part of a lawsuit filed in argentina to my right is nobel prize winner and de facto leader of men maher. and to my left is min army chief mean. they are among the top political and military leaders named in the also seeking justice for the more than 700000 that had to flee myanmar 2 years ago to escape a brutal military crackdown against them interestingly the lawsuit has been filed in argentina under the principle of universal jurisdiction that says some crimes such as war crimes and crimes against humanity are so horrific they can be tried anywhere. for more i'm joined on the line by john is dave going about from younger on did welcome it isn't just the case in argentina it's also the gambia that does find a genocide against man mine the international court of justice and the i.c.c. that has opened an investigation into the events of 2 years ago what has been the reaction in minda. while her the international criminal court i mean e.m.r. basically rejects that they have any jurisdiction regarding me on this because the americans they are not a signatory to it but the i.c.c. has said t

secretary general antonio good terra's used the ozzie and summit in bangkok to urge me and maher to solve the wrong refugee crisis and help them return nearly a 1000000 people belonging to the muslim minority fled to neighboring bangladesh 2 years ago in what the u.n. has called a campaign of ethnic cleansing. london's vietnamese community has held a mass in the catholic church to honor the 39 people who died in a refrigerated truck container last month the vietnamese migrants had tried to enter the united kingdom illegally the driver of the truck has been charged with manslaughter and human trafficking. in france 100000 homes are without power a storm obviously battered the atlantic coast strong winds continue throughout the day but the storm is expected to lose strength as it moves eastward. now move over apple soon the world's most valuable publicly traded company may not be from the tech bubble of silicon valley but from the hot desert of saudi arabia after years of delay and amid new security threats posed by rival iran state oil giant a ram co is on the verge of going public the mov

bill maher and the entire audience, hundreds of people, laughed at me as if i had made it up. if you go to huffington post, huffpost, as it is now known -- if you go to procter & gamble -- it is ubiquitous, the statement that men menstruate. it is all over the internet here that is what little kids are now taught. men menstruate. but the average person on the left does not yet know about this unbelievable statement. but they will, and as soon as they learn about it, they will say men menstruate. host: let me turn to "the new york times," the front page -- as the aide disclosed a meeting wtih john bolten and the president. this is what it looks like. i want to share with you their reporting. john bolton, the national security advisor, met privately with the president back in august as part of his bid to persuade the president to release $391 million in security assistance to ukraine. the meeting which has not been previously reported, came as mr. bolton sought to marshal the cabinet and top security advisors to convince president trump it was in the best interest of the u.s. to

don't run, please. >> bill maher takes the "meet the press" talking heads around a table and says thelse is going to say and does it in an entertaining way. >> over the next month, let us know which of these bloated ticks on america's hide needs to be burnt off with the mighty cigarette of democracy. >> mostly comedians try to stay in the middle so they can appeal to both sides, but bill is fearless. >> i think colin powell could be the guy, if he wanted to, to run against obama. boy, that would make russia's head explode. >> he's got a point of view. it's not a straight line. he's not just a straight-up lefty. he does criticize both sides. >> sweet grandma hillary, she would have done fine in 2008, but this year, the voters are not in the mood for steady as she goesme. they're pitchfork angry, and they don't want america's nicest grandma. >> you've been tough on president obama, too. >> yeah, that's my job, to hold their feet to the fire no matter what party and who is in power. >> he is as loved as he is hated, so he's doing it right. >> jon stewart changed the face of late-night co

so big maher is trying to show that there are other options. talk to other chefs who also have listen to him and this is probably good to. give in to check it out. it's amazing to. this treasure trove was given back then jim and collects the leftover plant material for composting thank you every country should take care of you because yes thank you. this isn't a u.f.o. it's the gardener's greenhouse in the darkness of the polar night it's 20 below in here but when spring brings back the light it will turn lush and green we have some days you know over the during the midnight sun there's sun in theory 24 hours a day so it just moves around in the sky and it can get like $2530.00 degrees in here i really like to do some root vegetables carrots potatoes would be nice for the greenhouse and its builders have achieved a certain notoriety hello my name is benjamin vidmar and doing this tour 'd with you today we were nearly every day he has a lot of curious visitors. i didn't started to save the world i didn't start it i just said you know i wanted to

