charles summit lives near daphne's home. he testified as a witness in court. for their only one in the weeks before the murder he saw the same company hocked near his home on several occasions. it is strange because it was a hire car and everything is somebody tourist they want to hear several times over two or three weeks once or twice maybe on the. day they had been studying her. they had done their homework. they knew her movements of course you're hard on we trace your uncle. on that evening alfred was seen in the town of bet need. investigators believe that is when the bomb was placed under the driver's seat of death he's come. at one forty one am the mobile phone attached to the explosives was activated a few hours later it says of the bomb. bad bad bad bad. bad bad. bad on the sixteenth. it was over there just around the corner here we noticed the nine o'clock in the morning. i went out to check the mail at about twelve o'clock it was there my wife went out at two thirty it was there and the explosion happened the three. were never saw it again so how d

of a german colleagues bustin obama and how this month we're able to locate daphne's source . the source. of the problem here was. you know as all of this is. just a bore. so it's. he had really. wanted to. and i think it's a part of the whole story he may be a good lawyer as a minister that's true. so you. come to the role. we've also given additional testimony about christian katerina this time related to the investigation of daphne's death. several sources pointed in the same direction c t v a village on the south of the island and. that evening we ended up in a fit in unst bar. we were accompanied by a radio france journalist who was equipped with a hidden camera. after a few minutes we began speaking with the customer. he told us he visits the body every evening. we asked him about the katerina affair. the pollution that went. to children out of credit no. because the good. people could just get it done says yes because this from the middle of this day comes the. truth not just oh she studied more than i was going to see justice to be seen yes. and this many come here as

daphne as everyone called her and malta became an icon. the investigative journalist had reported on multis politics and her blog running commentary. the blog was more widely read than the country's newspaper is. on an island of just full hundred thousand residents the blog had a readership of more than three hundred thousand. you're presenting the voice off truth but it was our first source of information where she was exposing things that the government was trying its best to cover up she was relentless she was fearless . there was nothing they could do to stop duffy. daphne was known for investigating corruption at the highest level her main target was the ruling labor party and its prime minister joseph most got. a few months to be. bullhead day the journalist had uncovered the existence of several offshore companies owned by some members of the government. if you wanted to call somebody a crook a thief a robber a liar a corrupt politician should those or she was feared no one who wanted to get on the wrong side of definitely were the

well good evening daphne was a fearless reporter she was one of the very unique free voice voices in the in mad scientist tiny island where there is a high level of corruption and she was very yes she was a fearless investigates reporter she was to be issuing very critical stories for the public opinion and not only for the multis opinion not only for the multi citizens but for european cities and she was investigating a critical issue such as organized crime corruption and money laundering and she was very very a learned she was facing a lot of threats just before being killed she was facing fifty six libel cases just against her so that tell you about the environment and use eco system in my daughter and how difficult it is to do to be an investigative journalist in this island in the middle of a few opinions so my colleague melissa was actually reporting from or to see that she wasn't reported more she was on vacation and mortar which is often how people think about malta as a vacation spot someone to go to enjoy the weather enjoy the mediterranean so there's a disconnect between

well good evening daphne was a fearless reporter she was one of the very unique free voice voices in the in multimedia any island where there is a high level of corruption and she was very yes she was a fearless investigates reporter she was to be issuing very critical stories for the public opinion and not only for the multis opinion not only for the multi citizens but for european cities and she was investigating the critical issue such as organized crime corruption and money laundering and she was very very a learned she was facing a lot of threats just before being killed she was facing fifty six libel cases just against her so that tell you about the environment and use eco system in my time and how difficult it is to do to be an investigative journalist in this island in the middle of a few opinions so my colleague melissa was actually reporting from or to see that she wasn't reported more she was on vacation and mortar which is often how people think about malta as a vacation spot somewhere to go to enjoy the weather enjoy the mediterranean so does a disconnect between what mo

