white house is that using new rules for press passes to lock out journalists it doesn't like me and maher whether refugee story and the coverage of it continue to make news and looking to be inspired then look elsewhere it's been a little more than a month now since the 1st votes were cast in the largest democratic exercise on the planet india's general election prime minister narendra modi wants a 2nd term and his party the b j p seems destined for victory how much of that is due to modi is genuine popularity and how much is down to the b j p sprawling publicity machine is another question it comes down to the money over the past financial year the b j p s publicity budget has been 20 times that of the main opposition party the congress that's a lot of extra rallies billboards and social media it's all spent to brand modi as the leader indians need the antithesis to what the b j p. he calls the country's weak anti national and anti hindu opposition throw in a few dozen celebrity endorsements bollywood style a mainstream news media most of whose support the b j p gets for free and that ad

white house is that using new rules for press passes to lock out journalists it doesn't like me and maher where the refugees story and the coverage of it continue to make news and looking to be inspired then look elsewhere it's been a little more than a month now since the 1st votes were cast in the largest democratic exercise on the planet india's general election prime minister narendra modi wants a 2nd term and his party the b j p seems destined for victory how much of that is due to modi is genuine popularity and how much is down to the b j p sprawling publicity machine is another question it comes down to the money over the past financial year the b j p s publicity budget has been 20 times that of the main opposition party the congress that's a lot of extra rallies billboards and social media it's all spent to brand modi as the leader indians need the antithesis to what the b j p calls the country's weak anti national and anti hindu opposition throw in a few dozen celebrity endorsements bollywood style a mainstream news. media most of who support the b j p gets for free and that adds

men had been jailed for their investigation into the killing of 10 real hinge of muslims by me and maher security forces news of their release was welcomed by journalists and activists around the world in me and maher the reporting the real him just story remains incredibly challenging since 2017 almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 rohingya muslims have fled to neighboring bangladesh and me and maurice government has been aggressive in its attempts to control the narrative however one network has been reporting the story from the inside will hinge a vision t.v. run by exiled real hands of the network relies on undercover reporters to get the information out of the stories that they tell contest the official state narrative as well as the work of media outlets in me and maher that have closed ranks with the authorities the listening posts johannah who's now on the perilous state of media freedom in me and maher and the news network telling the real him just story its way. i don't want to lose. and if i hadn't. found that. at it. and less of that a lot. the man in the not in the center of it a

men had been jailed for their investigation into the killing of 10 real hinge of muslims by me and maher security forces news of their release was welcomed by journalists and activists around the world in me and marto reporting the real him just story remains incredibly challenging since 2017 almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 row hinge of muslims have fled to neighboring bangladesh and me and maurice government has been aggressive in its attempts to control the narrative however one network has been reporting the story from the inside will hinge a vision t.v. run by exiled royal hinge of the network relies on undercover reporters to get the information out the stories that they tell contest the official state narrative as well as the work of media outlets in me and maher that have closed ranks with the authorities the listening posts johannah who's now on the perilous state of media freedom in me and maher and the news network telling the real him just story its way. i don't want to ruin. and fire. at it. and the lesson is that a lot. the money. i think he said judy. put refugees like new r

and it's been so far there's no signal whatsoever that that is forthcoming and here too and me and maher you know it's a situation that's gone from you know from from bad to worse to dire and you see now a military a very autonomous military i mean mars contacts seems to be digging in and going after other local media groups that report critically on various armed conflicts across the country that it shang christin thank you thank you very much. to thailand next where hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend to tie king my what year long corns coronation starting tomorrow it will be a three day affair ending on monday many thais are cleaning up bangkok in anticipation of his crowning moment and one thai subject has really gone the extra mile to show his devotion. to chen through every step is agonizing his body aching his feet rule. him down as he enters the final stretch of his epic six hundred pounds a journey. around the world yes i'm tired but what i'm doing here it doesn't compare the dedication and effort someone a key has put into carrying unprotecting out every nati

