just as the farc replaced the car tells, someone's replace the farc. so there's actually some of us who are quite provocative looking at what's in mexico, the cart tazation of the drug trade ant gold mining and the human trafficking of these different criminals. they're criminal bands that are starting to gain much more traction because everyone's distracted looking at the farc and what that's going to look like. someone's still running the business. so the bigger question voy this theory so there are members of the farc who will succeed and more importantly we have to hold accountable. there are others who will join existing criminals and others going create their own, which is why i think doug and i have take ann look at. because the illicit economy is still there and more lucrative and much more productive than we've ever seen. >> and highly adaptive. >> yes. >> and they have market diversity and all the other things that any licit business would like to have. >> we didn't note it here but it's the first -- this past year is the first year we've had

it's easy to overestimate what the farc dissidents represents. it's equally dangerous to underestimate. i don't think there's model is to force on the move either. they make a lot of mistakes and are not unified because they are human beings and things fall apart and they don't all agree. >> the cocaine trafficking is higher than it's been in decades and it's not about the farc. someone is replacing the farc. t some of us were quite provocative looking at what is in mexico. [inaudible] the drug trade and gold-mining and human trafficking of these different. they're turning to gain more traction because everyone is distracted looking at the farc and what that will look like. someone is still running the business in the bigger question so i have a theory. members of the farc will exceed and more portly to hold accountable. there others will join existing criminals and others will create their own which is where i think doug has taken a look at. the illicit economy is still there and it's lucrative and more -- >> and highly adaptive and they have ma

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the farc has moved to temporary zones. their arms have been checked by the u.n. and the process related to their weapons will be completed june 1. >> [speaking spanish] >> the biggest challenges ahead of us has to do with preserving the achievements we have had. we need to get together the wills of all colombians so that we do not move backwards with regard to what we have achieved. >> [speaking spanish] >> the biggest achievement we have had thus far is that since the cease-fire there has not been one more victim due to the conflict with the farc. [applause] >> [speaking spanish] >> but also i am going beyond the end of the words mrs. clinton was saying. we have a strategic opportunity now with this equality and the rights of women after this war. >> thank you. maria paulina, do you want to say anything? >> [speaking spanish] >> thank you. i believe the greatest difficulty we face when we were sitting at the negotiating table was how to make people understand the need for a change of vision. a change of vision so that we can comprehend the crucial roles that wom

reportero: el telÉfono que tenÍa el jefe de las farc.errorismo de un paÍs como colombia. presentador: en venezuela los vÍdeos cine mostrando la crueldad de las autoridades, esta imagen indignÓ a toda venezuela al mostrar a un guardia nacional pizarro -- pisar a una joven en la calle. reportera: los estudiantes corrÍan, huyendo de los guardias que los perseguÍan en motocicletas, cuando esta joven es acorralado por los guardias. uno de ellos, tras verla tendida en el piso le pone su bota militar encima. >> me dieron una patada y me dejaron la bota la espalda. ya me estaban insultando y agarrando por el pelo. reportera: la joven en el pavimento es paula, de 17 aÑos. este resultÓ herida en la mano derecha. paula: puse la mano para detener el golpe y fue en ese momento en que me clavÉ un vidrio. en ese momento no lo sentÍ, pero luego me di cuenta que la herida era muy profunda. reportera: las imÁgenes despertaron una pregunta en toda venezuela, dÓnde quedaron las palabras del ministro de defensa? ministro: no quiero ver ni un guardia nacional

