that requires a new level of information sharing, and that's exactly what interpol is about.nformation, for instance, biometric information, for instance, biometric information about terrorists and suspects, but making sure that these information is accessible for policing. this is beyond 100 days. still to come — as delegates expected donald trump's arrival, can expect a political blizzard, too. a jury's been told that a man accused of carrying out the finsbury park terror attack last june kept smiling and even blew a kiss at the gathering crowd after ploughing a van into muslim worshippers. darren 0sborne from cardiff denies murder and attempted murder after the attack in north london which left one man dead. daniel sandford reports. witness after witness described how the van described how the van revved its engines, just before smashing into the group of muslim men and women. some survivors describe how they feared for their lives, thinking someone would get out of the van with a gun or a knife. the jury heard this 999 call made by a witness, who was asking for ambulances

— they want interpol to help them locate you, and a couple of others, the most wanted, some say most, because you were of course very, very close to robert mugabe. it is going to be a matter of time, isn't it, before you are returned to the country? well, fortunately there is something called international law. i want to make clear that, when i left zimbabwe, there was no warrant of arrest against me, and there was only a death warrant. and we have incontrovertible evidence, in black and white, documentation that shows what the intention of the junta in harare was, with respect to my security and that of my colleagues. they have, since the coup, started framing all sorts of political charges, in the guise of criminal charges. they say they were targeting the so—called criminal people, criminals surrounding president mugabe, but we now know that they were talking about political criminals. they have not come up with any crimes that rise to the level of charges that would warrant the interest or attention of interpol. these are people in pursuit of a political agenda. they believe that

las investigaciones tanto de la interpol como de la policÍa en colombia compilan apenas cuatro o cincola pues en los tres paÍses ha cometido abusos contra menores de edad. arantxa: espeluznante. la organizaciÓn amnistÍa internacional acusÓ a mÉxico de obligar a los inmigrantes centroamericanos a regresar a sus paÍses de origen sin informarles sobre sus derechos. y a pesar de las amenazas de muerte que pesan sobre muchos de ellos la organizaciÓn me indicÓ que viola los derechos internacionales. han pasado cuatro meses de los potentes sismos que ha bastaron mÉxico pero miles de personas siguen afectadas. en oaxaca por lo -6000 estudiantes estÁn recibiendo clases en pelea calle ante la incapacidad del gobierno de proveerles un aula escolar. alberto garcÍa nos muestra la frustraciÓn de los pobladores. alberto: a pesar de que la regiÓn sur oriente de oaxaca viviÓ uno de los terremotos mÁs devastadores de su historia, padre de 6000 alumnos aseguran que eso no justifica que el gobierno no has entregado las escuelas pÚblicas luego de 125 dÍas dde ocurrido el sismo. >> los niÑos se estÁn tener

la fiscala solicitar a la interpol la captura de otro poderoso jefe de la industria petrolera estatalafael ramrez, acusado de ser el cerebro de una serie de tramas de corrupcin en la empresa pdvsa... --- ramrez, que ha criticado de manera spera el gobierno de maduro, neg los seÑalamientos. --- en meses recientes, casi un centenar de funcionarios han sido detenidos. en telemundo 48 somos la autoridad en el tiempo, pasemos con vianey arana para las condiciones del tiempo juan carlos osorio dio a conocer la primera convocatoria del tri en este 2018 ademas en la copa del rey el barcelona pudo remontar ante el espanyol y esta en semifinales. los detalles al regresar en deportes. arrancamos su dosis deportiva con la seleccion mexicana y es que juan carlos osorio dio a conocer su convocatoria para el primer partido del tri de este 2018. que sera un amistoso ante bosnia y herzegovina. en la porteria estarn cota, orozco y lajud y esta es la primera vez que el arquero delos xolos es considerado para el tri mayor. los defensores son araujo, alans, montes, rodrguez, lvarez y gallardo, mientras qu

