criminal court interpol international law enforcement agencies or judicial bodies. to carve out a place surely americans and other westerners in other words they won't stand before them there are so many people in the us particularly bush and the nation of iraq for example this was the crime of aggression the worst crime there and work said they had them show up in the i.c.c. and i don't suggest that iran is going to work even though they should try because there was a crime committed once the money was killed all right we'll leave it right there george galloway joe lauria thank you both for your time today. and it is being called the enron of germany a company which manages online credit and debit card purchases raises millions of accounts and loses $2000000000.00 we're going to discuss that next with our friend rick sanchez and remember to keep up with the latest news and anything you might have missed make sure you download our brand new free app portable t.v. you can catch it there 24 seventh's catch me back here in just to. hold the feed we go through. every th

criminal court interpol international law enforcement agencies or judicial bodies. to carve out a place surely americans and other westerners in other words they won't stand before them there are so many people in the us particularly bush and the regime of iraq for example this was the crime of aggression the worst war crime the merc said they had been dropped in the i.c.c. and i don't suggest again but iran is going to work even though they should try because there was a crime committed once the money was killed it's all right we'll leave it right there george galloway joe lauria thank you both for your time today. thank you. all right now to the latest coven 1000 numbers worldwide cases now over 10100000 and some 500 in 2000 reported deaths the top 3 countries with the most cases the u.s. still leading the way followed by brazil with more than a 1000000 now and russia and right here in the u.s. about 2500000 cases with about 125000 reported deaths. and the european commission delayed a decision on their travel ban refusing to comment on the list of countries whose

interpol to help to detain trump by issuing a red notice which is interpol's highest level request for making an arrest. following the money's killing the iranian parliament unanimously voted to designate the us army and the pentagon as terrorist organizations. let's get some reaction now from tehran and go live to a really and political analyst side stuff a question side welcome interpol is unlikely to grant iran's request because of what they will see as its political nature so what is around same here. well 1st of all let's remember that the united states senior officials have acknowledged their direct role in assassinating awesome celing money and the history is filled with similar cases in the past like in the 1990 s. when the army a jewish center was exploded in argentina the argentinian court under pressure by the united states as well as due to the material witness that was introduced by the united states each shoot the accusations against this bill law of lebanon and they blame the iran for sponsoring hizbullah so they shoot. for iranian officials including late president hash

says customs in the money was planning to attack diplomats and soldiers iran wants interpol to issue a wanted notice requesting the detention of trump and of the suspects the u.s. special envoy on iran dismisses the move as a political stunt so our assessment is that interpol does not intervene and issue red notices that are based on political nature and this is a political nature this has nothing to do with national security international peace or promoting stability and so we see it for what it is it's a propaganda stunt that no one takes seriously and makes the iranians look foolish for my french prime minister francois feel has been given a 5 year prison sentence for fraud caught in paris found him guilty of misusing public funds and embezzlement setting up fake job for his wife and their children she received more than a $1000000.00 and has been convicted as an accomplice partners in paris and has more details on the verdict. posen expected in as much as prosecutors had actually requested a 5 year sentence for for also offer your wait 3 years suspended 3 is suspended for his wif

interpol has said it wouldn't get involved in a political case of this kind, and the appeal has beention regulator has begun a series of test flights to assess whether the boeing 737 max is safe to fly again. the aircraft were grounded over a year ago, following two crashes, in which nearly 350 people were killed. the tests, taking place near the boeing headquarters in seattle, will evaluate new flight control software. the original version is thought to have led to the crashes by forcing the planes intro catastrophic dives. even if the updated planes pass the tests, it could still be months before they are allowed to resume carrying passengers. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the push to let athletes protest at the olympics. the gold medallist who did it back in 1968 gives his view. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult m

was planning to attack its diplomats and military across the middle east our assessment is that interpol does not intervene and issue red notices that are based on political nature. and this is a political nature ringback this has nothing to do with national security international peace or promoting stability and so we see it for what it is it's a 'd propaganda stunt that no one takes seriously and makes the iranians look foolish well the u.s. president is meeting top congressional republicans to address reports that russia paid taliban fighters to target american troops in afghanistan donald trump says the intelligence briefings 1st revealed by the new york times never reached him because the agencies didn't think they were credible the white house has not denied that the briefings were prepared house speaker nancy pelosi accuses trump of siding with russia's president vladimir putin let's get more on this from our white house correspondent can be how this can be is this briefing that we're seeing today the president trying to do damage control here. well this is the white house respond

