the farc should start by telling the country the truth. i do not feel right about them being here.n 250,000 people were killed and millions more displaced. those who support the agreements at the opening of this new congress turns another page towards peace. china's president xijinping has signed trade deals with senegal on the first leg of a week—long tour of african countries. senegalese president macky sall welcomed his counterpart to dakar for afternoon talks. there's been some criticism of beijing's growing presence in the country, which has discovered large offshore oil and gas reserves. from there, xi will head to rwanda and then south africa ahead of a brics summit of developing nations starting wednesday. cu ba's national assembly are debating a new constitution which would bring sweeping reforms if passed by a public vote. the changes would see public property recognised for the first time on the communist run island since 1976, and would drastically reduce the state's control of the economy. foreign businesses would also be able to invest in the country. will grant repor

eight former members of the farc rebel group turned politicians after 2016 s peace accord, took theirntry's lawmakers. but they're joining an openly hostile congress and those divisions are likely to overshadow this sitting. rylee carlson reports. hundreds of colombian lawmakers took office. eight of them brought because of the peace accord. translation: this is a unique congress, congress we wouldn't have imagined eight years ago. the peace accord between the government and fa rc accord between the government and farc rebels ended the violence. it brought them into politics instead. translation: we are here in this congress to defend the interests of the people and the territories and of course to support this piece that colombia needs so much. translation: now they have sworn to protect our constitution and the norms and principles of our republic, welcome to this temple of democracy. the accord provided the political party with five seats in each of the upper and lower chambers. the former farc commander refused to take up his seat partly to protest the arrest of another rebel who

rehén: secuestrado por las farc. tenía. félix: el gobierno debía liberar a los rehenes antes de que fuera demasiado tarde, pero ¿cuál sería el plan? montoya: hay la posibilidad de hacer un bombardeo, pero se mueren todos por igual. félix: gracias a la fuga de un policía en cautiverio en abril de 2007 lograron obtener información valiosa. policía: nos encadenan al cuello del otro. montoya: la inteligencia que tenemos es suficiente para inferir que están en el departen que lo tiene el primer frente de las farc, que el cabecilla es alías "césar" y que el segundo es alías "gafas". félix: la guerrilla había sufrido bajas importantes. su fundador, manuel marulanda, alías "tiro fijo", había muerto de causas naturales. raúl reyes había sido abatido en un operativo en la frontera con ecuador. soldado 1: estudiamos las misiones al detalle, todos los sucesos como habían ocurrido y realmente el fruto del engaño es la pérdida del mando y control de las farc sobre, eh, sus estructuras. soldados: [murmuran] félix: por esos días emp

like giuliani who don't get it who are cute thick headed to get it that this whole thing is a made up farce if you were to silence those people you would find that he has his base along with him if he's forceful as a leader and he talks to the people who voted for him and will vote for him next time if you runs in this very clear with the others this is a farce look this is a political ploy by my enemies to undermine me trying to make peace and to really make america great again i think you come up a little on top these people will do anything to prevent this summit taking place because they don't want the world to see these two men shaking hands the appearance of peace breaking out between the two countries thanks for your time this hour down in mccallum's executive director at the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity . moving on now a british police say they have found this source of a nerve agent that killed a woman in the town of being spree and left her partner in a critical condition they say a bottle was retrieved from the house of the survivor and that it was underlined at th

. side has moved the law to two fast, too fa rc. —— side has moved the law to two fast, too farc. ——far. it seems some senators will be looking for a clear steer, or as clear as possible, from the nominee on some of the big social issues of the day, including potentially where he stands on the argument about roe vs he stands on the argument about roe vs wade, the constitutional right to abortion throughout the united states. how much of a roll do you think questions about his approach to those kinds of social issues are going to play in the hearing? -- roll. he will be asked those questions certainly by moderate senators, who have said they will not confirm a nominee who has expressed outright hostility to roe vs wade. but these days, the nomination hearings are more like political theatre. we don't learn anything real about the nominees from the hearings. they are masters at evading questions and equivocating. so no one is going to give a straightforward answer on whether or not they would overall roe vs wade on the hearing —— during the hearing. we've learned everything we need to

i've been watching this farce and this circus for the last five hours, and i wonder to myself, you know, what are people thinking that there's grown men and women shouting over each other, insulting each other. they try to dress it up by saying the gentleman from north carolina, the gentle lady from california, but it's all a farce. we asked for subpoenas for a variety of issues. the commerce department was holding documents on citizenship questions. the justice department was holding documents on politicized hiring allegations for immigration judges. the department of homeland security and justice department was holding documents on gag orders against whistleblowers. the white house was withholding information on chartered flights. but they have never issued a subpoena except on this, and the american people should ask why, why, why? and the reason is, because they're not interested in finding the truth, or making sure that we hold this administration accountable. it's all for tossing re ining ro their base. we should never talk ill about anybody in any particular part of our country.

like giuliani who don't get it who are too thick headed to get it that this whole thing is a made up farce if you will to silence those people he would find that he has his base along with him if he's forceful as a leader and he talks to the people who voted for him and will vote for him next time if you run and it's very clear with them that this is a farce look this is a political ploy by my enemies to undermine me trying to make peace and to really make america great again i think it's come up a little glee on top these people will do anything to prevent this from taking place because they don't want the world to see these two men shaking hands the appearance of peace breaking out between the two countries thanks for your time this hour demi mcgann's executive director at the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. living on ny british police say they have fun the source of a nerve agent that killed a.

well, farce i know this company hired american lawyers and the accusations don't have a fighting chance in the american courts. so, there's no evidence when it comes to the actual facts. so we have to be guided by facts and not by rumors. now, let's get back to issue of these 12 alleged intelligence officers. of russia. i don't know the full extent of the situation. but the president mentioned this issue and i will look into it. so far i can say the following. off the top of my head, we have an existing agreement between the united states of merica and the russian federation, a treaty. that dates back to 1999. the mutual assistance on criminal cases. this treaty is in full effect, it works quite efficiently. on average we initiate about 100, 150 criminal cases. upon requests from foreign states. or instance, the last year there was one extradition case, upon the request sent by the united states. so this treaty has specifically good procedures. e can offer that the appropriate commission, headed by secretary mueller, he can use this treaty as a solid foundation and send an official requ

yeah that's certainly true there's no other way to describe this case then as a farce the two men were arrested very shortly after they were given documents by police officers and those of the documents that mace make up the basis of the charges under this official secrets act there was another police witness who was reading notes off of this hand in court and another that admitted to burning notes relating to the case the police whistleblower who described the is now in jail so really the this is this case is a complete farce and it really calls into question how the judiciary is making these decisions or rather who is making these decisions to move on with this case indeed article nineteen year old denies ation has has described this as being part of an assault on press freedom which is a defining feature of the government's dreadful human rights record that's a client yes. so this government is proving that they'll go to any length to sort of quassia any independent or credible reporting of the conflict that's going on in rakhine state we have to keep in mind this is the government

confident over confident and thereby the russian foreign ministry once again denied and described as a farce is it farcical like you say sions that have no relation to reality so i am sure if the issue is raised this will be woodson's reaction once again very good still to many thanks live in moscow a new era of friendship has begun between former rivals in the horn of africa eritrea as president. has made his first visit to ethiopia building two decades it's a step towards reconciliation after the two leaders agreed to end years of hostilities as muhammad reports from madison of about. it's a new era of normalization of relationships between eritrea and ethiopia two countries that have the bitter enemies just weeks ago the visit by at a tram president the size afford it what it is feeding on this general sense of exile and within the ethiopian public that finally peace is possible between eritrea and ethiopia not been achieved already the two leaders have agreed on that a connection or phone lines that have been used for the past twenty years the reopening of embassies in both capitals and

que se declaró el estado de emergencia la regiÓn donde se detectÓ la presencia de ex miembros de las farcnario. el gobierno de cuba brindÓ servicios de internet a los celulares de usuarios seleccionados tar a la sus 5 millones de clientes de telefonÍa mÓvil, casi la mitad de la poblaciÓn del paÍs. los periodistas estatales estuvieron entre los primeros en tener internet en sus celulares. en venezuela, la crisis econÓmica no deja ni a los muertos descansar en paz. la delincuencia roba huesos y lÁpidas de los cementerios del paÍs. reportero: este hombre sostiene huesos de un familiar enterrado en este cementerio. su tumba fue saqueada. >> no puede ser que no haya vigilancia policial. reportero: mÁsbombas estaban en esa condiciÓn, saqueadas por delincuentes que fueron en bÚsqueda de artÍculos de valor. guillermo vive la misma angustia, tiene familiares enterrados en este cementerio y sus mÁs no fueron abiertas, pero sÍ las de sus vecinos. los ataÚdes fueron lanzados a las calles con restos humaniza la vista. >> ahora ni respetan a los difuntos. >> hay una cultura pagana, muy propia de las Úl