government they're going to strike back moving on to another country that we mentioned earlier man maher how do you think the reuters journalists case will play out will they stay in prison for those seven years and what it's it like to be a reporter there well i mean they've just run out of legal remedies right with the most recent supreme court verdict denying their appeal so at this point the last possible avenue the reuters reporters have would be a presidential pardon and it's been so far there's no signal whatsoever that that is forthcoming and here too when me and maher you know it's a situation that's gone from you know from from bad to worse to dire and you see now a military a very autonomous military i mean mars contacts seems to be digging in and going after other local media groups that report critically on various armed conflicts across the country that it shan't kristin thank you thank you very much. to thailand next where hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend tycoon my what year long corns coronation starting tomorrow it will be a three day affair ending

news like from berlin me and maher freeze to reuters journalists who were jailed for their reporting while loan and are united with their families after spending more than five hundred days in prison despite their ordeal basing their looking forward to getting back to work. also coming up officials in turkey order a rerun of istanbul's elections after president project typer to one party complained about losing the vote there the opposition which won control of istanbul in march says the decision is the latest sign that the country is being groomed by a dictatorship. those reports from jordan where women are fighting for the rights of citizenship on to their children but not everyone welcomes their poles for change. and germany's housing crisis too many people not and not places to lift our reporter meet some students who have taken matters into their own hands. i'm serious i was gonna thank you for joining us they faced seven years in prison but suddenly they're free to writers journalists jailed for their reporting of the real hinge or crisis and me and maher have been released as

white house is that using new rules for press passes to lock out journalists it doesn't like me and maher where the refugees story and the coverage of it continue to make news and looking to be inspired then look elsewhere it's been a little more than a month now since the 1st votes were cast in the largest democratic exercise on the planet india's general election prime minister narendra modi wants a 2nd term and his party the b j p seems destined for victory how much of that is due to modi is genuine popularity and how much is down to the b j p sprawling publicity machine is another question it comes down to the money over the past financial year the b j p s publicity budget has been 20 times that of the main opposition party the congress that's a lot of extra rallies billboards and social media ads all spent to brand modi as the leader indians need the antithesis to what the b j p calls the country's weak anti national and anti hindu opposition throw in a few dozen celebrity endorsements bollywood style a mainstream news media. most of who support the b j p gets for free and that adds

role in venezuela is coming under scrutiny in washington democratic congresswoman maher has partially blamed american policies for the devastation in the country and her words didn't go down too well with top officials. a lot of the policies that we have put in place has helped lead the devastation in venezuela particular bullying in the use of sanctions to eventually into and. make change really does not help the people of countries like venezuela for a member of congress who frankly one who sits on an important national security committee to make a statement blaming america first in this way it's not only ignorant it's disgusting congresswoman doesn't know what she's talking about. in january the u.s. imposed sanctions on venezuela's state oil firm according to washington the sanctions will freeze seven billion dollars in company as sets and lead to losses of more than eleven billion dollars over the coming year but president trump claims he is trying to help the venezuelan people. the brutal repression of the venezuelan people must stand that most people are starving they have no f

news this is news live from berlin and me and maher friess two words journalists jailed for their reporting well known and just so who are reunited with their families after spending more than five hundred days in prison despite their ordeal they say they're looking forward to getting back to work. also coming up officials in turkey order a rerun of istanbul selection after president rajapaksa heard of one party complained about losing the vote there the opposition which won control of istanbul and march says the decision is the latest sign that the country is deemed ruled by a dictatorship. and disability is not inability to meet the dandiest only female paralympic athlete pushing the boundaries to prove that a person with a disability can. i'm sorry so much come that's good to have you with us. they face seven years in jail but suddenly they're free that your word is journalists imprisoned for their reporting of the will hinge or crisis and me and maher have been freed under a presidential amnesty well known and also were arrested in december twenty seventh teen and they were charged with

more war crimes recently amnesty international says ethnic or kind rebels are under attack by the man maher army western command soldiers from those same units were suspected of genocide and 2017 i having us forced another 30000 people to leave just this year and so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more to come football rivals this next. talk to al jazeera. you're just back from yemen what was the glimpse of the country that you're going to we listen to the children are deeply affected because of war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter how does iraq. because i'm going to get. this from pyongyang a month on a concept that can keep. the jumps in the business. plan is all substituting. in washington but at the same body to follow. the song. i mean of something to nothing. may come down to this but here in. the credentials so let audie in the income they don't have to. know she says i'm not tree from the jaws and then lefty and then joss. mullins is the book of but always used to be happy here. because if she did you know some places. might. want to. l

