you're watching dw states shoot next to full business with daniel into, i'm char drained in berlin. thanks so much. 3 people in trucks injured, one, trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away and the water families played on the tags in syria to these credit owners. we learned in the straight of people leaving screen around getting to.

next to full business with daniel into, i'm shower drain in berlin. thanks for watching. people in trucks injured, one, trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away as the border. families play on the tags in syria. for these credit owners with extreme rough getting 200 people from then around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge as to why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. w. made for mines with the brazilian state of hondo. now located in the southern amazon. it's capital his port to value a faceless, concrete city i that he in. okay. poor. nice, constantly on god. he says, most of his neighbors are suspicious of him because he's fighting for the cause of the indigenous people. he moved here from his village 7 years ago. now at the age of $37.00, he's studying low, all in a bit to save his people and his homeland bag as best ruskin. i'm obama knows not a little bad. if a lot of people in the city think we're out of place here, now, bay, my z o z. no, they think we should stay in our villages bu

daniel wants to come in, let's give daniel chance here to get involved in this. so the idea that really into international convention is the only hope and only solution daniel, right or wrong. i don't believe that's the case. what happens after the international and intervention when the gangs are taking care of rules haiti, then, are you ready? what do we do? i don't disagree that there's been no political world. there has been a huge, huge movement over the past almost 2 years and have to be civil society in opposition. political parties to come up with a new dynamics or haiti and they did that. but because the united states backs and requires arial unread to be part of any agreement move forward, that has been the only obstacle to a political consensus, and it has unraveled over the past 6. why is that, daniel? he's there guy. he was anointed by them in a bizarre press release, and they'd have to admit that they were wrong, and i think they're afraid of the unknown. the u. s. has completely ignored since i resigned a year ago, and now it wants to send an international course with no real

my name is sylvia ruby and on god of today we focus on i'm was here is that daniel being thrown into fatherhood at the end of 17 with us at the high school see touch when he was injured to live in. she was a grid below him. so he used to help her with her homework. their parents were used to sing them together. you know, we are human being, so i had feelings, she had feelings, but nobody has ever told each other that they're in love or not, but it just came in. so i didn't like that, i just found myself in her. in her relationship, i almost can't his seat touch such as having sex. and she felt pret glance, when i was worried, because, you know, she was a school girl, i was a schoolboy. so we were both climbing and it just affected i had location. and what did you think i did you think of a boy sean? actually that never came in my mind cause the way i've been raised. people do respect life in our community, so it was difficult for me to advise her to our board route and go to the next move as in. what did you do next? okay, since i was afraid because her parents were harsh, it forced

michael: daniel domscheit-berg was one of the early members of wikileaks. he put his life savings intoel: basically, julian was living off my money for some time as well. i invested something around 50,000 euros or so into buying some service, buying laptops for people who needed to work. then we had the situation in reykjavik where we were all, you know, six people crashing in two rooms in a hotel for some time, you know, so, in 2009, i put all my furniture into storage and dissolved my apartment as well, and we were just living on the road basically, so iwas people crashing on other people's couches or living in small-time hotel rooms, you know, in order to work on this project. male voice: this is two-six roger. i'll pop flares. we also have one individual movin'. we're lookin' for weapons. if we see a weapon, we're gonna engage. michael: the collateral murder video changed everything. male voice: yeah, bushmaster, we have a van that's approaching and picking up the bodies. daniel: the major thing that happened was that it became news all over the world. male voice: where's that van

her song ends up rogia and to republics danielle, luke ganske into the russian federation. in his speech show the signing ceremony. latimer putin urged ukraine to return to peace talks, but emphasized out the status of the for new territories. lots, non negotiable. the ramp you get is you need, we call on the key of regime to immediately cease fire all hall. still it is the war it on least back in 2014 and returned to the negotiating table. we are ready for this is been said more than once, but we will not discuss the choice of the people in the gans to nach his own. and zap rogia, it's done, russia will not betray them. the ceremony was followed by celebrations across all for a new russian territories. the night sky lit up in a blaze of color, as a fireworks display was held at the sir michaela memorial complex in the done yes, republic and melli topple the biggest city that russia controls in these up a route here region. people reacted with cheers and i 1st of a motion to ludlow pittman's license on similar scenes were witnessing her thumb and legality as well. and all f

