brent: the military junta has deployed armed forces all across the country. it has enacted laws protecting the military and their are reporting's of shootings and thugs terrorizing neighborhoods. is this an indicator that a crackdown is on the way? guest: much more calibrated and sophisticated strategy to avoid major headline grabbing scenarios where they start killing with life munition. they brought in an infantry division to the old capital. they are known as a ruthless special force, but the thing is this -- natnal armed forces never turn their guns against the public. by the mere fact this junta is choosing, deployng combat troops rather than riot police shows this regime has zero regard for the citizens lives or the primary duty of the armed forces. brent: we know european governments in the united states protested washington has imposed sanctions but so far, it has not moved the junt what would it take to get them to respond? guest: it would definitely take not necessarily the entire rules of the united states. we have two neo-totalitarian regimes. bot

it's hard, the burmese junta is probably gambling on the i junta is probably gambling on the fact thatbut her behaviour— a nobel peace prize winner but her behaviour with the rohingya muslims, and her— behaviour with the rohingya muslims, and her defending and standing up forthe— and her defending and standing up for the way the military behaved means— for the way the military behaved means it's — for the way the military behaved means it's not entirely clear. the americans— means it's not entirely clear. the americans are trying to be as tough as they— americans are trying to be as tough as they can— americans are trying to be as tough as they can on the burmese junta, but it's_ as they can on the burmese junta, but it's not— as they can on the burmese junta, but it's not where we were ten years a-o but it's not where we were ten years ago with— but it's not where we were ten years ago with the — but it's not where we were ten years ago with the burmese leader anyway, in terms _ ago with the burmese leader anyway, in terms of— ago with the burmese leader anyway, in terms of the world'

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mian mars military junta has sent in the big guns soldiers are patrolling the streets a sign that the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters could escalate. since this month screw the military has given itself sweeping powers allowing it to detain people without court order. to imagine what you've done today here we can see military vehicles not police security like before they've tightened security at the central bank because this is the mainstream of the country's money in circulation they are afraid the central bank will stop working so that's why they've deployed the military vehicles here the orders. but the demonstrators are not intimidated bank employees have joined engineers doctors students and even soccer players and refusing to go to work. you're going to people's actions won't stop because they have already taken the 1st step which is the most difficult one people are marching on the streets and they don't care if they are arrested or shot of we can't stop now the fear in our minds is going away. the release of civilian leader own son suchi is a key demand of demonstrators

this is d w news and live from the police in the me and mom told by the military junta is warning that lives could be lost if protests continue reports suggest demonstrators have died as security forces opened fire and doctors say dozens more are injured but is this crackdown only adding fuel to the knees and against the military coup also on the show armenia has been baffled prime minister on the defensive these president the military ask the people terms that vote on them over the country's defeat in the rule azerbaijan. and in football like say stake their claim to the going to sleep that cycle edging mentions last back in 85 goals through the opening of the highlights. mackinnon thanks so much for joining us meijer and me and mom are reporting but police have shot dead protesters and wounded several of those in a crackdown on people protesting against the military junta to gas water cannons and stun grenades were fired into crowds in various locations while schools of demonstrators were hauled away and police trucks ortheris he's trying to cross crush weeks of demonstrations agains

that the military it has been friendly with china so when when the military was in power when the junta was in power it had a very close relationship with china with very few political issues that mine did not support china with and also china has always backed the military junta was seen as a kind of protector of the military junta when it came to example for example to any actions that the international community might have made in the united nations china would block those actions and protect the military and using its veto power in the united nations china is also almost like an economic backer of the military junta there store many projects there are so many. there so much trade that goes on which the military junta would not have been able to assist the supporters continue building up its infrastructure that were crucial for the governance for the newsroom to have china's backing here and at the same time i guess there was a kind of quid pro quo why on the would back china in terms of any political movement in the south asia region land would continue to support china with any con

special envoy to myanmar has told the country's military junta it will face quote severe consequences for any crackdown on protesters demonstrators are back on the streets for the 15th straight day after the military seized power in a coup earlier this month the junta has deployed extra troops across the country as it intensifies halfords to quell a popular uprising. local media reported that security forces opened fire to disperse crowds in the city of mandalay on monday and there are fears the situation could escalate despite international attention. mian mars' military junta has sent in the big guns soldiers are patrolling the streets a sign that the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters could escalate since this month's coup the military has given itself sweeping powers allowing it to detain people without court order. you know the way that you know if you've done it today here we can see military vehicles not police security like before they've tightened security at the central bank because this is the mainstream of the country's money in circulation they are afraid the central b

