evil corp even had its own lion cub.rged in america, but as long as they don't leave russia, there's no chance of them standing trial. daniel sandford, bbc news. police and demonstrators have clashed on the streets of paris and other cities in one of the biggest strikes in france for decades. officers fired teargas in the capital, arresting at least 80 people. trains and flights were affected and more than half the country's teachers walked out. trades unions called the action in protest against plans to reform state pensions. lucy williamson reports from paris. tear gas today masked the real danger facing president macron. not the risk of a vehicle on fire in central paris, but the risk of a silent majority, set alight by opposition to his pension reforms. most marched peacefully against the offer of longer working lives and smaller pensions, their quiet anger directed more at politicians than police. translation: they sit in the national assembly and sleep most of the time, and they earn 5,000 euros a month. we're in t

evil corp even had its own lion cub.e now been charged in america, but as long as they don't leave russia, there's no chance of them standing trial. daniel sanford, bbc news. the authorities in samoa have closed all non—essential public services as part of attempts to combat a measles epidemic that has killed more than 60 people. but cases of measles have been growing worldwide. acording to the world health organization and the united states centers for disease control and prevention, more than 140,000 people died from measles in 2018. that is 18,000 more deaths than in 2017. over the last 18 years, measles vaccination alone is estimated to have saved more than 23 million lives. but globally, only 70% of children receive the crucial second dose of the vaccine. this is a preventable disease but why are the number of people dying going the wrong way? here's dr robert linkins, a measles and global immunisation expert from the cdc, which helped to compile that report. it certainly is going the wrong way and it's a tragedy be

evil corp even had its own lion cub.w been charged in america, but as long as they don't leave russia, there's no chance of them standing trial. daniel sandford, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news: three european powers have claimed that iran is developing nuclear—ca pable missiles, in violation of a un security council resolution. the uk, france and germany say iran has tested a variant of the shahab—3 missile, which could deliver a nuclear weapon. iran has denied this, foreign ministerjavad zarif calling the charge a "desperate falsehood." thousands of firefighters are battling about 100 bushfires in the australian state of new south wales, the most severe on the outskirts of sydney. australia's largest city has been blanketed by thick smoke all week. officials say hospital admissions due to smoke inhalation have risen at least 10%. the state—owned oil giant saudi aramco will be worth $1.7 trillion when it makes its stock market debut next week. it's less than the $2 trillion the saudi government wanted t

evil corp even had its own lion cub.s long as they don't leave russia, there's no chance of them standing trial. daniel sandford, bbc news. france is bracing itself for another day of disruption amid national strikes in protest at planned pension reforms. unions say over a million people took to the streets on thursday, across the country. our correspondent rich preston reports. teachers, transport workers, hospital staff, even theatre employees turned out stop hundreds of thousands of workers in a show of force against the government of emmanuel macron. 90% of trains were cancelled, as well as hundreds of domestic and international flights. schools were locked and the country's biggest tourist attraction is empty. people marched across france. they are unhappy with president macron‘s planned overhaul of the pension system, which they say will see them work longer and earn less. translation: i'm a trainee teacher and they have already told us that our retirement will be complicated. translation: i'm very concerned for th

evil corp even had its own lion cub. don't leave russia, there's no chance of them standing trial. daniel sandford, bbc news. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm chetan pathak with friday's sport briefing. we start with arsenal who are on their longest run without a win since 1977 after losing 2—1 to brighton in the english premier league. it was freddie ljungberg's first home game in interim charge but it was the same old story at the final whistle, its 9 games since arsenal's last win now and they remain ten points off the top four in 10th place in the table. the first half, we didn't show up. we didn't work hard, didn't want to play. the second half, we had the words. at halftime, all of a sudden we have lots of energy, we get going and we play quite well for a little stint there and that's what i wanted to see in them for 90 minutes, not just 25 minutes or 30 minutes or whatever it was and you can't give away a whole half like that. newcastle have moved level on points with arse

