world of the central and doesn't go online until next year gamers are already discussing further business models such as virtual mortgages admission fees and funding from advertising. chips conquer new worlds. and now networkers digital makers and shakers today with ai expert wojciech sonic. algorithms

produced not deliver their with which is wrong so that is why we didn't get this pattern must change that both president gandhi and president karzai before seem to used to have three d. a good relationship with washington at the beginning of that terms which seems to have changed by the ad of their terms what do you think explains this change of heart on the part of the afghan leadership and why is it so consistent starting on a high note and adding on a note on l.o.l. no it's but that americans what i do believe deaf to lead issue was not able to deliver on one side by their own dad as they claimed the situation in afghanistan is different good thing that probably added to michigan many t.v. they are not they were not helping them as much as they think that day expected to have so that is why the relation deteriorated but i do believe that media got this and walked off did a study this year it was good leadership. really came into some sort of conscience is what they ask and people i do believe that we could have served our national interests better with wind and interaction with the international community i do believe that that we could have avoided many catastro

d. and which is surprising for projects this complex, is that they are incorporating waivers of things that we have on the books to ensure prevailing wages are applied to this project throughout and that local hiring apprentices are getting requirements as part of the land swaps on the public trust land swaps that are happening, as well as with the public financing that is underwriting the infrastructure program. what the board of supervisors really needs to consider is establishing minimum standards so if we don't have situations like this where people come in on the day of the hearing, basically, maybe they've had a chance to see the d.a. for a month or so, and everyone tries to open these things up. it's untenable for members of the public and it certainly creates a whole range of uncertainty for the developers themselves. it doesn't put us in a good light because it does not strike our position to get the most that the public deserves. >> supervisor tang: thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is michael hammond. i am a longtime resident of i

d. b. the fund from which he and his associates are accused of stealing billions of dollars they're facing thirty eight charges of corruption and money laundering in an exclusive interview with al jazeera is one on one easy he denies any wrongdoing saying he was not in control of the fund florence louis reports from kuala lumpur. not you brought up once seemed untouchable son of a former prime minister who rose to power himself but he has since fallen from grace charged with corruption money laundering and criminal breach of trust over accusations of stealing billions from a state investment fund called one m d b more than six hundred eighty million dollars which the u.s. department of justice says can be traced back to one m.t.b. was deposited into not jim's bank account in an exclusive interview with al jazeera is one zero one east denies any wrongdoing. they kept on accusing me of receiving a huge sum of money but they forgot to mention that the bulk of the money was returned four months after the general election i mean there are six investigations going on around the world into corrup

d. model for simulation. no matter which idea the stars have brings to life the goal is for it to be realistic immersive and to touch the viewer emotionally programmers and filmmakers in bilin are working hard so that view is can become play is. a british video blogger wants to make sure but traditional past the recipes are not forgotten she films the typical italian cooking giving rise to the website pastor grannis a digital archive of the art of cookery. that was hit badly. but it was only. a fact that. she said that is ninety five years old and lives on the italian island of sardinia she's been making her pastor for the last eighty years a new type of influencer. that is one of the women who can be seen on the website pass to grannies in every episode a new dish is freshly prepared by hand by different paths to granny. cookery show from its release kitchens is a success past the grannies is enthusiastically followed by millions of users on social media. has to traditions should be kept alive this is what motivated the bri

for pharmaceutical giants have so far signed the booster contract which means d n d i now gain unlimited access to millions of compounds one of the companies astra zeneca is in the u.k. the other three are in japan shinobi. and days i have received charlie's emails with the seat. we're looking for the man received the email from the n.t.i. i believe is it here that's it hi hello it's nice to meet she let me have that so you look at structure of molecules on computer models as well as in real life clinically sure yes tell me what you do for us that's a fluke out there. if this morning vessels leap three dimensional our structures are no. biggie for us all these compounds that see the compounds and imagine this is the seed that came from the n.d.i. the n.d.i. seed is seventeen parts carbon four parts nitrogen fifteen parts hydrogen and one part chlorine connected into this unique shape. this combination and shape closely fits and binds to a vulnerable spot on the leash mania parasites interfering with their mechanics by so far i've known mechanism but the fit could be better just like fitt

time, the firm's tatian been turned upside down come with the huge data breach scandal d the hacking attack which hit at least 50 million faceok users. why should people trust facebook to put this kind of device into their homes? >> so we have privacy from the e ound up. the fact that we wle to build hardware to software the ai technology we showedpu you, e privacy in every layer of this. privacy campaigners say new device is not the direction facebook should be taking. >> because it brings facebook right into your home looking at you evy day. we don't know too much about what information facebook is going to retain from these devices. the only thing that companies could be sure about ithat somehow device is going to be hacked. that is what we have seen over and over and over again. dave: the company hopes this product will be seen as a fun way to communicate with friends and family, using apps like this one which features facial recognition. much like the big, bad wolf, facebook seems keen to get into ur home. >> a-ooo! laura: writing to the president is a hallmar of american life. p whsident ob

