constitution empowers congress to create lower aderholt courts, and in designing a system of 93 judicial systems, congress set geographical limits on jurisdiction. in our system, district court judges do not bind other , even judges in the same district. virtues, ithas many creates checks and balances and encourages what judge howard -- calledleventhal percolation, the process in which many lower coat -- courts offer their opinion before higher courts resolve. this is the very in body meant of our common -- embodiment of our common law tradition. they -- legal principles involved -- evolve from a scattershot of precedent gathered through many judges working through legal issues. when a nationwide injunction issues against the government, it short-circuits the process, because such injunctions prevent enforcement against anyone, anywhere and overshadow related litigation. prevailshe government in every other case, a nationwide injunction still prevents all enforcement of the law. it gives a single judge the power to render irrelevant the decision of every other jurors diction in -- jurisdiction i

that is arbitrary that nobody in hong kong trusts hong kong has its own judicial system and this judicial system has been one of the of the of the key parts that distinguish hong kong that protect hong kong's freedoms compared to the mainland so people really felt that this would is an urgent matter that would really really. diminish their freedoms rapidly i mean she is how do these protests compared to the umbrella protests that we saw on 2014 are they similar of all. there are some similarities that happens in the same places some of the protesters use the same tactics especially the young people who are out during the week but we see also much more support than during the umbrella movement the umbrella movement lasted long but it it was a certain group of people who participated if it was not hundreds of thousands and not into the millions now last week and we have seen 2000000 people at least that's according to the organizers if this is true this would be community in 2015 the u.s. has released new footage it says proves or iran was behind the bombing of 2 oil tankers in the

the constitution empowers congress to create lower federal courts, and in designing a system of 93 judicial districts and 12 regional circuits, congress set clear geographical limits on lower court jurisdictions. in our system, district court rulings do not bind other judges, even other judges in the same district. this system has many virtues. it creates checks and balances within the judiciary itself, and encourages what one judge called percolation, the process by which many lower courts offer their views on legal issues before higher courts resolve them. this process of percolation is not just a good idea, it is the very embodiment of our common law tradition. and that great tradition governing legal principles emerged from a scattershot of precedent that involved multiple cases decided by multiple judges working through legal issues and refining their views. when a nationwide injunction issues against the government, it short circuits that process , because such injunctions prevent enforcement against anyone anywhere. they overshadow related litigation in other courts. after all, even

the judicial system can you wonder about it when you've got 2 canadians who's been arrested allegedly on on political politically motivated charges in order to hit canada for their arrest of a huawei executive so there are lots and lots of questions about the chinese judicial system. well 1st of all the fact that there are demonstrations in hong kong speak to the fact that hong kong is a democracy people in hong kong have the right to protest and demonstrate they need to do that within the rule of law of cause secondly for china and hong kong one country 2 systems they are 2 different jurisdictions or god continues to practice what we call capitalism or democracy in the sense where as meaning china practice is socialism. with chinese characteristics they are more or less 2 different jurisdictions now for a tradition deal to be executed between or among different jurisdictions that's the rule farm in the world many countries or many regions have such an arrangement china have such execution arrangements in practice or theory with many countries and regions and also it is true that in t

now in germany re walk and work out when we can see that we have already lost a lot of faith no judicial system let alone the chinese one. bonnie if this bill goes through do you think this will change the way you view your country or the x. community living outside of hong kong how they view their time i think it will be a really hard decision to go back because like then they will be way more dangerous to go back because like all freedom of speech is. affected thank you very much bonnie chang student living in berlin and glacier of activists living in hamburg thank you very much. to kazakhstan now where interim president causing young aren't high and has won the presidential election exit polls give the incumbent around 70 percent of the vote election day in the country was marred by the arrest of hundreds of peaceful protesters thank you the harmonies of running a sham vote to cry and was handpicked by a long time former leader known full time not far by and his opponents fear he will do little to bring change to the former soviet country. earlier we spoke with journalist marie standish and

