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a farce and he is clearly not happy.f measures that could still be taken. the fact is, but will, 0rtega has been around in modern terms forever. there is not much that will shift him. there is not much that will shift him-— there is not much that will shift him. ., , , �* shift him. there really isn't. he is the — shift him. there really isn't. he is the last _ shift him. there really isn't. he is the last of _ shift him. there really isn't. he is the last of the - shift him. there really isn't. he is the last of the cold . shift him. there really isn't. l he is the last of the cold war warriors in a sense after fidel castro died. he has shown incredible resilience over the years and of course in the 19805 years and of course in the 1980s he governed that when mac until he was removed in 1990 but that was during a period when the reagan station was honing in on him and he has returned in 2014 and is still here and it very much looks like he will be around for the next five years. his wife is also very powerful as vice pr

this reads, farc rebel attack on a military base. let's take a closer look at the video that was posted. mark: so that is a drone. i'm not sure what it is actually doing and what it is meant to be doing. >> the drone was actually created by an american student called austin hewitt in 2015, and you can see the original video. it was posted on his youtube page in 2015. it was such a viral story at the time and made many headlines since the faa determined it was illegal for an american citizen that is not part of the military to weaponized drones like he did. however, there is a grain of truth to the story since in 2019 , the colombian army found a stash of drones loaded with explosives. they said it belonged to the farc group rubble that rejected the peace deal. so a little grain of truth that gives these claims that little grain of credibility. mark: who on earth decides to make these little videos? that's one of the great questions, isn't it? fake news surrounding the introduction of an electronic for upcoming elections. >> indeed. t

>> it's been five years since the peace agreement was reached between the colombian government and farc's made progress in bringing peace to the country and for decades of conflict. it was negotiated with the cooperation of the obama administration, and i think there's a sense now that this peace agreement can be bolstered if the united states removes the terror designation. because it means we can send more aid. we can allow more business interest to be -- to do business there. and that is why i think the administration is proceeding with this. we think they told congress about their intentions on tuesday, and will announce it shortly. >> susan page, eugene, betsy, victoria, thank you so much for being with me this morning. >>> next, new rising tensions in the u.s./china relations. the u.s. has invited taiwan which china views as part of its territory to a democracy summit. china is not happy. i'll talk with a former senator who served as u.s. ambassador to china next. ambassador, thank you for being with me. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." diaz-balar. n where it starts. li

>>> and later, nicaraguans head to the polls, even as some say the election is nothing more than a farcelatest on the vote, when we come back. constipated? set yourself free with fleet. gentle constipation relief in minutes. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. feel that fleet feeling. with amerisave's consistently low mortgage rates, your little girl can go wherever her dreams take her, like toward a career in the ethics of rhythm and movement. anyway, good luck with that, because amerisave can only help with the part of the dream you can buy -- with money. >>> welcome back. china's ruling communist party is kicking off a four-day plenary session. president xi jinping, expected to tighten his grip on power during the close-door session of the 300-member plus committee. cnn beijing bureau chief steven jiang joins me now to talk about this. another consolidation of power for the president. what does it mean for him going forward? >> reporter: well, michael, you know, the president -- his real power actually derives from his top position within the chinese communist party, which is w

so in a way, every person put the responsibility for the continuance of this farce on the next party in line in succession and finally the sure absurdity of it made an acquittal absolutely essential and we end up what was it all about, jesse? it was michael brown. it was coflg ton kid. it was trayvon martin. it was one of these psycho dramas that the left searches through all day seven days a week so that they can leverage it to advance an agenda that otherwise has no support without never let a crisis melodramatics. >> jesse: this is different this time. and you are right. this was manufactured to propel joe biden into the white house. and tear down the white house supremacy in this country, whatever that means. but, like they have done in the past with other cases similar to this raced-based shootings, this is not going to propel that agenda forward. the american people saw this trial. they saw it live. they saw the videos. they heard of the witness testimony. they heard from the actual defendant. and they saw how the media was misinforming them in realtime. almost live for the fir

