there's a whole ton of people behind this lawsuit earth justice you go that's going to us army corps of engineers you have. the. basin keeper probably didn't have site right someone from louisiana you lose it across first producers association as well as the gulf restoration network the water keepers a lot of names and. kind of part of this party to this lawsuit the judge didn't know. earth justice is pretty good about it yeah i know that they there was a quote there or the attorney told the media the court's ruling recognizes the serious threat this pipeline poses to the. basin i think about one of the country's ecological and cultural crown jewels for now at least it's safe from this company's incompetence and greed for now still. some good stuff. sometimes a crack in the door and that is what many fearful of world war three are hoping for with news that north korea has left the door open to possible talks with the united states despite the new sanctions announced last friday r t s n l a champ is that the latest. evening tie in tab so according to treasury secretary steve there are

the earth justice just see them on january eleventh as a staff yeah they'd sooner or later there's a whole ton of people behind this lawsuit you talk about earth justice you go that's going to us army corps of engineers you have the the. basin keeper probably didn't get outside rights i'm from louisiana do you lose it across first producers association as well as the gulf restoration network the water keepers a lot names and the. kind of part of this party to this lawsuit the judge didn't know. earth justice is pretty good about it yeah i know that they there was a quote there the attorney told the media the court's ruling recognizes the serious threat this pipeline poses to the. basin i think about one of the country's ecological and cultural crown jewels for now at least it's safe from this company's incompetence and greed for now. good stuff. sometimes a crack in the door and that is what many fearful of world war three are hoping for with news that north korea has left the door open to possible talks with the united states despite the new sanctions announced last friday r t n n l

earth justice is pretty good about it yeah i know that they there was a quote there or the attorney told the media the court's ruling recognizes the serious threat this pipeline poses to the. basin i think about one of the country's ecological and cultural crown jewels for now at least it's safe from this company's incompetence and greed for now still. some good stuff. sometimes a crack in the door and that is what many fearful of world war three are hoping for with news that north korea has left the door open to possible talks with the united states despite the new sanctions announced last friday r t s n l a champ is that the latest. evening tie in to have so according to treasury secretary steve there are now as many as four hundred fifty sanctions on north korea and half of those have been imposed in just the past year alone since trump took office but as ms evolved to trump the president's daughter and the senior advisor led the american delegation at the olympic closing ceremonies in north korea allegedly ready to come to the negotiating table with america however this information w

we sent a clear message that the united states will pursue criminals to the end of the earth in the name of justice. thanks to the men and women of this department, we need no longer fear this barbaric trafficking ring. last fall, the fbi and our state and local partners arrested 120 traffickers and recovered 84 minors in a major nation-wide operation. one operation. victims were as young as 12. and just a couple of weeks ago, just ten miles from here, a sex trafficker from northern virginia was sentenced to 30 years in prison, his two co-conspirators received 10-year sentences. in fiscal year 2017 the department of justice secured convictions of nearly 500 traffickers. we brought a record number of cases last year, charging more than 550 defendants, some of those are still pending. these cases involved all forms of human trafficking. labor trafficking, sex trafficking, exploiting minors and adults, u.s. citizens, legal guest workers and illegal aliens. we have seen increases in cases filed, defendants charged and defendants convicted and we're going to keep working at it, but when we lock away a t

earth justice is pretty good about it yeah i know that they there was a quote there the attorney told the media the court's ruling recognizes the serious threat this pipeline poses to the. basin i think about one of the country's ecological and cultural crown jewels for now at least it's safe from this company's incompetence and greed for now still. some good stuff. sometimes a crack in the door and that is what many fearful of world war three are hoping for with news that north korea has left the door open to possible talks with the united states despite the new sanctions announced last friday r t s n l a champ is that the latest. evening tie in tab so according to treasury secretary steve there are now as many as four hundred fifty sanctions on north korea and half of those have been imposed in just the past year alone since trump took office but as ms evolved to trump the president's daughter and the senior advisor led the american delegation at the olympic closing ceremonies in north korea allegedly ready to come to the negotiating table with america however this information was r

and the earth does all of your knowledge justice lady of the muscle that i'm a difficulty a muslim still a do more middle souls don't put this all. come back to worlds apart make sure good call for an opposition politician here in russia and a former member of parliament dmitri just before the break we were talking about the current state of russia and. you are expressing a very dim view of whether or not anything can change at least for the current authorities in power and it's interesting that this current elections i think already. being brought on a corner you know according to different sort of problems for example just six years ago politicians had from non-parliamentary parties had to get two million votes now that barrier has been trustingly decreased the territorial principle of voting has been also scrapped as much as you. people from the opposition like to say that it's the same all the actions but they're very predictable results don't you think that the police there a little bit the system itself electoral system a little bit more accommodating to both voters and people who.