. >> daniel: make sure the meat gets really tight. >> anthony: into the sausage machine and piped intoniel: no, no, no, tony. very light touch. >> anthony: let's see there, wise guy, come on. let's see this. that's how you get pregnant. >> daniel: it's all in the meat. just release at the end. >> anthony: it's a serious work place, but with production nearly done, this being france and all, it's time for a snack and some wine. i'm doing what i'm good at -- eating. >> reynon: this is the saucisson a cuire. >> anthony: this is so good. [ reynon speaking french ] >> anthony: sabodet, another of lyon's most famous sausages, is made primarily from pig's head, with pork belly, pork shoulder, brandy, nutmeg, and allspice mixed in for flavor. it's always cooked, served hot? >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: man, that's good. >> daniel: that's what we're gonna eat with my father. >> anthony: oh yeah? >> daniel: i'm gonna get some here of the skin. [ reynon speaking french ] >> anthony: he knows he does really good work. >> daniel: uh-huh. >> anthony: he knows how good his stuff is, you know. cheers.

into? tell daniel a pretty penny. well, how do you say?ys, it's just like alms, you can't ask for a tax, you have to pay. i immediately said cartilage. come on, let's not get involved. so you were with him too. well, yes. well, he was a sharp cartilage. he sent this urku away, and he ambushed him in the backyard. i immediately ran away. well, i thought that the cartilage would run after me. came back and looked around the corner. this is such a sad story. asking if you knew it was dangerous yes, as long as the mall wasn't there it wasn't dangerous. if you want , i collect bottles, however, and there were fewer people, and then the shopping center opened and a new order for bread places began. these pros beggar i don’t know. further park let's bring down go go and you, and you go there everything went over mole on tuesday. now everyone's profile will also become clear. in the evening we are going to look there, they will come to us. and if i were a cop, i would have helped. are you good you don't have a fish. i propose to walk around the sq

know, this is the moment when you really have to put those sorts of programs and safety nets into place. daniel is theora. yeah, there are silver lining here. as we talked about the train coming towards us in the tunnel with the lights on the rti light at the end of the tunnel. i think the current trends in energy markets are actually reassuring. because prize has almost half all was the last 2 months. and the oil price is coming slightly don't, although hope bank has decided to reduce its production. so i think we might, yeah, that actually winter where oil prices moderate, even though the war continues. and that will take off some pressure on inflation that might also allow the federal reserve to a little bit soft, not, and therefore to the dollar to return to more manageable level for many emerging markets. so that is the good scenario. okay, well, that least something just before we go, i'd like to ask you both this question we'll set with you can do you think that the i am, if it's still relevant in this day and age for the process, the sludge? absolutely. i think it's more relevant than e

i think this is the moment when you have to put those sorts of programs and safety nets into place. host: danielre a silver lining here? we talked about the train coming toward us in the tunnel with the lights on. is there any light at the end of the tunnel? >> i think the current trends in energy markets are reassuring. price is almost halved over the last 2 months. oil prices are coming down although opec plus has decided to reduce its production. i think we might be heading into a winter where will prices moderate even though the war continues, and that will take up some pressure on inflation. it might also allow the federal reserve to soften that and for the dollar to return to a more manageable level for many emerging markets. that is the good scenario. host: that is at least something. just before we go, i would like to ask you about this question? do you think that the imf is still relevant in this day and age the crisis this large? >> absolutely, i think it is more relevant than ever. the question becomes is it being effective? the need for an organization like the imf this moment in tim

