body and giuliana has evolved from a young tech nerd into a global room an advocate for freedom of information. and she's here in person julia the german africa prize 29000 welcome to the africa it's exciting to have you here and i'm just thinking back to when you created the platform in 2007 right that was about addressing a challenge in your country it was person actually violence did you ever think that it would take on the way that it did we're talking about a platform that's used in all of the 100 countries today. thank you for having me 1st of all it's great to be here i never would have thought that the collaborative work that myself and the co-founders of. plus the community of volunteers and bloggers in their early days of. can and blogging seen could've put together something that would have scaled as much as it did so i never could have imagined that it was it would be available in languages like russian nor german you know or you know all being used by the barack obama campaign i rage as i say saying i think the credit for that goes to barack obama's team hopper read the c.t.o. of

and giuliana has evolved from a young turk nerd global room model an advocate for freedom of information. and she's here in person julia neurotics went off the german africa prize 29000 welcome to the africa it's exciting to have you here and i'm just thinking back to when you created the platform in 2007 right that was about addressing a challenge in your country it was person action violence did you ever think that it would take on the way that it did we're talking about a platform that's used in all of the 100 countries today. thank you for having me 1st of all it's great to be here i never would have thought that the collaborative work that myself and the co-founders of. plus the community of volunteers and bloggers in their early days of. can and blogging scene could of put together something that would have scale as much as it did so i never could have imagined that it was be available in languages like russian nor german. you know all being used by the barack obama campaign. i think the credit for that goes to barack obama's team hopper read the c.t.o. of barack obama for america

giuliana source was visiting sweden he met these 2 women 2 different locations and eventually accused him of rape and sexual assault the case made international headlines songes attorney in britain later stated that 2 swedish prosecutors told him the case did not involve rape but sex by surprise. laws on sexual assault moved to the center of the accusations. i think the case was shelved and then rolled out again indicating that there's presumably a crisis bit more behind it that he simply splendid french law this would not have been right. the 2 women agreed that they had on separate occasions and gauged in consensual sex with a songe but they accused him of failing to use a condom as they had asked. if. they filed a complaint and suddenly found themselves in the global spotlight. the swedish investigation against julius sanch was beset by controversy. so express a ruby and one of the investigators knew one of the women who refused to do it in a song very hard written to each other on facebook before this all happened they had also been involved in the same political party and this ca

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success all right let's get you more on this want to cross over to istanbul now to our correspondent giuliana who is reporting on this story from there julia what more can you tell us about these revelations that the kurds played a key role in tracking down al by diety. now this is all according to the kurdish led as d f a northeast syria it hasn't been independently verified but they now claim that they had an undercover agent an assett who managed to get access to the compound where the jihad is legal but he was hiding there and it live province in syria and this person brought. under way to conduct a d.n.a. task ahead of the u.s. raid to confirm that the person in question really was al baghdadi now another important note on the timing of it all the cut his forces they also claim that they have been working with the u.s. on the ground collecting intel in the past 5 months but the whole operation targeting al but he was delayed because of turkey's military operation which was launched about 3 weeks ago so how do all these stunning revelations fit in with this narrative of a u.s. regional al

thursday president trump delicate american foreign policy on ukraine to his personal lawyer, richard giuliana, a directive he said he disagreed with but he said he followed it nonetheless. he has emerged as a central figure in the ukraine scandal testified under subpoena that it not understand until later that mr. giuliani goal may been an effort to involve ukrainians directly or indirectly in the presence 2020 reelection campaign. do you have concerns with it? >> guest: i don't think -- this president, i think he's been wrongly characterized as, particularlyy lately, with this whole trying to influence an election based on what mr. biden was involved with with corruption. corruption to this president covers a broad spectrum and is trying to weed that out anyway that it can be weeded out. as it turns out, biden was in the middle of that. i think he's not seeking anything to the attorney. he is to say we want to find it with the corruption is and stop it. not just in ukraine but in other countries. i don't agree, i think he's been mischaracterize by the mainstream media on that. what it shows