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hallados pertenecen a los ciudadanos ecuatorianos secuestrados hace varios meses por uno grupo de las farc comercio de ecuador en la frontera de ese paÍs con colombia, esta otra pareja de ecuatorianos en cautiverio le enviaba un mensaje al presidente de su paÍs. >> seÑor presidente, por favor ayÚdenos y denos la mano. edwin: pero no se volviÓ a saber nada de ellos hasta ahora, una semana despuÉs de que encontraran los cuerpos de los periodistas muertos en la misma zona. dos cuerpos mÁs fueron encontrados con visibles e signos de tortura. >> la muerte ocurriÓ como consecuencia de mÚltiples heridas producidas por armas cortantes y corto punzante en ambos cuerpos a nivel de cuello y tÓrax. la causa de la muerte es anemia aguda, secundaria a la lesiÓn. tristemente se trataba de ellos. o la la la la la la la la la la la la edwin familiares de las vÍctimas no ocultaron su tristeza ni su disgusto. >> no es justo que, ellos como autoridades debieron hacerlo posible para rescatarlos a ellos con vida. y no es justo que los hayan dejado solos, igual que hicieron con los seÑores periodistas. edwin: ah

conclusion cambodians trickled into voting stations in a poll that human rights groups have labeled a farce prime minister hun sen is expected to sales a victory extending his perch tree year grip on power is opponents called for a boy cost after the country's courts dissolved the main opposition party leaving no child. the world's longest serving prime minister has become increasingly heavy handed restricting human and civil rights in cambodia here's more. the votes have not been counted but no one is holding their breath. and there is little doubt that this man will stay in power can send the prime minister remains firmly at the head of the ruling cambodian people's party for c.p.p. he's been in power for thirty three years making him the world's longest serving national leader that he has survived the khmer rouge pushed the country's royalty aside and outlawed the rival c.n.r. p party his only viable competitor because of that and a crackdown on media critics call the election a sham. although he's. prepared to do anything. to cling to power so he hasn't date to suppress. rights. this is

comunitario es asesinado.esta cuenta corresponde aparte de que se firmaron los acuerdos de paz con las farcte es un fragmento de amenaza a ballestas, una profesora lÍder social en el sur de bolÍvar en colombia. se dio esta semana menos de la-- en medio de la noticia que registraban siete masacrados en otra regde un activista de izquierda, que reciÉn habÍa encabezado la campaÑa del candidato gustavo petro a la presidencia en otra zona del paÍs. los asesinatos a lÍderes y defensores en colombiason las preocupantes cifras que llegan a 311 casos similares desde el 1 de enero de 2016 hasta la fecha. >> por ciento pertenecen a organizaciones campesinas, comunidades afro, indÍgenas, y tambiÉn a comunales. es decir, son conflitos territoriales y conflicto por uso de tierra y tambiÉn por tenencia de la tierra. >> mientras sony sesiÓn scene de penÉlope anaya-- a la comisiÓn y de amÉrica hecho suma su presencia y colombia para evaluar la efectividad y los resultados en las investigaciones. >> el presidente santos tambiÉn se pronunciÓ. >> la destrucciÓn enfermiza de defensa para que enviara los inspect

bienvenida al congreso de la repÚblica a losexintegrantes de las farc.res en el congreso nacional por en un hecho anecdÓtico, el senador por la alianza verde antanas mockus, el segundo mÁs votados en las elecciones legislativas de marzo, se bajÓ los pantalones en seÑal de protesta. el papa francisco aceptÓ la renuncia del obispoauxiliar de tegucigalpa, honduras.piÑeraabu sexualmente de seminaristas. es el auxiliar de oscar rodrÍguez maradiaga, de los principales asesores del pontÍfice. segÚn el semanario italiano el expreso . varios seminaristas lo denunciaron por sus intentos de seducirlos. la iglesia de la divina misericordia managua retoma actividades, despuÉs de los destrozos provocados por el ataque armado del rÉgimen ortega, en el que estudiantes fueron asignados. el sacerdote oficiÓ la primera misa. durante aÑos, los mexicanos se han quejado de que los expresidentes gozan de cierto tipo de privilegios, mientras la pobreza sigue afectando a millones en su paÍs. ahora esta situaciÓn podrÍa cambiar co. ma reciben algunos ex mandatarios y sus empleado