arrest anyone for what they post online and force companies to take down content we even have the junta ordering the media today to stop calling them a regime or. these are not the tactics of someone i think who is trying to negotiate a compromise with the people right phil robertson from human rights watch in bangkok thank you very much thank you for. football now and 2nd place like. friday evening leipzig had a chance to move within 4 points of league leading byron with a win and they managed it it's a bit of controversy in some bone chilling temperatures. there were few places colder in a bundled up germany than leipsic minus 10 degrees celsius before kickoff with the temperature falling but there was controversy to heat things up for visiting augsburg goalkeeper rafal geeky pitch saved the penalty kick but was told by the video assistant referee he moved ahead of the goal line before he was allowed to do over and light 6 dannielle no was given a 2nd try he found the net it was one no. usef powell since selfless pass just before the half helps make it to now polson made it easy for c

next, international pressure on the military junta in myanmar increases.rotesters purported to be made up of supporters of aung san suu kyi. >> it began as a promilitary march. thursday, a rare massive show of support for me and mark's -- myanmar's recent coup. counterprotesters bank pots and pans in anger, but as the crowd neared the central railway station, the situation turned violent. a group of junta supporters brandished knives and slingshots at protesters who have heckled them. witnesses reported stabbings and beatings. >> [a speakg foreign language ." >> a surveillancvideo from the scene shows a crowd fleeing from a man with a knife. he later appears to stab another man on the sidewalk. police eventually broke up the fighting, and by the afternoon, protesters had reclaimed the area for their daily protest. mark: the military coup has been condemned worldwide. china notably remaining silent on the issue, at least publicly. any demonstrations which have been taken since then, the military has tried to suppress, and then this latest clash between mili

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el proceso debÍ arrancar a las 7:00, sin embargo, varios integrantes de la junta receptora de votos noon. en algunos casos recurrieron a gente que esperaba en la fila para poder integrarlas. >> en tema de pandemia no podemos hacer ingresar a grandes cantidades de gente. por eso hay bastante gente acomodadas en la parte de afuera del colegio. inclusive rodeando las calles. >> la cola es larga para poder ejercer el voto.

fÍjese que el presidente de la junta de supervisores de ese condado, canepa, revelÓ que la semana pasada personas fallecidas en un solo dÍa. por lo que el funcionario dijo que sin una distribuciÓn equitativa de la vacuna, difÍcilmente las cifras bajarÍan. asÍ mismo dijo que la prioridad para las autoridades es que nadie se quede sin recibir la vacuna. vamos al condado de marÍn, ahÍ tambiÉn abren el primer centro de vacunaciÓn masiva. quiere saber dÓnde estÁ? aquÍ se lo comento, el recinto estÁ en la terminal del ferry (nombre en inglÉs), cuya direcciÓn es el 101 e del boulevard (nombre en inglÉs) para recibir esta inmunizaciÓn en este centro tendrÁ que hacer una cita previa y tener 65 aÑos o mÁs o ser trabajador de la salud de primera lÍnea. mientras tanto, muchas personas allÁ en el este del Área de la bahÍa estÁn respondiendo finalmente al llamado de vacunarse, vea el video en cÁmara rÁpida que nos muestra la afluencia de gente que ha asistido al coliseo de oakland, que se convirtiÓ en el principal centro de vacunaciÓn en el condado alameda, desde que abren, hasta que cierran no paran

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arrest anyone for what they post online and force companies to take down content we even have the junta ordering the media today to stop calling them a regime or. these are not the tactics of someone i think who is trying to negotiate a compromise with the people right phil robertson from human rights watch in bangkok thank you very much thank you to the football now and 2nd place leipsic who stood out spurred friday evening leipzig had a chance to move within 4 points of league leading bahrain with a win and they've managed it with a bit of controversy in bone chilling temperatures. there were few places colder in a bundled up germany than leipsic minus 10 degrees celsius before kickoff with the temperature falling but there was controversy to heat things up for visiting oxburgh goalkeeper rafal geeky pitch saved the penalty kick but was told by the video assistant referee she moved ahead of the goal line before he was allowed to do over and let 6 dannielle know was given a 2nd try he found the net it was one male. usef powell since selfless pass just before the half helped make it to