well good evening daphne was a fearless reporter she was one of the very unique free voice voices in the in mad time this tiny island where there is a high level of corruption and she was very yes she was a feel that investigative reporter she was publishing very critical stories for the public opinion and not only for the multis opinion not only for the multi citizens but for european cities and she was investigating a critical issue such as organized crime corruption money laundering and she was very very ill learned she was facing a lot of threats just before being killed she was facing fifty six libel cases just against for so that's very little about the environment and the use eco system in mata and how difficult it is to do you to be an investigative journalist in this island in the middle of european union so my colleague was actually reporting from or to see that she wasn't reported what she was on vacation and mortar which is often how people think about more to as a vacation spot someone to go to enjoy the weather enjoy the mediterranean so there's a disconnect between wha

well good evening daphne was a fearless reporter she was one of the very unique free voice voices in the in multimedia any island where there is a high level of corruption and she was very yes she was a fearless investigates reporter she was to be issuing very critical stories for the public opinion and not only for the multis opinion not only for the multi citizens but for european cities and she was investigating the critical issue such as organized crime corruption and money laundering and she was very very a learned she was facing a lot of threats just before being killed she was facing fifty six libel cases just against her so that tell you about the environment and use eco system in my time and how difficult it is to do to be an investigative journalist in this island in the middle of a few opinions so my colleague melissa was actually reporting from or to see that she wasn't reported more she was on vacation and mortar which is often how people think about more to as a vacation spot someone to go out to enjoy the weather enjoy the mediterranean so does a disconnect between wha

daphne was carrying out research into dozens of cases of corruption tax evasion and money laundering within top government circles. the forbidden stories project has spent months poring over those leads. we began our investigation by retracing the steps of the men who were suspects in the assassination. on the fourth of december twenty seventeen multi security forces carried out a raid in the post area of the town of martha. three people were arrested. vincent was. george to giorgio and his brother alfred to georgia. journalist caroline muskrat's was a friend of daphne's she's familiar with the reputation of the three men who had previously been suspected of taking part in an armed robbery. these people who are unemployed. they had they lived a life where they have a number of luxury cars they were living out openly without you know without any any kind of you know field of credit or they were everybody knew they were but i think everybody knew what they were doing and. we have had access to confidential police files they have allowed us to retrace the preparations for deafness assas

news grid now it has also been today one year since another journalist was killed in malta daphne. who died in a car bomb blast she was investigating corruption in businesses and the police in the maltese government and a family and friends are demanding a public inquiry to find out who is responsible for her death the focus of the thing firing on like the current president is is to look into whether deafness nice could have been saved so that would mean looking into possible state failure to protect and possible state conditions in the assassination there was nothing like her before and there's been nothing since her bravery i imagine would inspire others in the years to come locally she opened many people's eyes to what. journalism could be and this is definitely a blogger note book as she called it running commentary was the name her last post well obviously from twelve months ago and it was untitled that crook scam where your schembri was in court today pleading that he is not a crook and old away down story after story. was politics the kind of stories which many would say got

and it's a year to the day since a massive bomb blast in malta blew up a journalist there daphne. was investigating corruption in business is the police and the government of families demanding a public inquiry to find out who ordered her death we're going to interrupt this will come back to you later let's take you now to encourage where the turkish foreign minister. is speaking let's listen in to what he has to say. it to them. resolving the issues well this is this is. known as a long standing issue we need to. prove this in the united nations of course we can have. an official meetings with the cypriots to create a scene in cyprus that does not mean we recognize their government that does not mean we actually. i accepted. that cypriot government as a country as a state you know. we can have as i said. you know official meetings and they have actually resisted turkey with regards to these issues and they want to. find. you know on this and what kind of trivial have to resort to dizzy and i'd like to tell you who says there's turkey. i was listening in there to my shoulder the t