killed mainly in the un says more than 300000 people have been displaced in the last month and me and maher soldiers implicated in atrocities against her henschel muslims 2 years ago are being accused of committing other war crimes recently amnesty international says the man maher armies western command is attacking ethnic were kind rebels soldiers from the same units were suspected of genocide in 2017 as 3 quarters of a 1000000 people mainly and already fled to bangladesh by adding as force another 30000 people to leave just this year so the headlines keep return al-jazeera the stream is next. al-jazeera. swear every. ok and join this train today how can they be used to promote peace i mean they could be glad we chat with developers about using video games to build communities and tackle social issues tell us what you think by joining the you tube chat or tweeting us out. you know being a refugee come in it's just not easy you know what is nick what are you going to leave tomorrow you know going to leave tomorrow one day my mom to buy for me a computer. and money for the 3 years it was lik

by bill maher. i'm from gail welcome to the program 5 protesters on the major have been shot dead in sudan's capital khartoum this was just hours after protest leaders reached agreements with the ruling generals to transition to a new elected government processes have been demanding a civilian that transition and they've kept up pressure since the uprising that led to the removal of longtime president bashir. security forces chase a protested down the street in sudan's capital khartoum they whip him and beat him before he appears to run away. across the city protesters have been blocking roads as they try to increase pressure on the ruling generals to step down. a military council took over last month after veteran president omar al bashir was forced from power. but these people don't want the army in charge. no longer than most of the old regime has not fallen yet so we're staying you've seen with your own eyes the oppression we've escalated our protests because we reject the decisions by the trans

king maher who wants to run in korn's official coronation takes place on saturday to spite his father dying in twenty sixteen the new king had wanted a period of mourning now it's time to celebrate a new era for the tired royal family. and staying in thailand but moving on to in an entirely different matter all together roller derby you may think it's quite an all american tradition but the sport is gaining popularity in parts of asia to the point that there is an interagency league we caught up with one team from bangkok who set their eyes on a big goal competing in the next world cup. it's fast friends and full contact. welcomes the role of. good the gave it all about balance and free flow of it but that's pushed because it's full of i meant to try and stop the uptake of like looking up next clearly this is no place for beginners. these guys are on a mission to set up thailand's first ever national team and skate their way into the biggest competition in the game mode on the world cup almost every roller derby player know as a dream of competing in the world cup and it would be grea

though that chunk of it went through to the semi's without even lifting iraq itself to his opponent maher and kill it retired due to a few suit poisoning and were just federer was beaten by dominick t.v. of austria in a thrilling see saw a match to end the swiss veterans clay season comeback ended 3676 and 6 for the team who now those truth to the semi's on saturday. you're watching news live from berlin the documentary dynamite in paradise is up next here on the date update i'll be back at the top of the hour with more international news thanks so much for joining us. europe be good to. put what speakers. will it looks like tomorrow. being for a better future isn't enough. requires our purchase of. your elections 2019 may 26th on d.w. .

maher itsio cancelli is just one of three people who lives in this village.the two apostles. and thousands of people from all over the world have traveled here to meet him, seeking a miracle. what makes cancelli's such a special place? ♪ maher itsio tells me the saints gave his ancestors the gift of healing, and ever since people of faith, including popes, kings and bishops have made the journey to this place, seeking his family's help. today mauritzio continues the tradition. are these all the guests? >> you can't help but be in a room like this, in a place like this, and feel spiritual. i can feel it coming out of these walls. what happens in here? when people come here, what do you do with them? >> faith and health are deeply connected here in italy and back in the states, where nearly 90% of us have prayed for healing at least once in our lives. what are they coming for, mauritzio? what sort of ailments? >> when people leave here, what do they tell you? >> mauritzio is available to anyone who knocks on his door, and unlike other healers i've met, he doesn

years ago are being accused of committing other war crimes recently and this international says man maher armies western commandos attacking ethnic rakhine rebels soldiers from the same units are suspected of genocide in 2017 as 3 quarters of a 1000000 people mainly minority mahesh fled to bangladesh adding its force another 30000 people to leave this year. activists in argentina have resumed their battle to legalize abortion politicians are presenting a bill to allow abortions up.