evil corp even had its own lion cub.e's no chance of them standing trial. daniel sanford, bbc news. two british pilots have landed back in the uk after flying around the world in a newly—restored spitfire. theirjourney in a plane originally built in 1943 started and finished at goodwood aerodrome in west sussex. robert hall reports. the green grass of home. the silver spitfire and her team have created flying history, a flight around the globe marking british engineering prowess a nd globe marking british engineering prowess and a partnership of man and machine that serve the cause of freedom during world war ii. no wonder emotions were running high at goodwood today, particularly for the pilot mattjones who is child, arthur, was born during the journey. as we came across the channel and saw the white cliffs it was another emotional moment and we had trouble keeping control with tears running down my face over what we had done and we were coming home and how it must have felt in the day for those quys must have felt in t

evil corp even had its own lion cub.rial. daniel sanford, bbc news. the rainy season in east africa has been unusually heavy this year, with two months of relentless downpours. the increase in rainfall could be linked to rising sea temperatures in the indian ocean. hundreds of people have died in landslides and many thousands displaced, as their homes have been swept away. kenya has seen the highest number of deaths. 0ur deputy africa editor anne soy reports from the town of voi. a breathtaking countryside, that has turned deadly. 85—year—old vanessa is mourning the loss of a grandson, crushed to death by a landslide. she‘s explaining to me that there was a house here, and two of her grandchildren had come in to catch a nap, and then they suddenly heard a loud bang, and when they came out the house had been flattened. translation: a brick hit his head and he was bleeding. i held him and started sucking blood from his mouth and spitting it out. but he didn‘t make it. i have never seen anything like this. even when we had

evil corp even had its own lion cub.a, but as long as they don't leave russia, there's no chance of them standing trial. daniel sanford, bbc news. much of france has been brought to a standstill today as a result of one of the biggest public sector strikes for years. the strikes have been called in opposition to president emanuel macron's plans to reform pensions. lucy williamson reports. tear gas today masked the real danger facing president macron. not the risk of a vehicle on fire in central paris, but the risk of a silent majority, set alight by opposition to his pension reforms. most marched peacefully against the offer of longer working lives and smaller pensions, their quiet anger directed more at politicians than police. translation: they sit in the national assembly and sleep most of the time, and they earn 5,000 euros a month. we're in the streets, breaking our back. the big question is whether that anger over pension reforms will ignite into wider discontent, both with the economic situation and with president

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evil corp even had its own lion cub.. mental health patients in england — desperate for help — are being left in limbo even after they have started treatment — that's according to research seen by the bbc. last year more than 1.5 million referrals were made by gps to a flagship talking therapy service. but one in six people waited longer than 90 days between their first and second sessions. nhs england has acknowledged that pressure on the system is causing delays but insists that when patients are treated many of them show a "significant" improvement. dominic hughes, reports: from day to day, most of my governing thoughts were around about whether i should make it through the next day or not. paul has struggled with his mental health ever since he developed post—traumatic stress disorder, following a violent attack while working as a police officer. he relies on talking therapies provided by the nhs, but sometimes the wait for treatment to begin has been too long and dangerous. when you're actively that unwell and all y

ringleader of the group and igor to russia of who is accusing the system administrator of a group called evil corp no less evil court. laid out in the indictment that they would spread. through attachments and mails that would be opened by people that would then go to work i would harvest the logon information that people would have in various banks and financial institutions and then would almost automatically start transferring farms to offshore bank accounts which evil corp own so this is the plan this is this is their plan this very successful according to according to authorities here in the u.s. . small businesses. religious orders school districts apparently targeted there went through a list to try to show the humanity of all of this stuff $100000000.00 stone however clearly both of these russian residents it's very difficult to see how they will be extradited so there is actually a $5000000.00 reward up to $5000000.00 for information leading to the capture of. who is said to be the ringleader of off evil. to samoa now where medical teams are going door to door as a very stiff vaccinate as