the human rights council is a farce for many reasons.t's where some of the world's worst human rights violators go to protect themselves from criticism. china, russia, pakistan, venezuela, cuba all our members in good standing today in the u.n. human rights council. the hypocrisy was so blatant, so we called them out, too. we could have just gotten out day one, but i didn't think that gave the situation justice. i wanted to prove a point. i wanted to reach out to other pro-human rights countries and see if we could actually fix it. i went to the council's headquarters in geneva, i made a simple proposal, i said we needed to do two things. , one we needed to vet the human rights records of countries to keep the worst abusers off of the council. and two, we needed to get rid of agenda item number seven targeting israel. without those changes, i said the u.s. would abandon its seat on the council. this fight became a story of how hopelessly biased the u.n. system is. we spoke with over 100 countries. they all knew the council had become an

you remember steve bannon's farce with stealing funds with the build the wall fundraiser.ant you to take a listen to trump's call with the georgia secretary of state brad asking him to help him cheat. >> there is nothing wrong with saying that you recalculate. so look, all i want to do is i want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. >> who coordinated this call? chief of staff mark meadows. who does trump surround himself with? steve bannon, a well documented liar. what's your take on this situation and what do you think this means for the 30 plus other people who've been subpoenaed by the select committee? >> well, i think that the impact of this we will be able to measure by how much other people are willing to come in. the biggest problem that this investigation has is time. they want, the democrats want this investigation to be done by the late spring, early summer of next year to make sure that they have a detailed authoritative narrative of what happened around the election heading into the 2022 midterms. that is their goal. now, are people like steve

reduce the concentrations, we can reduce the concentrations very fast because as a short life time, the farce agreement, very, that's a breakthrough, i would say. but again, it's implementation. what happens on the ground? he went to china statement, very helpful. better that it happened then. it didn't. the indian pledge that was, that was new. and a big deal for india. i think gonna finance. and then there's a whole thing that went into glasgow, which is all the commitments of all the institutions because of the glasgow, meaning that includes national governments, corporations, n g o's, ah, and so on. in other words, huge number of institutions in the world are made commitments that's necessary to make progress. i remember when al jazeera was covering the, the climate change talks in paris. to me, the atmosphere of that seemed very different. there was a positivity that appeared to be going in to it. there was a positivity generally that seemed to carry through the talks and a positivity that seemed to result in practical terms. whether or not that's being carried forward. a is another argu

the farce agreement, very, that's a breakthrough, i would say. but again, is implementation. what happens on the ground? you end up china statement, very helpful. better that it happened than it didn't. the indian pledge that was, that was new and a big deal for india. i think donna finance and think there's a whole thing that went into glasgow, which is all the commitments of all the institutions because of the glasgow. meaning that includes national governments, corporations, n g o's, ah, and so on. in other words, huge number of institutions in the world are made commitments that's necessary to make progress. now moving on and 5 people have been killed dozens injured during protests and sit on against military rule. the countries doctors committee accuses security forces if shooting them, but police deny using live ammunition wrestles had a, has one out from the capitol caught him. ah, once again, people took the city off so don't thousands rallied in fortune. it's to be city own dorama and the cross deniva in far to know. despite security forces closing briefs and main ro

joe biden has described it, i think, is a farce, he is clearly not happy, there is talk on the stateld be taken. fact is, well, ortega has been around in modern terms forever, hasn't he? and not much shifts him. there really isn't, here's the last of the cold war warriors in a sense after fidel castro died. he has shown incredible resilience over the years and of course in the 1980s he governed nicaragua until he was removed in 1990 but you know, it was during a year period where the reagan administration was honing in on him and he has come back in 2014 and is still here and it does very much look like he is going to be around for the next five years as well. his wife is also very, very powerful as vice president.— very powerful as vice president. ~ ., ., very powerful as vice president. ., ., ., ~ president. will, for now, thank ou president. will, for now, thank you indeed- — president. will, for now, thank you indeed. will— president. will, for now, thank you indeed. will grant - you indeed. will grant reporting from costa rica as he is not allowed into follow the election in nic