they're free that you warders journalists imprisoned for their reporting of the ranger crisis and me and maher have been freed under a presidential amnesty well known and just so were arrested in december twenty seventh teen and charged with violating the official secrets act their coverage of the treatment of four hundred muslims received numerous awards during their detention and. fluting occulus surprise as they left prison and yet gone they thanked their supporters in fact to continue their work. on every side in the preview and on her journey around the globe we're here to receive. letters or thank you very much i'm really happy to type them to my colleagues and i can't wait to my use right now right now. let's bring in our southeast asia correspondent charlotte shell simple she's covering the story for us hi charlotte it's an emotional moment one that's a long time coming for the journalists and their supporters to tell us more about the moment that they were released. i see me yes a lot of the supporters thought it could be years before they saw images like this those two men walking fr

cherry reports from cox's bazar amman and abu were both born in bangladesh their parents fled me and maher in 1901 their home now a sprawling refugee camp in cox's bazaar we have not identified them at their request but both were recently expelled from school our teachers went on our classrooms and told us that you will not be able to study here comment is not able to study anymore here for years bangladeshi schools have allowed some roofing or refugees from cox's bazar to attend classes a man is now worried about his future and that of other refugees so even the government can give us everything so why they are unable to give us and educations . nearly 55 percent of the total running a population are children providing them education is the biggest challenge the community is facing now bangladesh government however is wary that setting up any such schools will offer the rowing as a sense of permanence and that they will not want to return to me m r r bull is concerned many young people like him are being denied the chance to improve their lives. in this situation because of the more integ

>> well, congressman, when you lose bill maher you have lost the game.e had adam schiff on the show and said this is our big guy, the goods on him. we don't have them. it just looks like you are stalking trump. when you have lost bill maher, you have lost the argument. >> jason: good point. adam schiff says it is un-american, congressman. how do you react to that? for what the president did when he said he was going to open up, be more open, more transparent. why in the world does adam schiff say it's un-american? >> adam schiff is un-american i guess. because the reality is everybody in the world said we want a more transparent presidency after the last administration. you know what you got? you have the most transparent president in american history. whether it's documents, his tweets. you know what president trump is thinking on virtually every issue. it turns out the democrats don't like that as much as they their they would. >> jason: where is the sunlight foundation? they should be giving trump awards for how open and transparent. you won't see any

cause maher lives in the outskirts of marshawn my yard over not far from the austrian border. although he is not an e.u. citizen he still could move on and earn higher wages if he got a job offer elsewhere. he shares a 15 square meter room with 2 friends from serbia but 3 of them came to hungary together. instant coffee and cigarettes other small luxuries they allowed themselves. to go to a good many of their conversations revolve around the home they left behind. it's hard to be here when everyone else is back home. and it's just the 3 of us here. we've made some new friends but all my old friends my brothers and sisters the entire family they're on serbia and ways on our hearts. brothers will soon be joining him here in hungary they too are willing to make the change for higher wages. and i'm sure a lot of the time i really do feel like an outsider here and that makes it pretty tough i mean there. might i guess that i'll just have to get used to it. marginalized but with more money in his pocket for 10 years. i says at least for now. i think it's incredible what people are p

soon enough and i think that probably it can make one of the democrats scared of they don't know bill maher here today they've had the report they read it they don't like what's in it the still in the circus continues over here the department of justice has made a less redacted version of bob miller's report available to top democrats but these top congressional democrats now adler palosi and others have refused to read it and said that instead they want the entire report revealed to a wider audience share mainly to go look it what the attorney general offered him it's pretty amazing to me he wants to go in executive session ask questions about it but he won't go read it now things escalated from there members of congress basically tried to be somewhat the at trickle a bucket of fried chicken was displayed in order to illustrate the argument that that he was that william barr was chicken or cowardly for not attending furthermore they made a point of looking under the desk to make sure that william barr was not hiding under the desk in fear chicken bar he. showing up today and answer questio