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpolthe european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide. well from collecting information to losing it because the u.s. federal court has revealed that the n.s.a. deleted data connected to illegal wiretapping carried out by the george w. bush administration the agency responded though saying the data was removed to simply free up space on its hard drives. the presidential surveillance program infinite quantum states a major criteria that were probably used to delete dates of a certain type in response to mission requirements to free up space and improve performance of the backup system the data in question was controversially collected after the nine eleven tragedy until two thousand and seven it was initially ordered by the court to be preserved for further examination but has not been a raised along with the backup tapes the information was deemed important to a number of pending lawsuits when a former n.s.a. director and

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpol the european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide. obvious news for no see you in half an hour's time here in our two interest. in order to overthrow a regime it does take popular discontent and popular mobilization but it also requires actors with in the leadership of the regime who feel that the regime is no longer serving the national interest you need people in the military or the bureaucracy or both who are willing to see the regime change otherwise they would be able to put down a popular revolt but did not have support at higher levels. prescribe medication is widespread on the u.s. market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life i just felt like everything with my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit suicide watch all who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpol the european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide. household chores can take on a whole new meaning when you are floating in zero gravity russian cosmonaut was filmed using a vacuum cleaner on the international space station. yes. i do. it's pretty ridiculous but space it's still cool watching r.t. international stay with us. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to get a little bit politics sport that's less i'm show business i'll see you then. prescribe medication is widespread on the us market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life i just felt like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit some site water or who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects here . is is jealously alter what i did was done on a cocktail of

y podran ser acusados por distintos delitos, entre ellos, jos hernndez quin ya es buscado por la interpoltodia de su nieta y est detenido sot/ mara parra, abuela de menor robada 03:32 "siento mucha impotencia, mucho coraje contra el licenciado vladimir y digo yo, no se vale" sot/ vctor silva, corresponsal "además de los 22 casos de niños vendidos, la comisión también denuncia 682 expedientes con irregularidades en este periodo. en méxico, víctor silva, noticias telemundo" --los restos de una mujer que desapareci hace una semana en guerrero, fueron localizados este lunes y se cree que fues asesinada, desmembrada y la colocaron en ollas.. --su ex esposo es el sospechoso en el caso que consideran un feminicidio. la fiscalia del estado dice que "magadelna aguilar" sali de su casa el 13 de enero cuando indic que recogera a sus hijos de la casa de su ex marido, pero nunca la volvieron a ver. -- en tijuana se registr otro asesinato, esta vez a plena luz del da y dentro de un autobus de transporte publico. -- las autoridades creen que este homicidio es por un ajuste de cuentas. -- solo en lo que

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpol the european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide. this keep your attention still for a little while longer because we're going to update on the story we've been talking about for a few days now indeed three days into a u.s. government shutdown the senate has now voted to clear the path for funding u.s. institutions till the eighth of february with the details and he's in washington joins us live now. how is the last thing compromise being struck here do that the if the favorites not long ago are to go and to leave the what lies ahead. well people across the usa are holding their breath now at the moment we find out that there has been a vote in the u.s. senate the vote was eighty one to eighteen for a resolution that would keep keep the government functioning for two more weeks in order to reach some kind of deal that would put the government back into function for two more weeks however we're still waiting for the

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpol the european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide i'll be back at the top of the hour with more top stories so stay with us. for the four page memo detailing extensive fights of course to be used change the course of what is known as russia gate also does the trumpet ministration syria policy make any sense and who is the real bully trump let me. i'm going underground just twenty four hours before the global political elite mix with actors and musicians in this risking resort to davos for the annual world economic forum coming up in the show with sales to the world's most repressive regimes increasing by nearly half furred after the break vote we speak to british conservative m.p. and member of the u.k. committee for arms export control pauline lay firm about billions of pounds of taxpayer money subsidizing the selling of killing machines and. the like we speak to the father of sixteen year old palestinian school go