donald trump over the drone killing of the country's powerful top general in january so iran wants interpol now to help detain trump but the international police cooperation body as it is rejected the request saying it's brief precludes it from intervening in cases of a political nature from $35.00 others are being sought over murder and terrorism charges over the death of their money who was in charge of the revolutionary guards and it could force the senior iranian judge says iran would continue to pursue trump's prosecution to after his presidency ends. what i think we believe that in this circumstance is the president of the united states ought to be removed from office it would be possible to pursued him like other individuals and citizens because this is not a political or ethnic issues but a crime with a main charge of murder this has nothing to do with national security international peace or promoting stability we see it for what it is it's a propaganda stunt that no one takes seriously and makes the iranians look foolish well trump out openly bragged about ordering the assassinati

for help in detaining trump to issue a so-called red notice which is interpol its highest level request for making an arrest following a solemn ollie's killing they are really in parliament unanimously voted to designate the us army and the pentagon as terrorist organizations. the new york times is facing widespread criticism after publishing an article claiming that russia offered to taliban militants in afghanistan to kill u.s. troops it also claimed donald trump was briefed on the matter and are for the director of national intelligence the nie is that either the president or the vice president wherever briefed on the claim mr trump said that was because it clearly wasn't deemed to be true. the news new york times must release anonymous source but they can do it this person probably does not even exist with the articles being slammed by the russian foreign ministry which called the peace deliberate decision for me saturday also saw the taliban denying the new york times article to either shutdown or spin taking a closer look at the piece in question and asks who could benefit from it

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, hasta el momento no ha habido ninguna respuesta, muchos dicen que esto es un acto polÍtico, la interpola con demandar al presidente donald trump si sigue usando su mÚsica en eventos de campaÑa, el equipo legal trabaja con la organizaciÓn de derechos musicales para detener el uso de su material, especialmente de su canciÓn, no siempre puedes obtener lo que quieres, una balada sobre el uso de drogas, la campaÑa donald trump no ha hecho comentarios al respecto. carolina: crecen las preguntas pendientes en cuanto los dos casos de los soldados desaparecidos. las autoridades dicen haber localizado nuevos restos cerca del lugar donde fue encontrado el cadÁver del militar gregory morales mientras continÚa la búsqueda de la joven soldado vanessa guillÉn, los expertos analizan si el mÁs reciente hallazgo corresponde a un ser humano o animal. borja: habrÁ que esperar lo que arrojan las pesquisas de esta investigaciÓn, pero sin duda en univisiÓn estamos muy involucrados en encontrar a vanessa guillÉn. ahora vamos a hacer una corta pausa y defensores del aborto celebran un fallo de la corte suprema

know i just came to i mean accents are brought in yet another extradition request comes after an interpol red notice was issued that the us national who knows us now wanted to nationally so killing 19 year old harry he died of course after crushing your terms and secured as you will find it will is accused of death by dangerous driving so these 2 cases of and judicial position one pitted against one another by seeking justice. ok thank you that was a shanty and which dashti there with the latest in london thank you. you're watching our tape just gone half past 12 am moscow back again at the top here. trail of tears pure as you can see the 1st place in your sunni. community as days ago i was the impetus was losing the voice and you go through. camp a taste your strange feeling i mean to me a small but i'm sure mr. bush has no mind that doesn't leave me start to add to closure because to me that can each nation can bugger the newman. just got. there was this one thing it is a choice for news hellmouth. the fox was decent person isn't it. ok. if. your pitch. there's a little dick was made yo

says he was planning to attack diplomats and soldiers iran wants interpol to issue a wanted notice for questing that the tension of trump and the other suspects the u.s. special envoy on iran has this missed them as a political stunt. our assessment is that interpol does not intervene and issue red notices that are based on a political nature and this is a political nature this has nothing to do with national security international peace or promoting stability and so we see it for what it is it's a 'd propaganda stunt that no one takes seriously and makes the iranians look foolish. china is being accused of forcing sterilization abortions and birth control on hundreds of thousands of reader women to slash birth rates an investigation by the associated press has found evidence of a 4 year campaign in north western provinces experts say it's a form of demographic genocide china's government denies the allegations alexey o'brien reports. say she'll never forget the day chinese authorities told her her 3rd child was illegal she says she was threatened told to pay a fine of more than $2.00