and uk authorities against a russian entity called evil corp.cyber crimes against banks and individual led to thefts over $100 million over the years. >> eamon, staggering number. thanks for bringing that to us >>> looking at xrt continuing to trade higher this morning, after breaking a three-day losing streak you can see they are now up about 0.2. now, looking at nike, that stock has been trading higher today, up about 1.5%. the company receiving an upgrade from goldman sachs saying nike is expected to show significant earnings growth with china, guys, china being a key driver despite those trade tensions but moving on to tiffany, and its first quarterly report since agreeing to be acquired by lbmh that stock traded lower today down about 0.2%. results were weaker than expected, hurt in part by business disruptions due to unrest in hong kong. >> meantime sage therapeutics down more than 50% today meg terrell can explain why. >> good morning, carl. expectations were sky high going into sage's phase three results. the market cap was nearing $8 bi

information leading to the capture of max and jack who bets who is said to be the ring leader of of evil corp as well as an asset freeze on any and the companies and individuals associated with this organization. activists staged a walkout during the united nations climate change talks in spain or wall companies attending the event a group of around 20 protesters stood up and covered their ears in the middle of an event in madrid organized by the international emissions trading association they say polluters including shell b.p. and chevron should not be allowed to influence the discussions around the world extreme weather is being linked to manmade global warming. this is al jazeera to get a round up now of our top stories u.s. speaker u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has asked for formal impeachment charges to be drawn up against the president for abuse of power donald trump says he looks forward to a fair trial in the republican controlled senate i democracy is what is it stick the president leads us no choice but to act because he is trying to corrupt once again the election for his own be

is bringing charges and sanctions against evil corp. the u.s.epartment said the hacking group is behind some of the worst computer hacking in the past decade. two russians are charged and the u.s. treasury department accuses the russian government of links to evil corp. and if you are hinting to ban huawei from the u.k., you might not want to be caught taking a selfie with one of their phones. that's what boris johnson was guilty of on a morning program a day after he said at the nato summit that his country could follow in the footsteps of its allies trying to ban the chinese telecom from their networks. the those are the global tech stories we are watching at the moment. shery: now on a more serious note regarding huawei, the chinese telecom giant is suing the ftc. huawei wants to overturn a decision that will hurt its business with american clients. their legal counsel told reporters the fcc is outside of its jurisdiction here. >> the fcc is a communications agency, not a national security agency. it has no expertise in national security, nor

joining us to discuss, what is evil corp? hacking criminals and we are watching them closely as they u.s. government to private of justice and treasury unveiled sanctions and charges against them. they have used malware to hack in and steal tens of millions of dollars from banking and financial institutions around the world. they have targeted dozens of countries. and these sanctions and charges the u.s. revealed suggest that the u.s. is focusing on them and trying to do some kind of deterrent to prevent this malware from continuing to spread. taylor: what would be the effect of the sanctions imposed this week? >> researchers say sanctions are good thing. they call out the hackers. they limit their ability to travel. but of course, there has to be real consequences on these kinds of hackers who are conducting crimes at these big scales. researchers say it is a good start but not finish the job of bringing hackers to justice, according to many of the experts studying this. do they have clear ties to the russian government? of

the organisation, known as evil corp, is alleged to have stolen tens of millions of dollars worldwider help are being left in limbo even after they have started treatment that's according to research carried out by the bbc. dominic hughes reports. from day to day, most of my governing thoughts were around about whether i should make it through the next day or not. paul has struggled with his mental health ever since he developed post—traumatic stress disorder, following a violent attack while working as a police officer. he relies on talking therapies provided by the nhs, but sometimes the wait for treatment to begin has been too long and dangerous. when you're actively that unwell and all you're after is help and support with what it is that you're going through, the symptoms i was experiencing. just a delay of several weeks or a month or six weeks is literally a lifetime for people when you're acutely unwell. and i have no doubts that with the right timing and the perfect storm of events, it could've been a very different story with my own outcomes. as demand increases, the talking