for the 4th one is on the table and then maher and his employee hagen gives harvest the crops grown in the lab as he calls this room. it has an almost tropical climate in the midst of a frozen wilderness and he's planted cress basal and other plants so these see that we've got the human now off to remove the tower and. yeah because we lifted it from 20 to 45 so yeah definitely. they're learning to farm in the. extremes by trial and error there's no experience to draw on then mark came up with the idea because he was desperate for fresh produce one day he even hopes to grow some tomatoes they would be the northernmost crop of them on earth. it's pitch black here by 3 in the afternoon benjamin's used to that by now. he's originally from florida but 10 years ago the ship's cook washed up on the shores of the icy no we didn't island actually enjoy the dark season but so how do we cope with the light season is best to challenge the dark season is very relaxed don't have to do too much but when the light comes back we get very busy and you have to run all of the time. whether dark or light v

maher pushed open door and. i grabbed my wife my son and our suitcases and we got in the taxi and drove the few 100 meters to the border. wouldn't understand know if i'm out of the offices in uniform looked at us probably wondering what we were up to. i thought they wouldn't let us pass on this we were the only ones with a suitcase and a child. and then one of the border guards i guess i've given him a questioning look on said to me that direction go that way oh. my god incredible i can't believe it. well after midnight let's just go welcome karen and your highness philcon. and i put them in the car with their suitcases to food and let's come on that struggle longer but it was surpassed that we were hardly moving. to. find out we were basically stuck in traffic. and you know there were lots and lots of cars people were getting out and offering cheering with the. head around 1 in the morning at her 1st and dom in west berlin turned into a giant euphoric party location vying for it was amazing the feeling of total

protect himself from the investigation president was considering firing special prosecutor robert maher and now 7 months later the new york times is confirming april ryan's report and adding that the president actually ordered the firing he has made progress in his effort to lay the groundwork for firing well yeah that one didn't happen either this is the new normal for american media this just again inside sources say that they heard someone say that someone said donald trump is planning a voodoo witchcraft ceremony to resurrect adult hitler from the dead expect that headline tomorrow the donald trump reality show networks like c.n.n. are making more money in terms of profits than they've ever made off with the donald trump reality show and very little of it and i speak as a former reporter for the new york times very little of it counts as news. yeah it's kind of blogs it would spur less it's a carnival it's i mean you know the problem is trump is not consistent in anything that he says or does i mean i thought both sides the media. you know doesn't really do news anymore is it and in

west african nation of gambia has filed a case that the united nation's highest court against me and maher accusing it of genocide against its for hanging a muslim minority gambia was acting on behalf of the organization of islamic cooperation more than 700000 have fled to bangladesh in the last 2 years to escape violence in me and mark. turkey has started sending islamic state fighters who were captured in syria back to their home countries the fighters have been held to deportation centers in turkey and according to the country's interior ministry the 1st to be repatriated is a u.s. citizen a german combatant will be sent back today as well with more to be repatriated later this week let's get more on this story with our correspondent dorian jones he's standing by for us in istanbul hi dorian what more can you tell us about what the turkish government is doing here. well that's right the interior ministry spokesman that is close been speaking saying that one american citizen has already been to portie today there will be another german and a danish citizen are expected to be returned lat

ukrainian government he was pressuring the ukrainian government to launch some sort of inquiry into boris maher and by extension into joe biden he was being told by the man who became the discredited chief prosecutor that there were problems there those allegations were essentially disavowed by anyone who looked into them now giuliani continued to push that and he gave an interview to the new york times where he said he was working on behalf of his only client who was the president of the united states and he was trying to do right for him and possibly also do right for the country so here this path into the ukrainian government and was pushing what seems to be his political agenda trying to get the ukrainians to announce that they were going to investigate the possibility of ukrainian involvement in the 2016 election by hijacking the democratic party's servers a conspiracy theory that has been widely divergent and absolutely eviscerated by the security services here in the united states and he also wanted an investigation into joe biden why would that happen or the pressure on that was stepped