this the latest step to rig the next venezuelan election, just days after alex saab was arrested by interpoleling stop while flying from caracas to tehran. he has been wanted by the u.s. justice department for money laundering, accused of being a front man for maduro, allegedly in a scheme that siphoned off millions of dollars from the food box program. the maduro government is demanding his release, calling it an illegal act of u.s. aggression. as for where venezuela's political confrontation will go from here, it is impossible to guess. barbara: at least 11 people have died in a new ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. there have been 17 reported cases since the beginning of the month. , -- people have died in the country from ebola. a senior sudanese militia leader facing more than 50 charges including war crimes relating to conflictfor -- darfur has appeared before the international criminal court for the first time. he called the allegations against him untrue. he surrendered more than 13 years after an international arrest warrant was issued against him. it is alleged he

involved and generous drone strike that killed sort of money near baghdad airport iran now once interpol to issue a wanted notice requesting its members detained those on that list the u.s. says sum of money was planning to attack its diplomats and military across the middle east our assessment is that interpol does not intervene and issue red notices that are based on political nature and this is a political nature this has nothing to do with national security international peace or promoting stability and so we see it for what it is it's a 'd propaganda stunt that no one takes seriously and makes the iranians look foolish. well there is plenty more ahead for you on this news hour including 2 ferries collide in bangladesh we have the latest on the sounds from the survivor. and where in qur'an cheeta here claiming responsibility for the gun attack at pakistan's largest stock exchange. just days before formula one returns to action u.s. hamilton's team unveils a new look for their cars to back the back drives now to campaign. for the u.s. is trying to get a handle on corona virus infectio

when the new york police department received a query from interpol, and they investigated and determined that it was stolen by a wall street employee who was blackmailed because of his homosexuality. further investigation showed stonewall as the likely origin of the blackmailing operation. at a time of extensive investigation into police corruption in new york city, seymour pine, an honest police officer who had a reputation to be honest, was transferred against his objections to be the head of the public morals squad. he was summoned by his captain and order to put the stonewall out of business because of its connection with the mafia blackmail operation. after routine raids on the stonewall, pine organized a raid on the morning of june 28, 1969, the real reason for the raid was not made public. the local sixth precinct informed the club, so for this larger raid, pine did not inform the sixth precinct, which was supposed to assist when it was under way. when it began, almost everything went wrong from the beginning from the police perspective. pine, who was used to raiding early when th

have been charged for their alleged role in floyd's death calls to defund the police have become interpol to the protest movement in the u.s. a white house meeting voices support for the country's system of law enforcement. there won't be defining there won't be dismantling of our police and they're not going to be any disbanding of our police our police have been letting us live in peace so we want to make sure we don't have any bad actors in there and sometimes you'll see some horrible things like we witnessed recently but 99 i say 99.9 but let's go with 99 percent of them are great great people and they. done jobs that are record setting records for the black clubs masseur protests in the u.s. resonated around the world including here in germany in which israel reexamining its own attitudes towards racism later this month for the 1st time a nationwide survey well black people about their wealth the discrimination they face in their every day lunch. that's what i would miss one of about a 1000000 black people in germany but nobody knows that for sure as there are no official figures is

broke in and now that extradition request comes often interpol red notice was issued for the u.s. national security as it was now wanted in connection to the killing 19 year olds have done here of course died after graduation or protein shed and seclude as you will find that will is accused of dangerous driving the u.s. is now said that its decision to refuse an execution to request was final even though downing street this a refusal and denial of justice that's an opinion of course how by how we dance our own mother she says she will not stop till she gets justice for her son and for her family. this sunday's. harry the night. sleep the number one. draw i made and the rest of team her a get away i promise to not like that we would get justice i had no idea how hollow that was going to be you make a promise to your children to break it going from being told at the end of september that we had yesterday won the same chance of anyone being held accountable for their death and have. to think a voice again and challenge a death by dangerous trial and brought against us who knows justi