a libyan man who lost his whole family in a nature earth raid is planning to take his fight for justice to the european court of human rights he says the alliance dropped two bombs on his hosts during its military intervention in the country in twenty live. now we demand that we need to explain why our house and houses were showing all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted our house sadly my dear wife died as well as my cousins my innocent children and our neighbors our friends were there with those it was a monstrous crime that nato has the latest equipment and technology which allows them to accurately determine the targets of the nato aircraft struck specifically at night when people were in their home they intentionally hit civilian targets those hospitals schools gas stations they destroyed all the infrastructure while they were killing civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure apparently knowing there were no weapons there. let's take a look at the map and i where the nato attack actually took place as mentioned thirteen people were killed in the bombard

justice. really does is the sum up on earth of you know that's what i. need. a part of history that many are still coming to terms with. the film an elephant sitting still takes viewers to china it's for disaffected protagonists and leading lives of desperation and struggle emerging. from our. urban misery and suffering mountains of trash piled up on street corners. neglected old people. but still this is a film that manages to find beauty in the most dismal of situations. director who both committed suicide last year at just twenty nine this debut film is his legacy fellow filmmakers say it's less a critique of today's china than an artistic statement in the past like everybody in the army in the same family. you know and it's like everybody together but that that stuff we now in modern family situation. in china compared to you know me the trend of the whole war right now i think it's also up in the us. there is no public funding available to filmmakers in china they have to rely on the commitment and generosity of private investors. a lot of people jogging

the program welcome back a libyan man who lost his whole family in a nato earth raid is planning to take his fight for justice to the european court of human rights he say's the alliance dropped two bombs all in his house during its military intervention in the country in twenty eleven. now we demand that we need to explain why our house and other houses were showing all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted our house sadly my dear wife died as well as my cousins my innocent children and our neighbors our friends were there with those it was a monstrous crime and nato has the latest equipment and technology which allows them to accurately determine the targets of the nato cross struck specifically at night when people were in their home while they intentionally hit civilian targets hospitals schools gas stations they destroyed all the infrastructure while they were killing civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure apparently knowing there were no weapons there. well you can see here on the market where the nato attack took place mentioned thirteen people were killed in the bombardme

we sent a clear message that the united states will pursue criminals to the end of the earth in the name of justice. thanks to the men ask and women of this department we need no longer fear this barbaric trafficking ring. last of all, the fbi and our state and local partners arrested 120 traffickers and recovered 84 miner naz major nationwide operation. one operation. victims were as young as 12. and just a couple of weeks ago, just ten miles from here, a sex trafficker, for foreign virginia, was sentenced to 30 years in prison. his two co-cop speier temperatures -- coconspirators received ten year sentences. in fiscal year 2017 the department of justice secured convictions of near lay hundred traffickers. we charged more than 550 defendants last year, some still pending. these cases involved all forms of human trafficking, laker trafficking, sex trafficking, exploiting minors and adult, guest workers and illegal aliens. we have seen an increase in cases filed, defendants channeled and defendants convicted, and we're going to keep working at it. when we lock away a trafficker, our work is not over

years of unaccountability on earth in the size of the country's politics did she appear to tipping and some say justice repression and luck of meaningful democracy have instilled a sense of despondency if your peers a ruling coalition the e.p.a. obviously is expected to meet within days to choose a successor to highland. but the stakes are high and sling for the premiership intense what and what the coalition decides will have a huge impact on how he threw up his government mohammed i don't i'll just. still to come on the program the man convicted of the rape and murder of a six year old girl whose killing triggered a nationwide protest is given for death sentences. and the body of a filipino maid found dead in a freezer is returned to manila i mean to strain diplomatic relations with kuwait. welcome back across australia at the moment we've got an area of low pressure which is giving some very heavy rain across the kimberley and western australia flooding certainly likely here with rainfall totals in excess of five hundred millimeters of a period of a few days elsewhere twenty four degrees and draw in

justice has taken up escapes. and the threats of journalistic freedom. to. earth home to millions of species go home we're saving. googling to tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation . losing interactive content to inspire people to take action over global one deserves the multimedia environment series on w. . and why own. adventure of. the trip by airplane seventeen thousand kilometers in six weeks breathtaking landscape. forgettable experience first touch. the surgeon who follows through childhood starting february twenty seventh joe. good move. move. move move move move move move move move move move move. this is g.w. news on live from bird land high drama in south africa as president zuma defies his party's order to resign and he says that he is being victimized the agency says go by the end of the day we will take it to parliament. also coming up zimbabwean opposition leader morgan. has died after a long battle with illness we will look at his legacy

financial secrecy and bags released by the tax justice network among one hundred twelve countries the u.s. now ranks as the second largest tax haven on earth surpassing the cayman islands race to the bottom of the week. here now to explain more than our senior tax cheat john of o'donnell's. total record i don't you know my taxes ok frisbee golf equipment and a face that are legitimate business expenses all right so there so john after that if things get this honestly you mean have things get this bad as it came and. we're pretty much all they're known for his money laundering and turtle burgers and we've surpassed them on one of those there. are people who are already fatter and dumber but now we have money better for corporations and for no eight eight ads after they know when. we like to eat. some of the ham hocks get laws right in here. john the u.s. has become like a like catnip for tax fraud all right embezzlement bribery money laundering things need to change things are changing baby in just the past three years we've increased our market share of offshore financial services by fourteen percent we now account for over twenty two perc