danielle and lou ganske into the russian federation. in his speech at the signing ceremony, vladimir putin urged ukraine to return to peace talks, but emphasized not the status of the for new territories is non negotiable. blue i am please get as you need, we call on the key of regime to immediately cease fire. all hall still it is the ward on least back in 2014 and returned to the negotiating table were ready for this. it's been said more than once, but we will not discuss the choice of the people in the gans to nance his own. and zap rogia, it's done, russia will not betray them. the ceremony was followed by celebrations across all 4 new russian territories. the night sky lit up in a blaze of color, as a fireworks display was hel at this sir, my gill memorial complex in that done yet, st. republic, in melli topple, the biggest city that russia controls in the zappa rosier region. people reacted with cheers and i 1st of a motion to vladimir putin some linesman, similar scenes as well as you can see in your screen. they're held. and her

i don't think julie would have gone into the apartment with daniel by himself. >> hard even for a homicide imagine. >> you don't look at a disney princess as a hardened, cold blooded, callous murderer. >> of course, thinking it and proving it were two different things. and perhaps, rachel was just another victim of dan's murder plot. there was no physical evidence placing her at the scene of either murder. and she and dan both insisted she didn't know about them in advance. >> two years into the investigation, we made a determination, we didn't have enough to charge her for murder. >> instead, on november 20th, 2012, rachel was arrested and charged as an accessory to murder after the fact. >> the only case against her is that she didn't tell the truth. >> that's right. >> according to the d. a., rachel lied about two important figures in the case. the man in the black hat, who wasn't there. and the jazz musician, chris williams, who was. >> you did catch daniel, you did find out about chris. so what effect did rachel's lies really have? >> so, yes, in the end, we got some heroic police off

and in tennis, daniel madrid of his powered into the vienna open final after beating clay, go to me put off in straight sets the top seed needed just 85 minutes to seal victory. the russian looks in good form for the atp finals. next month denmark's a birthday kid shot appeal, but it's in triumph at the will triathlon cup event in japan. she prevailed despite choppy conditions for the ocean swim of let's i getting section and fast run helped her make up ground and seal gold. and here's reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. officials in south korea say at least 146 people have been killed in a crowd stampede. during halloween celebrations, many of those crushed died of heart failure. i witness to seek streets and sol. we're so crowded that it was difficult for ambulances to get through and you're up to date coming up. next are technology show shift looks at how digital recording can help to preserve moments front and by climate change. and if you want more news, remember there's always our website that's d w dot com. or of course you can check us out on social m

finalist for the naacp image award, in black and white, and the butler which is made into 2013 film directed by lee daniels. he has been a correspondent for the "washington post" and the "boston globe" where he was a pulitzer finalist and he is currently a visiting scholar at miami university in oxford, ohio. joining on her digital stage is a cream clinic peter guralnick, author of numerous books including last kind of memphis and careless love. they're here discussing the new book "colorization: one hundred years of black films in a white world." publishers weekly calls it an engrossing account of a a vitl but often slide cinematic tradition full of fascinating lore. and dwight garner writes from the "new york times" this is sweeping history but it feels crisp, urgent and pared down. like a good movie, it talks from the start. we're so please be hosting this event tonight. the digital putting is yours, will and peter. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's great to be hit with you. i wish we are in person. and congratulations on the book. we've known each other a long time. we've known each other over 30 yea

quarterback jaden daniels calls his own number and dives into the end zone for the touchdown. brian kelly gets the first big win of his coaching tenure at lsu. tigers 145-20. >>> sharks fans in new jersey for the third stop on san jose's road trip. new jersey has a 2-0 league. sharks hat their chances. devils went 2-1. san jose now 1-6 to start the season and they will wrap up their road trip in philadelphia tomorrow. >>> nicely done. we had to >>> the sandcastle classic returned to ocean beach today. the theme for this year was sandcastle remix, meaning groups chose the design from the past 40 years and redesigned it or presented it in a new way. it is their way of highlighting all the best designs from the last 40 years of the competition. >> it looks a beautifully done. big turnout, nice weather, thank you very much. that will do it for us at 5:00. ♪ >>> tonight, early surge. americans turn out in big numbers with the midterms fast approaching. more than 7 million ballots cast so far by mail or in person as election day has transformed into midterm month. >>> i'm christina

