he like many of the forty remaining prisoners of guantanamo basically sits there at guantanamo without charge or a fair process today when twenty nineteen he was brought to guantanamo in two thousand and two it's really an extraordinary situation because when you think about it here in the united states if he had been charged with the most common terrorism related offense material support for terrorism he would be a free man by now the sentence for that is usually ten to fifteen years and so the question really is why is the united states continuing to hold on to these men and the answer unfortunately is that it's politics it's just the perception of having a place like guantanamo and what that represents symbolically to a certain portion of the electorate and to a certain part of the political class in the united states it's far too convenient a political football unfortunately and so for the matter of guantanamo they're the ones who pay the price for partisan american politics there's absolutely no security rationale or legal rationale for the continuing incarceration of mr orszag an

there are guantanamo without charge or a fair process. and the school bus driver has been arrested near milan in italy after he high jacked and set fire to his own vehicle with fifty one children on board the driver has been quoted as shouting no one will survive police managed to smash the windows at the back of the vehicle and pull students to safety before the bus was engulfed in flames no one was badly hurt but around a dozen youngsters were taken to hospital for smoke inhalation or bruising some appeared to be tied up at the time. the rescue it is thought that the suspect was acting in revenge for the deaths of migrants at sea and wrote to italy. but in this . letter the suspect made no reference to want to propaganda in favor of islam he said it was his personal choice because he couldn't bear to see children torn by sharks and drowned pregnant women. the driver has been identified as a forty seven year old man of senegalese origin in two thousand and four he received italian citizenship he is already known to police over previous c

there are guantanamo without charge or a fair process. a transgender rights campaigner in the u.k. is in the spotlight for a controversial issue she started susie green reported a catholic journalist to police over what she described as vile and hateful tweets following an appearance on a popular t.v. show the reporter know say she's become a victim of a public witchhunt for her beliefs. meanwhile a group of people have terrified and harassed my family docs my children made violent and sexual threats signed me up to porn accounts did the same to my husband threatened to visit him and tumbleweed or tempers flared when journalists carline pharo debated the rights issue with suzy greene the mother of a transgender girl on national television in the u.k. susie green runs mermaid's a u.k. the charity for transgender children her own childhood gender reassignment surgery at the age of sixteen she reported smith's pharo a devout catholic to police for a series of tweets which use words like mutilate castrate green ses the post went far beyond th

basically since there are guantanamo without charge or a fair process. hundreds of protesters including activists and international human rights workers have been subjected to torture detention and other forms of ill treatment by hamas in gaza that is according to rights group amnesty international . i was. oh god. i'm just the it's about demonstrators who had voiced anger at the living conditions in ghana as i were brutally treated by security forces it's claimed live ammunition physical assault and pepper spray very latest against protesters earlier this month according to amnesty the latest crackdown and it was the most severe in more than a decade a research consultant for the organization. was among those detained in turkey. on monday morning around ten am i received a call from the foreign ministry affairs and they asked me to go. to go to the it's more of a station or a center they interrogate people interview people so i went and i was surprised that they have all my facebook posts printed on the white papers and some of my posts were marked with

end up in guantanamo bay.ition? we wa nt a peaceful, respectful transition? we want to transition where those in power at this point, where the movement can still do politics and still live through this transition period. we are democrats and understand that even if we have the majority of support of the venezuelan people, we need to acknowledge that there is a portion, acknowledge that there is a portion, a part, of the venezuelans, that still support maduro. let's say it is 15 or 25%, whatever, they still need the opportunity to do politics in the future. however, i do think that those who have committed crimes against human rights, those who have killed, those who have raped, have to have some kind of consequence because otherwise we will live through this again at some point. we need to learn from periods, not only in south africa, not only in chile, but hearing it venezuela. we had a situation in 1958 where we were able to live through that transition, understanding that part of it means forgiving. part o

