have been kind out by a fifty seven year old man with links to the guerrilla group the national liberation army. prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth escaped unhurt when anscombe was involved in a collision with another car landrover he was driving in overturned the royal seat of sounding them in eastern england a ninety seven year old prince was last seen in public at the wedding of prince harry and nevin mafi in may. now more than twenty prominent figures from jail in politics sports business and entertainment have written a passionate appeal to the u.k. to abandon brick said it was printed as an open letter in today's edition of the times newspaper it included the leaders of germany's three main parties on a great balance the new head of the c.d.u. body has signed the letter as well as under anonymous the head of the social democratic party in germany and the green party leader robert habeck as well as other leaders here's what they wrote after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us welcome germany back as a sovereign nation and a european power t

back in 1949, what was the scenh like the people's liberation army marched into shanghai? >> this is a generation that lived through starting wo,d war he occupation by japan. it had been a very brutal time, the collapse of the oldregime. so this was a societ chaos and had been for a very long time. so when it w very clearhat

liberation army and we have a national democratic alliance that there are going to start fighting and enter formal negotiations however i am seriously concerned about the fighting between ethnic i'm going to zation zusha this largely takes place in civilian areas and has contributed to further instability and insecurity for villagers and temporarily displaced six thousand people between october and december i am concerned that this fighting will lead to divisions between communities in china and further hamper efforts at achieving peace and for many are worried members of society who are concerned that the situation of the people and i lead the council for gen. under the government's plans to close these cows the government will relocate people to remote areas far from their places of origin and remove them economic opportunities and an attack and support. bob the government's consultation and the u.n. camp of your is welcome it has failed to consult the identities and national and international organizations working with the displaced populations returns to the peace places of origin

or the national liberation army m i believe there was an attack on an on an oil pipeline not that long ago just how much of a threat are they. if this is a small organization but contrary to the far as they are very permanent in that in the country they have a large network of militias within cities and with it within rural areas and these have been very active in these type of attacks they're highly trained in the use of weapons in the use of explosives and so this is one possibility that might be likely. when we come to the president even decay he was only sworn in last august and his approval ratings have taken a pretty steep fourth since then how is he doing and is this really just another test of his presidency he's not doing very well i would say there were high expectations and they have not been met to a large degree his his polls are very low comparative comparatively to other presidents during the beginning of their administrations and security wise this is the country is not at peace we actually have a lot of high levels of violence as this incident and many others point to

perpetrators he suspended peace talks started by his predecessor with the eleven or national liberation army suspected of detonating that bomb on a sander i'm here to is joining us from bogota so how do the investigators know that the attacker who died in that explosion and the second person arrested so far more indeed members of the l.n. and if proved what does it mean for the salt peace talks. well the attorney general earlier said that they have proof and they. intelligence that the hacker was an explosive expert in that he has been part of this rebel group for many years and that he had lost his hand in a previous explosion for this group and also that until recently months he was giving training to rebels in camps along the border in the swelling regions that are strongholds the national liberation army the person he said that was arrested in the early morning hours friday according to the government to the authorities be part of an urban cell. the attorney general there said that he was caught on the phone talking about his role in tears these attacks we haven't heard these recordings

or also known as the national liberation army.veteran a famous us on us the people who died were people who had chosen the path of good when they could have followed any other path in life but this was the one they chose it was studying in an academic environment to become a people of good to serve society all of them between the ages of seventeen and twenty two trying to progress in their lives with great dreams in front of their families i mean one day to reach the highest honors in the national police and because of a terrorist act committed to buy the land they have lost those dreams. go over to the colombian capital or bogota where our son to run purity is waiting for us now or sundra really one wonders what else was set up this press conference and sort of any more details on the investigation itself. absolutely so both the minister of defense and the columbia's attorney general gave a number of new details of this investigation that has been moving quite quite quickly all this information is coming less than twenty four hou