$5000000.00 for information leading to the capture of bet's who is said to be the ringleader of of evil corp as well as an asset freeze on any any companies and individuals associated with this organization she had thank you very much for that she had just returned to live for us in washington d.c. . pirates have kidnapped 18 indian crew members from an oil tanker off the coast of nigeria a turkish colleague was all sore kidnapped from the hong kong and ship in the gulf of guinea the shipping industry recently warned of the increasing danger in the area accounting for 80 percent of crew kidnappings worldwide. landslides have been glance flies have killed at least 26 people in northwest brawne de security forces commanders in soon to work of province say at least 10 others are missing heavy rain triggered the landslides in the hills close to the border with wanda the nearly 3000000 people are currently affected by flooding across east africa at least 160000 people of of them are in kenya in djibouti 2 years of rainfall fell on one day triggering flash flooding in somalia and sudan the figure

they say the men were so brazen, they named their company "evil corp." and as jeff pegues reports, the name fits. >> reporter: it looked like a scene out of the "fast and the furious," russian hackers burning up the streets of moscow in $200,000 cars. videos and photographs released by investigators show the alleged hackers living large, pong witarms fofowina pet liub. two men, including the le are charged with trying to steal hundreds of millions of dollars from people and companies around the world. bob jones is with britain's national crime agency. >> we estimate that at least 300 different organizations in 43 countries have been affected by these attacks. >> reporter: the targets of the hackers range from a school district in pennsylvania to an assisted living facility run by the franciscan sisters outside chicago. will these victims ever get their money back? >> that is our aim is to follow the money wherever we can. how successful we're able to be in that time will tell. >> reporter: the suspects clearly aren't hiding. with their distinctive luxury

united states is charged to russians for allegedly running a global cyber crime organization called evil corp the to remain at large they are accused of using a licious software or malware to steal millions of dollars parts. living the high life. custom i.c. you can call it. complete with the personalized number plate that spells out thief in russian. lavish policies and expensive gifts all captured on camera and used as evidence by u.s. and u.k. prosecutors against russian hackers on thursday u.s. indictment accuse i go to russia and mix india of running a global hacking group called evil quote from their basements we're here today to identify and announce charges against a russian national whom the department of justice alleges is responsible for 2 of the worst computer hacking and bank fraud schemes of the past decade yakob is a true 21st century criminal who with the stroke of a key in the click of a mouse committed cyber crimes across the globe he's earned his place on the f.b.i.'s list of the world's most wanted cyber criminals yeah qubits is accused of working for russian intelligence

a 10-count indictment today charged two alleged leaders of a group known as "evil corp."y remain at large, but officials announced a $5 million reward for one of the men-- the most ever for an accused cyber- criminal. in france, union workers staged one of their biggest strikes in decades, largely bringinndtravel to a sill. tens of thousands of people turned out in paris and elsewhere. they protested president emmanuel macron's move to t standardize mon 40 existing pension plans. >> ( translated ): i think the majority of people are against macron pensions scheme, which wiot lead us anywhe. we will end up with a pensio that is equivalent to at of someone beginning their career, even when having wor years. that does not make sense.e >> woodruff: s the paris demonstrators set fires and police answered with tear gas. it was unclear how long the strike might last. a grim report today on the globalesurgence of measles. the world health organization opsays nearly 10 million were infected last year. more than 140,000 died-- most of them, young children who had not beenaccinated.