dead protesters and wounded several others in a crackdown on police protesting against the military junta tear gas water cannons and stun grenades were fired into crowds in various locations while scores of demonstrators or hauled away and police trucks or thora she's are trying to crush weeks of demonstrations against the february 1st military takeover which deposed the civilian government. more on this i'm joined by journalist a man tant who's in young gun a thanks for joining us can you tell us more about what's happening right now where you are in young gone. so again what we're seeing today is more and more militant opposition to police we see protesters out with shields scales on. we also recently just saw. reports of multiple cocktails being thrown and essentially people creating barricades in order to hold their position in the places that they're trying to protest against these are. ok so it seems like the police are really getting more violent in the way that they're dealing with the protesters does this suggest that they feel they're losing their grip on the situation. yeah so

. >> por su parte la junta escolar realizará una junta virtual hoy a las 5:30 de la tarde para dar adres de familia están presionando para que el la coliación dice que los niños corren un riesgo grande no solo de no aprender como deben también de regresar pronto a las escuelas. >> los estudiantes necesitan ir a las escuelas y hablar con sus compañeros para hablar de las respuestas de los problemas y tener más relaciones fuera de la casa. >> sabrina dice que no solo está distraída y si no que padece de un dolor de cabeza fuerte. >> no puedo aprender porque no puedo ver amis maestros y preguntar porque estoy en la computador todo el día y auyqnei la vacuna no esté deben regresar en persona siguiendlas medida de prevención y demuestran que están en las escuelas. >> sugieran una codificación en las tasas para determinar si las apropiadassenciales n so >> es conde la transmisión es baja para reabrir las clases en personas. >> la áreas naranjas tienen una transmisión para las áreas y que utilicen un modelo híbrido y las zonas rojas. >> pasamos a información de aquí del este de la bahía por

special envoy to myanmar has told the country's military junta it will quote face severe consequences for any crackdown on demonstrators. and we are now joined by the u.n. special envoy on myanmar christina shannon broken or this we're going to thank you for joining us here on as we mentioned we're now hearing that aung san suu kyi is facing a 2nd to charge you had the chance to speak to the deputy head of the junta in myanmar on monday were you able to secure any guarantees that the military will refrain from violence and also release her. well this is dainty tension to. weiland as much as possible because i sing they are. very they didn't expect that so many people are going on the street and will not give up and they created a community of obedience they will not stop to to protest on the street we also should not forget that we have around $28.00 armed organizations in the county who are against peace who sold the pup tensional off while and sees where we had. to greek islands because these good and very senior situation and you have warrants of severe consequences if there is vio

and she's now due to face a court hearing on monday on charges brought against her by the military junta can we expect this to further galvanize the protests. yes and i think also the arrest of journalist protesters as well as the deaths have also really been fueling people's anger and resolve to stay in the streets and to keep the civil society civil disobedience movement going and what kind of strategy have we seen from the protesters in recent days. so we've been seeing a 2 pronged strategy one is to wards are reaching out to the international community whether that is the rule the u.n. permanent representative or the rule just how much tags protesting at embassies in front of you and offices things like that as well as really preparing for violence you see a lot more people who are in construction helmets people are wearing shoes that they can run in people have gone out with their emergency contact as was their blood type not their arm and you know just really being prepared as well as learning from other protests such as hong kong and what we've seen in thailand in recent years. it

mian mars military junta has sent in the big guns soldiers are patrolling the streets a sign that the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters could escalate since this month's coup the military has given itself sweeping powers allowing it to detain people without court order. you know going out to know if you've done it today here we can see military vehicles not police security like before they've tightened security at the central bank because this is the main stream of the country's money in circulation they are afraid the central bank will stop working so that's why they have deployed the military vehicles here most of the o.t. . but the demonstrators are not intimidated bank employees have joined engineers doctors students and even soccer players and refusing to go to work. you have to believe them you're going to get both actions won't stop because they have already taken the 1st step which is the most difficult one people are marching on the streets and they don't care if they are arrested or shot of them we can't stop now the fear in our minds is going away. the release of civili