latest step to rig the next venezuelan election this comes just days after alexander was arrested by interpol in cape verdi on a refueling stop while flying from caracas to tehran. he has long been wanted by the u.s. justice department for money laundering accused of being a front man for president. allegedly in a scheme that siphoned off millions of dollars from a food box program the maduro government is demanding sabs release calling it an illegal act of u.s. aggression. as for whether israel is political confrontation who go from here is impossible to guess to see in human al-jazeera. a senior sudanese militia leader facing more than 50 charges including war crimes relating to the darfur conflict has appeared before the international criminal court for the 1st time alec was shy but a call that the allegations against them untrue he surrendered last week more than 13 years after an international arrest warrant was issued against him it's alleged he led thousands of john jaweed fighters and was involved in the murder and rape of civilians he faces a maximum sentence of life imprisonment if

as being involved in the drone strike which killed near baghdad airport in january iran now wants interpol to issue a wanted notice requesting its members to detain those on the list the u.s. system the money was planning to attack us diplomats and military across the middle east. an attack on pakistan stock exchanges ended with at least 9 people killed security forces topped the attackers before they could take control of the building in karachi. the details. police helicopter hovers above the gun battle between security forces in gunmen attacking pakistan stock exchange in karate it's surrounded by a thick wall and it's heavily guarded. but the attackers detonated a grenade as they entered the grounds despite that they were unable to get into the main building security forces quickly reach the scene and for the attackers killing all 4 of them the stock exchange director. despite the gun battle outside brokers huddled together inside and trading continued. rule of the killer the mean good. the. good and the. good of destruction buildings so all the law enforcement agencies the collision t

latest step to rig the next venezuelan election this comes just days after alexander was arrested by interpol in cape verdi on a refueling stop while flying from caracas to tehran. he has long been wanted by the u.s. justice department for money laundering accused of being a front man for president nicolas maduro allegedly in a scheme that siphoned off millions of dollars from a food box program the maduro government is demanding sabs release calling it illegal act of us aggression. as for where venezuela's political confrontation will go from here is impossible to guess you see in human al-jazeera. at least 11 people have died in a new ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo there have been 17 recorded cases including those who've died since the beginning of the month since 2018 more than 2000 people in the country have died from bola that the r.c. is also battling the coronavirus and the world's largest measles epidemic. a senior sudanese militia leader facing more than 50 charges including war crimes relating to the dar for conflict has appeared before the international criminal

latest step to rig the next venezuelan election this comes just days after alex sab was arrested by interpol in cape varig on a refueling stop while flying from caracas to tehran. he has long been wanted by the u.s. justice department for money laundering accused of being a front man for president nicolas maduro allegedly in a scheme that siphoned off millions of dollars from a food box program the maduro government is demanding sabs release calling it an illegal act of u.s. aggression. as for where venezuela's political confrontation will go from here is impossible to guess you see in human al-jazeera finally take a look at this a brightly colored meteor has been filmed falling through the sky of a k preston in remote western australia scientists say that meteors change color depending on their chemical makeup the green fireball the light of mining workers who caught it on camera before it exploded no damage was reported. it is good to have you with us hello adrian for going to hear the headlines in al-jazeera the global number of corona virus infections has just passed 8000000 according to

latest step to rig the next venezuelan election this comes just days after alec sab was arrested by interpol in cape verdi on a refueling stop while flying from caracas to tehran. he has long been wanted by the u.s. justice department for money laundering accused of being a front man for president nicolas maduro allegedly in a scheme that siphoned off millions of dollars from a food box program the maduro government is demanding sabs release calling it an illegal act of us aggression out as for where venezuela's political confrontation will go from here is impossible to guess you see in human al-jazeera. the saudi led military coalition fight against yemen has been removed from the united nations blacklist it was added several years ago because of the number of children being killed in its campaign in support of yemen's government against who think rebels the removal has been condemned by rights groups a senior who thier threshold says the decision was followed by a saudi attack in northwest yemen leaving at least 4 children dead diplomatic editor james bays has more. it comes out every year

than several days of continued protests calling for the the justice for george floyd calling for an interpol east brutality and black lives matter movement that has been sweeping over the united states it was completely peaceful protest again for the most part in new york there were no sort of problems whatsoever we did not see any of these small groups of looters that had been breaking off and causing destruction and looting none of that was happening very peaceful so again here you are in times square just surreal scenes here quite frankly but don't let this fool you protesters tell me they will be back out on the streets again on thursday they say they will continue to protest over and over again in the coming days they say and till justice is ultimately serve so this is not by any means probably and in to this move. or the protests and all it just means again for the most part very very quiet in new york city. now on to other world news and several pro-democracy politicians have been kicked out of hong kong's legislature as it votes on a bill that would make insulting the chinese nationa