multis best known investigative journalist was killed by a car bomb police charged three men with daphne water commits his murder but critics believe the people who want to be attacked still at large that they're being protected the government denies any wrongdoing in the investigation but some new politicians have lost faith in the country's leaders the w.c. quarter to bow reports from motor. remembering her hero one year after her murder activist. the journalist definite. on the activities of the corrupt and criminal. why did she have to die she did not die because she lied she died because she told the truth and she was uncovering too many uncomfortable truths for too many people this is the spot where carroll was assassinated just after three pm on the sixteenth of october twenty seventeen she was driving down this hill when a remote controlled bomb detonated under her seat the explosion threw her vehicle off the road and into this field this memorial at the side of the nation pays tribute to the journalist who dared to ask the powerful of this country difficult questions questions.

possible state failure to protect and possible state complicity in the assassination this is where daphne car honestly see it was killed she left her home in a village just up the hill in a least car the blast was so powerful it scattered parts of the vehicle in surrounding fields some of her remains were found eighty meters away from here this isn't the first car bomb in malta they have been six since the start of two thousand and sixteen but it's the first time the victim hasn't been a criminal three men are on trial for murder question surrounding a motive a yet to be answered. claimed to have uncovered corruption at the highest levels in a maltese bank the police and the government she believed officials were granting residency and passports in return for bribes from shady individuals trying to access the european union. she also linked to maltese politicians including the prime minister joseph muscat with offshore tax havens he denies the allegations. but is family believe there's been a deliberate attempt to control the narrative surrounding her death to make it look like she was in

. >> reporter: full of joyful emotion, meg, rhonda and daphne, three sisters embracing for the first time aftere a lifet apart. the three women share the same biological mother who placed them all i goodhomes. >> here we are. >> i know. >> it was only after meg and daphne were searching for clues into their medicalha history they found each other. >> that's where it all started. >> reporter:then, an eve bigger surprise, a third sister, rhonda. >> just getting chills and thinking, oh, my usgosh. they jt looked like me. >> the middle child. >> reporter: the women, now own up, building on a sisterly bond they never knew existed but always felt was possible. >> it's overwhelming. it's wonderful. they're beautiful. it's just the best thing, best thing ever just to finally have my sisters here. >> completeness. it's wonderful. ee >> trying to it together, but broke down a couple times on the airplane, so fally get to meet my blood, my dna right here. i always dreamed of having sisters. i was always jealous of my friends who would talk about their sisters and things they did and how they sh

countries looks into our files and found plenty of revelations left by a woman who knew too much daphne append to shop. in forty five minutes long d.w. . and was all consuming conflict for over an hour and religion. the third airship turned up a year old to a battlefield. what candidates failed to determine its outcome. in negotiations lasting many years mediators succeeded in maturing and. it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty eight judgeships starts october twenty fourth on g.w. . amazing in this day and age how a beetle can hold the construction of a highway or a little frog the extension of an airport today we're going to take a look at activist economics how environmentalists bring an industry to a standstill i've reported from protests and strikes for of a true decades as a journalist and it's.

her and daphne oz. and she comes into town, and we're really -- we've been busy.orking because this weekend is giant for you. you're coming back to "saturday night live," which i'm psyched about. [ cheers and applause ] you're reprising your donald trump impression which i'm psyched to see you back. >> well, what i was saying is, i go back -- you know this, i mean, this business is always that we're as much about, you know, the content or whatever, as it is about who you work with. and i love him. >> jimmy: yeah, steve higgins is great, yeah. >> i love him and i love lorne. so to go back there, we have fun. >> jimmy: of course. i mean, i love lorne, but lorne loves you back, too. you're great on the show. you just -- >> and you know, you come in there, and higgins would be like, "here, we got this sketch for you." i'm like, "i have sex with a a gorilla." [ light laughter ] and he's like, "it could be great." >> jimmy: so trust me. don't worry about it. [ laughter ] again, i love the -- i mean, come on. >> i'll have sex with a a gorilla. what's the big deal? >> jim