despuÉs de todo tienen dos designn juntas. — dos hijas juntas.no es la esposa del chapo guzmÁn, lo dijo Él mismo en un interrogatorio ante autoridades mexicanas antes de extraditarlo. >> nombre de su esposa? >> con la que estoy casado. alejandrina salazar. reportera: desde hace aÑos pugnÓ porque a emma no se le reconozca como esposa del narcotraficante. lo expresÓ pÚblicamente en 2018 su hija alejandrina guzmÁn en redes sociales. en este tuit escribiÓ que cualquier otra relaciÓn es delito de cuncubinato que no estÁ de acuerdo que le aumenten a su padre. >> emma coronel, como sabemos era su concubina. con estos papeles que ella pudo acceder a ver a joaquÍn. reportera: segÚn la doctora rÁmirez que hizo el perfil del chapo. la madre del chapo no considerÓ a emma como su nuera. >> era la esposa que dueÑo consuelo reconocÍa. como esposa de joaquÍn. reportera: el periodista experto en narcotrÁfico tuvo acceso a la declaraciÓn que hizo alejandrina salazar. >> compareciÓ ante el ministerio pÚblico federal, tenÍa interÉs en ver su hijo. declara ella que c

es lo que dice el presidente de la junta de supervisores del condado san mateo, aquÍ le preocupa quepersonas, segÚn su presidente ha visto, muchos de sus pacientes llegan solicitando informaciÓn en su idioma para recibir la vacuna. >> entre el personal mÉdico y adultos mayores de 65 aÑos ya mÁs de 70,000 habitantes del condado san mateo han recibido la primera dosis de la vacuna. reportera: se espera que el estadio habla sus puertas el dÍa de maÑana para convertirse en el centro de vacunaciÓn masiva mÁs grande del estado y por ende del Área de la bahÍa, representantes del condado de san mateo cree que no es suficiente para garantizar que sus comunidades mÁs vulnerables tengan acceso a la vacuna ya que muchos no cuentan con un medio de transporte para llegar hasta aquÍ. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: para este servidor pÚblico la soluciÓn serÍa mÁs distribuciÓn de dosis a clÍnicas locales, sin importar que cualquier persona pueda llegar al lugar y ser vacunado. actualmente se realizan jornadas mÓviles en diferentes Áreas del condado, vacuna ando, entregando mascarillas y realizando prue

escolar renunciaron dos miembros considerado costa trabajaran como parte de la junta escolar de esemos con enero ademÁs aÑo pasado, en promedio el alquiler ha bajado de por si parte en san josÉ la medida de renta es 2992 dÓlares mensuales. >>> el supervisor de santa clara a anuncio la apertura de un nuevo estacionamiento seguro para personas que viven en sus vehÍculos, en palo alto, el sitio tendrÁ espacio para 12 autos y es el primer estaciona mientras esto de este tipo en esta Área, u una zona donde incrementa el nÚmero personas viviendo en sus autos, este nuevo estacionamiento se saum otros que ya existen. >>> y con esto, nos vamos a al primer corte, pero al volver... >>> serÁn atendidos para seguir sus casos en estados unidos. >>> ingresan a estados unidos el primer grupo de migrantes solicitantes de asilo que esperaban su proceso en mÉxico >>> la ayuda ya llega para texans afectados por la tormenta invernal y un poco de lluvia al amanecer y luego la nubosidad, pero fue un dÍa lindo bueno les cuento que llegarÁ cambio en tÉrminos a las temperaturas, detalles al regreso en el rep

si la junta aprueba suspender el incremento de viviendas, esto quedarÍa vigente hasta fin de aÑo. visto afectados por el coronavirus no pueden pagar el alquiler. reportera: buena noche. la extensiÓn estarÁ vigente hasta el 30 de junio y se suma a las protecciones estatales aprobadas recientemente para inquilinos residenciales. el consejo de la ciudad aprobÓ la extensiÓn de una moratoria de dos —— para dueÑos de negocios que no pueden pagar la renta por coronavirus. >> me parece una gran ayuda porque hay muchos negocios, no nada mÁs el mÍo, sin otros colegas que han sido demasiado afectados y no han podido pagar su renta. esto serÁ de gran ayuda para que no cierren sus puertas. reportera: lo aprobado por la ciudad se enfoquen protecciones a negocios, ya que recientemente el estado de california extendiÓ la moratoria de desalojos para inquilinos residenciales. >> en este caso en que el estado ha dado protecciÓn a los inquilinos comerciales. la ley de la ciudad de da protecciÓn. entonces los que renten propiedades comerciales con sus negocios, tienen protecciÓn si no pueden pagar su

mian mars military junta has sent in the big guns soldiers are patrolling the streets a sign that the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters could escalate since this month's who the military has given itself sweeping powers allowing it to detain people without court order. to it i don't know if you've done it today here we can see military vehicles not police security like before they've tightened security at the central bank because this is the main stream of the country's money in circulation they are afraid the central bank will stop working so that's why they have deployed the military vehicles here almost a little bit more detail but the demonstrators are not intimidated bank employees have joined engineers doctors students and even soccer players and refusing to go to work. you're going to people's actions won't stop because they have already taken the 1st step which is the most difficult one people are marching on the streets and they don't care if they are arrested or shot we can't stop now the fear in our minds is going away. the release of civilian leader own son suchi is a