eventually my parents accepted maher choices from a high school. now he worked some creating more choices for people with disabilities. the ultimate goal of the inclusion factory is to see the stuff one day switching to jobs in regular factories. ever since the blockbuster rain man we all assume we know about autism that special condition that turns people into walking calculators that's perhaps one aspect people with autism disorder have many skills but often overlooked because of their difficulties with social interaction and communication and getting a job can be difficult luckily some companies are wising up to this waste of talent . for most people they're just drops of water on a windshield. but. they form a grid that distracts him from the traffic. on a good day it doesn't bother me but on a bad day i don't drive because i just can't concentrate. for example if it rained on a bad day i would end up focusing on every single drop of rain. from four ford. you're going to show has asperger's syndrome an autism spectrum disorder people with asper

san francisco supervisor gordon maher says the board of supervisors is supporting his propos proposal. he introduced it on tuesday. he said inequality could worsen with other tech companies in san francisco set to go public in the coming months. his proposal would restore a 1.5% tax on compensation, the same paid prior to 2012 when san francisco began offering tax breaks. >>> if you're just waking up to us we'll check in with your weather and see what your traffic is like. we start with mike nicco. >>> hi, everybody. i want to start with the winds. they're not as fast as they have been the sea breeze is relaxing. let's see how the day plans out. we're starting off with temperatures just about the same. not hearing any reports of drizzle out there. in fact, mostly cloudy at 7:00. low to upper 50s. we're already near 70 around our ba near 60 at the coast. we'll be at 60 at the coast but mid to upper 70s. 73 to 77. that's warmer than yesterday. and a gorgeous evening on tach. look at this, if you're heading out at 7:00, adjust for temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. we'll see if the we

penetrate that device and implant a piece of malware on it and really scott railton and his colleague bill maher check have investigated abuses of pegasus since 2016. they've identified pegasus infections in the network space of at least 45 countries u.k. u.a.e. yemen jordan libya kuwait no country has more reported cases of abuse the mexico border we can see here is the approximate locations ip addresses of infected devices the thing is we don't know how many devices are within any of these networks it could be one it could be 10. side of mexico because this has been implicated in other high profile cases. the new york times reported that it was used against the emir of qatar in 2014 and then in 2017 the ex president of panama was arrested for using it against political rivals there's a gold rush of investment into this industry and many countries are like you know what after the snowden revelations i've seen this technology i've seen what it can do why don't we have some in all these cases that we looked at how confident are you that it was pegasus and it wasn't us there are remarkable number

that device and implant a piece of malware on it and they really got railton and his colleague bill maher check have investigated abuses of pegasus since 2016. they've identified pegasus infections in the network space of at least 40 by. countries u.k. u.a.e. yemen jordan libya kuwait no country has more reported cases of abuse to mexico or we can see here is the approximate locations ip addresses of infected devices the thing is we don't know how many devices are within any of these networks it could be one it could be 2. sided mexico because this has been implicated in other high profile cases. the new york times reported that it was used against the mirror of qatar in 2014 and then in 2017 the ex president of panama was arrested for using it against political rivals there's a gold rush of investment into this industry and many countries are like you know what after the snowden revelations i've seen this technology i've seen what it can do why don't we have some in all these cases that we looked at how confident are you that it was pegasus you know was it us or there are remarkable numb

put on by supervisor gordon marr he addressed recent robberies and home invasions and package thefts maher says that residents believe that they are being targeted. >>he's a chinese or the asian community being disproportionately targeted by certain types of crimes we are very disappointed to find that the police department and the district attorney's office couldn't even answer that question because they don't track and they don't really report on the demographics of victims of crime. >>well the input from that town hall meeting will be shared with the san francisco police department to help find solutions for residents in that area. on the peninsula for people are safe after a car burst into flames in menlo park. so the car caught fire after another car crashed into it at the intersection of el camino real and oak grove avenue officers arrested the driver who was responsible for the crash. they say 25 year-old luke quentin was driving while intoxicated. one man is dead following a crash in san jose that happened there hellyer avenue and embedded way this was saturday night, the driver lo