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpol that european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide. at least one person has reportedly been killed and two others are said to be missing after u.n. vehicle was attacked by armed men in the afghan capital earlier that's according to local media citing security officials it comes just a day after a siege at a luxury hotel in couple left more than thirty people dead local journalist sorry reports. we broke the news afterwards i was able to speak to a police officer in couple of eyewitnesses in police district seventeen on the outskirts of kabul city and they said our main just stopped the vehicle outside of a street or an alleyway and they killed one individual who was inside the vehicle in their talk with them at least three people a woman and her child and possibly the driver of the vehicle they left the vehicle behind it's not clear who the kidnappers wore why the people inside the u.n. vehicle was targeted but we ha

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpol the european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide and from collecting information to losing it the u.s. federal court has revealed the n.s.a. deleted crucial data connected to illegal wiretapping carried out by the george w. bush administration the agency responded saying the data was removed to simply free up space on its hard drives the presidential surveillance program that's going to sort of most criteria that are broadly used to delete dates of a certain type in response to mission requirements to free up space and improve performance of the backup system the data in question was controversially collected after the nine eleven terror attacks in the u.s. in two thousand and seven it was initially ordered by the court to be preserved to further examination but has now been raised along with backup tapes the information was deemed important to a number of pending lawsuits a format and as a director and whistleblowe

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpol the european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide well from collecting information to losing it the u.s. federal court has revealed the n.s.a. deleted crucial data connected to illegal wiretapping carried out by the george w. bush administration the agency responded saying the data was removed to simply free up space on its hard drives the presidential surveillance program they to most criteria that were broadly used to delete dates of a certain type in response to mission requirements to free up space and improve performance of the backup system of a dating question most controversially collected in the aftermath of the nine eleven terror attacks it was initially ordered by the court to be preserved for further examination but has not been a raise that long but the backup tapes the information was deemed important to a number of pending lawsuits a former n.s.a. director and whistleblower we spoke to say this sort of

and according to the intercept this technology isn't only in american hands either it looks like interpol the european union and china have their own version as well among others so you can run but you definitely cannot hide. germany's draw lowered wait for a new government could be on the verge of a breakthrough the social democrats leader martin shools persuaded his party members to vote in favor of reestablishing the ground coalition with chancellor angela merkel's party whoever could see the migrant alternative for germany party become the main opposition in the country peter all over me looking into. all this was the result that martin schultz wanted it was the result he campaigned for both it was a visibly very worried martin childes waiting for those results that come in he gave a speech just before the ballots were cast he said that there were only two options it was either go into coalition with angela merkel's conservative bloc or that have to be another election and he was very clear on which one he prefer that you do you know you everyone should realize the question is coaliti

this means getting our partners to use interpols and other resources. we are also expanding the pisces program, that rather is personal identification secure comparison and evaluation system. it's a mouth full, but what it does do is has state of the art border skrieng systems for 23 countries. third important tool is designations. state department has listed a number of for enter wrist organizations that are active in north africa. examples include isis sign nye, isis libya, aqim, andal shah require a, using these designations helps us cut off the financial flows that are the life blood of these organizations. fourth we work to counter radicalization in a way that's tailored to each north african country unique circumstances. it isn't enough to stop them from traveling to the war zone or remove them from the battlefield. this is battle of ideas. and we also need to delegit i.c.e. them in the first place. finally, looking beyond the department of defense u.s. terrorism priorities in north africa by taking feet directly to the enemy. on october 29 t our

it was identified by interpol who raised the alarm after several people using it died of hypothermia the orders a delivered by mail often escaping customs checks. growth hormones and t.v. five hundred a miracle molecule used by cyclists once paid for into an account in thailand then dispatch from china via hong kong. these thought really hormones were paid for by bank transfer to an account in slovakia and dispatched from poland. even do need to feel used for rapid weight loss and fatal at four times the recommended dose ordered from a website based in panama it was dispatched from the u k. even more amazing is this molecule sent from china known as f g four five one two pharmaceutical abar trees are still testing its effectiveness against certain forms of anemia so does around four hundred euros a gram one month course of treatment for elite athletes would cost almost three thousand euro news. these products a proof of worldwide trafficking a parallel market with its laboratories websites and dealers spread out all over the world a global market which athletes willingly use. anybody