idea seemed half baked and he got a horse laugh from late night, comedians, who call that the space farce? michael is there are there. there are people walking around the pentagon and space force uniforms? is there a distilled mission? well, i think that you're going to be seen some change in the uniform for the space force . however, it is a very real issue. and what we're seeing ultimately is that with the, with the threats that we're, that are coming from space. ultimately we're going to have to get into, into a mindset of actually establishing platforms in space that can ultimately meet the threats. such as with hypersonic, hypersonic, even though it might orbit is maneuverable, unlike a ballistic missile. and this makes it even more dangerous, more and more unpredictable. and if you're going to hit something before it hits land, knowing all of these variables, it's gotta be a platform that can launch from space. we're talking about the old as the sure. yeah. base defense initiative at the time when it was raised under between reagan and gorbachev. it was a bluff chain of work. we did

the former leader of the farc rebel group, rodrigo londono, has apologised to their victims during mored forces. mr londono, who was better known as �*timochenko�*, was speaking at a ceremony to mark the fifth anniversary of the signing of a historic peace agreement between the marxist group and the colombian government. the french international footballer, karim benzema, has been found guilty of involvement in attempted blackmail over a sex tape. six years ago, benzema was part of a conspiracy which attempted to extort money from a former france team—mate, mathieu vilbuena. mr benzema has been given a one—year suspended prison sentence and a fine of more than $80,000. more than 100,000 people have now died of covid in germany since the start of the pandemic. germany is battling a fresh surge in cases with more than 350 deaths in the past 2a hours. some hospitals are already facing an "acute overload" that has made it necessary to transfer covid patients abroad. germany last week announced tougher covid curbs, including requiring people to prove they are vaccinated, cured or have recent

they insisted, was a farce. what daniel ortega has organized is a political circus. that's why we are dressed as clowns to mock his circus. we continue crying out for justice, for all those he has killed since taking power. at least the other 8 government critics were reportedly arrested in nicaragua before the polls opened. many of the exiles they were forced to leave their country here into costa rica as exile. so that they wouldn't end up like these people who are among the more than 300, the garage was killed by police paramilitary groups during the 2018 uprising now. many nicaraguans are asking the international community to step up to the plane. the us government is expected to announce stronger sanctions against the government shortly while the use has its considering what action to take to put further pressure on the government. as for the election results, with all the competitive opposition candidates behind bars, the poles was never about who would get the most vote. but rather that this is would take us in power. to see a newman al jazeera sank, we'll say

translation: on the 7th| of november, nicaraguans will say no to this electoral farce, no to ortega'sn brothers still in our country close door in the dictatorship, those of us in exile will raise our voices for those who are kidnapped. and it's notjust exiled candidates who can't reach nicaragua, as daniel ortega essentially holds this vote behind closed doors. the government of daniel ortega has told us we are not allowed into nicaragua to cover this election. that's no meaningful opposition candidates, no international election observers and now no foreign media either. critics say this is an election in name only. while some can't enter nicaragua, others are desperate to leave. there's been a sharp rise in the numberfleeing ortega's autocratic rule, including hundreds who joined a migrant caravan slowly making its way across southern mexico. since 2018, when more than 300 were killed in anti—ortega protests, the us has ramped up sanctions on the government, but many say they're ineffective in forcing change. this then will be a vote largely for ortega loyalists. when the president