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segÚn el ministro de justicia, ahora 7400 miembros de las farc han resuelto su situaciÓn jurÍdica. 6000 ocasiones se asomÓ el sol. es hora de echar un vistazo del tiempo a nuestra ventana con nuestro meteorÓlogo certificado, eduardo rodrÍguez. eduardo: efectivamente en filadelfia un dÍa mayormente nublado, chubascos y algunas rubias en la costa de nueva jersey. hoy hemos tenido chubascos, incluso una lÍnea de lluvi moderada que afectÓ todo el centro oeste hasta la costa de nueva jersey. otros sectores un poco mÁs al norte como tÚ, ilÍa, dijiste. un día nublado en filadelfia y mucha nubosidad. en momentos ni se veÍa el sol y en otros un poco. 91 la temperatura mÁxima. el jueves va a ser el peor dÍa por eso esta vigilancia. estamos en 91, 100 es el rÉcord de 1988. el Único que no cambio es en sentido positivo hacia arriba fue alentado. ahora estamos vigilando una zona de bajo presiÓn podrÍa hacer algunos chubascos y tormentas. el miÉrcoles algunos chubascos que cruzan e incluso pudieron afectar a filadelfia. luego, en los prÓximos dÍas, lluvias miÉrcoles, jueves y viernes. ilÍa: el verano

and then you'll find a network of where the farc money is. and then on the peace plan that we are disorganized as we are. >> that was a success story a tremendoutremendou s thing in a very short amount of time and i do think the farc had a plan. but london siddig is this war by other means. but to the word of transnational and what separates them in those as far as europe. and it is easy to do over estimate and always to do equally dangerous and they make a lot of mistakes. >> but the nicotine trafficking but this is replacing them above the cartel's and to be provocative with the drug trade and then what that will look like so there are members who will that we have to hold accountable and others will create there so that the economy is still there. >> to be highly adaptive. >> but this is the first time we have had domestic consumption. so now let's take a few precedents. >> but one of the attendees with the west should continue to push into that strategy? that is of fair question for anybody else for specifically the question from the audi

despite the peace deal, farc are issue, withsive half a million killed after a century of conflict. catherine: it is named after the roman goddess of love, fertility, and beauty, but the venus satellite being prepped for launch from french guiana has a much less sentimental mission than its name might suggest. the joint venture is due to orbit the earth to collect data that will help monitor climate change. satellite going into orbit next week is called venus -- vegetation and environment monitoring via microsatellite. it will be stationed 1720 kilometers above the earth's surface. >> this is clearly part of the battle to curb climate change. we will be able to monitor vegetation every two days, and to a precise degree. reporter: the venus satellite will generate huge numbers of photographs of 110 sites in more than 40 countries, from prairie and savanna to farmland and 40 -- and forest. it will send imagery of permafrost in siberia every 48 hours. the venus mission goals include tracking what impact human activity is having on vegetation , providing data on climate, top hart trophy

contrast the turnout from the opposition referendum to the very low numbers of the turnout during this farce, associated with the constituent assembly, i think you see the true desires of what the venezuela people are. >> how is this different from what happened in turkey when the president in turkey also sees expended powers and referendum and has questionable results. president trump congratulated the turkey president on the and he later came to the u.s., what is the difference? >> one difference is that you see the end of the constitution of venezuela. this is happening at an accelerated pace in recent months in them and daughter regime, but it's a process that has taken two regimes to restrict venezuelan democracy. by designating maduro himself he joins an exclusive club including mr. mcgarvey, but charlotte said coming kim jong-un,'s terms is the oppression of his people. >> is the administration contemplating any action at the un security council in terms of multilateral sanctions against the regime? >> this president is not going to advertise what he is going to do in the future. so,

first of the north america where we have wild farce in british columbia, 0regon where we have wild farceing down to this frontal system which has pushed its way south. during saturday, that will bring southern downpours. there could be further flooding will bring southern downpours. there could be furtherflooding possible here. on the india, weather monsoon is particularly strong at the moment. we could see further flooding in mumbai. that rain remains very heavy through the weekend. take a look at this footage coming in from the seashore and province of southern china. the winds are blowing in those stores, really heavy rainfall causing flash flooding. big thunderstorms as well. during the cause of saturday, we still have heavy showers for southern parts of china that stretching up towards the north—east, some of those thunderstorms, very heavy rain also in the south china sea. after the winter storm, we are starting to see another front during saturday heading in towards the south. that brings wet and windy conditions. perhaps bringing rain to the likes of wellington. look at these tem