makeunequal hand so unjust and legal discrimination similar,s the denial of equal justice within prohibition and how on earth did people decide if equality wins during the period when it had few victories. >> one thing i would like to notice since we have this language on the screen is immunities are protection for citizens. things that are fundamental and important. speech.say free free press. free exercise of religion. the bill of rights but the bill rights might say professor wouldn't that include due process? yeah, it would. why do they say due process. why well shall here is why? carfully, due process protects not just citizens but peppers that would alien, president trump, i mean, my fellow citizens. i am sorry. suns not supposed to be non-pa partisan. know if i have to be. was an amendment not just about protecting citizen's rights but protecting aliens rights. that is why the word person in san that and, and francisco some of the folk blos affected were actually not u.s. citizens who happened to be and thiss from china, and we today think that what violations equal protection is says whitesw itself a

hundred million people the years of unaccountability on earth in the sizes some of the country's politics with its new appeal to tipping and some say justice repression and block of minute full democracy have instilled a sense of despondency he appears with winning coalition the e.p.a. r.b.f. is expected to meet within days to choose a successor to highland. but the stakes are high and jocelyn for the premiership intense what about the coalition decides will have a huge impact on how ethiopia has governed mohammed i don't i'll just. students from a school in florida where seventeen people were shot dead on wednesday have been among those holding a protest rally to demand tighter gun control a teenager who's been charged for the murders is a former student at a high school in place a was able to buy weapons legally one survivor of the shooting had a message for president trump he was. the. he was. taking. place the. food was very soldiers have been wounded two seriously and an explosion along the israeli border with gaza in response israel's military struck an observation post in the southern gaza strip palestinian security sources said the

justice unto the law. above all, help us to be a ople of loving and counter with our ther and neighbors around the world. establishing an ever more perfect society on earth we may one day know the joys of paradise with you. we ask this with our neighbors around the world. establishing an in your most ho name, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his pproval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from innesota, miss mccall lum. ms. mccollum: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> request permission to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minutes. >> thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today to recogniz

impact on the elections as even the justice department just admitted when america doesn't so the greater good democracy and all that you could ask of course how on earth overthrowing democratically elected leaders such as the cia has done is helping democracy how sending billions of dollars worth of guns to gulf dictators is helping democracy but don't well the united states has been interfering in other countries elections since the one nine hundred thirty s. and in the caribbean and in latin america when i was in cia in the seventy's and eighty's in europe i would say that the that the cia and the us government basically were interfering in elections almost every election that was taking place in europe this was just routine that the us wanted a friendly government of a certain type and was willing to do certain things to enable that to happen if we're going to claim that america has the right to interfere behind the scenes in the politics of another country. it's a little hypocritical for then america to say oh yeah russian intelligence has been interfering in american elections. you don't get to have it both ways. an iranian american fashion blogg

impact on the elections as even the justice department just admitted when america does it so the greater good democracy and all that you could ask of course how on earth overthrowing democratically elected leaders such as the cia has done is helping democracy how selling billions of dollars worth of guns to gulf dictators is helping democracy but don't well the us is not allowed to to interfere in other country's affairs it just gets away with it because the only organization that really could sanction the you know the us in terms of what it does internationally is the united nations and the us has a veto so the us can stop any kind of action being taken against it when it chooses to act internationally as it has done recently in syria as it did in iraq as it has done and afghanistan. saw mali. libya yemen and there are many examples of what the us has done and basically it's able to get away with these things because it is able to exercise its veto. israel has hinted it might get involved in syria to counter iran ten. sions between tell of even tehran have been on display at the munich security conference israeli prime minister used his speech at the

earth is short one for. the war. across europe victims are still waiting legal battles demanding at least some company. to. the people who take this as the justice. militants in syria. district continue to show both a. cease fire there. also ahead this hour the twenty eighteen winter olympic games inside korea officially. but the drama continued right to the very end of the games for the first time in twenty six years ice hockey players from russia. beating germany four three in a nail biting men's final gave. a total of seventy. two which shape the week germany's leading tabloid publishes what it's called. meddling in the country's politics.

legal discrimination between persons similar circumstances the denial of equal justice within the prohibition and how on earth did people decide if equality wins during the period when it had few victories. akhil: one thing i would like everyone to notice since we have this language on the screen is privileges and immunities are protection for citizens. things that are fundamental and important. free speech, free press, free exercise of religion, stuff in the bill of rights. but stuff in the bill of rights wouldn't that include due , process? if you look carfully, due process protects not just citizens but persons. that would be alien, president trump, i mean, my fellow citizens. i am sorry. notcenter says they're partisan, but i don't know if i have to be. but this was an amendment not just about protecting citizen's rights but protecting aliens rights. that is why the word person appears there. and in san francisco some of the folks affected were actually not u.s. citizens who happened to be immigrants from china, and this and we today think that what violations equal protection is where the law itself says