pasado 26 de marzo, de los tres periodistas ecuatorianos que fueron posteriormente asesinados por las farcdos. marÍa elena no se ica --- nos explica de quÉ se trata marÍa: tras la confirmaciÓn de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador sobre recortar los sueldos de los altos gobernantes, muchos se preguntan quÉ harÁ sobre la nÓmina secreta. aseguran que estos pagos informales son del conocimiento de los funcionarios, desde su contrataciÓn. al recibirlos, no se preocupan por pagar impuestos o firmar algÚn documento. >> que pueden ser desvÍos, corrupciÓn, puede ser tomado ilegalmente de otra partida. marÍa: las 50 opciones que presento manuel lÓpez obrador se convertirÁ en limitaciones en la administraciÓn pÚblica asÍ combatir la corrupciÓn >> esos mÉtodos que tienen que ver con una polÍtica tradicional v se van a romper. marÍa: diputados de izquierda afines al prÓximo gobierno, creen que cuando entre en marcha este plan, no habrÁ forma de reenviar recursos para las llamadas nÓminas secretas. >> no podrÁn hacer aceptar-- de forma alguna los monumentos en ese tivo que se entregaran servidores pÚblicos. p

it is all a farce. we have asked for subpoenas for a variety of issues. department of justice with h holding documents on citizen. department of homeland security and department of justice with holding documents on gag orders and whistle blowers. the list goes on. and the american people should ask why. and the reason is they are not interested in finding the truth or making sure that we hold this administration accountable. it is all for tossing red meat to their base. you know what, we should never talk ill about anybody in any particular part of our country, but this president has lowered that standard. he questions immigrants, the allegiance of judges and the fbi and that in my opinion is insulting and we need to grow up and show the american people that we are here to act as responsible branch of government. and i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. strzok, when i hear you talk about your passion for america, i believe you. i can see that passion. when you talk about your

a farce movement that he manned somehow you know some kind of status within. so it could for example you know. it could exacerbate an all this nationalist movement to nationalise feelings and demand for recognition of demand for representation in autonomy in u.t.v. ok however he has been mentioned that this particular conflict has spread to other conflicts in the horn of africa in the region we've got proxy wars happening in in south sudan and somalia do you think that stability between eritrea and ethiopia could spread throughout the region. i hope so because. this country has been plain ketones in c. but when someone in somalia if i was in the win against. against against the arms or it country had been playing some residents of the country so i believe if this had been sand it also have elsewhere at today they sent this debate in the two countries that it does a secure security and peace in the region in the horn so i believe if implemented properly this could be a kind of again in the region the horn. you mentioned earlier that the u.a.e. and saudi arabia

. >> reporter: police believe alcohol and speed may have farcs in this crash. we reached out to a sergeant tonight and he tells us crash is still under investigation. the driver who we won't ne so survived. she won't comment on the crash. >> was the driver drinking? >> no. >> she was sober? >> ye e >> reportety their parents struggle to cope with the losses. we interviewed them a cple days ago. >> it is very hard. it's very hard. >> she made youeel likeould you do everything. >> i'm still waiting for the final results of the investigation. >> reporter: their friends set up go fund me accounts to help with t funeral expenses. we posted both links on our app. search reston crash victims. shomari stone, news4. rnedtonight, we've l fairfax county police are investigating to see if reckless driving played a role in thecr h. >>> was it an accident or an assault? the two people in a viral video have very different takes on the situation. surveillanceideo from a restaurant in savannah, georgia, shows a customer walked past a waitress and grabbed her backside. the man t