out when the we can see that we have already lost a lot of faith in the judicial system let alone the chinese one. bonnie if this bill goes through do you think this will change the way you view your country or the x. community living outside of hong kong how they view their kind i think it will be a really hot this is. to go back because like then it will be way more dangerous to go back because like all freedom of speech is. affected thank you very much bonnie chang student living in berlin and glacier of qual activists living in hamburg thank you very much. tens of thousands of people have crossed venezuela's border with colombia after it reopened for the 1st time in 4 months on saturday and as islands made the journey to the neighboring country on flights desperate to buy food and medicine not available at home a crossing was closed in february and venezuelan president nicolas maduro request following a deepening political crisis opposition leader declared himself venezuela's interim president in january aren't doing that majoris reelection last year was illegitimate and. let's cr

t of us do not trust the judicial system in china. and the stories of china human rights defender spending four years in jail without going in trial. what if this china judicial system, they are trumping up chges, they are famous for torture, g their claw in hong kong, and grab people out to china to be on trial, people are really afraid. . thought we had a firewa but now it's all broken, they want to break it, and grab people out to china. what happened if some foreigner is in hong kong, they can grab any foreign investor back to china? that would be also the end of hong kong as a vibrant economict city, intenal city. so all the economic, political,g everythingher, and people want to fight back. >> reporter: chief executive carrie lam says she will postpone the extradition bill indefinitely. is tha>>good enough? that's not good enough. we want total withdrawal, firstly, because you know postponing, people will read it as delaying tactics, and then she can revive it. it's no longer just about the bill. it's also about the arrogance of

we still do trust the judicial system in the u.s., and we believe the judicial system will address the. >> reporter: mr. wren, how can you say this? you have 180,000 employees. you are one of the biggest companies, not only in china but in the wwhld. would it be strange to talk to chinese government officials when you are such an important company to china and in t world? >> translator: because we are fully clable to d with those issues on our own. >> reporter: earlier this week the world's number two cellphone maker said it could take a $30 billion hit to revenue on those u.s. sanctions, but that massivere number doesn't s wren. he told me that $30 billion is i very small and that the company does not attach importance to high numbers, rather they focus on performance. for "nightly business report" i'm deidre bosa in china. >>> ale is looking to move a 15 to 30% of its production outa of china to southeast asia. such a move would reduce its reliance on chinese manufacturing. separately, harley-davidson inked a deal to build smaller motorcycles in china. the bike will be sold in china

while the people who have been detained they are now in the judicial system so it's probably it's not very probable that the did judicial system will give in to pressure from the street and carry lamb shows no shows no sign of considering a resignation it's possible that beijing will make a quick and some time when it's not perceived as in a direct relation to these protests but again beijing would perceive her stepping down as a sign of weakness and they're trying to avoid this at all costs and she is betting and hung on thanks so much. india is grappling with what's been called the worst water crisis in its history and your ministry to deal with water shortages is being set up as reservoirs dry up and groundwater is depleted one of the worst hit places is chennai india's 6 biggest city. water tankers coming to the rescue as tonight's reserve tanks are almost dry the city has stopped drawing drinking water from municipal sources so they have to rely on trucks to bring it in. the people are suffering a lot from the scarcity and heavy demand for water we've had more than 500 bookings f

the judicial system can you wonder about it when you've got 2 canadians who's been arrested allegedly on on political politically motivated charges in order to hit canada for their arrest of a huawei executive so there are lots and lots of questions about the chinese judicial system. well 1st of all the fact that there are demonstrations in hong kong speak to the fact that hong kong is a democracy people in hong kong have the right to protest and demonstrate they need to do that within the rule of law of cause secondly for china and hong kong one country 2 systems they are 2 different jurisdictions how god could do this or pact is what we call capitalism or democracy in the sense where as meaning china practice is socialism. with chinese characteristics they are more or less 2 different jurisdictions now for a tradition bill to be executed between or among different jurisdictions that's the rule farm in the world many countries or many regions have such an arrangement china have such execution arrangements in practice or theory with many countries and regions and also it is true that