but, listen, it's all -- it seems -- the whole thing is just a farce. we cannot survive in our democracy without the media. regardless of what everybody wants to think, this whole fake news thing, i mean, that's something that people pay attention. we have only been using that term for almost maybe two years, maybe. host: pick up on that. guest: well, there's always been fake news. it goes back to george washington publishing letters hat turned out to not be true. so i agree, we are all americans, and we do need to work together. that's n't think that really the issue. i think the issue is more the polarization and what can we do to be more open to people who disagree with us, and i do think, again, i will harp on this, news literacy. we all need to understand how we're being manipulated so that when you have -- you see some story or some headline that gets your blood boiling and you're outraged, that's when you should step back and be skeptical and think, wait, am i being tricked here? because that's -- a tweet, a facebook posting, something that you s

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what is so different about this and why such a farce? the main thing that is irritating people is this right beforeming his prime ministers do to lay out the government roadmap tomorrow. he is preempting the prime minister. him. sort of upstaging he has a right to do that. and manual work on -- macron says he wants to make this a regular exercise. he wants to lay out his priorities, set the tone, and give it roadmap. there are a number boycotting this. centrist boycotting, not many. they say it is also high cost. .hat is another issue there are things. they say macron is gathering too much power. he is trying to make himself like a king. he says no i just want to get the country the roadmap. you can see macron arriving. public.ut the general ? >> it's interesting because the he is still in the honeymoon period. far than onave so his side and wanting to move things forward. they want to embrace his energy and optimism. while it is true that a lot of ,he french media is breathless the french are not -- are not so fast. maybe it does seem l

the farce news agency saying wong was accused of gathering information and the ruling can be appealed. iran has a history of arresting foreign nationals and holding closed door trials. the state department says it is aware of the case but would not go in to specifics. >>> and symbolic rejection of maduro, 98% of the more than 7 million people who cast their balance lots sided with the opposition on president maduro's plans to form a constitutional assembly without a vote by the people. the vote was organized by the opposition and has no binding result, but it was aimed at weakening maduro's legitimacy days before his assembly is expected to convene. opponents see the assembly as a power grab asthma did your row glaple grapples with a bhad economy. >> one of the emerging economies in the world and it is just a disaster. >>> also a disaster in chicago, gunfire there claiming the lives of a little boy and an anti-violence activist. more on another brutal weekend in chicago next. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more

farce news agency saying wang was accused of gathering information and the ruling can be appealed.y of arresting fo foreign nationals. state department says it's aware of xiyue wang's case but would not go into specifics. >>> a big symbolic rejection of president maduro, 98% of the more than 7 million people cited with the opposition on maduro's plans to form a constitutional assembly without a vote by the people. the vote has no binding result, but was aimed at weakening mr. maduro's look jlegitimacy. opponents see the assembly as a power grab. >>> south korea making a rare proposal for military talks with north korea. the move coming after weeks of heightened tensions amid a series of north korean missile tests. the most recent, a successful intercontinental ballistic missile launch. south korea's defense ministry proposing talks friday on the north korean side. demilitarized zone. the north has yet to respond. >>> one person still missing after a family was swept away by flash flooding at a swimming hole in central arizona. police say nine people died when the floodwaters swept

there are very low numbers of turnout during this farce associated with the constituent assembly. i think you see what the true desires of the venezuelan people are. >> how is this different than what happened in turkey when president erdogan expanded powers in a referendum that some considered to have questionable results? congratulatedp president erdogan on that. when he can to the u.s., is people protested -- his people are tested -- protested in front of the embassy. >> this is happening at an accelerated pace in the recent months in the nicolas maduro regime. this has taken to regimes to restrict venezuelan democracy. by designating nicolas maduro himself, he joins an exclusive club. in terms of the brutal repression of his people and in this case, the aggregation of the constitution with the assembly, the constituent assembly. >> is the administration contemplating any action at the u.n. security council? before,nk, as we said this president will not advertise what he will do in the future. all options are on the table and we will consider everything. >> have you spoken to a