going to be feeling a bit nervous given all the ups and downs that we have had in dealing with this farceutely. and i think it is the last 20 months. absolutely. and i think it is right — the last 20 months. absolutely. and | think it is right that _ the last 20 months. absolutely. and i think it is right that people - the last 20 months. absolutely. and i think it is right that people are - i think it is right that people are really keeping an eye on this and are quite cautious about it. when we were looking at the delta variant before and when that was identified as a variant of concern that government didn't act quickly enough and it's a bit odd but i'm hearing some people kind of we don't know what it is yet but it's being identified as a concern of the world health organisation, and i think this is the time exactly that we should be having these travel restrictions in place, and we should be taking it seriously. i think it's a little bit counterproductive in a sense, given that, you know, we are getting information rapidly, and we know more about exactly how serious this variant coul

joe biden has described it, i think, as a "farce". i mean, he's clearly not happy. sort of measures that still could be taken. fact is, though, will, 0rtega has been around for — well, sort of in modern terms forever, hasn't he? and not much that shifts him. there really isn't. he's the last of the cold war warriors, in a sense, after fidel castro died. he has shown incredible resilience over the years. i mean, of course, in the 1980s, he governed nicaragua until he was removed in 1990 but, you know, that was during a period where the reagan administration was, you know, honing in on him and he's come back in 2014, is still here, and it does very much look like he's going to be around for the next five years as well. his wife is also very, very powerful as vice president. will grant reporting. an italian court has sentenced 70 criminals linked to the powerful �*ndrangheta gang in the first phase of the country's largest mafia trial in more than 30 years. the proceedings are expected to last for another two years. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. their shadow has hung

and now, especially in light of such a farce of an investigation. but it, benjamin, thanks very much for joining us, live in new york. well, we've covered the tragic attack in detail with relatives of the victims sharing their emotional response with us. we also examined the wider issue of civilian deaths in afghanistan. of us all thought the sandals belong to malika. she was very close to me. i looked her so much. she always told me to buy ice cream. us military forces conducted an unmanned over the horizon airstrike on a vehicle known to be an imminent isis k threat. on the morning of the bombing, she came and kissed me and said, good morning, father. it was our last meeting. i will never see her again. ah, my name is amanda, muddy. i'm the head of the family that has lost 10 of its members. it was around $430.00 p. m. i left for the market and on the way i met my elder brother who was driving back home. we talked a little then he left to go home and i crossed the road to go to the other side. i just crossed the road and i heard an explosion. my d

u and international human rights organizations are calling the election of farce . the biden administration has already announced it will impose new sanctions. but there are a handful of candidates on the ballot besides mr. and mrs. ortega, who is the vice president. some people are more disclosures in they are very unknown figures in the country, very little known. and they run for parties that are widely perceived as collaborators with the government. so i'm liam in this video posted on social media networks, calls on nicaraguans to protest against what is being described as a fraud by staying at home. the catholic church has also joined the campaign benign, but all city are so blessed they would be if they had been witness reconditioned for every one blow participated in free dust plants threatened and competitive presidential elections within special operation. but president ortega is going ahead with the election overseen only by his close allies and in another unprecedented move. he has band foreign correspondent from entering the country while hundreds of his

your ballad does not what they do not want to stay in their hands with what they call a farce and an electoral circus. this is happening despite the fact that president, daniel ortega, is popularity, is at an all time low, which really raises the question. how is he managed to stay in office for more than 14 years? ah, it was long ago, 1979. when you were the lucian and nicaragua, over to the countries, then dynastic dictatorship, one of the revolutions leaders was daniel ortega, who went on to become president to me the bloody counter revolutionary war financed by the united states. the conflict ended with a new election in which would take a last he promised to return and he did on beth this time to stay 40 years after returning to the presidency than usual, data is going for a 4th consecutive and contested term. it is from exiled human rights advocate, gland subtle kind of yawn, explains how do you achieve it? through absolute concent, price should have power. he made a pact with the church, the business sector, and some opposition parties, his former enemies, and ended up control