freedom met with the maltese prime minister just of muscat and they demanded a public inquiry into daphne quranic death this is a photo of the meeting that you're seeing right now and let's bring in scott griffin he was at the table at that meeting is the international press institute deputy director he joins us from the capital valetta scott thank you so much for being with us how did the prime minister respond to your ground. well we had a very frank and open discussion with the prime minister and i think that he listened to our concerns obviously but i can say that we walked out of that meeting with the feeling that that murder was going to be solved there are far too many open questions and far too many doubts about the way the investigation as an adult so far so unfortunately i can't say that those doubts have been assuaged authorities say they're doing the best they can critics however say that those who organized her murder they are being protected what evidence is there to support that. look at you know we're not privy to the investigation itself we're not we're not carrying it ou

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until those responsible for the mind of daphne carr and i guess are found and brought to justice. we have some football now in england pulled off a big surprise in their nations league match against spain raheem sterling scored twice as angle and sealed a three two victory in the spanish city of seville despite the loss spain still remains top of the group and germany's national football team has yet to bounce back from this year's disastrous world cup on saturday they lost three nil to the netherlands they now face world champions france in the nation's league that's coming up tonight criticism of coach your home love is mounting as one poll shows ninety percent of german fans want to mount of the job. it's no walk in the park for coach york removed these days germany trained inside the stop to france on monday after their debacle in amsterdam they need to bounce back against the world champions another heavy loss could spell the end of his tenure. as he just more task here is to put in a different one executed well. everything else has to be blanked out of. course i have to take

on who ordered the murder of his best known journalist is still available a year after her death daphne. was killed in a car bomb attack three hundred sixty five days ago today and occasion marked by a vigil at the site where she was killed in a car bombing in december police charged three men with believes she is murder but critics believe the people who ordered the attack are still at large and that they are being protected use. reports tonight from. remembering her hero one year after her murder activist meant the journalist death . on the activities of the corrupt and criminal. why did she have to die she did not die because she lied she died because she told the truth and she was uncovering too many uncomfortable truths for too many people this is the spot where karen was assassinated just after three pm on the sixteenth of october twenty seventeen she was driving down this hill one remote controlled bomb detonated under her seat the explosion through her be off the road and into this field this memorial at the side of the nation pays tribute to the journalist asked the powerful of

possible state failure to protect and possible state complicity in the assassination this is where daphne car honestly see it was killed she left her home in a village just up the hill in a least car the blast was so powerful it's got to parts of the vehicle in surrounding fields some of her remains were found eighty meters away from here this isn't the first car bomb in malta they have been six since the start of two thousand and sixteen but it's the first time the victim hasn't been a criminal three men are on trial for murder question surrounding a motive a yet to be answered. claimed to have uncovered corruption at the highest levels in a maltese bank the police and the government she believed officials were granting residency and passports in return for bribes from shady individuals trying to access the european union. she also linked to maltese politicians including the prime minister joseph muscat with offshore tax havens he denies the allegations. but she is family believe there's been a deliberate attempt to control the narrative surrounding her death to make it look like she was

investigative journalist in malta hundreds of people gathered at the scene of the attack to remember daphne koller one. she'd been looking into corruption between businesses the police and the government her family is the man being a public inquiry to find out who ordered her this. for years historians believe the ancient city of pompei was buried by a volcanic eruption on august the twenty fourth in seventy nine eighty eight but i knew discovery suggests mt vesuvius may have erupted two months later a new excavations a found a charcoal inscription dated october seventeenth. barbara starr in london here are the top stories on al-jazeera saudi arabia has prevented turkish police from searching the saudi consul general zinni stumble residence the consul general himself meanwhile is actually left turkey investigators had been waiting hours to enter the site turkish officials have told al jazeera they have evidence that the missing saudi journalist jamal ashaji was killed inside the saudi consulate on monday turkish investigators spent twelve hours combing through the building which ashaji was

