vamos a colombia donde una excombatiente de las farc encontrÓ en la fotografÍa seguir participando enero yo ahora disparo una cÁmara >>> a los 16 aÑos alexa roech ya habÍa vivido el dolor de una guerra de terminÓ azotando al paÍs por mÁs de 50 aÑos. paramilitar se llevaron a un familiar y asÍ comenzÓ la persecuciÓn de su familia. lo que les obligÓ mudarse. >>> todo terminÓ dentro de las farc >>> asÍ la jovencita que soÑaba con ser policÍa decidiÓ irse a la selva con la guerrilla. allÍ se entrenÓ militar mente y prendiÓ a vivir en la selva de esos aÑos guarda los mejores y dolorosos re kucuerdos como la muerte de su amiga. >>> ella hacia el registro de cÓmo dormÍa uno y esta exmilitante fue documentando nuevos acontecimientos en su registro fotogrÁfico el mas importante el proceso de paz que se acordÓ entre el expresidente juan manuel santo y las farc desde entonces no viste de camuflado no usa boina entregÓ su fusil y ahora solo dispara una cÁmara. alexa estudia artes visuales y ahora estÁ en el senado de la repÚblica donde se aprueban las leyes. >>> increÍble historia. ahora cambiamo

>> well first of all it is a farce, emac that biden should be calling for unity. he didn't call for his supporters and staffers to stop helping raise money for the

all the places they needed people to believe the farce, they went in and tested the facts. and just today they lost in three states, and they won almost nowhere and for nothing. more often than not, their case was about the same fraud farce that rudy sweated out today. in pennsylvania, a judge found, quote, there exists no evidence of any fraud, misconduct, or any impropriety. same case. in arizona, the judge asked point-blank, what evidence is there that someone messed with voting machines? the trumpet standing for the case couldn't answer. that's because the lawyers stink, said rudy. in what may be remembered as the most egregious "hold my beer" moment in political history, rudy went to make the case himself, and here it was. >> the number of voter fraud cases in philadelphia could fill a library. it's a fraud, clearly voter fraud. what i'm describing to you is a massive fraud. >> see, repeating is a rhetorical device. hence the trump three-step. some say the guy's dirty. is he dirty? seems dirty. guess he's dirty. that works rhetorically with the home crowd, not in a pla

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china has condemned the mass resignation of pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong as a political farce blatant challenge. 15 opposition legislators that down after four colleagues were expelled under new powers allowing for the removal of members of the territories parliament who are deemed to be disloyal to china. >> a radical change for hong kong's legislature. these seats are usually occupied by hong kong's democratic parliamentarians, but now empty. as the session got underway a day after the mass walkout, one protested, rolling out a banner criticizing carrie lam's decision to disqualify the legislative council. the lawmakers took part in their last act, formally handing in the resignation letters. they accused beijing of trying to remove the city's economy enshrined in hong kong's basic law. >> we know the government can always say the ruling is right, because they have the ultimate -- over hong kong. the party, whether the beijing government, is really respect basic law. >> together we stand. >> together we stand. correspondent: the 15 lawmakers resigned wednesday in solidarity

china's government has condemned the mass resignation of almost all hong kong's opposition as a farceonly themselves to blame for their downfall, says the soul hong kong delegate to china's most powerful political body. >> what china has been doing is based on the constitution and basic law. everything should be done in accordance with the law. we cannot badmouth one country, to systems in the chinese government. reporter: hong kong's legislature is set to become little more than a rubberstamp parliament. dissent outside the chamber will likely continue. what does this mean? >> this means continuing instability. you can push it down with the police. you can push it down with arrests. reporter:reporter: it reemerges. it's not clear what this means for elections supposed to have been held two months ago. now pushed back until september next year because of covid-19. on thursday, chinese officials in hong kong warned that legislators who resign or have been disqualified should not be eligible to stand in that pole. wednesday's shakeup of parliament comes four months after china's governm