charge them under the official secrets act by any international measure of judicial process has been a farce so far right it's been a travesty of justice the government of nobel laureate aung san suu kyi is facing international condemnation after a military crackdown on the range a minority that the u.n. has called textbook at nick lancing it is estimated that thousands were killed more than seven hundred thousand have fled to bangladesh in a recent interview she did night the case against a two journalists is connected to the investigation into the killings of. what i'm trying to achieve while the elections three years ago maybe i'm ian martin from one of the most restricted in asia to one of the freest of these new freedoms didn't last long rights groups say that now media me and my have become a not a victim of the crackdown against go ahead. minority the committee to protect journalists has recorded cases of violence arrests and intimidation of journalists in myanmar in the past year several were charged with a telecommunications law that carries a maximum penalty of three years in priso

a farce movement that he manned somehow you know some kind of status within. you know so it could for example you know. it could exacerbate all this nationalist movement to nationalise feelings and demand for recognition a demand for representation in autonomy in u.t.v. ok however he has been mentioned that this particular conflict has spread to other conflicts in the horn of africa in the region we've got proxy wars happening in south sudan and somalia do you think that stability between eritrea and ethiopia could spread throughout the region. i hope so because. this country has been plain ketones in c. but when someone in somalia if i was in the win against. against against iran's or it country have been playing some or is it going to the country so i believe if this had been sand it also have elsewhere at today they sent this debate in the two countries that it does a secure security and peace in the region in the horn so i believe if implemented properly this could be a kind of again in the region the horn. you mentioned earlier that the u.a.e. and saudi a

to get up as if it's turning into a farce. i hope it's still daylight when i leave. also coming up tonight to undress manuel lopez obrador he campaigned on a promise to demand respect from donald trump yesterday voters in mexico to combine his word and made him their new president in a landslide victory. coffee is so getting these i also confess that i have a legitimate ambition you know i want to go down in history as a good president for mexico not just get us thank you very much with all of my heart. we begin the day on a night when the german government saved itself from what would have been self destruction tonight the leadership of chancellor merkel's conservative c.d.u. and the leadership of its bavarian sister party the c.s.u. reached a compromise to end a feud over migration and border security a fight over policy that involved two personalities that seemed doomed to clash interior minister horst koehler for leader of the bavarian conservatives the c.s.u. sparked the crisis by pushing for chancellor merkel to adopt a harder line on migration say over wants t

like fantastic atmosphere and i think that's been key the fact that russia has done so well and gone farce really engaged all the russian people and everyone here and helped them to really get into the spirit of the tournament now. be a match that was played in moscow yesterday that wraps up the last sixteen states and have everyone on the edge of their seats with england eventually winning four three penalties absolutely the highlights of that game brought the final team england to the quarterfinals. thank you. i. thank you. and notional game we played well are lucky if they can see the last minute we carried on you know we stuck together and i was a motion for fairness open issue out it's always difficult emotions. so proud of. proud of each other and proud. because we made a great effort now it's time to raise our heads and prepare for what's next but you know it's painful we did all we could for colombia. now what our top pundit jose marino thought about the colombia encounter. well i think the positive thinking of the big game or most teams. was amazingly community is becoming like al

but we had to go through a bit of a farce really.been able to tell anybody, or if she was in retreat. but i knew it was entirely hollow because i knew she was dead. i have to tell you that the book is about way much more than cake's death. the book is about way much more than ca ke's death. it the book is about way much more than cake's death. it is about her life. and it is about the letters that she wrote to you, very special letters. yes, very. when i started to write a book and i came to her 70th year and when she first started to travel abroad alone and i remember i kept all her letters. we read them all. i am so all her letters. we read them all. i am so glad i kept them. i thought, these are so beautifully written, they take you to the place so graphically where she was. they were so graphically where she was. they were so colourful and very endearingly written. it was then that i thought i would like to publish this book. then it became a bit of a mission. it took a long time. it must have presumably been helpful for you, cat

years a cumulative total genuine vicious people and here i am this is my real name and so it makes a farce of it i believe and i'm very pleased you mentioned it because where possible the public really should put pressure on the missing inquiry to have more scrutiny and to bear in mind this is a public inquiry and it's an important part of it's an important question about how we police and what we should allow. so thank you for raising the woods thank you that's it for the show we'll be back on saturday when we go to gaza to speak to hamas is former deputy foreign minister ahmed about the deaths of civilians in palestine following israel's largest air strike operation protective edge and. he went out to lunch my social media was twenty five years to the day of the death of marxist story and the war activist. for manners sitting in a car when the. four different version of what. one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way he did not shoot around a corner. for my guide to financial survival this is. a device used by professionals to earn money

