that's also what ergo hopes for. she wants to tear his henchmen to pay for her son's murder. moving on to peru where abiding by age old traditions the new room live on artificial islands in lake titicaca one young woman has decided to break with tradition and people are following your example. lake titicaca impure room thirteen hundred kilometers southeast of the capital lima are the models floating islands home to the indigenous people who once rescue themselves from the warring thinkers and learn to adapt to the harsh living conditions of the andes highlands to this day they have preserved their culture and traditions amalia so anya was born on this island. that every morning amalia gets her children ready for school then having her children develop social skills early on is her way of preparing them for the future . so i didn't get the chance to play with other children and learn what those mean yes that's why amalia decided to become a teacher and start up a school in her village. she wanted children to learn and play together amalia knew very well that making her dream a

them through the suez canal it would save billions upon billions for consumers companies governments ergo the gold rush contenders have been quick to make and file their claims and oil their gardens the united states is going at it intensely with military war games reportedly to train military forces to fight and win in the arctic speaking of russia it hasn't been idle either during the recent exercise that successfully tested a new hypersonic antiship cruise missile thats it. because there's also the flag which russia planted exactly at the north pole she bed a decade ago still annoys other contenders that norway another big claimant there spending hundreds of millions rebuilding old the cold war facilities in the north perhaps symbolically norway also moved its military headquarters within the arctic circle in fact norway was so involved and enthusiastic about recent nato war games that one of its brand new warships ended up colliding with an oil tanker which is neither very covertly nor very fast people are still wondering how that happened then there are the spoilers great britain for

them through the suez canal it would save billions upon billions for consumers companies governments ergo the gold rush contenders have been quick to make and file their claims and oil their guns the united states is going at it intensely with military war games reportedly to train military forces to fight and win in the arctic the cording to the head of alaskan command biggest was nato strident juncture in norway one hundred and fifty aircraft seventy ships ten thousand vehicles more troops a u.s. aircraft carrier even crossed the arctic circle recently announced it will send a warship on the freedom of navigation mission meaning in all likelihood it will passes close to russian territory as it can speaking of russia it hasn't been idle either during the recent exercises that successfully tested a new hypersonic antiship cruise missile that's it right there those exercises have become a common thing now with the navy the army the air force drilling troops to fight and win and survive in the frigid north cause there's also the flag which russia planted exactly at the north pole seabed a d

will support the initiatives proposed by mexico and ergo i don't mean israel or does not want military intervention our continent does not want a military intervention from the us or any other country we want peace steve bell stability. and we are convinced that. we can only achieve our goals through peaceful dialogue as far as human need to humanitarian aid issue this has been happening since twenty fifteen. the head of pentagon john kelly back then said that if there is a humanitarian crisis in the country then the united states is going to intervene but the kind of jumped the gun on this one the government of venezuela is working with international agencies including. different agencies making sure that we receive humanitarian aid through the u.n. or other friendly countries like russia for example but we would not allow a unit of unilateral illegal humanitarian aid that has its goal to. venezuela that is our agenda and we will continue to strengthen our relations with russia and our stance on the global arena will expand our trade opportunities and present madura gave a specific in

bit of time still to go to the tournament say look you know we're still among the favorites was tom ergo well i mean some are still a little ways away. germany is looking good at this particular moment but are other really considered one of the favorites at this point what traditionally germany have always been one of the powerhouses of women's football alongside the usa so really those are the main two favorites for the summer's world cup but of course you can't rule out france the hosts and also australia and england have both made great strides in women's football over recent years and so they'll be considered dark horses for the summer storm and now last check limburg does of course have one of the most amazing squads to choose from and d.-w. actually caught up with a hopeful member of this summer's squad and catherine bag-o. she's got an incredible story she actually was diagnosed with cancer in november twenty seventh seen before her way back not only onto a football pitch but actually into the germany scored in just twelve months so let's take a look at that v.w. exclusive right n

people unquote he certainly doesn't leopoldo lopez as our about him that said i would rather see mexico ergo why the pope. anyone almost in there offering good offices decides us but if this is to be a little to the north a the united states is going to be a mediator in this god forbid it should be through a clue or civil war or both afghanistan iraq syria my god haven't we learned our lesson hasn't the world learned a lesson from our learning our less ally i hope this is not something that is a medieval to military power the venezuelans need to take care of this on their own art and if there is any military power to use it needs to be venezuela. doesn't have either civil war there would be quite bloody but outside intervention does nothing but exacerbate the situation whether seana russia or the united sates talking about just about just one final question that it's one year ago since the british government says the russians use w m d against someone in this country and that to be a putin raise the specter of the cuban missile crisis with respect to the withdrawal of the trump administratio

though very few of them want to ergo on c with us. they tend to talk to their kids about this and try to ellicit ay information theyca three counts of aggravated sexual battery one count of forcible sod my and one count of taking indecen lib retties with a minor. police want m toe sure there aren't any other victims out there as this investigation co>>inues. hank you, derrick. >>> breaking news from the justice department. congress could have its hands on a redacted version of the spsial counsel's findi by mid aptol. atey general william barr sent a new letter saying doj is reviewing the nrly 400 page, mueller report for material that cannot be made public. barr also says that while the president would he the right to assert privilege over parts of that report, he does not plat to sub it for a white house review. house jtticiary com chair, jerry nadler responded by saying congress should receive a full report without redaction. nadler alsoan an early deadline, next tuesday. and hed calle for all grand jury information to be released t