we have to see how this all plays out but it seems to me it's an enormous stain on the entire judicial system if in fact that was the way they work where judges cooperated with prosecutors. to. to begin to pin charges on people and whether it was illegal or not is one question that i can answer but certainly it seems like they've stepped over a real ethical line how damaging could this be for the president who appointed him justice minister well i think this is one more instance of where brazilian politics brazilian governance has really. deteriorated into near chaos and it can't help it's not going to help anybody it's not going to help judicial system it's not going to help the attorney general mr morell and it's not going to help the president this is one more reason why brazilians are fed up with their government and distrustful of the institutions they just seem to be. polluted from across the spectrum and basically lose legal team has been petitioning the supreme court for his release how might this affect things that. well that's a good question and i don't know all the legalities here

from military compounds they are secret but activists try to find some detainees are not in the judicial systems database sienese wife and his mother herself a lawyer did everything to track him down but without success. could you got you what i tell you on how she was even more terrified than i was. she kept asking where have they taken my son. you know been she said young you might never come back could listen to her 22 days after my husband disappeared she said to me die you are far too sure. the uncertainty is intentional thirty's use the sites to extort confession. to guards a presence of around the clock. the register every movement you make. they observe you to find your weak spot and find out what your most scared of the mission. they don't allow you to change positions when you sleep. and they deprive you of your slightest freedoms. you have to ask even if you want to drink water. they make you sit on a wooden block for 16 hours. to the toilet. bowl detention facility is designed for you to understand that you are under their control. if they want you to live you will live . or die. if

systems part of that. they want to keep the judicial independence. it is interesting to note the business community has been supportive of these protests than it was in the last round of protests because there are concerns the law could end up ofng used agagainst members the businessss community in hong kong. genie: thank you for that. in russia, close to 100 were detained, including the opposition p politician. callinge at a protest for punishment for police officers involved in the framing of a journalist. drug chargesd the against him the day before. his supporters say he was framed for exposing corruption among moscow city officials. diede-year-old boy has after becoming the first cross-border case of ebola in the deadly outbreak that has hit the democratic republic of congo. he crossed into uganda with his family. two more cases of ebola have been detected in uganda. border checks and preventative measures, authorities have been fearing this moment for nearly a year. crossing intoa the country from the democratic republic of congo. killed overas

and if independent judicial system now many hong kong most here that this little board would pay a dollar and somebody called the fire wall between hong kong who overall and china on the jury could issue a system this could be the final blow actually to this if you liberty's to these problems to these 2 promises that beijing gave and this and raged on commas some. 12 years ago more 15 years ago in 2003. took down a lot on national security that people had similar concerns about by taking to the market now it seems today with only move people today then i've got time so clearly a lot of stake or interest you spoke of so i mean you spoke to some of the protesters what specifically what more did they tell you. the people people are afraid that china might push any case to this extradition bill. on any grounds on any possible ground so that nobody although on call court might keep their independence. china might get to go home kong with this little euro. city local how have hong kong's leaders reacted to what appears to be this vast opposition to the law. until now on concrete as i did there

safeguards to human christ so you've got us including the court's roe as well as fear and open judicial system all such have been retained we have been talking to all parties and all walks of life we have been listening to to feel well. the suspect into taiwan who cite case is now serving his sentence in the chair of hong kong for other of finances we would like to pass the legislation in july this year bearing in mind that fact we have listened to a few soldiers who signed and on 2 occasions we have already made changes 1st of all before the formal introduction of the bill in co we have taken away knowing items of offenses that are extraditable and then for do punish when fresh go instead of one year imprisonment we have changed it to 3 years in prison another round of change took place after the introduction of the bill and then for the punishment fresh whole it was changed from street years or above to 7 years or above that would be the maximum punishment fresh hope also and haunts the human rights for safeguards so as to ease the worries of the society so as to secure more support i myself