complete farce, that never happens!dings for five minutes so that mps could go away, read the paper and asked more informed questions but you had scenes were mps were throwing the white paper around the house so that they could quickly scurry through it. 98 pages of it. if you had that chapter and you were not ready, they had ten minutes to go through 98 pages and challenge it, it was ludicrous. it wasn't a good day for democracy, i didn't think. so philip hammond, the chancellor, he is trying to say to the city, don't worry about this deal. don't worry about chequers, actually, this is going to help the city to thrive. but one of the main concerns is that the deal that has been proposed would actually create quite a big risk to insurance companies. because of the way they are regulated. yes, and people think there is going to be a level of eu regulation. it says here eurosceptic mps are critical of what is proposed, that it would leave britain in the eu's regulatory orbit. but then you have a senior banker saying it is

years and cumulative total genuine vicious people and here i am this is my real name and so it makes a farce of it i believe and i'm very pleased you mentioned it because where possible the public really should put pressure on the missing inquiry to have more scrutiny and to bear in mind this is a public inquiry and it's an important part of this important question about how we police are selves and what we should allow. so thank you for raising up neil woods thank you that's it for the show will be back on saturday when we go to gaza to speak to how mass is former deputy foreign minister ahmed about the deaths of civilians in palestine following israel's largest air strike campaign since operation protective edge in twenty four to. twenty five years to the day of the death of marxist story in the war activists. can you think of a more intriguing story line one that includes an attractive russian woman money guns politics power and yes unfortunately for maria this is not a story line but her life at the moment is she the most recent victim of the west's phobia towards all things related to r

years in cumulative total genuine vicious people and here i am this is my real name and so it makes a farce of it i believe and i'm very pleased you mentioned it because where possible the public really should put pressure on the met an inquiry to have more scrutiny. to bear in mind this is a public inquiry and it's an important part of it's an important question about how we police are selves and what we should allow. so thank you for raising. thank you for the show will be back on saturday when we go to gaza to speak former deputy foreign minister ahmed about the deaths of civilians in palestine following israel's largest air strike operation protective edge in twenty four to. twenty five years to the day of the deadly marks of the story and the war activists . financial for my. first visit this three different. something in your something in america. cayman island you will all these banks are complicit in the. newsroom. ok let's see how we did. for my money laundering highly. record. four man are sitting in a car when the phipps gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what

instrument operates in visible and near infrared which means it can create an image quality and contrast farce. waiting what we've seen before the birth of a world billions upon billions of miles from earth makes you wonder how we can spend so much to prove a world exists but we struggle to find ways to save our own maybe seeing this image of a baby planet will remind us of what we have certainly hope it does and when you said sphere of course my mind that merely jumped to a dustin hoffman green motif or movie underwater i didn't realize it was a cool space up is another i aspire to go to the very same programs out to save the stars over today and remember everyone in this world we're not told you're loved not so i tell you all i love i am to roll the return on top of the other people are watching the hearts of a great day and night ever get it. right we're all set to start in five guys so if you just sit in your house a signal. is not going to talk about no fly just maybe right after the mars explorers one who would have their. record. to say well below. zero zero zero zero zero zero welcome

rescue the clash between city hall for america has been described as a farce of charade laughable self-delusion what do you make of it all. well i think it was probably inevitable given where the c.s.u. has been on this issue all along i mean if you go back to two thousand and fifteen and remember this is something that started when america failed to inform sable for that she was going to let in these refugees who had been trapped in in hungary and that were many of them on their way on foot by austria to germany and she failed to inform him as often said the whole city who took the phone off the hook and went to bed early well whoever knows the details you would have to assume that the chancellor of germany would have ways to get into touch with her coalition partners if you know if you need to and you know you get the sense that this is very personal this dispute between the two of them and i think that's something that came out this week as well as some of the comments that say hold for made such as i'm not going to let you know this this woman fire me i made her chancellor and this this kin

it is a complete and utter farce in this place at the moment.collaboration of hard brexit labour members propping up the tiny majority she has got, this place is just absolutely dysfunctional at the moment. it is a dysfunctional government and there is absolutely no leadership. it is about ten this was sorted out, but nobody here is willing to actually get behind a proper answer to this entry the situation —— it is about time. andrew percy, the case for the defence? is theresa may in charge of this process? she has, with a common mind but nobody seems to agree.|j thought the questions and yet today was puerile and silly and i don't think that is the case. we are leaving the eu under the prime minister's plan and that is absolutely clear. i think most tory mps are sick of hearing the likes of andy on people on the other side, the hard—core remain side, and we just wish they would also top, to be perfectly honest. the overwhelming majority of conservative mps backed the plan the prime minister has come up the plan the prime minister has come up wi