has spent seventeen years in guantanamo after being captured at a pakistani military camp the u.s. dropped the initial charges against him to conspiracy to commit terrorism but still the client is released over security fears. admits to being an interpreter in the camp and receiving training to use explosives i'm proud of what i did and there isn't any reason for hiding my force against the united states i took up arms i did what i did and i'm willing to pay the price no matter how many years you sentence me even if i spend hundreds of years in jail that would be a matter of honor for me. i talked to lawyers ramsey kasem who's representing gas and al shelby who told me that there's no justification for keeping him in prison it's really an extraordinary situation because when you think about it here in the united states if he had been charged with the most common terrorism related offense material support for terrorism he would be a free man by now the sentence for that is usually ten to fifteen years and so the question really is why is the united states continuing to hold on to th

in the next part of this investigation we visit to guantanamo bay cuba the new torrijos u.s. naval base u.s. president trump has vowed to keep open. we investigate claims that secrecy about past torture is impeding the quest for justice after nine eleven. and he traveled to morocco to meet the family ever going ton in a prisoner cleared for release but like others still incarcerated by the u.s. administration and we are asking what the future holds under president donald j. trump. president trump who is a man rode with torture who has a thirst for calorie arm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to practice of brutality and state sponsored torture as we did done in the past. a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one said the closure of guantanamo bay and its detainees going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center i'm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to proxies or mortality in state sponsored torture as we did in the past rendition revisited part two on al jazeera. around

in the next part of this investigation we visit to guantanamo bay cuba the new torrijos u.s. naval base u.s. president trump has vowed to keep open. we investigate claims that secrecy about past torture is impeding the quest for justice after nine eleven. and we traveled to morocco to meet the family ever going ton in a prisoner cleared for release but like others still incarcerated by the u.s. administration and we are asking what the future holds under president donald j. trump. president trump who is a man rode with torture who has a thirst for would carry arm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to practice of brutality and state sponsored torture as we did done in the past. the notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one said for close guantanamo bay and its detainees going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center i'm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to proxies or brutality in state sponsored torture as we do have done in the past rendition revisited to on al-jazeera. is

today when twenty nineteen he was brought to guantanamo in two thousand and two it's really an extraordinary situation because when you think about it here in the united states if he had been charged with the most common terrorism related offense material support for terrorism he would be a free man by now the sentence for that is usually ten to fifteen years and so the question really is why is the united states continuing to hold on to these men and the answer unfortunately is that it's politics it's just the perception of having a place like guantanamo and what that represents symbolically to a certain portion of the electorate and to a certain part of the political class in the united states it's far too convenient a political football unfortunately and so for the man i want on a more they're the ones who pay the price for partisan american politics there's absolutely no security rationale or legal rationale for the continuing incarceration of mr walsh and many of the men who are there guantanamo today but do you think he may have made his situation worse by being outspoken against the s

how former guantanamo bay prisoners are helping negotiate the end to u.s. troops in afghanistan.irst, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 9 in milwaukee, the man accused of abducting jayme closs and killing her parents pled guilty today. jake patterson cried during his arraignment in wisconsin. patterson held closs for 88 days before the teen escaped. patterson faces the possibility of life in prison. fox 53 in pittsburgh where the city council gave initial approval to gun control legislation introduced in the wake of the 2018 synagogue massacre. the legislation would restrict military style assault weapons like the ar-15 rifle that police say was used in the october 27th rampage at the tree of life synagogue that killed 11 worshipers. a final vote will be cast next week and is sure to face challenges in court. this is a live look at cleveland from fox 8. one of the big stories there and across the country for that matter, the whopping $750 million powerball jackpot up for grabs. the numbers for the fourth largest in history will be

war on terror one said for close guantanamo bay and its detainees going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a nail high value detention center i'm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to craft. and state sponsored torture as we passed rendition revisited to on al-jazeera. hello an associate with the headlines on al-jazeera three palestinian teenagers have been killed and more than two hundred forty people injured during a day of protests and gaza a fourth man died from injuries sustained on friday tens of thousands gathered at the fence that separates gaza from israel to market here since the start of week protests how does here is mohammed and jim has more from gaza. on the first anniversary of the great march of return palestinians came out committed to their cause because you know you on this is a crowd of if you have that we're here for the anniversary of land day and that has been stolen by israel we hate to tell everyone that we have rights and they've been taken by the israelis. for many here this is become a regular weekly routine