when i heard that testimony i said to myself, this is a flat-out farce.ews because of the justice system. i knew at that moment this was just a political playground for these prosecutors to promote a radical social agenda. judge jeanine: people on the left are still criticizing and they will continue to criticize. do we all agree the verdict was consistent with the facts and the law? >> if you watched a substantial amount of this case you saw what was happening in realtime. you knew the best the prosecution could do would be a hung jury. i believe when they committed that griffin error, i think the prosecutor was trying to goad them into the mistrial. judge jeanine: we have two defense attorneys agreeing with the verdict and a prosecutor, a d.a. agreeing the verdict. let's talk about the fact that kyle rittenhouse was called a white supremacist by the president of the united states. should he bring a lawsuit against the president? is there a case to be made, a cause of action? >> for the same reasons that president trump had the justice department step in

at that moment my brain i said this is a flat-out farce.plete categorical abuse of the justice system. i knew at that moment this was just a stunt. a political play ground for these prosecutors to promote a radical social agenda. judge jeanine: let's talk about where we are now. people on the left are still criticizing. and they will continue to criticize. do we all agree the verdict was consistent with the facts and the law? >> if 2 watched any substantial amount of this case, you saw what was happening. you could see it in real-time. and you knew the best the prosecution could do was going to be a hung jury. i believed when necessity committed that griffin error, commenting on the right to remain silent, i thought the prosecutor was trying to go -- to goadthem into a mistrial. let's move on from there. let's talk about the fact that kyle rittenhouse was called a white supremacist by the president of the united states. should he bring a lawsuit, mark, against the president? is there a case to be made, a cause of action? >> for the same rea

considered by many the greatest gulf of all time, but he believes in base days on to a are behind them. farce coming, get all way to the top. i don't think that's a realistic expectation of me. but i think something that is realistic is playing the 2 or one day, never full time ever again. a few events a year and you play around the practice from that and try yourself up for that and you play so that's all we have for now. a reminder about top sports stories. it's day, one of the arrow cup here in canada, with 2 new world come menus opening on tuesday, the all based stadium staging the game between hosts, casa and bahrain. then after that, it is another i catching venue, stadium, $97.00 for which is made of shipping containers and will be completely dismantled off to the world cup. and it goes to nicea who won the 1st match of the tournament, thrashing mauritania, 5, go to one and methyl before. so you again later ah, the mass pro democracy movement violent crackdowns assassinations and you imposed sanctions? all talk tics in the struggle that ensued from the 2020 bella luce, him presidential

experts say it will not only help prevent the loss of farce land, but it also does not require fertilizerdes which can harm surrounding wildlife. >> we have much more coming up here on kron 4 news at 6 including a possible explanation from infectious disease experts about why california is starting to trend in the wrong direction with covid-19 cases. plus, l a's proof of vaccine requirements are now in effect, how it's affecting various businesses in that area and the business community. they're not happy about the biden administration's vaccine mandate. we're going hear from the national retail federation about why this mandate could further strain corporations. but before we go to break, want to give you another live look at stormtracker 4. you can see the radar showing the rain sweeping into the bay area kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will have the latest coming up. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and

it's not a state secret's privilege anymoore. >> i guess i resist the area, that we're in the era of farce cal, this is line that i said the executive branch drew back in 2014 that has adhered to ever since the foreign countries that were involved in this program, as none of them have come forward, all of them have viewed it as important to view the confidential nality of this information, notwithstanding all of the speculation that is in there and the amicus briefs cited here, much of this is 2014 too. i guess what i would say, i understand that it gets difficult and you can posit a greater and greater certitudes of public knowledge, but in this case, i think that sort of facts in the world, and evident importance that the political branches in the urns that our partners abroad have put on preserving this confidentiality confirms that there is something to it here that there is a different between what is out there in public now, and confirmation or denial in an official sense. >> what is the current status of the proceeding in poland? >> i'm not sure exactly of the status. i know respond