. >>> el condado santa cruz convocará a dos juntas públicas virtuales para presentar el nuevo centrouras agradables que nos acompaÑaron van a continuar los próximos días ahora la información. >>> feliz domingo tuvimos un lindo día con condiciones raras arriba de lo normal. >>> iniciemos con un vistazo al satélite radar, como este sistema de alta presión se mantiene en nuestra región, este sistema es el que ve y dan las condiciones seca, y temperaturas por arriba de lo normal. >>> llegarán grandes cambios al final de la semana laboral vamos a ver cómo sanar las mínimas anoche en el rango de los 30 y 40° santa rosa 38°, san josé con 40°. >>> el día de maÑana será otro lindo día pero un descenso. ya que el día de hoy tuvimos 78 79 maÑana 60 y 65 la mayor parte san francisco temperaturas normales con máxima de 56, san josé con 63°. >>> las condiciones varias continúan los que nos espera el próximo siete día, se aleja el sistema de alta presión y avanza nuestros y satélite al jueves viernes y próximo fin de semana, llegará un sistema de baja presión, y se espera que traiga lluvia y nieve

since the coupl, the junta has try to restrict the internet.owever the protesters themselves say the online crackdown has backfired as demonstrators take to the streets to protest. for now the army has used water cannon, rubber bullets and fired live rounds into the air to disperse crowds, but no one on the street knows for certain how far the junta is willing to go. >> a team of experts from the world health organization has concluded that the coronavirus did not originate in the lap in wuhan, china. the team traveled to the region to investigate where and how the virus started, but with the investigation happening so long after the initial outbreak, experts are trying to rein in expectations of their findings. our correspondent has the latest. >> lots of information. some conclusions and many more questions. the world health organization investigators and their chinese counterparts speaking to the media for close to three hours and reaching the following conclusions. that there was no significant spread of covid-19 in wuhan before december 20

an attack by suprters of the junta against protesters was caught on cctv. the video shows a man being assaulted by an armed group. despite this, protesters gathered said they would continue with their peaceful civil disobedience. initially, police attempted to block them from leaving the campus but they made their way out to join other protesters. a few days after, facebook limited content from me's military on its left form, but now it has banned them altogether. >> today we banned the remaining myanmar military and state controlled entities from facebook and instagram. reporter: for years, the military has waged a sophisticated commute occasions campaign, weaponizing various platforms and using them to incite and glorify violence. some fields the by facebook needs to be part of an ongoing process. >> as these accounts have been blocked and removed, as much as we might laud their removal, we need to ensure they are preserved and facebook makes them accountable for future criminal investigations. reporter: while the military has used social media platforms

un security council has called on the myanmar military junta to release aung san suu kyi. it held a second meeting after failing to agree to a statement in the previous session. outside of their homeland, more people from myanmar live in thailand than anywhere in the world. we spoke to some of the experts worried about their families back home. -- reporter: through decades of conflicts and military coups, fighters have found their way here. so when the elected leadership was ousted, it cut deep into the community here. she was there in 1962 in the military first took power away from the civilian government. he later became a soldier for 10 years and fought the military for autonomy. with his experience, he thinks violence is not the solution and political pressure should come from people like him. >> i am worried about my countrymen in myanmar, not just my relatives. the military may be in power for many years to come. i do not support violent protests in the cities. they don't have to live in fear. reporter: they have a history unique and different from the rest of thaila