thailand and bangkok should be draw and fine destroy across much of india sri lanka pakistan through interpol and bangladesh but again we've got some very poor air quality across northern parts of india that's not going to improve anytime soon temperature wise not too bad highs of twenty in the mysore twenty five in karate the weather sponsored by cattle and race. they say walls have ears and palestine they also have our chief architecture these lose five are those where the elvises reveals the role of architecture in israeli occupation everything in this panorama is a tactical two with n.p.r. the picture of the patient just need to know how to be told the architecture of fire that's part of the rebel architecture series this time. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. to do. al-jazeera correspondents live in green the stories they tell. about it. fluent in world news. to get a quick look at the top stories the u.s. has called for an emergency session for the u.n. security council to discuss the anti-government protests in iran the supreme leader of the law. and has blamed hi

you can see that versus interpolating where the markets are now. over the toths, calibrate higher really take into account the expectation of 2-3 rate hikes this year. as a result the long and has not come up and people -- there has specificallycern, from 80 to 70. what really investors should be paying attention to, what is the fair value? today, 2.03%. ballpark it is in the of 2.3 basis points. being recalibrated is the five-year point, the 10 year point. and the size curve is 34 basis points. the five-year point is taking into account term premium, yields are lower. that five-year point of the curve should be calibrated. >> what is the fair value? toright now what we need think about, the market has come a long way of the front end of the yield curve. it should continue to increase. investors should be poised to take advantage of those increases. not all investors have done that. think about how the fed and the markets react further out in the curve. that has not been a fully appreciated. maybe the infrastructure policy, global growth continuing

but, that being said, i think when costume interpretation were first-person interpolation is done wellgreat. i've also say it's really hard to do it well and when you're looking at a plantation site in particular, it's hard to do well because of the people you would need on staff to interpret it accurately. >> we contract people and, most of the interpreters we use our professionals who are not there all the time but they come to monticello sometimes because they are really good at what they do. but, for the most part, i think my answer to your question would be yes, which is better. yes. depends on the situation and it depends on what kind of digital work is being put out. >> i would just caution not to use technology for the sake of technology. don't use technology because of the bang factor, use it because it's the best method to convey the stories in the most effective way. : [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] the jobless rate was 4.7% making today's r

shut down a two major dark web marketplaces in july of last year and they did it with dutch police, interpol, dea and others and it was a classic example of making a huge dent in supply by working with these governments and global economy. apparently the only governments attend groups that don't work globally is government. that's how you move forward and to be those are the ways that you help local law enforcement. being in local on wednesday feels to me like you're standing in the ocean trying to keep back the tide. >> yeah, you ask a question i don't think there will be time for an answer but maybe we can follow up. i've held a lot of roundtables with stakeholders from recovering addicts, family members, lost loved ones, law-enforcement, health, et cetera it around the state. you talk so much about solving this and ending isolation and having stronger communities and i do find significant variation between what i hear in urban centers, in wisconsin, in the rural areas, everything from the availability of resources to help people who want to get treatment for their abuse even to what drugs

started working with law enforcement it started with doj and homeland security, and now you have interpolropoll, canada, they're logging in to a monthly conference call, headed up by jason weinstein, and there's a lot of cool work going on educating law enforcement on this with the internet, a bunch of law enforcement came way later and said oh, my gosh, people are doing bad things with the internet industry's idea was let's go to them early and show them how to use this the problem is they're starting to be people in law enforcement who know about it or have the funding to spend time on it. >> we're spending time on it it was great having you on >> jamie smith is with the -- you have so many titles. >> the global blockchain - >> melissa, back to you. >> if you out there are sitting in traffic, you'll do anything to get around it, including using apps like waze to cut through local streets. one down in new jersey says if you don't live here, stay off our streets. we'll talk to that mayor of that town on how 'she finding his ways around. y fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? t