finalist for the image award and in black and white and the butler which was made into a 2013 film directed by lee daniels. he's been a correspondent for the washington post and the boston globe where he was a pulitzer finalist and he's currently visiting distinguished scholar at miami university in oxford ohio. joining well on our digital stage is claimed critic peter , peter guralnick including his elvis presley biology last train to memphis and careless love. they're here discussing wells new book colonization, 100 years of black films and a white world. publishers weekly calls it an account of a vital but often slighted cinematic condition for a fascinating more dwight goddard writes for the new york times this is .sweeping history but in a good chance it feels chris, urgent and paired down like a good movie it's pops from the start. we're so pleased to be hosting this event tonight with a digital podium is yours well peter. >> thank you. >> it's great to be your with you, i wish we were with you in person and congratulations on the book. we've known each other a long time, known each other over30 yea

danielle and lou ganske into the russian federation. in his speech at the signing ceremony, vladimir putin urged ukraine to return to peace talks, but emphasized out the status of the 4 new territories is non negotiable. blue i am even get as you need, we call on the key of regime to immediately cease fire. all hall, still it is the war it on least back in 2014 and returned to the negotiating table were ready for this is been said more than once, but we will not discuss the choice of the people in the gans didn't at his own ends up rogia, it's done, russia will not betray them. for the ceremony was followed by celebrations across all for new russian territory. the night sky lift off and the blaze of color the fireworks display withheld. the sar mcgill memorial complex in that done yet, and melick told the biggest city that russia controlled in this up. what was your region? people reacted with cheers and i 1st of emotions of love and the linesman. similar things, well, hearing in her song, it all follows the 5 day long referendum held i

fast jets to larger-than-life ships, fleet week is expected to draw up to one million people into the city. daniel is with the san francisco chamber of commerce. >> i heard a number today, that has a real impact. talking about small businesses. >> describing small businesses as bearing the brunt. >> when folks were coming back to the office, they weren't having normal traffic. >> it has been kind of slow this last year and a half, so it is really good for us. >> they are expecting it to pick up midweek. by then, all enable ships will be docked and the blue angels take to the sky. >> i think it is going to be more tomorrow than today, they're expecting a lot of customer thursday, friday, and next weekend. dark and beyond the businesses, there is a special meaning to those that loved ones who have served. >> is pretty part of my family history. my father was stationed in the navy my whole life and he was actually buried out to sea. >> they both have deep ties to the navy. >> my father-in-law as well as my brother spent years in the navy as well as my sister. this is our military, this is what we sho

week is expected to draw up to a million people into the city. daniel hursteen is with the san francisco chamber of commerce. i heard a number today. that was maybe even a million people coming in the city next week for week and that has a real impact and really from the bottom of our economy. i'm talking about the small businesses that desperately need the foot traffic describing small businesses as bearing the brunt of the pandemics blow, especially when we look at downtown san francisco businesses where when folks weren't coming back to the office, they weren't having the normal traffic. and so they're the ones who really need these sorts of events the most that bring customers into their door and business back to the levels. it was pre-pandemic. it has been kind of slow these couple of well this fast year and a half. so it's really gs at reds java house. they're expecting it to pick up midweek by then. all the naval ships will be docked and the blue angels take to the sky on the weekend. i think it's gonna be like more tomorrow from the boat then to