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people calling for an absolute delusion of the military junta. for me personally i feel like i need to go because the of being. responsible for so many evil and suffering of many people so yeah presently i don't i don't see any compromise having with the with the hunter. you have to leave it there sam an activist joining us from me and mark thank you and thank you for having me. let's get a round up of some other world headlines now italy's ambassador to the democratic republic of congo has been killed in an ambush in the east of the country luka was traveling with the united nations convoy near the city of goma when it came under attack italy's foreign ministry says an italian military police officer was also killed. investigations are underway after 2 separate incidents involving jet engine fires on boeing planes over the weekend in the netherlands at least one person was injured after debris fell from a 747 cargo jet and in the u.s. large sections of a triple 7 engine fell on a residential neighborhood boeing is now recommending the grounding

the military junta, which took control of the country on february first, announced changes in the lawsting the privacy and security of its citizens. the new laws will allow for detainment longer than 24 hours and searches of private property without court orders. the junta also called on civil servants to end their boycott and return to work, saying" actions" could be taken against those who do not comply. the united nations human rights office said friday that 350 people have been arrested in the country since the coup began. thailand today, demonstrators gathered at a monument to democracy in bangkok to call for the repeal of a law against insulting the monarchy. the demonstrators draped the monument in red cloth to symbolize the blood of fighters for democcy. >> ( translated ): our message is that no matter what, don't get in our way towards democracy and don't try to obstrt us holding activities at the democracy monument. >> sreenivasan: earlier this week, hundreds protested in response to the arrest of ur pro-democracy leaders who have been charged with insulting the monarchy. las

that aung san suu kyi is facing a 2nd to charge you had the chance to speak to the deputy head of the junta in myanmar on monday were you able to secure any guarantees that the military will refrain from violence and also release her. well the sustained attention to our war a while and as much as possible because i think they are. very they didn't expect that so many people are going on the street and will not give up and they create a community of these obedience and they will not stop to protest on the street we also should not forget that we have around 28 armed organizations in the county who are against peace who sold the potential of wilen seas where we have. these 2 great while lens hood and very senior situation and you have warrants of severe consequences if there is violence if there is this crackdown by the military what does that mean i mean what is the international community's plan here well internally in jamar i assess that. armed organizations would not be allowed. or so many counties already started to implement targeted sanctions can trace will probably follow i will have

mian mars military junta has sent in the big guns soldiers are patrolling the streets a sign that the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters could escalate since this month's coup the military has given itself sweeping powers allowing it to detain people without court order. to imagine though if you've done it today here we can see military vehicles not police security like before they've tightened security at the central bank because this is the main stream of the country's money in circulation they are afraid the central bank will stop working so that's why they have deployed the military vehicles here almost the ability. but the demonstrators are not intimidated bank employees have joined engineers doctors students and even soccer players and refusing to go to work. you have to believe i'm your general people's actions won't stop because they have already taken the 1st step which is the most difficult one of all the people are marching on the streets and they don't care if they are arrested or shot we can't stop now the fear in our minds is going away. the release of civilian leader

. >> reporter: but the junta is holding on to power.week the police broke up a protest, barricaded the pagoda iconic pagoda from protesters, and used water cannons, rubber bullets, and live rounds pushing back this so-called civil disobedience movement. >> if the generals respond to anything, we know they respond to a bite in their wallets. >> reporter: those generals are vowing to hold free and fair elections and are now targeted by u.s., british, and canadian sanctions, supporting people fighting for a return to democracy. and myanmar human rights watchers expect these protests to go on for a very long time. tom andrews saying we could be in for a siege. as for the civilian leader, her next hearing is march 1, but the junta really could detain her indefinitely. ramy inocencio, cbs news, beijing. >> diaz: to russia now, with opposition leader alexei navalny made an appearance in court today. navalny waved to reporters from the defendent's box. naomi osaka is on top of her game. today, the 23-year-old who represents japan beat american

arrest anyone for what they post online and force companies to take down content we even have the junta ordering the media today to us stop calling them a regime or. these are not the tactics of someone i think who is trying to negotiate a compromise with the people right phil robertson from human rights watch in bangkok thank you very much. thank you. to syria now where the civil war has gone on for more than 8 years tens of thousands of people sought refuge from the fighting at this atari refugee camp in neighboring jordan it was supposed to be temporary but with many residents seeing little chance of returning home they've been getting on with their lives. getting married in a refugee camp doesn't mean giving up on your dream wedding to know it has only a wedding shopping disaster at a camp for 3 years and we found a time stay approaching she's helping brides prepare for the big day with stresses she has made by the someone who has. i feel this work is a form of art. and if it touches you hot the salad you know you have to do it doesn't. for customers planning their wedding also give