united states has charged 2 russians for allegedly running a global cyber crime organization called evil corp the pair who remain at large are accused of using malware to steal millions of dollars sort of has this report. was. living the high life. customized suv cars. complete with a personalised number plate that spells out thief in russian. lavish parties and expensive gifts all captured on camera and use as evidence by u.s. and u.k. prosecutors against russian hackers on thursday u.s. indictment accuse i called to russia and mike's in the beds of running a global hacking group called evil court from their basements. we're here today to identify and announce charges against a russian national whom the department of justice alleges is responsible for 2 of the worst computer hacking and bank fraud schemes of the past decade yakob is a true 21st century criminal who with the stroke of a key in the click of a mouse committed cyber crimes across the globe he's earned his place on the f.b.i.'s list of the world's most wanted cyber criminals yeah qubits is accused of working for russian intellige

us authorities said the group, called evil corp, had stolen a hundred million dollars by using malwarencluding the suspected leader maksim yakubets, who's also thought to have links with russian intelligence services. the usjustice department outlined how the scheme worked. 0ver over the past decade, the malware facilitated the theft of millions of dollars from victims. some of which occurred as recently as may of this year. a second co—conspirator, igor, also was indicted in pittsburgh in connection with the scheme. the acrobats has also been charged in a criminal complaint in lincoln nebraska for his participation in a scheme to disseminate zeus, a similar form scheme to disseminate zeus, a similarform of malware scheme to disseminate zeus, a similar form of malware that was likewise used to empty out the financial accounts of its victims. according to the complaint, the deployment of zeus resulted in a total attem pted deployment of zeus resulted in a total attempted theft of around $220 million with actual losses of an estimated $70 million from victims bank accounts. well, the par

institutions and then would almost automatically start transferring funds to offshore bank accounts which evil corp owns so this is the plan this is this is their plan this very successful plan according to according to authorities here in the u.s. small businesses. religious orders school districts apparently targeted there went through a list trying to show the humanity of all of this stuff 100000000 dollars stolen however clearly both of these russian residents it's very difficult to see how they will be extradited so there is actually a $5000000.00 reward up to $5000000.00 for information leading to the capture of max and jack about who is said to be the ringleader of of evil called. techie's parliament defied a contentious deal with libya that lays out maritime boundaries in the eastern mediterranean sea the deal adds to tension with greece and cyprus over who owns the rights to oil and gas training in the region cyprus is seeking legal action against the international court of justice accusing it of sending drill ships into its waters techie does not recognize that greek cypriot dominated cyp

indictment accuse i go to russia and mix india of running a global hacking group called evil corp fromheir basements. we're here today to identify and announce charges against a russian national whom the department of justice alleges is responsible for 2 of the worst computer hacking and bank fraud schemes of the past decade yakob is a true 21st century criminal who with the stroke of a key in the click of a mouse committed cyber crimes across the globe he's earned his place on the f.b.i.'s list of the world's most wanted cyber criminals yeah qubits is accused of working for russian intelligence both men and legit to use malware known as dr dicks to steal at least $100000000.00 from the likes of schools and religious organizations across 40 countries the malware was spread through so-called phishing campaigns encouraging victims to click on malicious links sent by e-mail once a computer was infected the group's told postal banking information which was used to transfer funds fundamental weakness that organized crime has is that they are driven by money and they are driven by greed and

evil wherever one found it. at the age of 12, i joined the naacp. at 13, i joined the congress of racial equality corps. i went to the vietnam war, -- when the vietnam war became such a prominent force in our lives, i was actively opposed. i saw it as the height of immorality and the worst atrocity since the holocaust, in my mind. i agreed with george mcgovern when he said in 1972 that the nixon bombing policy in indochina is the most barbaric action any country has committed since hitler's efforts to exterminate the jews in the 1930's. i would like to throw in the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki, which i take students on a study abroad class every summer to hiroshima and nagasaki. i have twice taught courses related to the vietnam war itself. centurylasses the 20th include a lot about vietnam. my most dedicated class i teach regularly is called oliver stone's america. it is a history and film class, where we show most of oliver's major films and relate them to other interpretations of history. a big part of that course is his vietnam films. "platoon" and "heaven and earth," then we get into m