an old child was drugged raped repeatedly and then bludgeoned to death hope loopholes in our judicial system are not exploited and culprits get example be punished. that's a phenomenal draggled all the stories on the special on facebook. when even i would speak to us from the massive protests in hong kong over the weekend into next that . mugging us in the us so it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about i don't do this because we can't stay on his way and i'm not surprised that. closely global news that matters. made for martin's. good news duramax you tube channel. the final story. with exclusive. the must see concerning harkless culture kimura. curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss out on. china's exports well last month spots just a blip many analysts believe the searches down to. these companies rushing out shipments to the u.s. to avoid new terrorists also coming up at the los angeles electronic entertainment expo east green some of the world's biggest gaming companies unveiled their latest surprises. to do business asia i want to go jon

they believe hong kong will be lost forever if mainland china is able to impose their judicial systemwhich is what this is all about. what china is about, this is the communist chinese party. they have been kidnapping private citizens in hong kong for a number of years. no one knows where they are. then they show up in mainland china's judicial system which is a rigged system with no due process and freedom with regards to protecting people's rights. david: there are a million protesters. that is a huge crowd for a place like hong kong that isn't that big a place. there is anything we could or should be doing to support them? >> i do believe we should be speaking up for the freedoms that the people were guaranteed to be protected for 50 years and china is encroaching on them. president xi needs to know the world is going to condemn the use of force if they result to that. believe me, president exirks is more authoritarian than the people running china when we had tienanmen square. and i know for a fact based on way understand about president xi and his use of military force that they

in the u.s., and we believe the judicial system will address the issue. >> mr. ren, how can you say this you have 180,000 employees you are one of the biggest companies not only in china but in the world why would it be strange to talk to chinese government officials when you are such an important company to china and in the world? >> translator: because we are fully capable to deal with those issues on our own. why should i ask help? we have full confidence, and we have full capability to address the issues on ourselves. the sanction and also the entity lists that have been published for quite some time. >> let me just remind you that we love to hear your feedback. you can follow us on twitter, streetsignseurope@cnbc or you can tweet me directly. if you have thoughts or questions, get in touch with us there. >>> we'll be live from england coming up eaahd of the central bank's latest rate decision. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org

a responsibility to maintain the integrity of our courts and foster public confidence in the judicial system. that is part of our job. you need to take an oath to join the maryland bar. in fact you'll need to take an oath every time you join a state or federal bar. an oath is a legally binding commitment. but lawyers swear so many oaths that sometimes we don't pay attention to what it is we're promising to do. the bar oath makes you an officer of the court. it limits your freedom. and it is not merely a promise to perform a simple task like the oath you take before testifying on a witness stand, you don't need to just say it once and then forget it. oath comes with a continuing obligation. you need to obey it every day. the maryland state bar oath contains this promise, i will at all times demean myself fairly, honorably as an attorney. keep in mind, admission to the bar is a conditional privilege, and it comes with those obligations to conduct yourself with honor and to act like a lawyer. many people are cynical about what it means to act like a lawyer. it's important for to you choose the

don't trust the judicial system in china so if this bill were to be passed welcome people who fear totally exposed to crimes of this really devil commit that they would be convicted of them because in china even lawyers can be locked up . and you can see the latest live shots coming to us out of hong kong clearly a few remnants of the protests left behind the hong kong. chief executive kerry apologizing on sunday that happened for proposing the bill but many of those demonstrators there worried that the is going to be increasing chinese influence over hong kong they want her to resign because their central issue is this that the demonstrations calm when the protest movement moves away the government in beijing will revisit this whole issue and the administration in hong kong will revisit the entire issue as well those are the speeches coming to us out of hong kong. renewed fighting between ethnic groups in the d.r. see the democratic republic of congo has killed at least 160 people over the past week nearly 40 villages were destroyed and more than 100000 people have been forced from their

that they are so proud of your transparent judicial system that it's going to be shifting more to what what the system is like in china it is not transparent there is concern that there could be trumped up charges brought against critics of beijing here in hong kong that way through this new bill they would be able to be extradited to beijing so that is a big concern and you know that goes across all walks of life and as you said has a definite business executives look at home calling financial one of the world's biggest financial centers that is a concern when you have this kind of changing of the laws when it comes to a judiciary system that has been very very transparent and well respected around the world. all right for the moment can't hide a lifeless there in hong kong this is a live picture that you're looking at right now of the podium when we are expecting to hear at any moment from the hong kong chief executive kerry lamb and again as has been widely expected and the expectation is that she will shelve this controversial extradition bill for now she's expected to spea

to reand the the independence of its institutions and the autonomy of the law enforcement and judicial systeme protests against an encroachment of that autonomy and the people in hong kong to be subject to china's incredibly unfair legal system. and this bill if it goes forward is expected to pass legislature in hong kong. there's a pro-beijing majority in the legislature in hong kong and precedent for rolling back bill that is did have favorable polls. back in 2003, there were mass protests against a law also viewed as chinese encroachment and more protests and the bill was shelved. these protests could have an impact but even if this bill is shelved we have to consider this against the backdrop of chinese encroachment in the region more broadly. china is trying to bully taiwan, a territory it considers part of the mainland and harassing u.s. military assets. china is dialing up its aggression more broadly. >> this week you argue that russia and china are working together against the u.s. in this new global world order. should you expect this cooperation to continue? >> most definitely. ther

the judicial system of hong kong will crumble. >> reporter: you're saying if this extradition bill goes through. >> yes. it's just a huge threat to the basic freedoms and human rights of hong kong. take for example i'm a writer and a translator. and then i would like -- i would be like more careful with what i write because you don't want to -- or else you would have to pay a lot of serious consequences. like the writers or activists in china. basically we still want the freedom, a freedom from fear. that's what we are looking forward to. >> yoyo chan, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: as you heard from yoyo, protesters are still determined to make their point. they will come back out if carrie lam decides to continue debate on the extradition bill. we're waiting for carrie lam to speak to the press. >> steve, thank you very much. that's a very interesting conversation to follow with your guest. she was on a -- she is on a hunger strike and she says like your previous guest said the previous hour that they will continue to protest tomorrow regardless

we still do trust the judicial system in the u.s., and we believe the judicial system will address thessue. >> mr. ren, how can you say this you have 180,000 employees you are one of the biggest companies not only in china but in the world why would it be strange to talk to chinese gofrt government officials when you are such an important company to china and in the world >> translator: because we are fully capable to deal with those issues on our en why should i ask help? we have full confidence, and we have full capability to address the issues on ourselves. the sanction and also the entity lists that have been published for quite some time. >> reporter: huawei is a private company, and ren says he prefer it is that way so we may never know >> thank you >>> and when we return, shares of adobe rising after posting better than expected earnings in q2 you can see it there well, that's facebook, but adobe is up 4% plus a 25% increase in revenue year-over-year also. the chairman and ceo joins us exclusively next stay with us straight on like a tunnel for some way." "i've seen a cat withou

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trial here at madrid superfine court it's a trial that will in the next few months but spain's judicial systemunder the spotlight. inside the poor judicial protocols and traditions with caffie observed. but outside the atmosphere was very different. right spanish nationalists including frank you support is carrying phalange bonnet as opposed to peace it happened on independence support is standing side in peace facing. the house one irony that on the streets at least both sides agreed this trial was all about politics. and that was not the only thing on the mining official attempts to portray this trial as free as can be tickled takes. west out of west as you know that but i spread out that. these manna from folks spain's new rapidly growing far right populist party. under non fusion will provision in the spanish rule which in laos. citizens and organizations to act as peoples prosecutors in some trials walks an hour fishley to prosecutors of the cattle on 12 along with the state solicitor and the attorney general it's political from the very beginning you know we have a case that's based on.

we don't trust their judicial system.countries will not sign extradition agreements with china. china allows hong kong to enter into extradition agreements with these countries. we trust their judicial system. why change now? the only justification is that the judicial system in china has now improved up to international standards. that is not the case. we all know that. why change? kathleen: you think that the u.s. may be one of the targeted countries. what is a set on. martin: the bill would make it possible for any person in hong though the plane is forced to land in hong kong. as long as you are physically in hong kong, the law would enable the central government to apply to the hong kong government. have you arrested and brought to china for china -- trial. the moment you set foot in china, you will be made to confess before cameras and you are convicted of any offense which they want you to be guilty to. there is no fair trial. no legal representatives, sometimes. paul: long-term, are you concerned about the future