facing a risintide of protests,the military junta has cracked down on twitter and instagram use, and internet access across the country. the u.s. is considering sanctions against the generals. yesterday, in a phone call with a top chinese diplomat, secretary of state anthony blinken pressed the chinese government to condemn the coup. suu kyi spent 15 years under house arrest after leading pro-democracy protests against the military junta in 1988. protesters say they will demonstrate again tomorrow. thousands of farmers blocked highways across india today in protest of the country's new agricultural laws. the protesters stopped traffic for three hours today, using trucks and tractors. rallies were held in favor of repealing laws that india's government says will modernize the nation's agriculture indust, but which critics say favor large corporations over independent farmers. the blockades are only the latest development in the face- off between agricultural workers and the government. for more than two months, tens of thousands of indian farmers have camped on roadsides surrounding t

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us myanmar's military junta has extended the detention of deposed leader aung sun suu cheap she was due to be released today but will now remain in jail at least until wednesday protesters are once again in the streets demanding her release and an end to the coup the power 2 weeks ago. the military has intensified its crackdown on the protests sending armored vehicles into the streets and imposing an internet blackout this after images were circulated online that showed the military firing on a crowd of protesters so unclear whether live ammunition was used. spring in journalist dave green of here he's covered me on more extensively and joins us now from kuala lumpur good to see you again dave tell us house the situation in myanmar right now how volatile is it. yeah i communicated with some people on the ground this morning and it's clearly things are very tense there as you said armored vehicles on the streets soldiers patrolling in fatigues he's got police you've got water cannons visible people are certainly on edge now there are reports

yesterday, he defied the military junta in a shock speech to the un general assembly, urging them top. well, earlier, the burmese analyst tin htar swe told us how the ambassador's speech gave the protesters a morale boost. it was very significant. the ambassador made that speech. nobody was expecting it, and he publicly condemned the militaryjunta. and when the speech came out, it was later in the evening in myanmar, in burma, and people were so surprised to hear it. they had a pretty tough time yesterday when the police cracked down on protesters. and suddenly, when they heard that the ambassador to the united nations has now publicly declared that he was not going to work for the military junta, that really lifted the spirit of the people. they were so happy. they are very organised, and that surprises everyone. because, if you look at the protests, there's no visible leader. they are all organised by a group of young protesters, and they know themselves as generation z. and they came up with very creative ideas. they are determined to go on with the protest. be defiant simply beca

in this latest round of that's goes along with what the narrative is coming out from the military junta and that is the reason they they say that they staged the coup was because the election back in november was fraudulent so they're going after the election committee people too so again another round of these detentions we're seeing now there and scott the u.s. has announced it will be imposing sanctions on the military coup leaders how is that likely them to go down with the protesters on the streets. well the protesters you know in the social media reaction that's going to be the immediate reaction because that the announcement actually came very early morning the middle of the night actually here in the region and it was obviously very happy that they're getting the recognition that they've been recognition that they've been going after and that is that the international community sees what's happening here and comments and react to what's happening here so that is happening with the united states and a physical manifestation of that is we're seeing people in yangon that gathering

and she's now due to face a court hearing on monday on charges brought against her by the military junta can we expect this to further galvanize the protests. yes and i think also the arrest of journalist protesters as well as the deaths have also really been fueling people's anger and result to stay in the streets and to keep the civil society civil disobedience we have been going and what kind of strategy have we seen from the protesters in recent days. so we've been seeing a 2 pronged strategy one is to wards are reaching out to the international community whether that is the rule the u.n. permanent representative or the rule just hushed. protesting at embassies in front of u.n. offices things like that as well as really preparing for violence you see a lot more people who are in construction hell that people are wearing shoes that they can run in people have gone out with their emergency contact as well as their blood type written on their arm and you know just really being prepared as well as learning from other protests such as how calm have always seen in recent years turns him in

shot dead protesters and wounded several others in a crackdown on demonstrations against the military junta tear gas and water cannons and stun grenades were fired into crowds in various locations while scores of demonstrators were hauled away in police trucks. authorities are trying to crush weeks and demonstrations against the february 1st military takeover which deposed the civilian government. and i'm joined now by an activist in mandalay we were referring to him as sam to respect his wish to remain anonymous of for security reasons so sam thank you for joining us you are in one of the biggest cities mandalay and that's been the scene of some violence police crackdowns on protesters what have you seen taking place. to go if you're mentally. do you know the general strike. around the country so a lot of people came out and. saw the trip to churchill has. the dissidents civil servants seem concerned as of now many of those were injured and police is not using any restraint against. the truth just are and will and they are grown stuff the killing seems. to gestures. they say the grounds ar