they came to the jungle headquarters in eastern myanmar of the qur'an national liberation army to mark seventy years since it took up arms against the government they call it revolution day but the revolution still hasn't been realised. the fight will go on because the government won't give us freedom easily so we have to fight for that. the mainly christian organization is one of many armed ethnic groups that are fighting for greater rights and self-determination a cease fire is in place but it's broken regularly. and peace talks have made little progress one of the main problems is that the armed if the groups say when the negotiating with me in must civilian government they don't get anywhere because don not the ones who are really in control it's me and miles military that run the country for almost fifty years that still has ultimate power and they say when they do talk to the me and my military there's a lack of trust and. the korean leaders have now suspended involvement in the peace process choosing instead to hold informal talks on their own terms those involved say it's a tem

dozens more is sort of been carried out by fifty seven year old man with links to the national liberation army guerrilla group. u.s. president donald trump directed his personal attorney michael cohen to lie to congress this is according to a report by buzz feed news citing two are named law enforcement offices the president is said to have ordered mr cullen to lie about plans to build a trump tower in moscow unsupported to go into meet with russian president vladimir putin to jump start the project last year mr curry pleaded guilty to lying to congress about development approaches as to trump has repeatedly denied any collusion with russia. i spoke to correspondent all of a sudden washington and asked him if the reports are proved to be true how significant they could be well the president tells his lawyer to lie in front of congress that is one thing another thing is negotiating such a huge business project like the moscow trump towers as an officially candidate for u.s. presidency and this could mean witness tampering as well as obstruction of justice if this turns out to be true of course

have been carried out by a fifty seven year old with links to the guerrilla group the national liberation army. prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth the state on her and his car was involved in a collision with another vehicle the land rover he was driving overturn years the royal estate of saddling him and he's from england ninety seven year old has not been seen in public since may. president trapes cancelled his delegations trip to the world economic forum in davos switzerland a consolation comes amidst the turmoil of the partial government shutdown the treasury secretary steven engine was to have been part of that delegation. for the speaker but now the feud between president trump of the democrats over that shutdown has escalated further and the display of presidential power the president refused no words. work for an overseas trip democrat house speaker nancy pelosi government that move came after posing as trying to postpone his state of the union address. but that this all comes as the president marks the midway point of his four year term in the white house if you do

. >> the kidnappers are members of a terrorist group that calls themselves the symbionese liberation armyt is seeking the alliance of all in this country who oppose its government. it calls on them to unite into a fighting force. with the demands of the sla, death to the fascist insect that preys on the life of the people. >> we love you, patty, and we're all praying for you. i know those people. they have good ideals. they're just going about them the wrong way. >> initially, patty's kidnapping progresses exactly like you would expect, but then things start to get seriously weird. >> patty hearst claims now she has become tania x, newest recruit in the symbionese liberation army. >> i've changed. i've become conscious and can never go back to the life i led before. >> at least initially there's widespread skepticism that patty hearst would join this group. it wasn't until she actually showed up in the middle of an sla bank robbery with a machine gun that suddenly all the country and all the world realized that this heiress was now part of an underground terrorist group. >> she held that

they came to the jungle headquarters in eastern me and ma of the qur'an national liberation army to mark seventy years since it took up arms against the government they call it revolution day but the revolution still hasn't been realized. the fight will go on because the government won't give us freedom easily so we have to fight for that. the mainly christian organization is one of many armed ethnic groups that are fighting for greater rights and self-determination a cease fire is in place but it's broken regularly. and peace talks have made little progress one of the main problems is that the armed to the groups say when the negotiating with me i'm a civilian government they don't get anywhere because don not the ones who are really in control it's me and miles military that run the country for almost fifty years that still has ultimate power and they say when they do talk to the me and my military there's a lack of trust and. the korean leaders have now suspended involvement in the peace process choosing instead to hold informal talks on their own terms those involved say it's a tempo

they came to the jungle headquarters in eastern myanmar of the qur'an national liberation army to mark seventy years since it took up arms against the government they call it revolution day but the revolution still hasn't been realised. the fight will go on because the government won't give us freedom easily so we have to fight for that. the mainly christian organization is one of many armed ethnic groups that are fighting for greater rights and self-determination a cease fire is in place but it's broken regularly. and peace talks have made little progress one of the main problems is that the armed if the groups say when the negotiating with me i'm a civilian government they don't get anywhere because don not the ones who are really in control it's me and miles military that run the country for almost fifty years that still has ultimate power and they say when they do talk to the me and my military there's a lack of trust and. the korean leaders have now suspended involvement in the peace process choosing instead to hold informal talks on their own terms those involved say it's a tempo