which the victim is d, and reporting the assault can be extremely difficult. tonight >>> it is a kind of sexual abuse in which the victim is defenseless and reporting can be extremely difficult. >> tonight, a telemundo investigation, he with look at the rise of sexual assault against the women behind bars. let's bring in our investigative reporter. >> reporter: violated behind bars. attacks against females are skyrocketing. speaking out can be dangerous. one woman told us she had to share her story to give a voice to others. >> translator: i don't anyone. >> she is from guadalajara, mexico, and asked that we hide her identity. we'll call her lucia. she is serving the second half for possession of a controlled substance. she said after she was injured in jail, the sheriff's deputy drove her to a medical exam at the hospital. >> translator: he took me back. i didn't think anything of it at the time. >> reporter: at her next appointment, she said he got physical. >> translator: my examination room had a curtain. when the nurse left, he opened it. while i was hand

for pharmaceutical giants have so far signed the brewster contract which means d n d i now gain unlimited access to millions of compounds one of the companies astra zeneca is in the u.k. the other three are in japan shinobi. and days i have received charlie's e-mail with the seat. we're looking for the man or some of the e-mail from d.m.g. i believe is that here that's it high or low it's nice to meet you let me see how they do that so you look at structure of molecules on computer models as well as in real life clinically sure yes in your family what you do for us that's a fluke out there and i think it's this point vessels leapt in to measure our structure no. data for us all these compounds that see the compounds and imagine this is the seed that came from the n.d.i. the n.d.i. seed is seventeen parts carbon four parts nitrogen fifteen parts hydrogen and one part chlorine connected into this unique shape. this combination and shape closely fits and binds to a vulnerable spot on the leash mania parasites interfering with their mechanics by so far unknown mechanism but the fit could be b

country enjoyed great progress whichever party which there must be no hatred or division among our people. the voters chose between two political parties the d t p which formed the first government in two thousand and eight and the d n t political newcomers there's little separating the politically at the center of every party's political manifesto is the pursuit of happiness. is the only country in the world to measure success not through economic output but through gross national happiness which translates as good governance a balance between work and pleasure economic growth and nature it's a pursuit that has its roots of buddhism widely practiced by. the country is steeped in tradition and belief in the past ten years it's had to contend with a new ideology democracy return has seen the type of confrontational sometimes divisive politics that exists in neighboring india the world's largest democracy and elsewhere in the world and is worried about it coming here there are also concerns over social media's impact on politics and traditions election candidates have even complained about fake news appearing online many bhutan are still waiti

take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. which forces are under pressure they're battling recruiting problems don't dated and broken down equipment and limited budgets. all the challenges a huge wasn't mature enough nuff planes enough transport helicopters are not enough tanks have ten divisions that don't have tents. innovation and modernization all must serve them in a trade. so outsourcing and tribe it is asian are the order of the day in all areas but not composed dangers. just musically is finished we won the risk of becoming too dependent on private contractors who may not provide the sorry. says they promised not to listen to every guy that i was on private sector businesses make money with everything from recognizance drones to laundry facilities firms arkell training the armed forces field france against germany. during industrial complex starts october twentieth on d w. a majority of united states senators have now announced they will vote to confirm judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court moderate republican susan co

disruptive and it's going to nudge the pricing model in the right direction if you look at medicare part d whichrican seniors are getting a better deal than patients in europe because that's a competitively bid market i was on the other side of this. i could tell you some of the prices we get in medicare part d are lower than the prices that patients in europe are getting those drugs for because of the vigorous competition there is no competition in medicare part b. the industry has resisted that competition. i've long told them that asp, the way we're paying for those drugs, is a price fixing model they were happy when it was being fixed at their very high price. but a price that can be fixed at a high price can be fixed at a lower price. and this might nudge them that direction. in the near term, it's going to help american patients get lower costs on their drugs >> i like what you do. you come into these things with negotiations this reminds me of what you did with the vaping industry saying you're going to work with us or you're going to face the consequences is this a series of negotiations

but the cold war far right that carried out enormous atrocities in the name of fighting d domestic communism, whichat bolsonaro believes his primary product to be. he recently vowed to cleanse the country of left-wing opposition, which he sees as a communist front. the threat and the ideology is far more extreme than anything the democratic world, but the dynamics as far as why he won are quite similar in that it was driven not by a sudden far right ideology convergent on the part of this population of brazil, but anger and desperation on hopelessness about the failures of the establishment class. amy: during an interview with brazilian television program ago, -- a must 20 years ago bolsonaro said -- "through the vote you will not change anything in this country, nothing, absolutely nothing! it will only change, unfortunately, when, one day, we start a civil war here and do the work that the military regime did not do. killing some 30,000, starting with fhc, not kicking them out, killing! if some innocent people are going to die, fine, in any war innocents die." talk about his stances, glenn greenw

as a part of the cabinet i've also proposed that we would have a youth counci council which i d want just like you for foster care coming young adults but can wage and engage which ideas will work and what we do to not just make your experience productive, successful and safe, but to make sure that you know you've got a state government that values you, respect you and cares about making a difference in your life that you deserve. >> thank you again. i talked with foster parents and aspiring foster parents frequently. the foster care system is broken from the state's perspective like all departments but is plagued with incompetence from top to bottom. you see them drop back and the progress made in the last few days. you are seeing every day what's happening. we need to work and get more pay. you shouldn't have a disparity between the departments of government. so, establishing some expertise, some ability to hold people in the system is extremely important especially that deals with our kids. >> rebuttal? >> this is an opportunity to talk about the behavioral health system which has