to try to explain why they went to malaysia this is a government now and myanmar that is a military junta and that has traditionally looked very badly at people leaving the country without permission and they could they could be prosecuted for leaving myanmar without authorization. what about any recourse is there anything in any action that cannot be taken. well i think that the investigation into the director general of immigration and his immigration department needs to happen i think they should face severe penalties for defying the court i think there also needs to be action based on the concerns that we and other human rights groups have raised that people here were probably asylum seekers and refugees in that group you know this is a completely outrageous violation of international human rights law by the malaysian authorities and and i think that the immigration department has to pay for it and if they order their order from higher up the people who gave that order have to be held responsible as well. phil robertson dempsey there are fewer rights which is asia division thanks very

and there's growing concern about a cyber bill proposed by the junta. the military says its new laws are to protect the public and prevent crimes that could harm the country's stability. freedom of expression advocates see it as an unprecedented censorship. and this is sort of a page out of the authoritarian playbook you define something so broadly that it can mean anything and then you can charge anyone and 9 times out of 10 that's going to be a government critic or an activist so we're really worried that this law will be pushed through and then it will be used to suppress criticism of the military or resistance to the military coup also marking the union day holiday the who to announce a prisoner amnesty more than 23000 prisoners were released the military leaders say the move was to establish a new democratic state with peace development and discipline protesters are concerned that part of the reason for the release is to make room in the prisons possibly for more political detainees scott hodler al-jazeera. some breaking news out of washington the

la junta de supervisores del condado de santa clara aprobÓ una nueva norma que permite pagar 5 $ extraesenciales por 180 dÍas. la ordenanza aplicarÁ para supermercados y farmacias. >> un Área no incorporada es un Área que no pertenece a santa clara. reportera: Áreas en donde recide menos del 10% de trabajadores. >> el nÚmero serÍa pequeÑo. las ciudades aparte de nuestro condado utilizan este modelo y toman medidas similares. reportera: ninguna de las 15 ciudades del condado tendrÁn que acatar esta ley, para el condado quiere servir de ejemplo. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: varias ciudades y condados que han decidido por esta iniciativa han recibido demandas. >> el condado sabe que podrÍa tener demandas, pero hay que apoyar los trabajadores por su labor en la pandemia. reportera: contactamos con la asociaciÓn de supermercados, pero no obtuvimos respuesta. paola: en el condado estÁn mateo se pospuso este pago extra. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: vean estas imÁgenes. es el viento que tenemos a esta hora. vamos con suheily. suheily: muy buenas noches. las condiciones cambiaron desde ayer de forma drÁ

government on february 1st a coup a wednesday president joe biden said it was time for the military junta to pay the price to begin imposing consequences on the leaders of the coup the u.s. government is taking steps to prevent the generals from improperly acrobat having access to the $1000000000.00 in burma's government funds held in none of the states and today have approved a new executive order. a new executive order neighbor to immediately sanction the military leaders who directed the coup their business interest as well as close family members biting also called for the immediate release of state councilor on santucci and president lynette. and praised the thousands of bernie citizens demonstrating for an end to the clue violence against those asserting their democratic rights is unacceptable and we're going to keep calling it out the people of burma are making their voices heard. and the world is watching will be ready to impose additional measures at the state department a recognition of just how much diplomacy it will take to end the crisis i think what we are most concerned wit

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and now the junta is beginning to use violence. in souther myanmar, police fired rubber bullets.th, soldiers fired to disperse the crowd. and this week for the first time since protests began, soldiers appeared on the streets, in armored vehicles. the military spokesman claims civil servants re being manipulated. >> ( translated ): we found out that the protesters are inciting the violence and illegally pressuring civil servants. the protesters have become violent rather than peaceful. but we've seen this resistance and crackdown before. 1988 uprisings against the government, were met with a brutal military crackdown that killed thousands of protestors. >> schifrin: in today's myanmar, even before the coup, the but today's myanmar is less isolated. and young people reluctant to give up democratic gains, are more connected and creative. this week, there were breakdancing protestors. musician protestors who played a well known anthem of resistance. and young men who wanted to infuse the protests, with some muscle. many younger protestors want more than the coup's reversal. they wan