criminal groups operating among the still standing rebel group of the year and or the national liberation army. a child and doctor have been reported after the latest protests across demanding the president omar al bashir. police used tear gas and live ammunition to disperse crowds who were trying to march to the presidential palace the president's south remains defiant denouncing the protesters as traitors and announcing a paid civil servant servants to try to quell the anger here but morgan reports now from the capital khartoum. freedom peace and justice these have been the demands of protesters for nearly a month along with a demand for sudan's president omar al bashir to. in his nearly three decades in office and step down or not believe in the here still more i don't know what's going to help our demands are the demands of everyone and god willing we will continue running groupie success for our protest today is large and we are going in the right direction we will go to the presidential palace we just want peace freedom and justice like the rest of the world the protests began last month

is toward being carried out by a fifty seven year old man with links to the group the national liberation army. people in northern argentina are struggling to cope with widespread floods that have lashed the region above average rainfall in the past seven months of course of the agricultural damage some three thousand five hundred people were forced to leave their homes in the province of the faith. united nations convoy has come under fire in yemen it was caught in the head of the un peace mission retired dutch general patrick met he escaped unhurt the incident took place in the port city of the u.n. says it doesn't know who fired the armored vehicle back who went and the saudi that coalition have blamed each other the attack happened shortly after the u.n. security council approved an expansion of its mission overseeing. the truth was a result of talks aimed at calming the conflict and crucially opening up the port for badly needed humanitarian aid as we hear in our next report for millions of civilians help soon enough. getting into the war zone in central gamen we're embedded with troops f

back in 1949, what was the scenh like the people's liberation army marched into shanghai? >> this is a generation that lived through starting wo,d war he occupation by japan. it had been a very brutal time, the collapse of the oldregime. so this was a societ chaos and had been for a very long time. so when it w very clearhat the red army of chairman i mao going to be marching into shanghai, really all hellroke loose. it had been building for some time because it was clear that this society was going to c lapse. >> shanghai was viewed as a capitalis a lot of the more elite chinese lived there a they all feared persecution. >> many did. it was a city like new york city. as one of the top five cities and population in the whole world. a'it was ch largest and most cosmopolitan. >> so at the time the red army was approaching, people were so afraid that they holding on to the sides of trains and imbing on the roofs, going packed like sardines or on boats hat were so heavy they were sinking. panic had broken loose. that's why i called it the last oat out of shanghai because every

to be carried out by a fifty seven year old man with links to the guerrilla group the national liberation army. prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth escaped unhurt when his car was involved in an accident a land rover he was driving overturned in the accidents near the royal estate of saturn and eastern. president promised council the delegations trip to the world economic forum in davos switzerland consolation comes amidst the turmoil of the government shutdown treasury secretary steven engine was to have been part of that u.s. delegation well. for now the feud between president trump and the democrats over that shutdown has escalated further in a display of presidential power trump refused nor terry transport for an over scenes trip by democrat house speaker nancy pelosi the move came after pelosi suggested trump postpone his state of the union address amidst the government shutdown but that. now this all comes as the president marks the midway point of his four year term in the white house and of years washington correspondent alexander phenomena looks back at what the for

dozens more is sort of being carried out by fifty seven year old man with links to the national liberation army guerrilla group. united states has announced that it will. but it will not attend the world economic forum in davos at the constellation comes amidst the turmoil of the partial u.s. government shutdown the treasury said secretary was to have been part of the u.s. delegation and. u.s. president donald trump and directed his personal attorney michael cohen to lie to congress this is according to a report by buzz feed news citing two unnamed law enforcement officers the president is said to have all of this to come to light about plans to build a trump tower in moscow supporters are coming to meet with russian president vladimir putin to jumpstart the project last year was to come and pleaded guilty to lying to congress about the development of the poses for president trump has repeatedly denied collusion with russia. so let's get more on this from d.w. correspondent all of a salad in washington welcome all of us if these reports prove to be true how significant ali. well a president tel

in the country they yell and the national liberation army ready game know the details of who might be behind this attack to be the person was driving the car and alexander it's the biggest attack against a police and military facility in bogota in over ten years so what impact has to be you know the atmosphere the people there how have they been reacting to this. that's correct barbara this kind of attack on the colombian stock that they have closed there this chapter in their history that these kind of attack at least these this big. was not going to happen any more there have been bombed by attacks in the last day even here in the capital. where victims of the last one.