amman and abu were both born in bangladesh their parents fled me and maher in 1901 their home now a sprawling refugee camp in cox's bazaar we have not identified them at their request but both were recently expelled from school our teachers went on our classrooms and told us that you will not be able to study here at a time comment is not able to. study any money here for years bangladeshi schools have allowed some roofing or refugees from cox's bazar to attend classes a man is now worried about his future and that of other refugees so even the gunmen can give us everything so why they are unable to give us and educations. nearly 55 percent of the total running our population are children providing them education is the biggest challenge the community is facing now bangladesh government however is wary that setting up any such schools will offer the rowing as a sense of permanence and that they will not want to return to me m r r bull is concerned many young people like him are being denied the chance to improve their lives. in this situation because of the more integrated the more don't supp

this hearing if the supposed to be to get down to the truth the report says one thing at some point maher says something else but even today. the attorney general has still said things even today on their testimony that are questionable at least in their accuracy and in their truth. it's a nice theory to get down to the truth but it really is about politics and grandstanding in the twenty twenty alexion as well and we're seeing that bill by the lunch break has actually give given his all time i think to gather thoughts and watch what the main points of what's happened as so far are first of all we have bill barr saying that he was surprised that robert mueller didn't make a recommendation particularly as the ten cases where there could be obstruction of justice with he says when he made the decision alongside rosenstein who's no resigned as the assistant attorney general he thinks he made the absolute right call at that point and the democrats believe that bill barr acted as a defense mechanism for donald trump by issuing this letter this four page letter once he got the report saying tha

clean compared to this team it's a sad day in america for the democrats scared they don't know bill maher here today they've had the report they've read it they don't like what's in it still in the circus continues over here the congress in its capacity here is not really investigating malfeasance by the attorney general which is their job as oversight they're actually having some perry mason like a mole or two investigation which will gain them nothing and the bar i think just basically said look six hours of this is enough i'm done they didn't want him to show up they made it impossible for him to come so that they could have the theater they had today it's about politics it's not about finding any wrongdoing that part is over now we have the political discussion the tiny tiny tiny portion that's not grand jury testimony that was actually redacted that's been made available to the committee and they don't want to look at it because as i said they want the theater that they don't want cooperation they're not looking for something bad they've decided there's something bad they make the ba

like to just thank you all for joining us thanks to our guest nicholas finney david knott sina and maher and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website i was there a dull call for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at age eight inside story for me and the whole team head by saddam. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking the details let's gather saving lives is a dangerous job a vaccine to work on a good twenty four hours there are patients waiting for his mother to must be in pain lives are at risk it was a week ago one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road that they can deal with weapons risking it all guinea at this time on al jazeera. you're watching i was there i'm so rob and these are all top news stories venezuelan opposition leader. president maduro no longer has the support of the armed forces his columns come after a day of violent protests followin

really scott railton and his colleague bill maher check have investigated abuses of pegasus since 2016. they've identified pegasus infections in the network space of at least 45 countries u.k. u.a.e. yemen jordan libya kuwait no country has more reported cases of abuse to mexico or we can see here is the approximate locations of ip addresses of infected devices the thing is we don't know how many devices are within any of these networks it could be one it could be 10. side of mexico because this has been implicated in other high profile cases. the new york times reported that it was used against the mirror of qatar in 2014 and then in 2017 the ex president of panama was arrested for using it against political rivals there's a gold rush of investment into this industry and many countries are like you know what after the snowden revelations i've seen this technology i've seen what it can do why don't we have some in all these cases that we looked at how confident are you that it was pegasus and it wasn't us there are remarkable number of abuse cases that we've encountered especially in m

scott railton and his colleague bill maher check have investigated abuses of pegasus since 2016. they've identified pegasus infections in the network space of at least 45 countries u.k. u.a.e. yemen jordan libya kuwait no country has more reported cases of abuse the mexico or we can see here is the approximate locations ip addresses of infected devices the thing is we don't know how many devices are within any of these networks it could be one it could be 10. side of mexico because this has been implicated in other high profile cases. the new york times reported that it was used against the mirror of qatar in 2014 and then in 2017 the ex president of panama was arrested for using it against political rivals there's a gold rush of investment into this industry and many countries are like you know what after the snowden revelations i've seen this technology i've seen what it can do why don't we have some in all these cases that we looked at how confident are you that it was pegasus it was innocent there are remarkable number of abuse cases that we've encountered especially in mexic

this is deja vu news like from me and maher freeze to reuters journalists who were jailed for their reportingwhile gone and are united with their families after spending more than five hundred days in prison despite their ordeal basing their looking forward to getting back to work. also coming up officials in turkey order. after president wants party complained about losing the vote there the opposition which won control of istanbul in march says the decision is the latest sign.