you look at what's going on and guantanamo bay, there is nothing.our thoughts on that having served down there? >> we are fighting by old rules of war, we are fighting by an antiquated system of law where our enemies use to wear uniforms and play by some semblance of law, recognizing prisoners of war. radical islamists do not have that come they chop off heads, the execute, the use women and children as shields, they murder people yet we afford them geneva rights, we give them better health care than a lot of my guys and food my guys got at guantanamo bay when they are guards, i'm not joking about that. we bend over backwards while they knife us in the throat and either we get serious about this which i don't think we are generally as a country, the left today is more obsessed about global climate change than they are about the threat of radical islam. i don't believe my government is taking this seriously except the trump administration which i know is taking it seriously. still, our system are dunked up by lawyers who defend these dirtbags and giv

and the next part of this investigation we visit to guantanamo bay cuba the new torrijos u.s. naval base u.s. president trump has vowed to keep open. we investigate claims that secrecy about past torture is impeding the quest for justice after nine eleven. and we traveled to morocco to meet the family ever going ton in a prisoner cleared for release but like others still incarcerated by the u.s. administration and we are asking what the future holds under president donald j. trump. president trump who is a man rode with torture who has a thirst for calorie i'm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to practice of brutality and state sponsored torture as we did done in the past. africa's most populous nation the bloodiest economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet of the future some say a kind of digital ion go to this folder we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where ever you are. a city defined by military occupation there's never been an arab state

trees falling things like that whether added into the mix it's really difficult for cars to fully guantanamo's lee can you imagine a future for us with outlets in ai and automated systems rule at least parts of our lives and what would we need to be careful about that no i think that train has left the station i don't think we can halt this development and frankly a i can lead to a much better future with not just economic growth but also human and societal growth so it's a desirable thing to do but we need to govern it we need to get in front of this thing do a lot of system testing not just within technical systems but within society and particularly with that human machine interaction we call that socio technical systems that's where a lot of these farkas happen with of course thank you very much thank you thank. new trouble for fox are not faces a lawsuit from the u.s. securities and exchange commission over the diesel emissions stand on the i.c.c. say the german comic publisher rated a massive fraud against american investors it is also seeking to recover money from the w.'s former boss i

and the next part of this investigation we visit to guantanamo bay cuba the new torrijos u.s. naval base u.s. president trump has vowed to keep open. we investigate claims that secrecy about past torture is impeding the quest for justice after nine eleven. and we traveled to morocco to meet the family ever going ton in a prisoner cleared for release but like others still incarcerated by the u.s. administration and we are asking what the future holds under president donald j. trump. president trump who is a man rode with torture who has a thirst for mcalary are afraid that we're setting the conditions to return back to practice of brutality and state sponsored torture as we did have done in past. business. business. named as magister united's new manager. has been the manager since december has now signed a three year contract. thanks . ok we begin in bangladesh where far crews are battling a large place in the mine hundred sori building these are the latest pictures from dhaka one thousand fire units are trying to put out this fire with the help of the bangladesh navy and the

have a nice quiet retirement on a pretty beach rather than being in some other beach area like guantanamo so are you concerned that you're losing momentum and then such and relieve that. there is one member of congress in particular has a senator who has you know suggested the might meet the same fate as got off the libya and i just that help or hurt you or your cause or your efforts to build momentum. i'm not actually going to get into that commenting on what particular senators are then forget it. forget it forget the line about any senator to do comparisons between would duro and and suggesting that he might meet the fate of that off he do that does that help your posts or i'm i'm not going to get into that other than to say that i think that. dictatorships come to an end some last for a very long time. others a much shorter time this one in venezuela will also come to an end we hope that it comes to an end quickly and peacefully he suffered a setback and said but not only by the united states and they should it's an amazing meeting we know then is it and it's a what it was that it's i