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of sexual abuse we have seen outrage in spain, not only against this case but also against the judicial systemn spain, and this is key to understand the change of the supreme court, because today the supreme court decided that the five men, who have been sentenced to 15 years in prison for rape, and not for sexual abuse. laila: this verdict has been welcomed in spain by women, and a large part of the population as well. how much of an impact will this case have now on spanish society? anna: the case has had a very impact -- a very big impact because it shocked the country. there was outrage. we have seen many demonstrations in the country, and it changed the law in the country, because today the law needs evidence of physical intimidation and violence, and also rapists could get more years in today that could bring changes in spanish law very soon. laila: a landmark ruling there in spain. thank you very much for joining us this evening. next up, the women's football world cup, where the u.s. beat sweden 2-0 to advance with the perfect record of three out of three. they made short work of their

trial here at madrid supremes court it's a trial that will in the next few months but spain's judicial systemunder the spotlight. inside the poor judicial protocols and traditions with caffie observed. but outside the atmosphere was very different. right spanish nationalists including frank you support is carrying phalange plan as opposed to peace it happened on independence support his standing side in peace facing. the house one irony that on the streets at least both sides agreed this trial was all about politics. and that was not the only thing on demining official attempts to portray this trial as free news for you tickled takes. west out of west as you know that but i spread out. c.-span a from fox spain's new rapidly growing far right populist party. under non fusion will provision in the spanish rule which in. well citizens and organizations to act as people's prosecutors in some trials walks an hour fishery to prosecutors of the cattle on 12 along with the state solicitor and the attorney general it's political from the very beginning you know we have a case that's based on. the you

they feel the extradition bill really erodes that firewall between the chinese judicial system and the hong kong british common law system, where there is an independent rule of law. earlier.were hearing determined to push this through, even though it is unpopular. his people power going to be enough to stop it from happening -- is people power going to be enough to stop it from happening? >> legislators still have to meet and have hours of reading and bait before they can have a vote. one thing that the protest accomplished is that they tabled the next meeting of that, yesterday. the building will be closed this week. been delayed for now because of the circumstances but the protesters, need for this to be approved, so that hong kong is not a refuge for wanted criminals. keep in mind that you have to keep in mind the other side of the story. that is the one place that hong kong had served for many years. the 1949 communist revolution in china -- this has been a legal place of refuge for those who could speak freely against those in power in beijing. many of the protesters fear that th

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we have similar judicial systems where we don't know so you have similar judicial structures and today i made a concerted effort of wearing a syesha to stand in solidarity with our fellow activists and community within the diaspora but also i mean with across the continent but also in kenya and what we have said today is that as much as we hope that what has happened and what on earth can shine a light for other the goal systems across the continent especially in kenya who managed to get their hearing just before us that they got a ruling before us and not in their favor we will continue to stand alongside them and whatever we do from our experience with our expertise and lend it to wards of their advocacy we will do with them because essentially there is no such thing as an all struggle serve elated to me cannot just celebrate on our own we want global decriminalization and we're so happy that it's and has managed to add itself into those countries that no longer criminalize same sex sexual activity and as you say huge bust ok catcalling yannick a simple i will have to leave it there

is not related more than some issues is it still with i know i again there are difficulties in judicial system of course there are but while talking to corruption this was the most fighting period in republic of moldova that's why according to the public perception corruption was the 1st one ranked problem in 2016 and it became the 5th one in 2019 due to the efforts that have been put fighting that in march washington's human rights report effectively highlighted what all the other international organizations have been saying they highlighted torture in your prisons arrest and detention by the authorities restrictions on freedom of the media and serious attacks on people who stood in the way of your party especially lawyers as one un special rapporteur reported lawyers faced politically motivated criminal charges or were threatened each time they defended people with opinions dissenting from the author or it is you were just dismissed and you signed off on this you were quite happy that should happen that these lawyers should be thrown. well you know is very fashionable to start victimizing yo