been carried out by a fifty seven year old man with links to the guerrilla group the national liberation army. people in northern argentina are struggling to cope with widespread floods that of lashed the region above average rainfall in the past several months of call severe agricultural damage some thirty five hundred people were forced to leave their homes in the province of santa fe. it's to the us now where the feud between president trump and the democrats over the longest government shutdown in u.s. history is escalating and a display of presidential power the president refused military transport for an overseas trip by democrat house speaker nancy pelosi move came after palosi suggested postpone his state of the union address amidst the shutdown one dollar but that. well this escalation comes as the president marks the midway point of his four year term in the white house is washington correspondent i was on a phenomena looks back at what the forty fifth president of the united states has achieved so far. he has remained true to himself bragging about his accomplishments lashing out a

border with venezuela where a number of different criminal groups operate among them are national liberation army which is a. rebel group but that's still an active the only rebel group still active in. there's no doubt that this attack being the worst that a colombian has seen in almost a decade will rattle many a nerve for here in the capital and across the country colombians are eager to turn the page on their history of violence but it seems like that dark past might be creeping back. activists in sudan say to. people have been killed and confrontations between police and protesters thousands of people marched across several cities for yet another day of anti-government demonstrations demanding the president's resignation but omar al bashir remains defiant from khartoum his head the morgan with more. freedom peace and justice these have been the demands of protesters for nearly a month along with a demand for sudan's president omar al bashir to end his nearly three decades in office and step down the call even though you're still in one i don't know what our demands are the demands of everyon

been carried out by a fifty seven year old man with links to the guerrilla group the national liberation army. people in northern argentina are struggling to cope with widespread floods that a blast of region above average rainfall in the past several months of calls of your agricultural damage some thirty five hundred people were forced to leave their homes in the province of south of that. is to britain now where the prime minister threesome a has been meeting cabinet members and he's to put together a revised brecht's a deal that she will present the parliament next week her original bracks a plan was thrown out of course by lawmakers in an historic defeat earlier this week. consensus with representatives of britain's main political parties that could prove crucial to escaping the current political deadlock everybody is facing criticism from many sides over her fusil to rule out a potential damaging no deal breck's it. so what's next for britain our correspondent found some unexpected answers in london. london business as usual but wait isn't there something you can oh yeah breaks it for t

groups operate some long day i'm still standing to get rebel group of the year leonard national liberation army. obviously the strength of the bomb was remarkable actually the war stuff tackles this type the columbia scene for more than ten years what does this mean for the country that. the cloak the people of all the time called long going to in general have been quite eager to turn the page on the long history of violence in colombia and this attack is a reminder of darker times through the eighty's and the ninety's and also the early two titles and when car bombs that were almost as enormous there were explosions happening in very often more than once a month sometimes even every week here in the capital both with bat as the colombian state the west fighting first against the drug trafficking good criminal or getting patients such as the one that you made that you can lead by public asco bar and then after that to the way it's the rebel group of a fire which also has planted bombs here in the capital but that's so there's no doubt that the distress that x.x. rattled cities are from not on t

with the colombian government back in two thousand and sixteen more background on the national liberation army widely known as the e l n it's colombia's last remaining active group of iran two thousand rebels the left wing armed group was founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty four by roman catholic priests and students inspired by the cuban revolution and marxist ideology their own struggle is for a popular democracy and equal distribution of land and wealth their activities include kidnappings cocaine trafficking blowing up oil pipelines and attacking multinational companies both the us and e.u. consider the l.n. a terrorist organization now n. began formal talks with the colombian government in twenty sixteen after then president juan manuel santos signed a landmark these deal with the largest rebel group the far the temporary ceasefire was in october twenty seventeen after more than fifty years of conflicts the group resumed attacks a year ago when the one hundred one day ceasefire agreement expired and leaders demanded a new deal peace talks resumes last may first in ecuador then in c