beijing says the resignation is a farce. and a direct challenge to its authority over the former british colony. the u.k. is accusing china of breaking its promise to preserve the city's autonomy. hong kong's legislature has effectively been left with no political opposition, as adrian brown reports. hong kong's legislative assembly was quieter than usual on thursday. now that almost a quarter of its lawmakers have resigned or been disqualified and staging what's likely to be their last protest. the chinese characters say hong kong's leader carrie lamb has pulled calamity to the territory and its people she'll stink for, 10000 years. the slogan was displayed by democratic lawmaker lambchop t., who must now give up his office. by the end of the month, i will keep fighting for democracy of hong kong, their version of enda. and together with all the hong kong people and the civil society to face against the dictatorship. this is what china's leaders want to stamp out. lawmakers behaving badly with those from the democratic camp

it's basically a farce. it's blackmail, and it violates the voters trust departs from what they call the principle of democracy. and it clearly shows they're against the central government and beijing denies its restricting hong kong special freedoms and says, what should happen in the territory is for it alone to decide jungle. hong kong's legislative council is china's domestic offish. you know what the country has the right to comment and to fear this moment is walk out of vogue, strong feelings in the city, a mighty t. get. i'm very thrilled and i support the disqualification of the law make is that i've been creating chaos in hong kong. and they are against every policy of china that i've been angry because it isn't all about hong kong people. it's about all the people i live beyond the lawmakers, resignations are a sign of escalating tensions between hong kong's ruling executive and the pro-democracy movement, which is determined to show the fight is not over yet. and that the future of afghanistan is

china has condemned the mass resignation of pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong as a political farce. and a blatant challenge. 15 opposition legislators stepped down after 4 of their colleagues were expelled under new powers, allowing the removal of members of the territories parliament who are deemed to be disloyal to china. a radical change from hong kong's legislature. the seats are usually occupied by home kong's democratic column and syrians, but now they're empty. as the session got underway a day after the mass walkout, one of the lawmakers resigning in solidarity protested he rolled out a banner in the foyer, criticizing city leaders carry lam's decision to disqualify the legislative council as not long afterwards. the lawmakers took part in their last act, formally handing in their resignation, letters they cues beijing of trying to remove the city's autonomy and shrines in hong kong's basic law. you know, we ought to look at this and the government can always say they're ruling right. because they have alternate theories, but the point is whether or not you can comment is t

society and seem to be educating and then to have that vindication and jim - - james more it will to a farce or a child cloak and thank you d them the importance of culture and freeze society it is the public on - - a privilege. would also like to think that the different societies to form different cultural technologies. the work is the same in the cost all projects. they start about how talking about how culture works and that knowledge that is a false use the very his within the importance of culture to be personal in nature and the second as number two which is library and logical that we associate with science and disturb one - - to scribble chin and making thing. but unlike anything else and those that to be as early as possible good over everything that is good is the year to achieve a higher cost of society but then you don't want to careful system to but those responses are effectively through on - - texts of mourning then to be capitulated which is but it got large think the for the opening and closing of this window even those groups that as well. ear rational decision-making has

this is a farce. it's time to move on.re they being honest with their constituents right back at them? or they're nervous -- >> they've taken this middle ground. sort of stay in the truisms. the process should be allowed to continue, sure. i don't think anybody is pushing back because they don't have an incentive too. politicians act in their own political self-interest, and that hasn't changed. >> listen, i know ben sasse is doing it. what he said was in response to those constituents saying, listen, this is basically saying this is a farce, right it's time to move on. but i wonder if the other republican lawmakers are saying the same thing. i watched that today and i was like, who could stand behind this? "snl" couldn't do it better. we'll continue on the other side with these guys. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. ♪ tonight...i'll be eating cheesy cauliflower pizza with extra broccolini. my tuuuurrrrn! tonight...i'll be eating cheesy cauliflower pizza and yummy broccolini! (doorbell rings) thanks. (doorbell rings