that was the break good into the office of daniel shrink. it's not really connected to watergate. but the break-in was planned and executed by gordon liddy and howard hunt, who were connected. it planted the seeds that blossomed into the watergate scandal. right about this time, right about thanksgiving, 50 years ago, john dean was recruiting gordon liddy to design a campaign intelligence plan. it is unfortunate that he picked gordon. it is unfortunate that gordon got a little carried away with his plan. it involved proposals for mugging, bugging, kidnapping, and prostitution. one of the fair things to say is that some of nixon's people were hardly blameless and all this. the question was, how high up the rot went? that argument exist even onto today. as watergate unfolded, a heavily partisan media help to ensure that the victors were lionized, the vanquished were villainized. afterwards, they told us a system had worked and justice had prevailed. well, not exactly. in fact, given what i have uncovered you might conclude that the system did not work. there was no justice for the wa

okay folks, danielle i just took people terribly deep dive into the inner workings of campaign cash. i thought it was important to do because it struck me that people do not understand who is giving what and where. so do you think that the democratic federal party committees, the dnc, d and c c, dccc that they are doing enough to support candidates and competitive races the cycle? and if you, could weigh on in which races you think it used a few more resources? >> i mean first i love your tutorial simone. it is needed and it's needed and it's important. i think the reality is there needs to be more coordination and i think that for the first time, we are seeing that happen. the question is why don't we see it all the time? when you look at the dollar amounts that were distributed by the ds cc and from the dnc down to the dccc, you see it is not a lot of money and it cost a lot of money to run for office. why is that? because of the supreme court and how much money they have allowed to blow into our politics. and so i do think there needs to be more resources that are spread around, p

into this game? gov. daniels:gov. daniels: it was not my idea. i said no to it two or three times. i thought it was as unlikely as you. no, i mean, i will explain it from a personal standpoint. i finally decided that on the third or fourth overture that i couldn't -- i stopped and asked myself, i could not think of another job other than the one i was leaving where if a person did a good job, he or she could add more value to the state i care about, the state where i wanted to live, continue living, and perhaps beyond. by that, i meant things like in a knowledge economy, in which the biggest nonmilitary challenge i think to our national success is going to be our ability or not to educate, innovate, and continue to lead the world technologically. we have always been what we now call a stem centric school, but we have become more so. i thought i saw on opportunity to do more of that. the commission recently issued this report. everybody remembers the most important thing a nation can do to maintain its strength and competitiveness was to produce 10,000 more engineers a year. the uni

daniel: it is one of the most complex productions into the tv entertainment anywhere in the world. venue is needed for six to eight weeks before eurovision takes place. there are already gigs booked into the arena that will have to be rescheduled or even canceled. some of those are people like elton john. phone calls being made to sa "sorry, your tour can't happen now because of this." for context, eurovision tell me that for an average world tour -- say, lady gaga, she has 30 traile for her technology, and she is known for putting on an elaborate show. eurovion has 200, trailers and they create between 10000 and 11,000 journalistss, production, and crew. samantha: i'm sure you will be there. thank you for taking us through those details. let's have a look at the promo video for what will undoubtedly be a spectacular event. >> bbc television, 9:00. ♪ >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. on behalf of the bbc, we all join in welcoming the stars here in london tonight -- perhaps something like 400 million people could be watching at this moment. ladies and gentlemen, the moment has

if prices start to fall, does that bring more supply into the market or less supply? danielleperspective, even though starts were down, reducing the number of homes under construction is picking up as they work through that pipeline that builders had difficulty getting through when supply challenges were at their highest. i think we are going to see some supply from new construction. i think it is also possible that as prices settle in response to higher mortgage rates, that we could see more existing homeowners decide to make a move that they were not able to make because of the high home prices and the lack of availability, so we could see inventory pick if prices soft and a bit -- pickup if prices soften a bit. alix: my question is, if they keep hiking but it is the backend of the curve that re-rates the most, how quickly does that affect mortgage prices versus the front end? danielle: mortgage rates move much more closely in line with the long end of the curve, so 10-year treasuries is where we see the closest correlation between mortgage rates. even before the fed finishe