it was updated, new jests interpolating by others, notk joe miller. another joke book that he used was the queen's book.k. was told by others as theyncol swapped yarns. that lincoln had a poort from hs relationship with him. it was no doubt difficult. that was one of the most important things tel that he got from his father was a capacity to tell was stories. his father j was a very good joe and storyteller. the family exchange of stories was important to him. he heard stories as a young man. certainly on the circuit with other lawyers, he acquired stories. were alll filed away. i don't think he kept a joke book. itat h a file of jokes. that he had he certainly jotted some down. there was a moment when he wase. waiting in line of being introduced at the white house, and there's one person he had a long conversation with. the conversation was about the source of a joke that lincoln had heard. wanted the source of the joke. you couldn't file away. i don't think it was a written file. it was filed a way up there. lincoln said, no more than half dozen up

iran is requesting a so-called -- from interpol.let's take a look at how the markets are shaping up this tuesday's asian session. trading in new zealand, with the government warning they are not expecting any economic income in the way of international for the rest of this year. 1.5% when it comes to trading in kiwi stocks. chicago and nikkei futures moderately positive, 2/10 of 1% higher, after u.s. stocks climbed after better than expected eco-housing data. preliminary as it was, really outweighed the ongoing concerns about the virus trajectory disbarred florida reporting double-digit increase in the infection rate. sydney futures looking like an open of densely over 2%, bouncing off the two week low we had yesterday. the aussie dollar seeing a little bit of a gain ahead of quite a bit of china data. industrial composites elevating expectations of a stronger recovery in china. australian equities on course for the biggest surge since 2009 as lockdown ease across the country. they asx 200 has rebounded since is worse quarter ever.

interpol rejected the request. >> live at the state department, thanks. tomorrow i will have an exclusive interview with secretary of state mike pompeo right here, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. a lot to talk about with the secretary. up next, for the first time in nearly three months, joe biden answers questions from the media, we will bring you out on the campaign trail. first, here's what our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 45 in baltimore, the naacp planned to move its headquarters south to washington. the group's president all the change in exceptional opportunity to amplify the voices of black people in the fight for policy and economic changes rate fox 25 in oklahoma city where residents are voting on a constitutional amendment to ensure the expansion of medicaid. idaho, maine, nebraska, and utah have all expanded medicaid through valid questions, an increasing number of oklahoma voters took advantage of mail-in voting and polls are open until 7:00 p.m. eastern time. this is a live look at orlando from fox 35, our affiliate dow

tehran's chief prosecutor asked the international police prosecutor interpol to help, but it refused.an hoes, the u.s. retative for iran, dismissed and the move as a propaganda stunt. still to come on "newshour," the supreme court knocks down a louisiana law, trying to restrict abortion dos. d,he russian military paysen meies to kill u.s. soldiers. and, covid travel ban's, and much more. ♪ >> this is pbs newshour om eta studios in washington and in the west from our bureau , at the walter cronte school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: today the white house briefed congressional republicans on intelliatnce reports ussia paid taliban fighters to attacu.s. forces afghanistan. amid bipartisan concern about the president's statement he had we will get to congressional leaders response in a moment, but first, nick schifrin reports on new details on russian bounty payments u.s. officials fear killed u.s. troops. ck in april 2019, a bomb planted by the taliban in this spot killed three u.s. marines. intelligence officials tinvestigated wheths blood was on russian hands. last y