been killed in the in the last twelve months a car bombing last october in malta claimed the life of daphne cut in a. while in february of this year the slovak journalist chick was shot to death here in berlin where i'm talking to you from the german government it echoed the words of mr timmons saying that there must be a full investigation and we must find out what led to the slaying of miss madden of our. right moving on scientists are voicing their concern over research into modifying insects to spread viruses a pentagon project designed to protect crops it's a theory hollywood horror movies have already got to grips with. you haven't just released a transmissible virus you've released a disease the united states knows better than to return to a biological arms race the program may be widely perceived as an effort to develop biological agents for hostile purposes and their means of delivery which if true would constitute a breach of the biological weapons convention well the insect allies project began in twenty sixteen and is aimed at protecting agriculture but also includes developing

urged the maltese government to open an end appendant investigation into the and solve murder of daphne koller owner of the. human rights groups in a co-op were welcoming the release of some anti-government protesters arrested on sunday that's a hundred remain in prison at least three hundred twenty protesters have been killed during six months of a billion against three time president daniel ortega opponents accuse him of being a cruel and corrupt dictator and ports in the capital. was dozens of anti-government demonstrators were met with heavy force by police in managua after six months of unrest and more nicaraguan citizens are calling on the government of president then you know they got to end the violent repression of political opponents and i'm a very me and i don't know what being repressed they won't let us march they are violating our constitutional rights to protest. almost as soon as the demonstration began police vehicles full of riot officers confronted the crowd. some protesters clashed with officers and were beaten with clubs many of the demonstrators were women who were

groups urge the maltese government to open an end appended investigation into the unsolved murder of daphne . turning to our top story in the political fallout from the disappearance of journalist. despite thousands of civilian deaths in yemen some countries have been neutered in their criticism of the saudi led coalition's war there but the case could change all that or set up america. it has the worst humanitarian situation on earth with the u.n. warning that yemen could soon face a full scale final. since it led a military intervention in its southern neighbor three and a half years ago saudi arabia and its allies who breached the basic rules of war civilians have been repeatedly targeted with some attacks on schools and hospitals a un panel recently accused the coalition of war crimes so many people talk about yemen as the forgotten war but here at the u.n. it's not a forgotten war we have sometimes monthly debates and meetings on the what's going on in yemen it's an ignored war and it's ignored because so many at the security council table are directly or indirectly involved and shield

been killed in the in the last twelve months a car bombing last october in malta claimed the life of daphne cut in a. while in february of this year the slovak journalist chick was shot to death here in berlin where i'm talking to you from the german government it echoed the words of mr timmons saying that there must be a full investigation and we must find out what led to the slaying of miss might in other. discovering oil should be a chance to celebrate economic boost and maybe the creation of thousands of local jobs but things have turned sour in the u.s. state of north dakota where the new oil wealth is being linked with a surge in drug abuse prostitution and domestic violence on wednesday here in r.t. we'll take an in-depth look. it was a very cultural community it was mostly just cattle and farmland. you had this small little town of walk herd and then all of a sudden the whole of these people move in. this is. so they need to actually physically can't get out of those around. the things that need nor to cut a string. and. with a whole lotta money all the oil field workers can fly you

have been killed in the last twelve months a car bombing last october in malta claimed the life of daphne corona. while in february of this year the slovak journalist chick was shot to death here in germany the government of angela merkel has echoed what was said by mr timmons that the investigation must be full and they want to get to the bottom of what led to the slaying of miss might in order. a controversial right wing of the trump of the tropics has won the first round of brazil's presidential election and by a large margin however diables a narrow failed to secure the fifty percent needed to avoid a second round runoff the supporters of taking to the streets there claiming fraud is this high stakes election heats up with a national has been. yes brazilians cost their ballots but we're going to see a second round as none of the candidates was able to get the fifty percent needed to win outright it is yet to early to say who will rule the country next but many predict victory will go to the current favorite their winner of the first round the most controversial candidate the so-called