the shall not. vessel buzz, daniel katerina, i knew the utan humenzki, but you turn you into the shadow carino. i've gone beyond my boy's cohort style with such events hasn't been seen in ukraine for a long time. but it's impossible to forget the courage of the people who died for freedom and the $200.00 plus death camps in ukraine, where fascists massacre people of all nationalities. all the people of the soviet union liberated ukraine. together. they hoisted the banner on the rice stag together and grief for their fallen comrades together. victory and 945 of the world's greatest evil united people. and it wasn't questioned anywhere. 30 is a me cases from shells that compatriots and don't bass were killed with a now given to children as souvenirs. a boy were pushing for horror was like show, live a, but i have a for world so critical portion of mutual nautical with in logan ukraine. they decided to honor the memory of those who earlier been considered traitors. collaborators and u. p. a members only recently acquired some young if don't talk, this would be nice. i would look into chica

into oblivion anytime soon. it's good to hear if you're up to date. now my colleague daniel winters of next week, w business news. i will see you tomorrow with one continent, 700000000 people with their own personal stories. europe. mm. we explored every day life with what europeans fear and what they hope for.

that was the break-in into the beverly hills offices of daniel ellsberg shrink. looking to see what his plans might be for further leaks like the pentagon papers. it's not really connected to watergate, but the break-in was planned and executed by gordon letty and howard hunt who were connected. so it planted the seeds that blossomed into the watergate. right about this time right about thanksgiving 50 years ago. john dean was recruiting gordon, liddy. to design a campaign intelligence plan. it's unfortunate that he picked gordon. it's unfortunate that gordon got a little carried away. with his plan it involved proposals for mugging bugging kidnapping and prostitution. so one of the fair things to say is that some of nixon's people? were hardly blameless in all this the question was how high up the rot went and that's where all the arguments exist even to today. as watergate unfolded a heavily partisan media. helped to assure that the victors we're lyonized. that the vanquished were villainized. and afterwards they told us the system had worked and that justice h

into oblivion any time soon. it's good to hear you're up to date now my colleague daniel winters of next to the w business news. i will see you tomorrow. with one continent, 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. europe. mm hm. we explored every day life with what europeans feared and what they hope for focus on european o. d, w. m. know, ah, rearing to read. ah, everyone who loves books has to go insane. ah, the d. w literature list, a 100 german must reads ah, it's me to day all the deja vu was brittan picks. it's new p n. richey soon i will take up the roll on choose date, the country looking to him to stabilize the economy. how can do it for speak to an x, but also coming up while the war in ukraine continues thought to turning to what come next? germany, ukrainian business and political li is needed to discuss rebuilding efforts. we'll see what support the country leaks and all of europe is struggling with energy prices, but it's hitting some countries harder than most. we had to athens and see how greeks struggling to make ends at the time again dw business, welcome richie. sumac is said to be

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daniels who we know in this community? what is your message to them? because i mean, you might not have achieved your dream of going into engineering school, but you've made something of yourself. i just want to give one of our most visual givea for sure to go and try to that diversify certain things. in fact, when i was not able to follow medication, i find ways to register them. well, well, i'm looking for their group mercer both financial to follow my goals and a lot of business ideas and a lot of experience. okay. hodge. i, we started with you. i'd like to conclude with you. what do you think lies ahead for the use of this country? i asked if they're able to compete globally. i wonder if you as a has changed i think after hearing all this, i strongly stand on my answer because i see daniel here saying i reach out to people. you're supposed to help me like in an ideal world, they're not supposed to help you to resources are supposed to be there to help you . we don't even have systems where you can take loans and go to college. and after you get a job, you pay that back when they were talking about people in the rura