least 18 that it except that no one lined the international boundary between all china are 'd mine maher you see far from british colonialism and you've been on the show talking about that before is the b j p far from being a nationalist party being a poodle of washington party you know donald trump wants to attack china economically through the trade war the b j p is doing exactly what washington once india to do to stop the repression more of delhi in beijing that is not quite correct. the americans are we adding with us there now i think pakistan part of it and so is russia and the americans for that august are used to being the taliban. and months the americans leave afghanistan the taliban with. so we are in fact the one in one sense securing ourselves for the future course of libya fighting the taliban ok but i mean given trump was lying when he said when meeting with pakistani prime minister imran khan that india had asked him to negotiate the kashmir situation well i don't know the more distant slogans it to he would never sit at one in the. image in jest so i think probably the

united nations secretary general antonio terrace has used the summit in bangkok to urge me and maher to help refugee row hinges returned home almost a 1000000 people belonging to the muslim minority fled to neighboring bangladesh 2 years ago and what the u.n. has called a campaign of ethnic cleansing. london's vietnamese community has held in a catholic church to honor the 39 people who died in a refrigerated truck container last month the vietnamese migrants had tried to enter the united kingdom illegally driver of the truck has been charged with manslaughter and human trafficking. the u.s. presidential election is a year away and donald trump could be heading for a tough race an average of all the opinion polls puts trump's approval rating at just above 41 percent but more on the knisley for him almost 55 percent of americans disapprove of the job he's doing a key question is who will trump face in the 2020 elections most polls predict that if it's former vice president joe biden trump will lose but many polls suggest the more progressive democratic candidate elizabeth warren could

say that mr morell isn't enjoy a whole lot of support in the country and believe it nevertheless mr maher has agreed with the irregularities he said that they're worth investigating but initially he refused to resign he refused to resign until the day when with half his government gone the vice president resigned the head of the senate resigned many other officials some fearing for the safety of their families who had been threatened by protesters nevertheless now that it's done many believe in the streets celebrating. we are celebrating the liberation of believing but the people who believe there must continue to fight you know that we came out under the streets on the 21st of october and from that day have been defending our democracy now we are celebrating our victory. we believe in people are standing here to defend our ideas our children our democracy and our country. it's great for us that f m r us has resigned it is the best thing in the world let's leave it we are free now we can say that the people are more united than ever what will means a discussion is the role of the military

america will still be the lead in nato but it will be having to develop game in recent years that maher think that's a very that's a very good point here and i think that that would erode if i was a european i would be very irritated by it so you want us to pay more money but you're still in charge how does that work ok i can see the idea about that keep going mark. but i think this is where we see tensions both between washington and its allies in europe but also within europe because we can see that the if you like the 3 big players in your britain france and germany are all moving in slightly different directions mrs merkel after all was the 1st to criticize trump when he became president and say that perhaps germany in the europeans would have to do more for their defense and then the german suddenly thought we have to pay for it. we don't want to and we as a culture germany has been transformed the british are moving closer to the united states leaving european union and so from speak comes the central player but as we've heard from a menu of the problem is that france wants to pla

fled to neighboring bangladesh to escape but human rights officials ethnic cleansing last year man maher rejected a young report calling for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide labeling the allegations false and prodi from the international commission of jurists says cambia has made a bold move in defending rangel muslims well i think it's very positive that a smaller poor country like gambia takes up this case you know it shouldn't be just the powerful countries in the rich countries who determine who has to live up to international law and not i think it's really to again be used credit even this it's going through its own very painful truth commission process of examining past atrocities by the previous dictator gambia has that kind of solidarity to take a bold move like this to defend their rohingya muslims 7000 miles away it's the kind of international solidarity that we don't see you see often enough these days. protests have once again broken out in chile with riot police firing tear gas and water cannon at demonstrators in santiago it comes after president sebastian pinera

the 2nd world war tour germany into to find maher and death south ended up in communist east germany. when the hidden in the nfl in there was no scope for our house to be revived in the early years of communist east germany. it was rejected as a bushel institution. as i knew. the stuff that was the. that achieved until well after the death of stalin basically until the early 1960 s. and the rise of architectural functionalism when urban planners began erecting prefab houses in the states on the outskirts of cities and also hoped they are better to at that point down house was reevaluated and once again seen as a good thing pulls it if the same smile is legacy was politicized design and the famous slogan folks bedard looks are spread out of the needs of the people instead of the need for luxury. today ballet house designed products are expensive only the well off can afford them. such as vilhelm vatten fads table lamp it's now a classic. bargain for college the cost of your hand up to the bargain fell table land costs around $400.00 euros. and recruit and walk that's because it was des