today is the anniversary of the killing of daphne caruana galizia, a maltese journalist investigating corruption. and she and two other journalists within the european union have been killed this year, and they are -- they're not in war zones. they're investigating corruption and organized crime. and that, it seems to me, is really important -- i don't know if it's new but it's a front in this war on journalists. >> i think that's why this film and your book at this time are really significant and major reminders of what's at stake here not just for the individuals who are targeted and lose their lives but for our very democracies, for the whole idea of what's truth and what's lies and, again, about marie, we had her sister and her lawyer on, cat and her lawyer, who are convinced this was not an accident, that she was not killed in any crossfire, that she was, in fact, targeted. i interviewed them when they came out with their conclusions and their suit against the assad regime and cat explained to me she had been talking to paul conroy. let's just listen to this. >> really it felt li

have been killed in the last twelve months a car bombing last october in malta claimed the life of daphne karuna. while in february of this year the slovak journalist chick was shot to death here in germany the government of angle of merkel has echoed what was said by mr timmons that the investigation must be full and they want to get to the bottom of what led to the slaying of miss martineau over. health officials in gaza say eleven protesters were shot by israeli troops during a protest along the perimeter fence on monday crowds of palestinians had gathered to call on israel and egypt to lift their crippling blockade of the strip which was imposed eleven years ago after hamas took power the i.d.f. says it used live fire and tear gas after rioters girls tones and explosives into israel and tried to breach the fence according to the u.n. israeli troops have killed two hundred five protesters and injured more than twenty thousand since the gazans great in march of return protest campaign began back in. switching gears to another serious conflict now the syrian war has been indiscriminate w

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other reporters both known for their work on corruption have been killed in the maltese journalist daphne caron and glitzy who was killed by a car bomb exactly a year ago while slovak jenna's young cruciate and his fiance were both shot dead in their home back in february ok moving on it's been more than a year but the need to movement has finally reached india both the entertainment industry and the news industry what kind of allegations have been made against him . this seems to have been sparked by women in the entertainment industry speaking out there was an actress. who filed a police complaint and a right to make him a kook whose story got loads of play on twitter and that really seems to open the floodgates numerous activists also journalists including some senior editors in the news industry have since described instances of sexual harassment and assault now i asked bangalore based journalist sunday a man then why it's taken so long for the me to movement to really take root in india. i think the sense of shame is very very very large when you need women and i think it's taken a y

ordered the murder of malta is best known journalist will that money is still available one year ago daphne. was killed in a car bomb attack the murder three hundred sixty five days ago shocked europe today it was marked by a vigil at the site where she was killed in a car bombing back in december police charged three men with believe she is murder but critics believe the people who ordered that attack are still at large and that they are being protected the w.'s melanie curable reports tonight from old. remembering her hero one year after her murder activist mourns the journalist deafening. on the activities of the corrupt and criminal. why did she have to die she did not die because she lied she died because she told the truth and she was uncovering too many uncomfortable truths for too many people this is the spot where carroll was assassinated just after three pm on the sixteenth of october twenty seven thousand she was driving down this hill when a remote controlled bomb detonated under her seat the explosion threw her vehicle off the road and into this field this memorial at the site

other reporters both known for their work on corruption have been killed in the maltese journalist daphne carnegie let's see who was killed by a car bomb exactly a year ago while slovak jenna's young cruciate and his fiance were both shot dead in their home back in february ok moving on it's been more than a year but the need to movement has finally reached india both the entertainment industry and the news industry what kind of allegations have been made against him this seems to have been sparked by women in the entertainment industry speaking out there was an actress. who filed a police complaint and a writer make him a kook read whose story got loads of play on twitter and that really seems to open the floodgates numerous actors also journalists including some senior editors in the news industry have since described instances of sexual harassment and assault now i asked bangalore based journalist sunday a man on why it's taken so long for the me to movement to really take root in india . i think the sense of shame is very very very large money need women and i think it's taken a year