a vehicle packed with explosives broke through checkpoints and blew up eleven of the national liberation armyhas an estimated two thousand fighters the group entered peace talks with former president juan manuel santos and twenty seventeen but they were put on hold by the current president evo decay thousands more children may have been separated from their parents or the us mexico border than previously reported by the trump administration the u.s. government watchdog says the health and human services agency responsible for taking care of children didn't track them sufficiently until a court ruled that they must be reunited with their parents the report also shows officials were separating children well before trying to so-called zero tolerance policy came into effect last year rob reynolds has more from washington d.c. . this latest information comes from a report compiled by the inspector general of the apartment of health and human services who says that there were thousands of children separated from their parents at the southern border as they tried to cross into the united states begi

huawei, which is headed by the former people's liberation army engineer is accused of using bribery and in its assent. u.s. prosecutors are reportedly conducting a criminal investigation against the company for stealing robot technology from t-mobile, according to "the wall street journal." the company did not comment on the reports but denies previous allegations of wrongdoing, noting that a 2017 civil suit found no, quote, willful and malicious conduct." huawei's would never spy. "the new york times" says so far there is no hard proof that it has. yet the u.s., australia, new zealand have effectively banned huawei from 5g supply chains. other allies remain wary. there are solutions other than bans. take the uk, a november report notes the government setup an inspection center run jointpy by british counter intelligence and huawei that laboriously tests hardware and software for threats and vulnerabilities. this kind of inspection process may slow down the adoption of 5g, but perhaps that is for the best. the reams of data that 5g unleashes on the global networks will be vulnerable. we

that when we -- i would say a good working relationship with my counterpart and the people's liberation army/navy and an indication of that. we hosted a symposium last september, a big event, there's over 100 navies represented, most by the chief of maisie -- navy, a singular event in the world. my counterpart was about it, he came and we asked him to speak on a panel and he did and so this was an idea of continuing to meet and communicate so that we can get a better and better understanding of each other's intent. so, then we went back and asked for a pretty aggressive visit ourselves. i wanted to go to china and reciprocate. and they were open to just about everything we asked. we had a very rich visit in china. having said that, i don't think that there is any question that we are in competition here. and as we continue to grow and johnny continues to grow, there is going to be areas where we have common interests, the korean peninsula is an area where we have largely common interests. the idea of increasing prosperity, that is a trajectory we both want to stay on for the betterment of bo

it would stop intellectual property theft, cut off support to the people's liberation army and hold companiese involved in chinese human rights abuses accountable. i wanted to talk to him. resident scholar of the american enterprise institute and author of china global investment tracker. good to have you here. you say that china has become a dangerous rival. tell me how you came to that conclusion. >> there are two steps to this. one that gets everybody's attention which is, we made a deal with china to let them in the wto. the deal was there was going to be more imports from china, which we knew, and more exports from the united states. that hasn't happened on the export from the u.s. side because, as your report just mentioned, the chinese steal american intellectual property and turn their companies into competitors. when they don't do that, they heavily subsidize their own production so there's no market access for u.s. firms. we made a wto deal. it was a bad deal. didn't know that. we know that now. step two, this government is considerably more aggressive than the previous government.

liberation army. obviously the strength of the bomb was remarkable actually the worst attack of this kind that colombia seen for more than ten years what does this mean for the country that. the cloak the people of all the time called long against it in general have been quite eager to turn the page on the long history of violence in colombia and this attack is a reminder of darker times through the eighty's and the ninety's and also the early two titles in when car bombs that were almost the norm that were explode.

in colombia, the national liberation army, known as the eln, claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack that killed at least 21 people and left at least 68 injured in the capital bogota, thursday. in a statement, the group said the attack, which targeted cadets at a police academy, was in response to government forces bombing an eln camp last month, in breach of a proposed ceasefire. colombia's right-wing president, ivan duque, said he is issuing arrest warrants for eln representatives who are currently in cuba for peace talks.s. in mexico, the director of community y radio statation radiokashana was found dead in baja, california, sunday -- the first journalist to be killed in mexico this year. rafael murua manriquez had reported receiving death threats and harassment after criticizing the mayor of mulege, felipe prado and had been under federal protection. journalism and free speech advocates are calling for an investigation into the killing. meanwhile in ghana, gunmen shot , and killed journalist and documentary filmmaker ahmed hussein suale in a suburb of the capital accra we