they did buy the reach him so you know a lot of maher is you know is showing that there is at the bishan also within the united states regarding the approach of the united states itself so the united states with its approach is also dividing of the country. the french interior minister has been accused of lying after claiming that anti-capitalists attacked staff at the paris ospital during a may day rally artie's dubinsky has the story. violence all may the first has been well documented in one of the most shocking stories that emerge from that violence with these allegations and particularly by forces interior minister that actually some of the reuters and those protesters were trying to attack a hospital trying to attack the staff and trying to enter into that hospital this particular hospital was actually a surgical intensive care unit and there was descriptions of the patients inside saying that they were in quite carry situation many of them were intimidated some ventilated and that the staff at whom rickly tried to fight off that attack of those protesters entering into the site th

we are enormously pleased that me and maher has released our courageous reporters while loan and toss so since their arrest five hundred eleven days ago they have become symbols of the importance of press freedom around the world we welcome their return. their case through international criticism and put the spotlight on myanmar state council and de facto leader. who was already under pressure for the oppression of the revenue minority u.n. investigators said it amounted to genocide. the release of the two men comes at a time of year when it is traditional for the president to grant amnesty to prisoners to dating a back with their families but the future of press freedom in myanmar is unclear. phil robertson is deputy asia director for human rights watch and joins us from the malaysian capital quantum welcome to you why do you think least a man have been what you think these men have been released to worse international pressure this is all about the international community campaigning for these two men reuters did an incredible job of pressing for their release taking this issue and

retaliation for their reporting and have not committed any crime we are enormously pleased that mean maher has released our courageous reporters while on and toss so since their arrest five hundred eleven days ago become symbols of the importance of press freedom around the world we welcome their return. their case through international criticism and put the spotlight on myanmar state council and. chief who was already under pressure for the oppression of the revenue minority u.n. investigators said it amounted to genocide. the release of the two men comes at a time when it is traditional for the president to grant amnesty to prisoners today they have back with their families but the future of press freedom in myanmar is unclear. i'm joined by freelance journalist a diva good of all in a young girl and did as a journalist working in me and my you must be delighted by the release of the two reuters journalists. yes certainly the right of them and relief for them and their young families that have been there just an absolute nightmare for more than five hundred days now so in that sense reli

democrats were using this simply to undermine the president and democrats scared of they don't know bill maher here today they've had the report they read it they don't like what's in it the still in the circus continues over here now things escalated from there members of congress basically tried to be somewhat the after cole a bucket of fried chicken was displayed in order to illustrate the argument that that he was that william barr was chicken or cowardly for not attending chicken bar should have shown up today and answered questions at a black sox look clean compared to this team it's a sad day in america now yesterday william barr testified for over six hours and it was quite a grilling he received one point of contention seems to be a sentence from bob mahler's letter to william barr in which he refers to quote public confusion about critical aspects of the investigation now democrats argued that that sentence potentially was using william barr of having an. the public regarding the investigation however williams are said that that was not the case that that sentence from the letter ref

they did buy the region so you know a lot of maher is you know is showing that there is at the bishan also within the united states regarding the approach of the united states itself so the united states with its approach is also dividing of the country. france is interior minister is being branded a liar to reclaim and capitalists of the tank stand for the paris hospital during a may day rally that turned ugly but videos and eyewitness accounts of the incidences just they were actually taking cover from riot police firing tear gas reports. violence or may the first has been well documented in one of the most shocking stories that emerge from that violence with these allegations particularly by frances interior minister that actually some of the reuters and those protesters were trying to attack a hospital trying to attack the stalls and trying to enter into that hospital this particular hospital was actually a surgical intensive care unit and there was descriptions of the patients inside saying that they were in quite carry situation many of them were into baited someone ventilated a