the charges are a farce. >> are journalist friends are jailed because of the news stories they have writtent the government cannot admit that. therefore they found a cover for the accusations that can convince anyone. reporter: a brief trial is expected and the defendants could be hit with sentences of up to 43 years if they are found guilty. brent: we're joined now by ilhan tanir, when of the journalists accused in this trial. he's a former washington correspondent for the turkish newspaper. thank you for taking the time to talk with us tonight. what went through your mind as you saw your former colleagues today? ilhan: it's very difficult. in turkey, this is obviously not the first time journalists are being tried, especially since the 2013 protests. turkey became much more polarized. current president erdogan has basically been following very divisive policies and putting pressure on the journalists. today, i have seen reports and defense of my friends, journalists from turkey, they are still defending journalism because there is no indictment. the so-called accusations are definitely ab

not where we are but not as farce as you might have thought. >>> one with of the new faces of nbc news paid a visit to the bay area this week. megyn kelly sat down with investigative reporter to discuss her show. this week kelly is focusing on a major issue in silicon valley, the so-called bro culture at companies. >> you've got these male vcs for the most part who are considering whether or not to fund the businesses being started by female entrepreneurs. the women are asking for something from the men and the men some of them want something extra from the women in return. and it's amazing that in 2017 america you still do have to say, you may not stick your tongue down the woman's throat just because she's asking you to invest in her company. >> the reports of sexual harassment fill trg out of silicon valley but few women have come forward to share their stories on television until now. for more on this story tune in tonight for sunday night with megyn kelly 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. >>> ice cream sounds pretty darn good on a hot day especially when it's national ice cream day

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the whole process was a farce. >> reporter: compliance officer bert baurs points to a process where soil was scanned for radiation. he and others say the woman in charge either through incompetence or intentional fraud made it look like the soil was clean when it may not have been. bauers says a lot of that soil was put back into the shipyard where it remains today. >> we're talking about contaminants on that site that present a significant hazard. the happenhazard way that it was handled. >> reporter: bauers and others spoke with nbc bay area starting in 2014 warning of a botched cleanup. tetra tech was caught mishandling soil samples and falsifying data. the company says it cleaned up those problem areas and retrained workers. >> it's got to stop now. >> reporter: now, together, former workers say they want the public to know the full extent of the fraud they say happened at hunters point, and they want the feds to act quickly. the nrc has four months to respond to the petition. meanwhile, following our series of reports, the navy is now investigating the company's past activities on t

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then the whole process degenerates into farce when we have david cameron earning 300,000 a speech tellingose want more than 1% are selfish. as the shadow chancellor knows well the former prime minister didn't say it was selfish for dedicated public sector workers to ask for a pay rise. he argued that is selfish and immoral for politicians to offer benefits to the voters of today paid for by the voters of tomorrow, so would my right honourable friend agree that for her children and mine it is important to balance fair treatment of the public sector with handing money strong country not saddled by excess debt. in the exceedingly fine city of norwich we have three nhs trusts, two local authorities, a teaching hospital, thousands of public sector workers to contribute to our economy and who at present are struggling to make ends meet. surely this government must understand that austerity is dying on its feet. invest in these people and lift the public sector paycap and invest in the norwich economy. we know that since 2010, there have been 30,000 more nurses employed in the nhs but i am worri

now i think is is a farce spun by the left but they lost. it was noticeable about coming to the hotline is that people aren't glued to their smart phones all the time. now not following this presidency minute by minute. tweet by twenty. but you do get the sense that some people fill the double trumpets fixated by his problems. rather than theirs. that's the said that the local republican met joe from learning what i hear from people is. less tweeting and more doing i think there's kind of a bewilderment about the compulsion to. tweet about anything and everything and so i think. i think people like to see in focus more on working on some of his campaign promises. i saw. in america's fiercely we also. ames anomalous that voters aren't that concerned about russia meddling. but here they seem more mistrustful of the media. the moscow. nick brought bbc news nebraska. political scandal is also causing turmoil in brazil where the former president has been sentenced to nine and a half years in prison for corruption. recent asio knew that the silver