this is a farce. it's time to move on.e they being honest with their constituents right back at them? or they're nervous -- >> i think they've taken sort of the middle ground, right? all legal votes should count. stating truisms that the process should be allowed to continue, sure. i don't think anybody is pushing back because they don't have an incentive too. politicians act in their own political self-interest, and that hasn't changed. >> listen, i know ben sasse is doing it. his response, what he said was in response to those kind of constituents saying listen, this is basically saying that this is a farce, right? it's time to move on. but i wonder if the other republican lawmakers are saying the same thing. i watched that today and i was like, who could stand behind this? "snl" could not have done it better. we'll continue on the other side don't go anywhere, with these guys. we'll be right back. ones. moments that define you. and drive you. to achieve even more. so, celebrate every one. because success isn't just abou

you have had a lot of farce here you got your 1st cell phone. yes. but 1st very, very self. we got to be a part of the 1st text and found calls that live by. now you're teaching myself here. michelle byron receives a retirement pension of $600.00 a month and less than a year. she'll be forced to leave the home and will be on her own. she will have to start all over again with no compensation from the state. office. after being wrongfully think, i don't even get the money that you get when you leave prison. i mean you can get ahead and you are. i didn't think you were. you know. so now you're on your own and so i don't know. i've come through too many obstacles to let it get me down. michelle byron went through is inconceivable. after 14 years on death row, she was suddenly released just a few hours before being executed. the woman convicted of killing her husband was not executed today. the state supreme court wants more time to review the case. michelle byron learned about her release in a surprising way. and the little girl on this for was next door to me. she said, you're

what a farce. honestly, they are playing with democracy new in dangerous ways.e lindsey graham, the same said senator from south carolina who we now know has been calling around from the president trying to meddle on the president's behalf, including a call from the secretary of state of georgia which left the secretary with the impression that lindsey graham wanted votes thrown out in several counties that would benefit joe biden. you've got some reporting on maybe one source of friction between the republican secretary of state in georgia and the president. >> sure. so what propublica learned is that the trump campaign has been trying to get secretary of state brad rathensburger to issue a public endorsement of trump since early january. they framed it as him serving as an honorary co-chair in his campaign. and rathensburger and his staff declined as a matter of policy. they feel it's important to remain politically neutral and not endorse any candidates at all, although other secretaries of state do. and what happened following was a little bit of a promised

all that changed when he was forcibly recruited as a child soldier by columbia's farc rebels.caped, but not the reach of the rebels, who had been extorting his mother. >> this is the spot where the explosive device caused me to lose parts of my body, my arms, my right leg, the vision in my right eye here to hear they destroyed me, in a single moment -- right by. here they destroyed me in a single moment. he needed years of rehabilitation. realizing he had more chance as a cyclist than a swimmer, he had a bicycle adapted by engineers. they made carbon fiber supports for his elbows and knee. he changes gears with his chin on a pad on the handlebars, and he breaks with his thigh. >> i dream of being the paralympic champion, the world champion, and the world cup champion here that is the biggest ambition i have, so -- champion. that is the ambition i have. correspondent: he says none of it would be possible without the support of his family. his wife angie is his carer and coach. >> my family represents, well, they are my engine from my life, my willpower, my strength, the support

since the landmark peace agreement between the colombian government and the farc rebels in 2016, moreen reported killed across the country. herman is hopeful for the future, even though they knows that the paramilitary is probably going to kill him, but he knows that if he dies there is another one that can take his position and lead the community. so it is a sad story, but it is also full of hope. thejudges said this is an extremely relevant film in a time when the peace process in colombia is at risk of unravelling. it's quiet and unassuming, yet incredibly compelling, and the film—makers manage to get under the skin of the story. and finally, the sony impact award for current affairs for films that really examine the issues and have impact. my my campaign against drugs will not stop. james jones and olivier sarbil‘s film captures president duterte's bloody campaign against drug dealers and addicts in the philippines. they first arrived in 2017 at a time when even duterte had had to restrain his police after the public outcry over the killing of a teenager. after meeting the new pol