>> i don't want to interpolate what he's telling people but i want to know, all four of these key aidesthe president as well as others in the national security area gave warnings in private years ago, two years ago, a year and a half, a year ago, that the president himself is a danger to our country. both because of his hatred that seems to drive him, the piston of hatred which is really basic to his character and the conduct of his presidency. also, he's not prepared at meetings. he's not prepared in phone calls with putin, with erdogan, there was concern by the four people i just mentioned. that erdogan of turkey took trump for a ride and got everything he wanted out of trump including the kind of decimating turkey's role in nato. he got rolled, these four individuals, think. we really ought to have an investigation by the senate intelligence committee, a bipartisan investigation that calls into an executive session, matt mattis, kelly, tillerson, others and let's find out what the hell happened here because we've never a president of the united states suspected by his closest aides o

when the new york police department received a query from interpol about bonds surfacing on european streets, they investigated and determined they were stolen by wall street employee who had been blackmailed because of his homosexuality. further investigation pointed to the area around the stonewall as the likely origin of the blackmailing operation. at a time of extensive investigation into police corruption in new york city, seymour pine, a police officer with a reputation for being honest, had been transferred against his wishes to head the first division of the public moral squad. soon thereafter, he was summoned to a meeting with his captain and ordered to put the stonewall out of business because of its connection with the mafia blackmail operation. after some more routine raids on the stonewall, pine organized a large raid early in the morning of june 28, 1969, but the real reason for the raid was not made public. by this time, pine had gathered from previous raids he had conducted on the stonewall that the local six precinct was informing the club when a raid was planned. so

moran asked interpol to help detain trump but they rejected the request. on monday, the u.s. dismissed the news of arrest warrants as propaganda stunt. along the january attack, was lawmakers passed a resolution limiting trump's authority to attack iran without congressional approval. four progressiveve democratic cocongressmemembers are e repory spearhrheading an effort to condition us military assistance to israel overer its plalanned illegal annexaxation of the occupied west bank. in a letter addressed toto secretary of state mike pompeo, congressmemberers alexandria ocasio-cortez, pramila jayapal, betty y mccollum, and rashshida to leap "the special rapporteur ,"r human rights in palestine writing the annexation would "crystalize a 21st century apartheid,d, leaving in its wake ththe demise of the palestinia'' right to self-determinatioion." in a afghanistan, at leastst 23 civilians were killed, and scores injured after four rockets s ripped through a a mat in helmand prorovince monday. the afghanan government and taliban officials both blamed each other for the a attacks,

tehran's chief prosecutor also asked the international criminal police organization interpol to help but it refused. brian hook, the u.s. special representative for iran, dismissed tehran's move as a "propaganda stunt." still to come on the newshour: the supreme court strikes down a louisiana law restricting abortion providers. a russian military unit reportedly offers taliban fighters money to kill u.s. soldiers. discusses russia,, and the u.s. travel bans. plus much more. >> woodruff: today the white house briefed republicans on intelligence reports that russia paid taliban fighters ep we have beenting to attack u.s. forces in afghanistan. amid bipartisan concern aboute esident's statement that he had not been told about the intelligence. we'll get to congressional leaders' response in a moment, but first, nick schifrin reports new details on russian bounty payments u.s. officials fear killed u.s. troops. >> in april 2019, a bomb pland y the taliban >> schifrin: in april 2019, a bomb planted by the taliban in this spot, killed three u.s. marines. and intelligence officials investig

latest step to rig the next venezuelan election this comes just days after alexander was arrested by interpol in cape verdi on a refueling stop while flying from caracas to tehran. he has long been wanted by the u.s. justice department for money laundering accused of being a front man for president nicolas maduro allegedly in a scheme that siphoned off millions of dollars from a food box program the maduro government is demanding sabs release calling it an illegal act of u.s. aggression. as for where venezuela's political confrontation will go from here is impossible to guess you see in human al-jazeera. beatrice rango was chief of staff for former venezuelan president catulus and the rest perez she joins us live now from florida miami via skype right and thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so how do you think that the creation of this national electoral council you know the new members how do you think it changes the situation in venezuela and the balance there. thank you for having me i think. that if. anyone or her any read there for men is. the national electoral board. is

on the rise and it's reported a 600 percent rise in malicious e-mails when march in europe poland interpol seized $34000.00 counterfeit surgical masks there's also been an increase in violence against women the u.n. registered a 60 percent rise in calls reporting domestic abuse and asian people are being blamed by some for the spread of covert 19 u.k. police say attacks against the community have increased threefold but david wohl is the chair in criminology at the university of leeds school of law in the u.k. and he's joining us now thanks very much for the indeed for being on the program how significant is the fact that the criminals seem to be able to react so quickly to a situation like covert 19. 2nd question i i think this is this is not this is not actually new. the criminals have been very adaptive to. prominent news items for quite a number of years now but the code 19 years has drawn everything together in quite a sort of condensed fashion and people bring concerns a much broader range of people are very concerned about this but we saw spikes for instance in tsunami in 2004 we sa