charge them under the official secrets act by any international measure of judicial process has been a farce so far right it's been a travesty of justice the government of nobel laureate aung san suu kyi is facing international condemnation after a military crackdown on the range a minority that the u.n. has called textbook ethnic cleansing it is estimated that thousands were killed more than seven hundred thousand have fled to bangladesh in a recent interview she did night the case against a two journalists is connected to the investigation into the killings of four henjak when i'm trying to achieve one the elections three years ago maybe on me on my turn from one of the most restricted in asia to one of the freest of these new freedoms didn't last long right. say that now media myanmar have become and not a victim of the crackdown against their way into a minority the committee to protect journalists has recorded cases of violence arrests and intimidation of journalists in myanmar in the past year several were charged with a telecommunications law that carries a maximum penalty of three ye

. >> a few months later, the elections for russia's parliament were a farce. >> we do have serious concerns>> hillary clinton called out the election rigging. i don't think she realized quite how badly that was going to go down. >> with his back against the wall putin turned the tables. he blamed the protests on hillary clinton. claiming that she was the one who incited them with her complaints about the election. >> there are growing restrictions on the exercise of fundamental rights. >> quote, unquote, she sent a signal, that was his words. >> putin's strategy propelled him to victory. in march 2012 he won re-election 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 had resolved you interfered with my elections, two can play at this game? >> i think that that's the line of thinking that led him to the intervention. i mean, i'm totally convinced that russians were meddling and intervening covertly. >> u.s. intelligence concluded that putin p

farce beryl goes, they opened 400 shelters.ut as of now all reports say they are all totally ended. arthel: for more details we'll toss it over to meteorologist adam klotz. let's start out west with the wildfires. adam: it's being driven by extreme heat continuing this weekend. if you live on the eastern half of the country maybe you noticed things have cooled off. along the east coast that is also the case. but from the plains stretching back to the west we are look at spots into the 80s. in the desert southwest stretching into portions of colorado and back off to the north. all areas that have been seeing days and days of extreme heat will be continuing again. especially in california where we see heat advisories stretching along the coast. then inland take you up into portions of nevada. extreme heat, low humidity will continue to be a dangerous situation. that heat marches on as temperatures climb up to 110 degrees. l.a. will be 95 degrees. it's not a big cooldown. but the next couple days the numbers start to drop. 91 in l

they conducted a farce of an election. richest companies given with small population.t it is one of the poorest countries. so the situation is really, really desperate. but war is not an answer to that. venezuela does not directly threaten the security of the united states. i can't imagine any of the latin american leaders would approve. they would be horrified to think that the american president is thinking about this. >> yeah. i mean, setting aside the fact that trump pretty much has gone back on everything he has said about not being a warmonger, that was the biggest thing he criticized hillary clinton on it. he said i am your best bet. it is important to emphasize that the problems that venezuela faces are largely political and economic. not issues that are going to be solved by military invasion. so hard to figure out what trump was seeing. >> okay. from new record roporting to so different now. tell me something i don't know, you are watching "hardball." - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause troubl

this is a farce. i am sick of playing along with it.there is perjury indict and see if you can convict. stop pretending that meeting with a foreigner is a crime. i will show you a picture. this is chuck schumer, it's your former boss. >> i can't see it. >> tucker: the question is i thought he was a loyal american. >> that was 2002. >> tucker: i thought he was a patriotic person. >> that was not in 2016. >> tucker: oh, really? it was cool for him to meet? they are doing secret energy deals together. i am not saying that chuck schumer should be in prison for treason. i am not saying that. >> you are smart enough to know what that is. >> [overlapping talking]. >> what has to happen is congress needs to have an investigation to know what went on. >> tucker: to get to the bottom of what chuck schumer was talking about. >> we could have the truth. what chuck was talking about. do. that we want a hearing right now. >> [overlapping talking]. >> we want an investigation of what happened in 2016. >> tucker: okay. should we have paid a foreign nat