having the bush here to deal with five balls afghan leaders who what the tester postured in in guantanamo bay i know they are dictating americans this surrender under surrender deeds so i think in a in a bigger picture of what is going to ignore of what don investor obama said and simply he's the line he's not getting what doesn't actually lose out as though he has already struck a deal very interesting and biggest and see how those peace talks do go now that things are escalated have to teach a case you cite for your time today. well china's foreign ministry has this mystery allegation that beijing poses a threat to the united states as a cliche but soft it was announced that a cold war era advisory board was being revived to focus on china the group says aims to tackle the full array of conventional and unconventional dangers posed by beijing we'll have more of that story just after this short break. most people think just the voice of the biggest dream in truth to stand this is just the right questions and the right answer. the. question. seems wrong but i. just don't. get to see power

have a nice quiet retirement on a pretty beach rather than being in some other beach area like guantanamo so are you concerned that you're losing momentum and then such and relieve that. there is one member of congress in particular has a senator who has suggested the might need to saying fate as good off the libya and just that help or hurt you or your cause or your efforts to build momentum. i'm not actually going to get into that commenting on what particular senators are saying forget it. forget it forget the line about any senator to do comparisons between with duro and and suggesting that he might meet the fate of the do that does that help your cause i'm not going to get into that other than to say that i think that. dictatorships come to an end some last for a very long time. others a much shorter time this one in venezuela will also come to an end we hope that it comes to an end quickly and peacefully we are getting reaction to these developments including from the head of latin american studies at britain's middlesex university who is of the view that the us is pulling out all t

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sounds like guantanamo bay for chickens. or the weather is cruel. you know laughter got a. good you're going to not right now you maybe later we'll check out your rush and i want to look at this next headline about chickens because this reminds me of the monetary policy in the monetary policy now since we're no longer on the gold standard is that cheaper is better more is better so the more debt there's no sort of limit to the amount of debt we can create based on our global financial system whereby there is nothing tethering it to anything real so this is a tweet from the economist in one nine hundred fifty seven a fifty six days old chicken weighed less than a kilo their current counterpart weighs more than four times that here's the chart in fact it weighed zero point nine kilos in one nine hundred fifty seven one point eight one nine hundred seventy eight four point two kilos in two thousand and five is that because we read like better stronger faster more healthy chicken or is it because we've injected them with hormones and antibiotics and steroids and. they're filled

chelsea manning was a source of some very important documents about the iraq war the afghanistan war guantanamo day prison and state department cables this really showed a big light on u.s. activity war crimes and war atrocities and how the state department works for transnational corporations or rather than for the people so she was prosecutor that she was convicted for that thirty five years in jail was her sentence and thankfully after a lot of public pressure president obama commuted that sounds and i mean obviously chelsea as we had that has no problem with speaking about the case or issues specifically with the you know perceived lack of democracy in that secret grand jury no press the lawyers etc why do you think this is being kept so closely on the reps. this is how grand juries operate i process i practice law and that that this trick the fourth circuit of the of the of the united states and that's how grand juries operate throughout the united states there are secret tribunals. you know chelsea is not a law to have a lawyer in the room with her if she wants to talk to a lawyer she has

have a nice quiet retirement on a pretty beach rather than being in some other beach area like guantanamo so are you concerned that you're losing momentum and then such and related to that if there is one member of congress in particular has a senator who has you know suggested that help or hurt you or your cause or your efforts to build momentum. i'm not actually going to get into that commenting on we're going to get the line about any senator i used to do comparisons between with duro and and suggesting that he might meet the fate of it off the do that does that help your. i'm i'm not going to get into that other than to say that i think that. dictatorships come to an end some last for a very long time. others a much shorter time this one in venezuela will also come to an end we hope that it comes to an end quickly as the u.s. is putting out a list stops to get its own way. people in venezuela particularly the military signal i n c soldiers drawn the pressure from the united states in particular almost exclusively on the military literally for the last true three years again and again