it is in farce of the alameda county just to the east of fremont, and into santa clara county. some of it skirting to san jose with a few sprinkles in another batch of showers moving toward los gatos. at the moment that will pass through and it will give us a few more showers rolling on as we head into the rest of the season. another big change, temperatures, everybody is in the 50s right now, only 50 in santa rosa and petaluma, 50 degrees is the warm location on the map in oakland, in that portions of the bay area, 20 to 25 degrees cooler than we were yesterday and that the cooler is here, it is not going to go anywhere for a while some the seven-day forecast does include a few more rain chances, coming up. >>> scott peterson waits his right to a speedy death penalty retrial today. in hopes of retrying his case altogether. the modesta man was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn child back into thousand five. he was then sentenced to death but that sentence was recently overturned. the hearing today only dealt with the penalty phase. peterson's attorney pat ha

what is it, crisis or farce, molly? >> yes, i think it's both.ame since 2015, really. that a lot of the things trump does would be kind of amusing if the consequences weren't so serious, right? these things have real-world consequences. it is potentially damaging to not have the president-elect able to begin the transition and able to begin the process of transferring power. however, does it mean that we're going to descend into anarchy, civil war, and/or constitutional crisis? it doesn't appear to me or to the experts that i've been speaking with that it has reached this point. that it has reached that point. but, you know, and it seems to me like that tweet that you read really contains the place that the president and his supporters are going to end up. joe biden won the election, but the election was rigged. and he can keep saying that as he, you know, leaves the white house and moves back into trump tower, mar-a-lago, or wherever. and his supporters can keep believing that. it will still be the case that he has moved on and the nation has mo

look, it is a farce. and i think what republicans in washington have been waiting for is the rather quick burn of the legal challenges without evidence to play themselves out so they don't have to actually stand up and say that what's happening here is an actual erosion of democracy and failure of government during a medical crisis that is global. so this isn't just giving the old guy? room to lick his wounds. as our reporting from dana and gloria indicate, the president knows what the game is here. he's just deluding himself. he is the leader of the grievance movement to try to seek revenge against democrats and not caring about the office he holds, he'll run it down. but i think, you know, how ridiculous giuliani and others who are supporting these efforts seem. it's like cotton candy. it just -- it evaporates so quickly. there's nothing to it. so if you're inclined to want to believe in some kind of venezuela communist conspiracy, which i don't think even a lot of trump supporters want to believe in --

and by that i mean the health care would because the people who are at this 3 day exposed to this farce every day risk and of course they are also the people who protect all of us when we get it they fight for around our lives ok so just intrigued by by how that's actually going to work because if you have you have the rich countries who say yes we want 6000000 doses of this stuff and you have the poor countries who say well what about our so who is issuing that they get some. so remember we're working with all the different groups developing many many scenes and as i said wed looking to having been one candidate vaccine and some will be more appropriate in different groups than others you know some maybe one dose one some maybe 2 does so but essentially i think your question is how are we going to make that happen and through the kind of accessibility the very good news is the majority of countries around the world have signed up to that and agreed that the rich countries will pay for that scene but support the poor countries to be able to afford it and have it good talking to you than

china's government has condemned the mass resignation of almost all hong kong's opposition as a farce themselves to blame for their downfall sends -- for their downfall. >> what china has been doing is based on the constitution and basic law. therefore, everything should be done in accordance with the law. we cannot badmouth one country, two systems and the chinese government. >> analysts say hong kong's legislator is set to become little more than a rubberstamp parliament. dissent outside the chamber will likely continue. >> this means continuing instability. you can push it down with the police. you can push it down with arrests, but it will just reemerge. >> it is not clear what this all means for elections. supposed to have been held two months ago but pushed back until september next year because of covid-19. on thursday, chinese officials in hong kong warned that legislators who resigned or have been disqualified should not be eligible to stand in that poll. wednesday's four months after china imposed a sweeping while the territory that some critics call draconian. in splay of c

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but when it comes to a farce, layla is not one to back down to her driving isn't just a convenience in afghanistan. it's an act of defiance. and go,, a journey of them is in the u.k., the good news or the among the men opponents doesn't beginning from the moment, but it's going to but it's not just these streets that have made life a little tough for more than a decade. she has worked on the frontlines of the never did make the future bold enough to take on driving around looking for drug addicts on the streets of kabul, so that labor can take them back to a rehab center. it's pretty dangerous work, but she does it all the time. proud of the memo that under a bridge in broad daylight, we spot dozens abuses in take a public plane. but i have noticed that modem by a small arms engine that's going to be ok might, is best, has more to come out, is unlimited. so i missed that one of the main seasons filming and starts throwing rocks. but leyla pushes on the saw, and that is, it was suddenly she spots a young man. she's already treated several times but it was over this work is not for the m