says he was planning to attack and soldiers run once interpol to issue a wanted me to question the detention of trump and other suspects. well in the united states donald trump summoning members of congress to the white house to address reports that russia offered to pay taliban fighters to target american troops in afghanistan president trump said this information never reached him because intelligence agencies did not think it was credible the new york times which 1st reported the story senior u.s. officials well aware of the plot is early as january speaker nancy pelosi accused trump of scientists with russia's lida let's get more from our white house correspondent could be so you can read this summoning of members of congress what's happening with obama. that wasn't on the official schedule nick but the white house press secretary kelly mcenaney confirming that members of congress presumably presumably republicans coming to the white house to try to get some answers about this reporting the question being who knew what when and will the russian president vladimir putin be held to account

officer, i think what the captain tells him that the new york police department, had an inquiry from interpol, that there were a lot of bombs on the streets of europe and they wanted nypd to investigate. so they found that the bonds were not counterfeit but they were stolen. but they were stolen from wall street, but a gay man who was under pressure of blackmail. that is why they stole the bonds. one of the main feet figures, at the stonewall inn, and he was gay and he ran a national blackmail ring, and that was about the mid sixties, for blackmailing all these thousands of people. including prominent people like the head of the ema, the american medical association, and admiral in the navy, and then he never went to jail. he blackmail people to the tune of about 2 million dollars. which is about 20 40 million dollars today. so i think he had the goods on jay edgar hoover as well. so seriously, you know jay edgar hoover was black mile blackmailed again by ed murphy. royal and he had an apartment on the second floor, and ran an prostitution ring. and he used to waiters, to get information from

according to a report by the dow jones, he traveled to kuwait to escape an interpol red notice for hishe money trail through china to the golf and said he was known to have deep ties with the kuwaiti royal family and the son of the country's prime minister. the palestinian authority is threatening to declare an independent state if israel presses ahead with annexation plans for land in the west bank. israel plans to claim dozens of jewish settlements in the occupied territories. the prime minister said such a move would have serious consequences. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. rish? rishaad: thanks. let's get you to the market actions. the nikkei just coming back into the frame. unchanged. up by 0.2%. this is the biggest drop we have stocks inhilippines two months according to my colleague, david ingles. kospi is pretty much flat. looking at the prospects for the indian session. for the prospects are rupee which is slightly weaker. lookin

was the captain, told seymour pine that the new york police department had gotten an inquiry from interpoll, they had a lot of bombs surfacing on the streets of europe. they wanted the nypd to investigate. the bombs were not counterfeit, but they were stolen. they investigated further, they had been stolen from wall street from a gay man who was under the pressure of black male, stole the bonds. one of the main figures at the stonewall inn was a career criminal by the name of ed murphy. he was gay and ran a national black male ring. was busted in the mid '60s for blackmailing all these thousands of people. like the head of the ama, an admiral in the navy who was caught up in this, committed sue we sood. and then he went to jail. he was held for a while in jail. he was let out. to the tune of about $2 million as best we know. probably 20, $40 million today? i think he had the goods on j. edgar hoover which is why he did not end up in prison for the rest of his life. no, seriously. j. edgar hoover was blackmailed by ed murphy. and ed murphy did use the stonewall, they had on the mafia honors

iran is requesting a so-called red notice from interpol. u.k. is indicating it wants trade talks with the european union to be wrapped up by the end of september with negotiations ceasing to exist from then on. the news comes -- first time since march and a bid to break a deadlock over terms. government spokesman said the talks cannot go on forever and that u.k. business must be able to prepare for what happens at the end of the year. india is ramping up tensions in china, on national security grounds. it includes tictoc and others from alibaba, baidu, and tencent. new delhi says it is acting because of unauthorized storage of user data. it follows the standoff that left dozens of indian and chinese soldiers dead or injured in recent days. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haidi. hong kong's fate as a global trading hub looks to be in jeopardy after the u.s. -- preferential status. we get more o