we'll go into this with smart details with danielle dimartino booth.s president biden stepping up his war on oil companies and capitalism. tracy shuchart on the cost of this dangerous political move. what would you pay for a twitter check mark? share with mee @cvpayne. i got a whole lot of good once. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: needless to say it has been one heck of a month for the stock market and everyone is wondering if the cyclical trends, by the way they were perfectly aligned. this is market history in this year's session. then all of a sudden came jackson hole. yikes!. okay. powell of course, he blew this whole thing to smithereens. history went this way. the market went that way. we're sort of in the same pattern right now but if powell says the right thing, many people wonder if we could jump back up there to get it all together? mean while many professionals, here is the thing though, many market professionals are still upset with you, folks, because you're not selling. that the individual investor is too excited. t

i'm at the address of g, sierra daniel. iran's government says the fire that broke out at evan prison into iran on saturday was caused by fighting between security forces and inmates. i, when i smoke, could be seen rising from the facility and gunshots were had the detention center holds many political prisoners. officials say at least 9 people were injured in hardy. this file was caused by a fight between some prisoners in the sewing workshop that called the workshop was set up to create jobs for the inmates. the with a wrestle sedar has more frontera. it was about 10 a p. m local time into round when their fire started in even a prison. so based on their blazes and a smoke that was rising above the prison, we can say that it was quite a big one. so right off of the fire, there were several gunshots and also the explosion, like songs and heard and, and, and, and we see that the through there did that. the videos that we are receiving is not only one single unit of the prison that was set on fire, but in different parts of the did the prison, the fire, it was still going on. officials here

a new law and now for the incorporates her son, danielle, who hand skins, upper regional regions into the russian federation. together. that's about 15 percent of russia's territory. a russian controlled areas within these regions. held referendums just over a week ago. and moscow says that people there voted overwhelmingly to join russia. well, we are live in cave and in moscow to cover this story from both sides. mohammed bol is in the russian capital, mohammad. so let's go to you 1st. so there's a very important paradigm shift. it's happening here speaking strictly from the russian standpoint. this is now going to, i know it's not completely finished um, but this is now going to be russian territory and should be treated as such. oh, that's right. just as you mentioned, a completely new paradigm. there. russia, the russian duma has just ratified 2 teeth, or those 3. it is more precisely because it has to do with 4 different treaties with 4 different entities. corresponds up for yellow guns and don't yet. and it means for russia that the, it has now it's going to change its map and

daniel's brought him in. this anna as answer, has insight into the inner workings of opus day. she was part of the group for 19 years, one of about 90000 members, globally. members in north and south america make up about a 3rd of that total. there are roughly 10000 members in africa, asia, australia, and oceana. combined. spain is open day, strongest base with about 35000 members, another 4000 darren italy and in germany about 600 clergy and lay persons. in 1945 opus de starts expanding from spain to portugal and italy then to germany, france and england. it later establishes centers in north and south america to day that our members in 90 countries, including africa and eastern europe. opus day is structured around strict hierarchies. only men are allowed to join at 1st, though women as soon allowed to prelate fernando car is now hence the group. about 2 percent of its members, priests about 10 percent or so called numerous who live in opus de centers separated by gender and committed to celibacy. they are supported by assistant numerous women who cook and clean and the facil

with us now is one of those women pushing back, daniel tutor who was just 17 when gilmore broke intod your account and it is very scary. you can see richard gilmore in the moments before he attacked you. it has to be -- it has to be psychodebilitating. >> it can be. and i think probably what has been the saving factor for me is being able to take something that was very painful in my life and being given the opportunity starting in 2008 to actually be able to advocate for other victims. i've gone on to be able to change seven different laws in the state of oregon and complete rape kit reform in our state. it is appalling to me that we have eliminated our rape kit backlog but we have turned it around and a backlog of sex offenders who are not classified. the legislature passed a bill in 2013 and it was an emergency bill that we needed classification for sex offenders. the one right, and your group have done exceptional work. i really am kind of baffled because his classification leveg called a static 99 risk assessment. that is how they determined this. this is based on number of conv