hani zaitoun helps refugees as they try to integrate into german society. getting to turkey, no problem. >> sakher: yes. >> anthony: turkey to greece, problem. >> hani: getting to turkey is now a problem. >> anthony: right. >> hani: but at that time it was not a problem. >> anthony: next, went from greece to macedonia? >> sakher: yes. >> anthony: correct? welcome there? no. serbia? no. were you welcomed here? >> sakher: yes. very welcome. >> anthony: so here we are, cologne. one of the most liberal, if not the most liberal cities in germany. a city doing the right thing. and on new year's eve, the whole attitude towards refugees, not just european policy, but the whole moral question was thrown into doubt. cologne found itself to test case, both example of tolerance and hope and worst-case scenario. here's what was reported. on the night of december 31st, 2015, witnesses saw crowds of up to a thousand men described as predominately arab and north african near cologne central train station. some broke off into small groups, assaulting hundreds of women as th

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we're in the middle of that right now. >> hany, is there anything in terms of the u.s.na trade situation right now and things that are transpiring that would make you change the way you're investing? >> no, i think that there is one case of catastrophic risk, actually, it could be a contingent across the entire sector one of the things that's happening is china is really trying to protect itself from social discord one of the things that they've been pushing and pushing off is the ability for social networks to enter china technology from a technology perspective, one of the things they're worried about is technology that basically starts disseminating information and creates the rise of the chinese citizen much the same way that the arab spring happened, i think the chinese government is worried about a china spring if that happens it's going to be a catastrophic risk economically for everybody on the planet. that's the one thing here i think in the trade tensions that people are not talking about enough china has to save face some way, in some way in this trade war, a

but i do want to think my cosponsors, supervisors mandelman, brown, mar, stefani, ronen, and haney hany, and thank you for cosponsoring. colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? okay. this resolution is adopted unanimously. right now what i would like to do is -- can you please read item number 27, madame clerk? >> twenty-seven is a resolution to nominate supervisor aaron peskin or in the alternative, supervisor mandelman for the north coast central seat on the california coastal commission. >> can i have a motion to excuse supervisors peskin and mandelman made by supervisor around. roll call, please. [roll call] >> there are eight aye. >> colleagues -- seven. seven, yeah,. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? okay. it is adopted. madame clerk, please read -- i believe we are to the point where we will read the memorial is if we have any. >> mr. president, i have no in memoriam his to read tonight. >> colleagues, that brings us to the end of the agenda. is there any other for the business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >

it's not clear where even if the police searched for hani but what do know is that an alert wasn't issued for her until 2 weeks after they reported her missing. by that point the family had organized a volunteer search party to look for. missing some birds going up and down like. a search parties for someone so another search for someone so. we walked down to you know. i could smell the snow. that's when i got like. that feeling you know i'm trying to find you know and to find some place around. when it got dark they called of the search for the night with plans to resume in the morning so that that's when they found. they found. where i went down the ravine. the founder of towards the house. maybe able to 50 yards for more i was. and this felt like i should do when they're you know. what i know. and then they brought her down to that building where we were they'd just like open the back of that suburban she was already in a body bag and they just like stand beside their have a moment. paula nathan told us there have been few answers from authorities since he was found i believe by i wasn

but getting justice for hani might not be easy fighting violent crime and achieving justice on reservations is complicated due to a collision of different factors. one is that most tribal police departments are understaffed and under-resourced now reservation was not a white bread and. this is a great and we've come to the navajo nation the largest native nation in the united states is a beer sprout 40000 people that win in this but you cover. and that's based on the last census from 2000. and one for more now and that's where you know if i get a call. you know that's a good hour after i get. the navajo nation stretches across 3 states new mexico arizona and utah. and its police force is spread thin we do investigations we try to get as much done right then and there but sometimes we do. you need to go back and do follow ups and try to go back and visit people find people but then were stowed on a regular patrol duty on a given night like this we're just going to go from call the call the call. another factor is that tribes don't have jurisdiction over non-native americans for all crimes as

of which there are many and the leaders of the fraternal order of police including jim pasco, linda hany, and chaplain wiggens. to all of the families of our fallen officers, our whole country is praying for you, embracing you, and pledging to you that we will never, ever leave your side. never disappoint you, your loved ones were extraordinary and selfless americans who gave everything they had in defense of our communities, our children, and our nation. these brave heroes did not put on the uniform for praise or for glory. they wore the badge because it was their duty, their calling, their noble purpose, to serve, protect, like nobody has ever done it before. they embodies our highest ideals, and greatest aspirations, they were the very best of us, there was nobody close. today, we engrave their memories that our hearts, and indescribe their names into the eternal roll call of american heroes. in honor of the fallen, we pledge to always support their brothers and sisters in blue. we stand firmly, strongly, and proudly, with the incredible men and women of law enforcement. [ applause ]

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that didn't happen in the case of fourteen year old hani scott on the northern cheyenne reservation in montana she was this place the ball of light that was just . here. the last time her mother policy spoke to her it was a friday evening last december and he called to ask if she could go to a basketball tournament and i told her no i mean you can't get grounded. and she said ok i'll be home in a bit. so last i heard. one henny didn't come home hala first took to social media to ask if anyone had seen her. five days later she and her husband nathan went to their local law enforcement the bureau of indian affairs or b i a a federal agency the reason why i was down there is reaching out to them is because i needed help to look oh where. and when they told me you know did she took her friend's house or maybe some new boyfriend did you check there. i check there that's why i'm here because i need more help looking out where. it's not clear where even if the police searched for honey but what pollinating do know is that an alert wasn't issued for her until two weeks after they reported her

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deena guzder, nermeen shaikh, carla wills, tami woronoff, sam a alcoff, johnhn hamilton, robby k karr, hanymassoudud, charina nadura, tey-marie astudillo and libby rainey. mike di fillippo and miguel nogueira are our engineers. special thanks to becca staley, julie crosby, hugh gran, david d prude, ishmaelel daro, vesta goodarz and carl marxer. and to our camera crew, jon randolph, kieran meadows, anna ozbek and matt ealy. i'm amy goodman. thanks so much for joining us. >>> hello. welcome to nhk "newsline." >>> we begin with breaking news out of japan. police say at least 15 people including a number of children have been stabbed near tokyo. two adults and one child are in critical condition. the attack happened around

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hany farhi d says this video is just the tip of the iceberg of how videos and images can be manipulated most standard one is to take an image or video of a person, a candidate or president, and alter it to make it look like they're saying something that they never said. >> reporter: that is called deep fakes. in this example, former president barack obama's voice has been altered. the voice behind this video is actor jordan peele. the use of altered videos has led u.s. intelligence officials to issue a warning ahead of the 2020 elections. this year's worldwide threat assessment says adversaries and strategic competitors would likely attempt to use deep fakes to influence campaigns in the u.s., but they could also be used for other nefarious reasons. >> what if somebody create as video of president trump saying i've launched nuclear weapons against iran or north korea or russia, and we don't have hours or days to figure out if it's real or not, and the implications of getting that wrong very phenomenally high. and what you have to understand about this technology is it's not in the hands

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