gambia has brought a case to the un's top court accusing man maher of committing genocide against the muslims in marseilles military launched a crackdown against the hinge in 2017 more than 700000 people fled to neighboring bangladesh to escape what human rights officials have called ethnic cleansing last year myanmar rejected in a poor calling for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide labeling the allegations false. stargazers around the world have witnessed a rare show as mark 3 passed directly between the earth and the sun the smallest planet in the solar system could be seen as a tiny black disk as it traveled across a glowing orbit john hendren reports from chicago. around the globe in fair weather and foul astronomers turned their telescopes to the sun was this little dot right here on monday the sun shone a little less brightly as mercury transited across it leaving a freckle of darkness on the mess of star for a small planet it's a pretty big deal transit or mercury is cool because it just doesn't happen all that often. a transit occurs when a planet like mercury or venus

washington by and large help rather than hinder the trumpet ministration rather than the democrats timothy maher soon the national security council's top expert on europe and russia says he listened to that famous july 25th call between donald trump and the ukrainian president didn't think anything illegal was going on didn't think that there was anything wrong with that if it were to leak out in the polarized atmosphere washington's there may be trouble he also says that the reason that it is being put on a secret service which is a big part of the conspiracy narrative are the democrats are trying to trying to create and say that was just a simple mistake this isn't good for the democratic narrative he also seems to suggests that he didn't know anything about any kind of quid pro quos anyone informed of any sort of quid pro quo aides in return for dirt on the bidens until early september he had no reason to suspect that there was any quid pro quo he just assumed it was all part of troubles general antipathy to giving out foreign aid and his concerns about corruption in ukraine that all helps do

their national criminal court has agreed to investigate crimes against her henschel muslims and me and maher more than 700000 rohingya fled to neighboring bangladesh in 2017 the i.c.c. there says there is reason to believe me and morris military committed widespread acts of violence amounting to possible crimes against humanity. the flooded italian city of venice is facing another exceptionally high tide after the government declared a state of emergency italy's prime minister decepticon today says relief is on the way he's promised about $5000.00 each to residents all business owners will get around $20000.00 each the venice lagoon tide peaked on tuesday at the highest recorded level and 53 years more than 85 percent of its historic sites are under water. in your headlines right now on al-jazeera hong kong has confirmed its economy plunged into its 1st recession in a decade it's been blamed on the increasingly violent anti-government protests and the escalating us china trade war students in hong kong have blocked parts of the city for a 5th day in a row are calling on the government to com

that the bill maher must pass a border crossing hardly a dozen men left about $500.00 people go through to the west they included those whose demands to leave are the loudest i'm sorry it was just standing nearby. but the vast majority of the people waiting was still not allowed to leave you or you were being made a mockery of i could have stayed at home got some sleep instead would have come of i mean told about this it's ridiculous the town of azaz didn't see eye to eye suddenly a piece of paper showed up at the border schabowski snow which was making the rounds. as it would communicate off its f l r t and keep our eyes near fishel note says personal trips out of east germany can be applied for without giving any reason just say this about talk that. the situation was escalating. long he wanted on through not and it was a myth a while and they came so close to our colleagues here they could have grabbed the guns they were carrying which would have been dreadful. and. that's not the. source of the through. the market. and when you bring up the middle one of them stupid some off the bea

difficult thing for us to act or to speak with one voice and we've seen that when it comes to me and maher we've seen that when it comes to cambodia so it's something that's always been a challenge and often on critics say that's really kind of a toothless beast in other words some of those things that need to be said that even some of the independent individual i should say member nations want to say something about one of the other nations as a body it is shut down because each nation has a voice so it's really when you when you look at what's going on the human rights abuses in the region they're really not being brought up because of that format and the us the focus has really been on trade and the economy which is also very big issues for this region as well particularly the impact multi-layered impact of the united states and china's trade war. it impacts each nation differently here in the region some are favoring china some are favoring the united states some don't want to make a decision which one they go with so that's also been a big challenge but again because of all that stati