symbionese liberation army of the 1970s. certain extreme animal rights activists groups. these people do violent things. the answer, you track them down. won't be more than 40 of them. arrest them for their crimes. rethem from society, society will be safe. sometimes you get radical groups that are expressing something real, broadly shared, the black panthers. that, black panthers were violent criminals in radicalized form speaking to something that black america was not content with the achievements of the first wave -- in fact opened the way to a lot of anger. we can vote but we want an equal share of the society. at that point what, wisely stable policy, what a wise conservatism does is to say, confronting people like black panthers, we have to identify the antisocial personalities here and isolate, marginalize them. identified grievances they're exploiting and address them. a combination of confession and repression. that is how you face radical groups broadly based. reaction to things like charlottesville, reason why i was trump curious and at the same time so trump

with the colombian government back in two thousand and sixteen more background on the national liberation army widely known as the e l n it's colombia's last remaining active group of iran two thousand rebels the left wing group was founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty four by roman catholic priests and students inspired by the cuban revolution and marxist ideology there on struggle is for a popular democracy and equal distribution of land and wealth their activities include kidnappings cocaine trafficking blowing up oil pipelines and attacking multinational companies both the us and e.u. consider the l.n. a terrorist organization and began formal talks with the colombian government in twenty sixteen after then president juan manuel santos signed a landmark these deal with the largest rebel group the far the temporary ceasefire was in october twenty seventeen after more than fifty years of conflicts the group resumed attacks a year ago when the one hundred one day ceasefire agreement expired and leaders demanded a new deal peace talks resumes last may first in ecuador then in cuba but we

and a new added dynamic, the islamic revolutionary guard corpss, shia liberation army proxies in iraq and syria that have hegemonic goals. and us interests, sunni allies. >> the ghost -- used account as an american there obviously. they notice you and talk to you and practice english and that is a key demographic, those kids and teens whose perceptions are being shaped by the right forces. >> a great opportunity, the intelligence apparatus, national security, national security realm to look at iraq. they are increasingly against political parties. not talking the sunnis, and the traditional -- they make up 60% of the country, now opposing political parties tied to iran. a key thing happened in 2018. the shia use rose up in bowser and broke down the consulate, they burned down the political office building, they burned down a soon-to-be designated terrorist organization, league of the righteous, burned down there office, vandalized these offices. these entities, ah in iranian -- a religious party set up by the iranian's during saddam's will. the shia youth are pushing back against shia

with the colombian government back in two thousand and sixteen more background on the national liberation army widely known as the e l n it's colombia's last remaining active group of around two thousand rebels the left wing group was founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty four by roman catholic priests and students inspired by the cuban revolution and marxist ideology their own struggle is for a popular democracy and equal distribution of land and wealth their activities include kidnappings cocaine trafficking blowing up oil pipelines and attacking multinational companies both the us and e.u. consider the l.n. a terrorist organization and began formal top. with the colombian government in twenty sixteen after then president juan manuel santos signed a landmark peace deal with the largest rebel group the far the temporary ceasefire was in october twenty seventeen after more than fifty years of conflicts the group resumed attacks a year ago when the one hundred one day cease fire agreement expired and leaders demanded a new deal peace talks resumes last may first in ecuador then in cuba but

the atomic revolutionary guard corps as liberation army proxies in iraq and syria that have hegemonic hold. they want to build the threaten u.s. interests are sunni allies. >> it's interesting you say about the 10-year-old boys. one of the things i noticed americans are so popular with them right now. you stick out as an american manner and they notice you and they'll want to talk to you and practice english. that is a key demographic whose perceptions right now are being shaped and make sure they are being shaped by the right courses. >> is a great opportunity for future security experts, for people currently involved in our intelligence apparatus, our national security in the national security realm. look at iraq to 70% of the population is under the age of 30. they are increasingly against the political parties. i'm not talking about the sunnis. i'm not talking about just the sunni arabs. i'm not talking about the political construct. i'm talking about 60% of this country now opposing political parties tied to iran. a key thing happened in 2018. they rose up and burned down the ira

prosecute the perpetrators he suspended peace talks started by his predecessor with the national liberation armysuspected of detonating a bomb. is joining us from the investigators know that the attacker who died in the explosion and the second person arrested so far were indeed members of the then of proved what does it mean for the stall for stocks. well there again a cologne be as the minister of defense and the attorney general say that they have enough proof and even televisions that the attacker was an explosives expert for the lead and that they know that he had lost his right hand in a previous explosion and that he was responsible for holding explosives training n e l n camps in different regions along the border with the business where that where the the rebel group mostly operates is the second man the one that was the rest of the indian early morning hours of friday allegedly was caught on the phone in this phone was tapped by d.l. tori to use that because he was suspected of being part of an urban sell the land he was caught on the phone talking about this role in terrorists these a