the former leader of the farc rebel group, rodrigo londono, has apologised to their victims during morearmed forces. mr londono, who was better known as 'timochenko', was speaking at a ceremony to mark the fifth anniversary of the signing of a historic peace agreement between the marxist group and the colombian government. the french international footballer karim benzema has been found guilty of involvement in attempted blackmail over a sex tape. six years ago benzema was part of a conspiracy which attempted to extort money from a former france team—mate, mathieu valbuena. mr benzema has been given a one—year suspended prison sentence and a fine of more than $80,000. some breaking news: the german health authorities have announced that more than 100,000 people have died of covid since the start of the pandemic. germany is facing a surge in virus cases. 351 deaths were recorded in the past 2a hours, bringing the total death toll to 110,119. in germany, three political parties have struck a deal to form the next government, putting the environment center stage. the social democrats, gree

exiled from nicaragua to here in costa rica who turned out for a protest earlier today called that a farceor the candidates and that the decision has already been taken that daniel ortega would be the victor. it's hard to disagree but that in many areas. it does seem extremely likely that there will be nothing except an ortega win, it's just an extent of how big they say that when will be, and ifully extent of how big they say that when will be, and i fully expect that the government will declare that it was a landslide. so, it is extremely disheartening for nicaraguans to see an election held under the circumstances.— an election held under the circumstances. . u, _ circumstances. yeah, well, i can say that it's twilight — circumstances. yeah, well, i can say that it's twilight where _ circumstances. yeah, well, i can say that it's twilight where you - circumstances. yeah, well, i can say that it's twilight where you are. - that it's twilight where you are. the sun is setting in the background. that should indicate in the next few hours, we understand, that there will be some sort of a re

so they try to leverage, that is why they are farces, so absurd because when you look at the actual trialg they can basic conviction on so you have the absurdity of the da in the aftermath of the baldwin case pointing a gun with his hand on the trigger at the doors or another prosecutor saying everybody should take a beating. if he was really a man he would go out and fight. in 17-year-old to take on dozens. it is all about race when all the players in this tragedy were all white and we have a president of the united states at the end of august tweeting this was about supremacy in this is a person who in that context had just called one of the senior aides boy and talked about sexual page as a negro and he's lecturing the country on kyle rittenhouse as being a white supremacist. they are leveraging things and can't and that is why they seem so absurd. doesn't mean they are not dangerous, they have an agenda. laura: they are increasingly frustrated that they can't just leave their way through every situation. over on m s nbc they couldn't help but reference january 6th. >> the thing we hea

>> this has gone from a tragedy to farce. it is absolutely ridiculous.nbc is completely out of control. there was a time when the legal process was supposed to be something safe, they didn't always come to the right verdict but hunting down jurors, trying to theohx them, they wanted to figure out who these jurors were, allegedly to contact the later but who knows, the fact is much of left-wing media is all in as activists, not reporters, you saw how they characterized kyle rittenhouse, a guy who was defending himself in the middle of a riot managed to shoot three people and what are the chances all of them, what is called now? justice and tangles persons? what were the chances? the whole thing is ridiculous. looking at this thing going on for three days it is obvious it is deadlocked. we can only hope and pray that the people who are going to apply the laws of the facts and evidence before them hold strong hold out for an acquittal. laura: looks like it is headed for possibly a mistrial because why? we have no idea. easy to criticize the jury. we haven't

united states, european parliament, and human rights watch have all been announced the election as a farce. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 in new york, 7:00 in london, 2:00 in hong kong. caroline hyde. these are some of the top stories we are following from around the world. the outgoing ceo stepped out after getting the position due to family issues. the cryptocurrency market is worth more than $3 trillion. regeneron announcing its antibody drug cut the risk of covid by 18 months. we will be discussing with a professor of epidemiology. first, let's get to the markets. we have been managing to maintain our highs when you look at the s&p 500. the s&p 500 up for an eighth straight day, the longest streak since 2017. up 16 in the last 18 days. yields pushing higher on the u.s. 10 year. the dollar pushes higher on the back of that as well. we are still trying to calibrate what the federal reserve will do. base metals get a lift after t

speaking of old, fat men in red hats: former president hair farce one. ( laughter ) ( applause ) this do we have a time machine? could we get a time machine? this week, the january 6 select committee has subpoenaed 16 forme associates of the former president, including: michael flynn, stephen miller, and secretary of health and human services, chicken bucket. the committee has also subpoenaed hundreds of pages of white house communications during the lead up to january 6th. the former president sued the national archives to prevent the release of anything, but last night, a federal judge denied his attempt to withhold records from the january 6 committee. ( applause ) woo! woo-woo! here comes the judge! ( applause ) woo-woo! that's the worst denial for the former president since any time he tried to hold his wife's hand. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the former president-- here's the deal: the former president was arguing that even though president biden had waived it, as a former president, he retained a residual right to assert executive privilege. you don't get to keep any part of a jo

and european parliament called the election a farce.iden is pledging to use diplomacy to hold ortega accountable for abuses. in the u.k., primus or boris johnson under fire over a scandal involving a conservative party lawmaker. his government has been openly accused of corruption in parliament and even newspapers that are typically friendly to johnson took aim. his approval rating is at a record low. the industrial giant built by jack welch and his predecessors will no longer exist. ge will split into three countries focused on health care, power, and aviation. renewable energy, power equipment will be spu -- will be combined into a separate unit and spun off in 2024. the remaining couple he will be ge's airplane engine operations. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thanks very much, indeed. let's dig deeper into that story. ge is trading up circa 6% on the back of this news. our next gues

is to withdraw its designation of farc as a terrorist organization. a cease-fire deal with the colombian government in 2016. a bus crash in mexico has left 19 people dead. it was carrying pilgrims heading toward a sacred site for new -- roman catholics. emmanuel macron has accused boris johnson of not being serious about migration in the english channel. the french have disinvited the u.k. from crisis meeting. at least 27 migrants drowned across -- off the coast of france. now, it is studio b unscripted. >> this crisis is continuing to weaken lukashenko. >> informed opinions. >> politicians will be under incredible pressure from their young people. that is one of the most -- things to come out of this problem. >> do you think that they should be facilitated. it is a simple question. >> let's give him a chance to answer that. >> inside story on al jazeera. >> i grew up in a shop. the natural front was ever present. you never know who is going to come through the door and knife your parents. >> in the early days, it was a battle to do what i was to do b

what have you got against farc techs? >> what did he do to deserve this. >> that's what we're talking about. >> to interventions in two days. we went from peace in the middl east to relaxed tensions and north korea, operation works feed all from trump to this, an man who passes the buck as much as he passes the wind. and look at the meeting. you want low expectations, cnn happily defends joe saying there's nothing he could do to reduce the energy crisis. because increasing drilling and not blocking pipelines isn't possible. the two primetime house are accused of various things from groping to even more groping. maybe they are hard of hearing. why are the politicians breakin the expectations. it takes the pressure off them to do the actual work. we could put it on cruise control. while you're expected to lower expectations, they don't for pray they can avoid any hardship . they got hired security. they're closing the nearby walgreens chemical, my viagra for me. that was just an example. gas cost more, driver takes car that

>> the trial was a farce, so he was condemned to be hanged, and then later, members of the jury, the sheriff of the town, they write letters and say he wasn't really guilty. he was a good man. so it leads the governor to commute a sentence to life in prison, and then some years later, it came out that one of the witnesses had perjured himself, one of the chinese witnesses, so he received a pardon. in my research i found out he was not the only guy that got a pardon. there were other cases who were pardoned. >> and there were whites who came forward to help, so that was good. did the majority of the chinese laborers remain in the countries to which they emigrated or did some remain in china? or was it different from country to country came back, either because they never intended to stay, they found it too hostile an environment to stay. there was a large return from migration in australia as well when they had these upticks in violence and exclusions and discriminations. people tended to leave. there was some great complaint about the chinese merchants who had grown very wealthy in c