when bill maher says who cares that rubs me the wrong way. should be looking for, i always said, when you look at republicans, governors people who have run something, they should have some credibility there with that the other thing i will quickly say, north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin, these are states where a centrist could make some headway. those are state where people are going to be looking at the likes of warren. pete: maybe. not primary voters. jedediah: yeah, yeah. that's true, too. ed: big picture is he getting in, bloomberg, doesn't think biden can get the nomination now. maybe elizabeth warren can get it and capital its like bloomberg as you said have been freakin freaking to put ths mildly that warren with all of the surcharges and new taxes medicare for all plan cost $52 trillion how are you going to pay for that green new deal and all of the rest that's why warren wants to gewarbloomberg wants t. in warren says she wants to stop the deportation of illegal immigrants. watch. >> i am open to suspending deportations, partic

. >> what if god is really john maher covering dave matthews covers at that bar your dad likes. >> hoween a lot of. >> he makes music for people who taste the gas before they fill up their truck. that's pretty good. i'll give'em that one. >> i just watched a beautiful performance of cashrdi b, and tt bitch just looks loud without any sound on. how i look loud? how i look loud? i'm loud? i don't even think i'm like loud. my ass. >> jimmy: you're at a perfect volume, cardi. tonight on the show, music from zac brown band. don johnson is here. and we'll be right back with ray romano. ♪ >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by doordash. raw kitfo. fried shiso. french fry. iced chai. tasty. pad thai. baked pie. half stack. taco pack. lobster mac. baby back. pork chop. soda pop. kebab. soursop. hot pot. i'm hungry now. noodle soup. cantaloupe. ice cream scoop. whipped cream bloop. dumpling. chicken wing. peking. and those crispy onion rings. we are america's kitchen. doordash. every flavor welcome. wget 25% off home decor,. target holideals! bedding, bath and more. this weekend only. sa

judge judy endorsed him last night on "bill maher." >> he's the only answer. >> the savior has risen. >> he's the only answer. mostly cloudy michael bloomberg is the only one running who has over a decade of executive experience running the largest city in the united states. >> who cares. this is not what people care about. >> i want to know what you think. go to my website right now. it's smerconish.com. the survey question. are you open to a michael bloomberg candidacy. i'm not asking if you'll vote for him. are you open to don september of michael bloomberg running. >> also, have college campuses created so many safe spaces there's no space for free thinking? i'll talk to co-star and comedianed a podcast host will be here. >>> and what's the connection between stoned a the godfather? there's a clue. it's instructioned him to behave like the godfather ii. >> did you serve under the man also known as the godfather? >> i never knew no godfather. 1 . it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of su

. >> what if god is really john maher covering dave matthews covers at that bar your dad likes. >> hows seen a lot of. yeah, i'm a big biand i ride a bus. >> he makes music for people who taste the gas before they fill up their truck. that's pretty good. i'll give'em that one. >> i just watched a beautiful performance of cardi b, and that bitch just looks loud without any sound on. how i look loud? how i look loud? i'm loud? i don't even think i'm like loud. my ass. >> jimmy: you're at a perfect volume, cardi. tonight on the show, music from zac brown band. don johnson is here. and we'll be right back with ray romano. ♪ >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by subaru. here we go... ♪ (little santa) somali...alika? (little santa) where's kiara? (little santa) i got this for you. (vo) when you grant a child's wish, you change lives. (vo) you can choose make-a-wish to get two hundred and fifty dollars from subaru when you get a new subaru. (vo 2) get 0.9% during the subaru share the love event. ♪ bang bang, there [agoes my bang bang, ♪ ♪ i want my bang bang, i want my bang bang ♪ ♪

good afternoon, abigail maher.'m here for cottage row plaque placement discussion and possible action to approve the placement of a plaque on a boulder in the garden and to improve the -- approve the wording on the plaque. the main one is strategy one, inspire public space by preserving historic cultural resources. this commission accepted an in-kind grant from the japanese cultural and community center to install new landscaping in the southern front on mental bed. since this was approved, the department and the center have been working together to support the center in having the garden installed. the garden installation is complete. and we are pleased with the way it looks. now the center has proposed installing a sign on one of the boulders in the garden. the purpose of the sign is to share with park visitors, the cultural and historical significance of the generation and their connection to cottage row. we have received about 22 letters of support. and two letters of opposition from the same person have been s