giuliana had been trite caught trying to flee the country. >> you heard the president speak earlier about issues concerning turkey and syria with a follow-up. >> plenty of news on that front. >> comes to withdrawing troops from northeastern syria. joe biden with a new post on the website medium yesterday. fis is what it read in part. donald trump sold out the syrian democratic sources. he betrayed a key local ally in the fight against terrorism. he betrayed our groups who sacrifice along them. he betrayed our word as a nation among our allies, around the world. security commitment. green lighting a turkish incursion setting conditions for isis to regrow. formed by vice president joe biden. here are a few more posts throughout the day yesterday. president trump continuing to get pushback fromio members of s own party, in particular particular. marco rubio saying syria has nothing to do with endless war sending thousands of troops.ee turkey in the united states agreed to border security zones. the kurds removed. the u.s. agreed to remove our small contingent groups from the border. turkey i

this is target practice for giuliana my she's 20 and in her 2nd year as a police training. she's using her future service weapon and of course live ammunition. it takes 3 years to become a qualified police officer. off quite often. while that's still pretty much the business you can still feel it but you know you're right. and so how do you feel when you're practicing law you know this sort of offer that as a chairman was that well you know it's a practice situation but you still get an adrenaline rush and you do get nervous i'm always nervous when i'm here but you also learn to respect the gun ok but it's good time with the weapon is also part of your job isn't it just the timing of course it gives you security and you have a weapon to use if you have to. have you ever had a situation where you had to use your gun. i was once in a situation that was just one step away from using guns you stand there you're full of adrenaline trembling pumped full of adrenaline and then of course it's difficult to just aim at the arms and legs so she's and so that means when you actually dr

and giuliana got to meet my mother today. but i thought we would start with michelle, this idea was yours and we would love to know where the essay came from and how you attempted to write something like this. >> i started writing when i was an undergraduate well over a decade ago. when i read the essay i thought that i was writing about my stepfather. which i was but it took many years of therapy in the real story behind the essay was a fracture the essay came out right after the me too movement. and it went viral and chaired by some of my favorite writers. and on and on. i quickly realized people were not responding to just the content but the title of my essay about my mother and i don't talk about. so many people came to me, strangers, friends. so then i put this together and it came out this year end has been with the exciting to travel around the country and talk to people about this topic. everyone can relate to it. >> it is very relatable. it all comes with the wall and front of it. i went to acid panel, each of you,

esta misma ley despuÉs ya peco el caso de giuliana, la niÑa indÍgena de siete aÑos que fue golpeada,es un impulso para salir adelante. >> con tanta su particiones, con tantos mitos que a uno le dicen, la buena mujer aguanta, la buena mujer sÓlo le pide a dios, la buena mujer no dice nada. y no es cierto, porque pues, es el Único que hace es reproducir el patrÓn. >> soy rodrigo lara bonilla y a mi mamÁ la asesinaron. >> y a mi hija la mataron. >> fue asesinada. >> fue asesinada. >> segÚn la oficina contra las drogas y el delito de las naciones unidas, cada dÍa son asesinadas 137 mujeres alrededor del mundo por un miembro de su familia o por su pareja. los paÍses de amÉrica latina con el mÁs alto nÚmero de feminicidiospor cada 100,000 mujeres son en su orden el salvador, honduras, bolivia, guatemala y repÚblica dominicana. a continuaciÓn un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de "aquÍ y ahora". >> fueron perseguidos, separados de sus familias y encerrados en campos de concentraciÓn. millones de personas fueron exterminadas. unas cuantas sobrevivieron y gracias a una combinaciÓn de circunsta