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this, fortunately, infected by kobe, 90 and other health disparities, created by white supremacy is a farce to the barry. i just think that governor great skill sets needs to explore big need to cover the costs that flowed the stuff, this closing of a house that you know about to help out. some didn't last the now, but it's going to be somebody else. and then when we come downtown to the city's financial center, hoping to raise awareness in the area. they say politicians care about going to be the potus congress. perhaps it's the says they can't ignore them. we will give them the water was one of mercy hospital would serve a largely black population is gets hit by over it. we're now the prices are rising . it's 6 am because it's black people. nobody cares. that's part of the problem. making people care about something that simply embedded in society as racism, events. if you let me answer you, i thought that i needed to be very imposing on the hospital, especially as the virus continues to spread across the us. and communities of color are still a risk that is say, they're making a week fro

i don't knock out, it's basically a farce. it's blackmail, and it violates the voters trust departs from what they call the principle of democracy. and it clearly shows they're against the central government. and beijing denies its restricting hong kong special freedoms and says, what should happen in the territory is for it alone to decide john gotti, the hong kong's legislative council is china's domestic affair. no other country has the right to comment and interfere after this lawmakers walk out of vogue strong feelings in the city. i mean some mighty good. i'm very thrilled and i support the disqualification of the lawmakers. they've been creating chaos in hong kong, and they are against every policy of china. and i've been angry because our, i mean, even though about hong kong people, some of our people, our lives are not meeting government. the lawmakers, resignations are a sign of escalating tensions between hong kong's ruling executives and the pro-democracy movement, which is determined to show their fight is not ove

that tests that are now highly sensitive or reliable they are farce that they can be read in less than 15 minutes they are cost effective other courses around $7.00 or. 7 swiss franc per test this could be produce invariably quantities of millions per day so adapted to the needs of the world and the need of transport so it's a perfect system to ensure that flying is safe and that the risk of free importing the virus is absolutely minimal because you fly people who have been tested negative so you would be tested at the airport if you are tested positive you don't fly if you are tested negative you fly but you fly. normally nor virus or a risk of having the virus which is so minimal that we are sure that the countries can come without quarantine or without restriction the travelers and without you know putting the population a triscuit by you know having imported infected people that would you know restart the pandemic in their own control way so it is a way to maintain the pandemic and strict control and to minimize the risk that the reason why we say that that that system for travel w

rushes farce of taking quite a beating in recent years huge areas have been devastated by wildfires pests like bark beetles pose a further challenge russia has more forest than any other country trees cover nearly half of this vast land. is yari times in there is high. doing it isn't still going to town there were terrible wildfires back then throughout the whole of russia but it's you know i saw a picture of huge wellestablished trees being blown across the fields by the when they were breaking off like matchsticks teach people in the south marianna studied economics and initially worked in finance but she quit her job to devote all her attention to reforestation to mining to mr vandeleur can change the world one small step at a time and people will pull together for a good cause. just sitting it's. 7 years ago marianna monte on a move to moscow to build up her own environmental organization but she's still not a lover of the city her childhood in the countryside very much shaped to she is. with it but i love nature i love the forest as a child i always spend the summers with my grandmot

it is not only called this a farce. it has also has also called this a blatant challenge to the central government. i think it's up to the central government to decide whether they want to be challenged by a fast. but the language is not unusual. this is how china reacts when it feels that something is really at stake. china has moved forward with controlling hong kong in the past few months. it has disqualified these 4 lawmakers, but it has also rescheduled or postponed the elections that was due in september. so anyway, this parliament was already a parliament by the grace of beijing. and it was pretty clear that opposition plays no role in what he sees as the future for hong kong joys. one consequence of this is that the pro-democracy democracy movement has now lost its voice in, in the let me just go to the how will they continue? yes. with the disqualification for pro-democracy lawmaking as yesterday. and the mosque recitation that follows hong kong legislation is in effect becoming a single for use legislature wit

descended from one common ancestor which existed back then so it seems to me very unlikely that the farce in fact that a person before that time. there is a widespread belief that the virus does not exist in order to kill the owner but in order to somehow perfectly adapt to it and live quietly inside them. actually this is not what the virus cares about most we know a huge number of examples one of our success didn't put play sions for many many is many centuries and did not weaken smallpox for example measles which is fatal in a large proportion of kate. if there is no treatment but generally it often happens that the mortality rate does not change at all. so there is no guarantee that covert 19 will somehow become less dangerous google must lead its way. when you are in the near future there are no guarantees if that does for me this i'll be back in about 32 minutes let's say 33 minutes of your news this is art international stay with us. welcome to max kaiser. looking forward to your. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. barking up. the wrong choi

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if it's approved, pfizer has chosen four state farce pilot delivery program -- texas, rhode island, tennessee new mexico. >>> meantime, at least 37 states are imposing new restrictions because of surging cases. new york city doing an about face. the city is closing all of its public schools tomorrow after a covid spike. the move to all remote learning comes just after students were brought back into classrooms. and late word the coronavirus is hitting the raiders hard. six players, including key starters, just landed on the covid-19 reserve list. that makes ten raiders total. that's disrupting practice for the team as they head into sunday's game with afc west rival kansas city chiefs. now, this comes as all nfl teams are going under intensive protocols. from now on, masks are mandatory in all facilities, including practice, and in weight rooms. meetings must be virtual or inside with the league's approval. even time in the locker room and cafeteria must be limited. covid has impacted at least 28 of the league's 32 team this is season. >>> apple has agreed to pay $113 million over iphone slow

dave lindorff, who says the whole process has become somewhat of a farce. this is all about not winning the election. it's about stirring up the base for the election in georgia. they run off of 2 senators. the whole thing has become a big joke. it's just that trump's hard core supporters believe it. and the reason he's doing it is because he thinks that's going to boost his votes for the senate race in georgia. this is all a lot of noise that's going to result fairly soon. detroit is 85 percent black and they were willing to say ok, well. 'd we'll just recheck the the detroit city limits, but the rest of the county will accrue from the rest of the county slate. i mean, it was such a blatant racist decision they made. they can't take their vote because once it's like, you know, the decision was made as our wrap up of the things top headlines for now. but if you're looking for more ahead on over to our web site, our, to that. com. what can we expect from mumbai didn't ministration when it comes to russia? as things stand today, relations are brought down by

this farce it's clear that this vaccine even if approved will not be widely available for many months yet to come the economy will come back because people will start to eat normally challenge before us right now is still men's and growing hopefully we have someone in office who can help us get rid of the pulpit crisis and bring jobs back to it's not like people are not working because they don't want to they are having a tough time going to work. also coming up after 4 years of donald trump's america for us president elect joe biden is promising america's european friends a foreign policy that puts partnerships and allies 1st and he is someone who has a long and deeply value our partnership with the united kingdom with the e.u. with new. and with other nations that share our core values so i think you'll see a significant shift in terms of u.s. foreign policy. but to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with a glimmer of hope the 1st scientific data pointing towards the end of the corona virus pandemic today t

journalist dave lindorff says the whole process has descended into a farce. this is all about not winning the election. it's about steering up the base for the election, ensuring they run up for 2 senators. the whole thing has become a big joke. it's just that trump's hard core supporters believe it. and the reason he's doing it is because he thinks that's going to boost his votes. for the senate race in georgia, this is all a lot of noise. that's going to result. surely some detritus, 85 percent black and they were willing to say ok, well. 'd we'll just recheck the detroit city limits, but the rest of the county will approve the rest of the county slate. i mean, it was such a blatant racist decision they made. they can't take that their vote because once it's like, you know, the decision was made on a visit to the golan heights. the u.s. secretary of state has doubled down on the trump administration's claim that the area is part of israel as this. that angered the syrian government, which called it an act of provocation. israel captured the golan heights fr