>> first of all, with ergoing to continue to focus primarily on our for the people agenda. that's anchored around lowering health care costs with a focus on driving down the high cost of prescription drugs. already had several hearings in that area. you'll see legislation forth coming shortly. working on an infrastructure plan. we want to do it in a bipartisan way. this week we'll move hr-1 to clean up corruption and bring our democracy to life in the era of voter suppression. >> so you'll do both? >> absolutely. we have a responsibility to do oversight. we will do our article one constitutional responsibility. >> was michael cohen the right first foot to put forward? >> well, michael cohen was an important witness to the extent that he is closely connected to the trump organization. you have several layers of possible criminality. it's extraordinary that this is the situation we find ourselves in. >> you have probable criminality with his connection to the president. there's a strong case that he admitted to a felony. the new defense is its not real felony because he never

there are no indictments on that, ergo, this is totally, kulpa torrey of the president and clears him>> when you talk about a criminal indictment and the bar is very high, it's beyond a reasonable doubt. you can look at the evidence and conclude that while there may not be a criminal charge, a criminal charge may not lie, there may be other avenues of accountability to pursue. >> hmm. that's how you're thinking about it going forward. >> first of all, i'd like to see what the underlying basis is and i would very much like to see what kind of analysis or discussion was done relating to obstruction of justice because as we all know the president tried to have mueller fired through don mcgahn. he was very upset with his attorney general sessions recusing himself. he fired comey. so in my view there were quite a lot of factors that one could conclude there was obstruction of justice. so i want to know what the analysis was by the mueller team on that aspect. >> all right. senator ma mazie hirono, i thin you can get that. >> thank you. >>> joining me now -- under robert mueller. let me sta

ergo the e-mails. now, this shows plenty. especially in context.ils is somebody namedd robert costello. why is he interesting? because he was not cohen's attorney. that's key here. he was pushing his services claiming close ties to giuliani. the timing of costello showing up in all this also key. the feds had just searched cohen's homes and office. giuliani had only been on trump's legal team a few days at this point. cohen was trying to figure out if he should stick to a joint defense agreement with the president or if he should, as he eventually did, flip. at the same time, costello was e-mailing trump -- cohen. same time costello was e-mailing cohen, trump was tweeting how he always liked and respected cohen and didn't see michael flipping. now, it's true, the word, "pardon," isn't in the e-mails. costello says it's utter nonsense to read that into his words and he says cohen asked him to go to the president about this. but wait, why would cohen not ask his own lawyer to do that, and why would michael cohen, the president's lawyer, not call the

independence it needed, the budget and resources it needed to pursue this fact-finding mission and ergotever is contained therein, once you get your hands on it you are prepared to accept as the facts of the matter without there being some countervailing revelation? >> yes, i think that's generally right. obviously we fought hard to protect the special counsel, to protect his independence and make sure he was permitted to complete his work. some of the events at the very end of this where prosecutor barr made some conclusions about fact and law that were not made by the special counsel are curious. it is also curious that the special counsel didn't render a judgment on the obstruction of justice provision. one of the reasons the special counsel was created and tasked with this was because of their independence from the executive branch so he could make judgments based on fact and law separate and apart from the president and the administration. to then shift that responsibility to the appointee of the president who essentially auditioned for the job by preparing this memo saying that es

right now, i think it's a little bit fuzzy and ergo we have the clashing of opinions on both sides ofhe house. arthel: any notes of caution you would like to offer as we await what is in the mueller report, what we will find out? >> arthel, that's a great question. i really don't know what side issues may come out of that. i know that anything that's there that just -- if it gets redacted, i think if they redact a comma, somebody's going to complain. looking at what could conceivably come out of it, i don't see anything as far as collusion or collaborating with the russians. i think that's a dead issue. other than that, there might be some things, as you pointed out, things that go to other jurisdictions like the southern district of new york and there might be some embarrassing things. i think also, some of the people that appeared before bob's committee and maybe before grand juries have nothing -- nothing came out of it and should their names and their testimony be released, probably not, to protect these individuals who didn't have a dog in the fight and were totally innocent. all