i think it's a farce spun by the left because they lost.t glued to their smartphones all the time. they are not following his presidency minute by minute, tweet by tweet. but you do get the sense that some people think donald trump is fixated by his problems rather than theirs. that's the concern of the local republican mayor, josh moening. what i hearfrom people is less tweeting and more doing. i think there's kind of a bewilderment about the compulsion to tweet about anything and everything, and so i think people would like to see him focus more on working on some of his campaign promises. in america's fiercely patriotic heartland, it seems anomalous that voters are that concerned about russian meddling, but here they seem more mistrustful of the media than moscow. it's been four weeks since the grenfell tower disaster in west london and new footage released by london police shows forensic officers climbing a burnt out stairwell, the block's only escape route, to carry out investigation work. at least 80 were killed in the june 14 fire. s

a few backbenchers have kicked up a farce and blurred the lines of it.might carry on in parallel. is this a demonstration of the problems theresa may faces? the british people were lied to about how wonderful it would be to leave europe. underneath it all, there was real anger and a bad economic situation, half the population have had no pay increases in ten years, housing costs are through the roof. it was a means of expressing and other form of anger. it was a means of expressing and otherform of anger. some people will interpret the general election is people saying, we don't want a ha rd is people saying, we don't want a hard brexit, it is making things even worse. there is a kind of stasis within the government. between people who passionately think it is a disaster to leave and the lunatics who created this idea, this fantasy that somehow leaving europe was going to be the answer to all of our problems. nothing has been resolved between the two halves of the government. that is why theresa may stays precariously balanced between the two sides who w

. >> a few months later, putin, the election for russia parliament were farced. >> we do have serious concerns of the conduct of the elections. >> hillary clinton called out the election's reading. >> with his back against the wall -- putin turned the table. he blamed the protests on hillary clinton, blaming she was the one that incited them with their complaints of the election. >> there are growing restrictions on the exercise of fundamental rights. >> quote on quote, "she sent a signal," that was his words. >> putin's strategy propelled him to victory. march 2012, he won the election handedly. fighting back tiers after a tense fight to maintain his power. he may have won the day but vladimir putin never forgot about the woman who kicked him when he was down. >> i think that's the line of thinking that led him to the intervention. i am totally convinced that russians were meddling in our elections. >> u.s. intelligence concluded, that putin ordered the campaign to influence the american election, in part because he held a grudge of hillary clinton. >> i don't know anything about it.

i think it'sjust a farce spun by the left, because they lost.people aren't glued to their smart phones all the time. they're not following this presidency minute by minute, tweet by tweet. but you do get the sense that some people feel that donald trump is fixated by his problems, rather than theirs. that is the concern of the local republican mayor, josh moenning. what i hearfrom people is less tweeting and more doing. i think there is a kind of bewilderment about the compulsion to tweet about everything and anything, so i think people like to see him focus more on some of his campaign promises. in america's fiercely patriotic heartland, it seems anomalous that voters aren't concerned about russian meddling. but here they seem more mistrustful of the media than moscow. nick bryant bbc news, nebraska. a brief look at some of the day's other other news stories. a gay man has won a landmark ruling at the supreme court which will give his husband the same pension rights as a wife would receive. the ruling — in favour ofjohn walker — could have a dr