iran is requesting a so-called red notice from interpol.4 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. back to you. marketstaking a look at right now, we are seeing a brisk on session -- a risk on session this tuesday morning as we wrap up the first half of the year. at this point we are seeing asian stocks on course for the best quarter since 2009. still not making up for the losses in the first quarter but 1% higher on the benchmark today. u.s. futures also a little higher. nifty futures also in singapore up about two thirds of 1%. u.s. 10 year yield is still one of the best bets you have made if you were long the u.s. ten-year for the first half, at 63 basis points right now and inching close to the march all-time lows for yields we previously saw. we're also watching chinese and hong kong markets. seems to be more focused on the better data we have seen, the pmi numbers out of china, more so than what we for the la

he was a captain told seamore pine that the new york police department had gotten an inquiry from interpol that they had a lot of bond surfacing on the streets of europe, they didn't know if they were real or not. they wanted the nypd to investigate. the nypd investigated and found the bonds were not counterfeit but they were stolen. they investigated further and found out the bonds had been stolen from wall street by a gay man who was under pressure blackmail for that reason stole the bonds. one of the main figures at the stonewall inn was a career criminal by the name of ed murphy. and he had read -- and he was gay. he had ran a national blackmail ring that was busted in the -- about the mid '60s for blackmailing all these thousands of people including the head of the ama, american medical association, and admiral in the navy who was caught up in this, committed suicide, and he never went to jail. he was held for jail and blackmailed to the tune of $2 million as best we know which is probably like 20, $40 million today. so i think he had the goods on jerry. that's why he did not end up i

the supreme court said no and it required that the rule be amended to interpolate the idea that dismissalith weave of court. there are two reasons why it did that. the first was the fear that the government would dismiss a case and bring it again and dismiss a case to harm a defendant. in other words, it would strategically use the timing of a criminal case to advance its interest against the defendant. but the other reason was that the possibility of dismissal of a case -- and here is a quote from the notes, "favored to much favoritism." that is the idea that the government would dismiss a case are on favor of people it liked, people who were on its side. there was research on this which exhumed all of the notes about this whole process. it was clear that one of the reasons the supreme court made the authority to dismiss the case conditional was because of the concerns i just expressed. the idea that the government might dismiss the case as a show of favoritism to the defendant. indicative -- it is not just the trumpet administration. we had this idea of favoritism since the rule was wri

luego de ese aÑo, pero segÚn relata ahora este expolicÍa mexicano, miembro de aquel entonces de interpol ella y no era la que Él querÍa. carlos:me llama la atenciÓn que no la dejan sacar ninguna prueba de adn para poder probar esto. tony:esta seÑora ha sido entrevistada en argentina. su reacciÓn fue muy escÉptica. el actor andrÉs garcÍa confirmÓ que para entonces, el que era jefe de la policÍa de mÉxico durazo, le habÍa dicho andrÉs garcÍa que luisito rey le informÓ a Él que querÍa desaparecer a la madre de luis miguel. hay informaciÓn de que sÍ había una discordia ahÍ. jomari: tambiÉn hay que pensar que hablar de esto es sÚper conveniente para el segundo retorno de la segunda parte de luis miguel. es sÚper conveniente remover cosas que como dice toni se habÍan cerrado. son cosas que estÁn removiendo lo que todo el mundo sabÍa. presentadora:eso tambiÉn. ademÁs, legalmente hablando no se le puede negar a un hijo que acuda a las leyes del paÍs donde estÁ la seÑora a solicitar una prueba de adn. no se le puede negar. tony: yo creo que ya desistiÓ. de la primera vez que vemos un reportaje co

statement to the irish police when we returned to dublin which we did which was then forwarded on to interpolndi officer —— extensive conversation and i got the sense that they had come across this was an unusual investigation and that i got the impression that perhaps the portuguese police had slightly bungled the original investigation. basically we gave statements outlining where we were that night, the roots we took, where we saw the van speeding. we saw a van speeding, not necessarily the camper van, we saw a pick—up truck speeding and this was a sleepy village so a pick—up truck speeding down a hill at 10pm is rather unusual. we outlined our concerns about that and provided and so far as we could recall the details of the features of the people that we saw hanging around various times during the week before. sorry to interrupt, the clock is ticking and it is fascinating what you are telling us, i wanted to bring you up—to—date briefly and ask you what your reaction as to the latest development is someone who has been closely involved ? development is someone who has been closely involve