on this late night laugh line, roger stone gets the attention of bill maher. >> roger stone threatened that he would take away his dogs. trump keeps calling this a witch hunt, and yet it's roger stone who literally says i'll get you and your little dog. (burke) at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. even a- (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow! oh! what about monsters having accidents? i am okay by the way! (burke) depends. did you cause the accident, grover? (grover) cause an accident? maybe... (bert) how do you know all this stuff? (burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum what is that? uh mine, why? it's just that it's... lavender. yes it is, it's for men but i like the smell of it laughs ♪ man 1 vo: proof of less joint pain woman 1 oc: this is my body of proof. and clearer skin. man 2 vo: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woma

didn't he also sue bill maher for saying he looks like a chimpanzee. >> an orangutan. >> facts matter. >>> a pivotal day in the impeachment investigation. "new day" continues right now. >> the next round of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry just hours away. >> jennifer williams. >> lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. >> kurt volker. >> tim morrison will testify today. >> his testimony from over a dozen witnesses makes it clear that the president was using a meeting at the white house and taxpayer dollars in order to try to get a foreign government to benefit himself politically. >> vindman himself had so many problems. >> this is truly a mind boggling corruption of u.s. foreign policy. >> this is well beyond anything that richard nixon or any other u.s. president possibly did. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is a special edition of "new day," and cnn's coverage of the house impeachment hearings. four important witnesses will take the stand today in a week that co

jedediah: bill maher is talking about impeachment. this is a losing argument.zabeth warren. rolled out her medicare for all plan. kind of a big price tag. $52 trillion. ed: kind of. jedediah: you can't wrap your head around that money. almost hard to wrap your head around. you can't even do it. to give you perspective. $52 trillion cost of her medicare for all plan. $22 trillion is the total u.s. national debt. so, think about the amount of money we're talking about here when we talk about how much she actually is trying to justify and spending for this plan. republicans have come out against it. they have said listen, you know what? it's going to cost tax hikes even though you say it's not. going to come in the form of payroll taxes, taxes on employers and trickle down to employees whose wages are going to be cut. we are going to feel the effects of that. not only republicans who have been coming out against this plan. democrats have as well. take a listen to what they had to say. >> she is making it up. nobody thinks it's $20 trillion. it's between 30 and 40

didn't he also sue bill maher for saying he looks like a chimpanzee. >> an orangutan. >> facts matterday" continues right now. >> the next round of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry just hours away. >> jennifer williams. >> lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. >> kurt volker. >> tim morrison will testify today. >> his testimony from over a dozen witnesses makes it clear that the president was using a meeting at the white house and taxpayer dollars in order to try to get a foreign government to benefit himself politically. >> vindman himself had so many problems.

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came down the escalator with the mexican rapist speech as i fondly refer to it, i did go on with bill maher and said i think he would be the nominee, because at least he was talking about it, not in the terms i would have put it. he was talking about an issue that no other republican would raise. sometimes, democrats would raise it, but not follow through so for a couple of weeks i wasn't for trump. for one thing i was expecting him to back away, but for another thing, i mean, i was rather concerned, is he going to raise this issue, he'll lose because, you know, he's a coarse vulgarian, but they will claim he lost because of the issues. no, because he won, i will tell you the world has changed in a big way. i don't want him to hear this because i'm going to keep trolling him and attacking him until he fulfills his promises to the voters, but even if he doesn't fulfill his promises to the voters, which is an outrageous betrayal and should not be forgiven, even if he does not, the world has changed in a way that is i'm very sensitive to, i think if i say it, you'll be sensitive to because bac

gambia has brought a case to the un's top court accusing man maher of committing genocide against muslims and last military launched a brutal campaign against iran and 2017 in response to attacks by an armed group more than 700000 people fled to neighboring bangladesh to escape what human life selfish will have called ethnic cleansing asked c.n.n. more rejected a u.n. report calling for top generals to be prosecuted for genocide labeling the allegations false we spoke to lead brody from the international commission of jurists he says that gambia has made a bold move in defending the hang of muslims well i think it's very positive that a smaller poor country like gambia takes up this case you know it shouldn't be just the powerful countries and the rich countries who determine who has the live up to international law and not i think it's really to gambia has created even this it's going through its own very painful truth commission process of examining past atrocities by the previous dictator that gambia has that kind of solidarity to take a bold move like this to defend their rohingya mus