i think it's a farce spun by the left because they lost.ot glued to their smartphones all the time. they are not following his presidency minute by minute, tweets by tweet, but you do get the sense that some people think donald trump is fixated by his problems rather than theirs. that's the concern of the local republican mayor. what i hear from people is the local republican mayor. what i hearfrom people is less the local republican mayor. what i hear from people is less tweeting and more doing. i think there's kind of bewilderment about the compulsion to tweet about anything and everything, and so i think people like to see him focus more on working on some of his campaign promises. in america's fiercely patriotic heartland, it seems anomalous that voters are that concerned about russian meddling, but here they seem more mistrustful of the media than moscow. the former brazilian president lula da silva has been sentenced to more than nine years in prison on corruption charges. it's a sentence that will deeply divide brazil, with his suppo

however, there are no farc assets in the united states except for drug monies of farc agents, the traffickers and money launderers. and these assets are frozing under the -- frozen under the foreign narcotics kingpin designation act. under current law, victims cannot access frozen assets under the kingpin act. i believe the victims of the foreign terrorist organizations which profit and fuel other activity with drug community should be compensated from theld drug money that we've secured. in the 114th congress, i introduced legislation titled the clarifying amendment to provide victims equity act or captive act is the acronym to change that law. my bill passed the house by unanimous consent last year but was stalled in the senate when the office of foreign assets control raised concerns about the bill that they never mentioned to us in the house. i introduced the legislation this congress, and i'm hoping to bring the bill to the floor soon. the situation right now is that the former hostages have been waiting 14 years for justice, and so far they've received absolutely zilch help from the u.s

>> farce it goes right now, everything is nice and dry, but just like justin showed you, it's yet to be determined if there's a tornado. the national weather ser later on. >>> later on today, keep your eye to the sky if you're going to be out maybe tess pool. we do have a couple storms in the forecast. we will still be around 90 this afternoon. we are dry for the moment. the heaviest rain up around new england, but as we go through the afternoon, those temperatures rising into the upper 80s, around 90, and then we'll see a couple afternoon thunderstorms. there's relief in the forecast as we go through the week. we'll talk about the timing of the storms and those other temperatures. those are coming up. >>> mr. kushner was it appropriate -- >>> a closed-door meetings is under way between jared kushner and the senate intelligence committee. this morning president trump's son-in-law and senior divorce released a four contacts with russians during the campaign and transition. kushner says -- i did not colewd. and denies he had any improper contact with russian officials. he goes on to sa

. >>> depending on who you ask, this is either the biggest boxing match in years or a total farce.ever you think of the fight, floyd mayweather against conor mccgregor is dripping with swagger. we have the report. >> reporter: they have been jabbering away like parrots all week. the face-off is what they like to call it. now to four venues and it seemed represent ti repetitious. mayweather got higher heels to get eye-to-tie with mcgregor. >> i don't give a [ bleep ] if it is a octagon. i will kick ass. >> his little core. his little head. i'm going to knock him out inside four rounds. mark my words. >> reporter: some of the time, we could not hear what they were saying precisely which is probably as well. this is sport as show biz. fighters strutting their stuff. choreographed if not scripted. conor mcgregor strutted in his simian way. he never boxed in his life, but he knows how to show himself. for his first appearance, he wore a suit with expletive with the "f" and the "u" down the pinstripe. >> it is fun and mass market. i think you know when we get into the ring, there will be

. >> a few months later the elections for russia's parliament were a farce. >> we do have serious concernsuct of the election. >> hillary clinton called up the election -- >> with his back against the wa wall putin turned the tables. he blamed the protests on hillary clinton. claiming that she was the one who incited them. >> there are growing restrictions on the exercise of fundamental rights. >> quote on quote she sent the signal. that was his words. >> putin's strategy propelled him to victory. in march 2012 he won reelection handily. fighting back tears after a tense fight to maintain his power. he may have won the day but vladimir putin never forgot about the woman who had kicked him when he was down. >> do you think he resolved you interfered in my elections. two can play at this game? >> i think that's the line of thinking that led him to the intervention. i'm totally convinced russians were interfering covertly. >> they determined that putin personally ordered a campaign to influence the election. in part because he hold as grudge for clinton's comments in 2011. putin has denied th