> that's what he claims as well but because of his history as an engineer in the pla, peoples liberation army the military, defense arm of china, people are skeptical if this is a conduit for chinese spying. david: isn't this a better way to hold china's feet to the fire than tariffs that hurt both consumers and producers? >> tariffs are sales taxes and by going after specific individuals, specific companies, you get action. >> one of the things european leaders will tell you behind closed doors, they don't understand why the u.s. from the beginning didn't work with them, have the same complaints, presented a united front. you would have gotten this thing resolved. david: last word from steve. economists are warning of dire catastrophic economic impacts as the shutdown drags on. are they right? that's coming next. our grandparents checked their smartphones zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. com

president yvonne took a suspended peace talks started by his predecessor with an or national liberation army he's ordered security forces to find and prosecute the perpetrators families in venezuela struggling to cope with the economic crisis are not only abandoning the country but also their children who they can no longer provide for there are now a growing number of children living on the streets and orphanages are running out of space to house them terrorise a bow reports. is. going to holly's eleven years old he's mother left him in this orphanage two years ago she went to colombia to escape the ongoing crisis in venezuela a minister in the end we were received here with open arms we are taught many things and i don't want to leave my dreams behind. this is the mingle view orphanage a place that provides a home to at least fourteen children and gives an education to dozens of others. they were little is in charge he says that what's been happening here is yet another consequence of the crisis i mean. we receive children from other places that we try to keep because there is a process fo

operate hmongs them the only rebel groups still operating in the country they yell and the national liberation army by the game know details of who might be behind this attack to beside the person was driving the car and alexander it's the biggest attack against a police and military facility in bogota in over ten years so what impact has to be you know the atmosphere the people there how have they been reacting to this. that's correct barbara this kind of attack on the colombian stock that they had to close this chapter in their history that these kind of attack at least these this big. was not going to happen anymore there have been bombed by attacks in the last decade even here in the capital. where victims of the last one i can remember was inside a mall here in the capital with. two people that we haven't seen. s.u.v. worth caring through the attorney general eighty kilograms of explosives besides the damage there were inside the school there are a broken windows and up our minds at that have been affected up to one hundred meters away so there's no doubt that this kind of attack. recalled a v

the revolutionary liberation army of colombia these guerrilla groups engage in this a drug traffic for the last two decades when president chavez agreed to bring them and gave give them safe haven in venezuela he brought the guerrilla movement but he also brought their illicit drug traffic trade. as a result with the evolution of time. drug trafficking and this is activities have penetrated every single aspect of government to come to the second element is the change in the world energy magic's as oil looses significance and all their sources of energy rise in importance in in conformant there were energy supply. reduction or for the political the reduction of the supply of oil accountable to a political conflict is on plucked from an energy crisis and therefore it gives more leverage to countries to face crisis in producing countries such as benefits when and then the third element is the rise of in new generation appears reaping benefits way less so far their opposition camp has been led by. people who had either been killed or arrested or could have collaborated with the government

the national liberation army there are dissidents out the fark in there are a number of criminal groups that have appeared in the last two years in our fight in different territories in colombia to control the drug trafficking get here illegal mining and so on so we have no idea who could be behind this. from a press conference that is about to start a side cabinet meeting at the end of a meeting between the president of colombia the minister of the french and the military leadership of the country thank you for that. for us in bogota they have been more protests in sudan prompting the u.n. to warn the government against using excessive force the demonstrations have become the long as sendmail sustained against president omar al bashir the protesters want him to resign blaming him for the weak economy and rising prices saddam's government says twenty four people have been killed since the unrest began four weeks ago but why schools put that cigarette more than forty morgan is in khartoum with more i'm currently in peru where people have been protesting once again people come out to the

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