according to giuliana, he is the one who fired victor show again and said he kept him coming from the. getting a visa to come here and give his side of the story. he is the prosecutor, biden bragged about getting fired. he did it on camera last year. he was allegedly investigating the ukrainian energy giant. remember that made energy neo flight, hunter a small fortune. that is all conspiracy stuff, right? lindsey graham doesn't think so. >> i would like to call the prosecutor and united states and have them testify bait is it odd that the only person that biden wanted fired was the one investigating? >> laura: marie didn't want him to come? i wonder why. that is odd as lindsey graham said and the oddities don't end there. bill taylor the man who replaced him in ukraine will testify before impeachment hungry house democrats tomorrow. taylor is also being represented by the anti-trump lawyer john belanger. you see the pattern here. his testimony is already being hyped by the media. >> bill taylor is the star witness of the week as you mentioned. he is the guy, the fm infamous t chain, y

he refers to adam giuliana, sos the conjecture of the state permanent dough mike dubke part sometimes not. a common theme with the testimony that's been made public there's no quid pro quo and i think that's very clear from the conversation of the federal prosecutor. the review to the phone call and found there's no criminal violation, not talked about very much. if so, i don't think there's really any earth shattering they see and come out of these depositions in the top republican on foreign affairs, it's true to all of them. >> martha: let me ask you a little bit about turkey and syria situation. obviously, there's a lot of people in your party who do not like the way that this was handled. the president came out today after 120 hours cease-fire was announced after the discussions with presidents of turkey and vice president pence and secretary of state mike pompeo. he is with the president tsai. >> it's a great day for united states, it's a great day for turkey. great day for the cards. it's a great day for civilization. i just want to thank everybody. >> martha: how did you vote

giuliana called him a deep state operative, mueller had a different take. what do we know about the man who was apparently vanished? and breaking news from overseas, and thousands of protesters met to mark the anniversary of the communist takeover of china, a teenager shot, and hong kong police say he could be the one facing charges. the young leader of a pro-democracy movement, joshua wong, during the flight from hong kong with a message for america. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with fox team coverage, catherine herridge with the attorney general is digging into. a closer look at hunter biden peered we begin with gillian turner, late developments in the ukraine -- the democrats ukraine investigation. what are they up to tonight? >> shannon, tonight the democrats are claiming secretary of state mike pompeo is now a fact witness to the impeachment inquiry. he's in italy at the moment, planning a press availability for tomorrow. meanwhile, democrats are demanding he not interfere with their efforts to inte

at the last minute, giuliana sort of orchestrates this plea deal in the holding company purdue frederick, is basically admits that it's criminally expanded the drug for felony charge one felony charge, the top three executives received a misdemeanor version of that charge but because it is purdue frederick and not purdue pharma, is the that frederick which is then banned from doing business with like medicaid medicare and tri- care. so the pharma continues to sell oxycontin and it does and it increases. after zero seven. none of those executives went to jail. as another important moment in the epidemic when it could've, people would've gone to jail, that would've had a chilling effect. the prosecutors that we work on it now, we were helping that would let people know that this was a really bad thing that is happening and we should turn this around. but that didn't happen. the sales continued. in fact they went up. >> one of the things that struck me the book to beth that was sort of a chemical changes that go on in a person his body and brain with this addiction. in those chemical change

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inquiry into presidentnt trump heats up and housuse democrats subpoena s persononal lawyer rudy giuliana, we host a debatate on impeachme. >> on an almost daily basisis, donald trump attacks our constitution, our democracy, and the rule of law and you must face impeachment proceedings. >> impeachment of the president will be cosmetic. in fact, probably exacerbate e e very antagonisms and divisions that are running apart the country. amy: we will speak with journalist chris hedges. his latest article "the problem with impeachment" and john , one of the organizations calling for trump's impeachment. then we turned to the water crisis in newark with mayor ras baraka. >> the plan is never altered. restlan now and we won't until every lead service line in the city is completely replaced. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. house democrats have subpoenaed president donald trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani seeking documents related to his work in the ukraine. last week, giuliani admitted on television tha