well i wanted my film to tell the whole story over again the people in myanmar and young maher is a racist country in that only they don't only like the bombers the me i mean look the like even muslims they don't like christians there are a lot of problem in that country i wanted to concentrate on one particular minority which suffers as far as i'm concerned the most i spoke to a lot of legal experts i gave my film to watch to the process to the investigators an international criminal court i work with activists who are totally support the film and i want this one of the steel to be a postcard for to illustrate what everyone is talking about that we can gather evidence isn't the experts can talk to the witnesses but this is a full picture of what happened to writing of people in myanmar over so many years i'm sure it will be fascinating won't she the nova thanks so much for joining us from london. now is really opposition leader of any guns has offered a compromise to avoid a 3rd election this year he proposed a rotating leadership of to the roy the likud party if prime minister benjamin n

injunction on the preliminary measures within a matter of months and what they're asking for is for me and maher to halt all its activities that violate the genocide convention and to stop the burning of villages to stop the murders to stop the rapes and to do what needs to be done right now to prevent further genocide from jake in place. thank you so much for your analysis of reverdy. state of emergency has been declared in the australian state of new south wales as firefighters battle wildfires verities have warned of a catastrophic threat people living on the outskirts of sydney are being urged to leave their homes emergency crews say high temperatures and strong winds of fueling the flames at least 3 people have died and thousands of been left homeless let's get more on that story now with al-jazeera is meteorologist kevin that's right sammy this is a very significant situation that's happening very critical what is going on right now i want to give you the increase and greedy and what we're looking at for this area 1st of all this area for queens the new south wales being dominated by high

and bill maher and. if the partner justice if trump doesn't wimp out like he has in the past these guys are going to go to trump doesn't wimp out like he has in the past these guys are going to go to jail well we certainly hope so i wonder what i think it's the it'll be easy it's easy for me to imagine we certainly hope so i wonder what i think it's the it'll be easy it's easy for me to imagine them in orange last 30 seconds goes to you garland go ahead. of them in orange last 30 seconds goes to you garland go ahead. what these people don't understand is their power is in their anonymity their strength is in people not knowing what these people don't understand is their power 9 is in their anonymity their strength is in people not knowing what they do but nothing makes the tree grow like pruning it they're trying to cut people in what they do but nothing makes the tree grow like pruning it they're trying to cut people off at the root and that's going to cause people to push back more and to want to know

has decided is that the crime of deportation it's a crime against humanity undertaken by me and maher against the saints from me and mar non-signatory but sent them into a signatory country in the chief prosecutor of the i.c.c. likened it to a cross border shooting she said that the crimes not complete till the bullet leaves the gun in one country and kills the victim in the other and that's what we're seeing here that the crime of deportation began in myanmar but didn't end until the wrecking you had been deported to bangladesh part of those alleged crimes took place on territory in bangladesh thank you very much for any appreciate it. well now pro-democracy protesters occupying central hong kong for a 4th straight day. was the around gori of escalating violent confrontations with the police protest as and now blocking several major roads and the cross harbor tunnel schools have been kept shut until sunday but the territories government has denied newspaper reports a curfew would be put in place pro-democracy protests have been going on since june when the government tried to introdu

state of rakhine un investigators have said that it was carried out with genocidal intent both me and maher and gambia are both signatories to the un's genocide convention it prohibits states from committing genocide and compels all signatories to try and to prevent it and punish it reed brody is from the international commission of jurists he says gambia made a bold move in defending the muslims. well i think it's very positive that a smaller poor country like gambia takes up this case you know it shouldn't be just the powerful countries and the rich countries who determine who has to live up to international law and not i think it's really to gambia has created even this it's going through its own very painful truth commission process of examining past atrocities by the previous dictator that gambia has that kind of solidarity to take a bold move like this to defend the rohingya muslims 7000 miles away it's the kind of international solidarity that we don't see you see often enough these days that the world's the busiest online shopping day may have broken new records chinese in commerce