thai authorities have denied playing a role in the disappearances and deaths we spoke to catherine gerson of thailand campaigner for amnesty international and asked her if the military junta really can be tied to these incidents. it's very hard to say who is responsible for these disappearances innings and that's why. an independent investigation has to take place and then we haven't seen any news coming out. and you suspect inhabitants being identified we also have to say that these are individuals among those who disappeared or individuals. and been explicitly pushing for narrative and the link can be no coincidence and it is it is necessary. all of these not. to do that and watch as happened to these individuals to singapore and a competition that draws and bird lovers across the region as a contest probably unlike anything you've seen before zebra dogs tripping or singing their hearts out take a look. it's just after dawn at this sleepy park in singapore but the competition is already taking off. and this company. 150 zebra dubs vying for best birdsong. this gaggle of retirees hoist u

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the surface and it is important to remember the context within which this meeting between michael gerson good has taken place there's been months of rhetoric from both sides primarily playing out in the media and both sides have really been able to sit face to face with each other and discuss this this was an opportunity to really calm tensions and calm nerves and to sort of slow down the pace of ties with that. unwind both sides what seems to highlight the points of convergence that exist between india and the united states in this strategic relationships primarily along points of fighting against terrorism defense cooperation trade and of course over the issues of disagreement that also exist between both sides you have dust upon some of them for the u.s. side the issue of equal access to indian markets was quite important the indian side of the importance of india taking decisions in its national interest a week perhaps to the s 400 and to decide different system the purchase of that system from russia india also had i think its concerns on the tensions in iran because a lot of india'

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bannon and then he began communicating a friend of son jared kushner they are and then a plan withed gerson on for reconciliation between russia and the united states funneled to kushner. the mueller report suggests that memo, which was essentially drafted by the russian demetrious n which aid gerson was approved by paou putin may have influenced phone call as president. can you explain this concept a more of back channel and what sorts of correspondent risks can arise? a back and forth here understandably about political motivation and in they tends to push the limits. be unique pears to about this is that russians have information which becomes a tool for them to advance their policy interests as opposed to ours. mr. anderson? points. you feel two you are absolutely right, for to to be put in a position advance whatever they are looking to gain from the united states. there to cause because asnd discord differing opposing policies go channels itifferent causes discord and eventually to whoever is trying to get the policy through what the state department or at the white house house. the o

thai authorities they have the knife playing a role in the disappearances and we spoke to catherine gerson a while and campaigner for amnesty international we asked her if the military junta really could be tied to these that. it's very hard to say responsible for these disappearances in going to not. an independent. investigation has to take place and we haven't seen any news coming out. any suspected traitors being identified we also have to say that these are individuals among those who are individuals. being explicitly pushing. the link you know. and it is. it is not the ferry. these. to do that to and. it's individuals well to me and more now where an internet shutdown has plunged more than a 1000000 people in conflict ridden rockline state into an information blackout large groups mourning the shutdown which was ordered by the government could be a cover up for gross human rights violations already hundreds of thousands have fled the area amid a brutal crackdown by the army the words why he joins me now to talk more about this alex why in the world why has this drastic move in undert

the most recent statements of mr gerson question of only show one thing that he is working for mr netanyahu the prime minister of israel and he is working for the most extreme and racist elements in israel these statements by mr question especially when he says that palestinians cannot rule themselves without israel is nothing but a supporter to the continuation of the patient and operation and the system of apartheid by israel against the palestinians in my opinion the question out is now trying to change the historical american position and to confront the international consensus that the palestinians should have a state of their own and their occupied palestinian territories question out is that going to change that course in service of the zionist movement and in service of the israeli extreme government that's exactly what the so-called the deal of the century is about. as well for me for this hour stay with us for the latest in football on jayson radio's on the touchline next. china is not a partner or number one for us yet. and countries our trade partners number one with us and. i c

happened mean, i was before -- right before i came on, you know, my manager, my great manager, emily gersonare you doing this to me right now? and i was like -- she was like, "just don't lose don't be the first one out." so i came in, you know, strong [ laughter ] a little too strong. >> jimmy: yeah, a little too strong but yeah no, it was perfect we're happy to you have backou >> thank y >> jimmy: you went on to -- congrats on "avengers: endgame." this movie is -- [ cheers and applause done making -- $1.4 billion it's made so far wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: does it change -- does your life change completelyha >> well, it -- you know, for me, i mean, it's been ten years, so it's a little bit nostalgic but it's only been siine last year in "infy war" that, like, i've sort of been feeling like i'm in this fight club that i don't really know about. [ light laughter ] well, i was on a plane one time and the stewardess came and gave me this piece of paper and walked away and i opened it and it said "wakanda forever." [ laughter ] and then i looked, after, down the hall and she just went - >> jimmy: