this is business africa as well come against a backdrop of growing african interest in medical marianna cultivation to supply a booming global market the global cannabis trade fair can attack kicked off in cape town on sunday hundreds of researchers and businesses tending the fed to discuss therapies cultivation methods and profit outlook africa could become one of the biggest growers in the global market for legal cannabis. both countries in north america and europe taking a more liberal approach to the drug nations with the right growing climate know the potential for a booming market is high the southern africa is leading the way and industrialized marianna production this sort is ahead in acting reforms to enable exports of the drugs that are expected to start this year south africa. also handed out the 1st licenses for legal kind of us farms this year so experts expect commercial production of cannabis in africa to grow rapidly over the next few years british market research group prohibition partners as soon as the value of africa made cannabis and related products could top $7000

will definitely be coming back to you and i asked marianna sanchez reporting to us from inside bolivia but also want to just talk to journalists now who joins us on the phone now from as a journalist and author linda following. had been defiant up until now he was refusing to make concessions now suddenly we have this announcement that he is stepping down how would you describe what is happening here and why he is resigning. well i think that the situation is standing out of control in bolivia at the present time carlos mesa who is essentially a centrist candidate who came in 2nd in the elections after able not alice this morning called for all of the elections to take place for new elections to take place but for evermore alice and of little garcia nana who is his vice president to not be allowed to stand. he reiterated or he said quite clearly and as did the organization of american states april should stay in power and till the end of his mandate current mandate which is the 22nd of january now let's happy and with this situation of this burning and attacking by the opposition of th

there is marianna sanchez joins us on the line now from the bolivian city of santa cruz tell us sierra 1st of all what's the reaction been to his resignation inside the country . well mary there are many cities in the country that are showing people celebrating the main square with flags from people chanting the national anthem. some people all politely tired here in the stronghold of the opposition is something which is the most important economic stronghold of the country well i've been going through checkpoints on the streets and people were a bit nervous there was some tension tensions around the globe have not been lifted and in fact people were saying that they are very. open and very they are very alert to the will because they don't want people from the parties. 'd at the party to escape as they were told me and some of the checkpoints now everybody says resignation followed a series of. throughout the day for ministers to vice ministers to the head of the electoral try you know. these have taped. i believe. or a communique with a resignation there's also been legislators and t

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regularities in last month's election while mana sanchez joins us live now from la paz in bolivia marianna so what will the details do we know about iran is accepting political asylum in mexico. well deron it is confirmed as you were saying that he is on his way to mexico. the foreign minister of mexico said that they sent a plane that belongs to the government of mexico to secure a safe passage of the former president there they have a tradition of granting asylum is so that's what they have done with president former president and also with 20 other former government officials who have taken refuge in a residence is here in the us. residents of that belong to the government of mexico now what alice as he was leaving we not sure if he said this from the airplane or as he was getting on the plane said that he was thankful for the government of mexico for taking care of his life let's not forget that he's been he has tweeted in the past 24 hours since he since he left isn't he resigned that there was an arrest in order against him and that police were out to get him something that many poli

the potential for a booming market is high southern africa is leading the way in industrialised marianna production is ahead in acting reforms to enable exports of the drugs that are expected to start this year south africa. also handed out their 1st licenses for legal kind of us farms this year so experts expect commercial production of cannabis in africa to grow rapidly over the next few years for tish market research will provide. bishan populace as dumb as the value of africa may have come up as unrelated products could top $7000000000.00 us dollars with just 4 years. but our correspondent. is in cape town for us ellis could africa become the weave grow of the world but you can't battle it actually as you said the climate is ideal. and that means the situation out in the kayak is the situation i think will be key not. just a high cost act and it's an absolute seems to decide a couple of years. to cut the base metal am i right and leave the last sunday on meet. the new conditions and now this is. passing interest to me from canada from the us and following are as you said south africa

became pioneers in l g b t q and women's rights and the 1st country on earth to legalize recreational marianna but when dealing economy a worsening security situation and a corruption scandal within the government has led people to turn their backs on the fed coalition a disenchantment that opposition candidate louise luck i apolo is now trying to tap into after a good result in the 1st round of the presidential elections he formed an alliance with almost all other opposition parties and with their support he's now sent to win the presidency nobody really knows what to expect of this coalition it's made up of representatives from all parts of the conservative spectrum but a lot of europe winds don't mind to them they represent change a change that they desperately want to see in the country. 8 years of civil war in syria have forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes and seek shelter in camps for displaced people there are many sleep shoulder to shoulder in flimsy and leaky tents in one refugee camp in northwestern iraq people are asking a welder to build new sturdier shelters for them

became pioneers in l g b t q and women's rights and the 1st country on earth to legalize recreational marianna but it when dealing economy a worsening security situation and a corruption scandal within the government has led people to turn their backs on the coalition a disenchantment that opposition candidate poet is now trying to tap into after a good result in the 1st round of the presidential elections he formed an alliance with almost all other opposition parties and with their support he's now set to win the presidency nobody really knows what to expect of this coalition it's made up of representatives from all parts of the conservative spectrum but a lot of europe winds don't mind to them they represent change a change that they desperately want to see in the country and now to some of the other stories making news around the world in chile thousands of protesters have gathered in the capital sense here go for a 5th week of protests police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators who have been protesting against social and economic inequality mysti international has accused security for

became pioneers in l g q and women's rights and the 1st country on earth to legalize recreational marianna but it when doing economy a worsening security situation and a corruption scandal within the government has led people to turn their backs on the coalition disenchantment that opposition candidate polo is now trying to tap into after a good result in the 1st round of the presidential elections he formed an alliance with almost all other opposition parties and with their support he's now sent to win the presidency nobody really knows what to expect of this coalition it's made up of representatives from all parts of the conservative spectrum but a lot of europe winds don't mind to them they represent change a change that they desperately want to see in the country. our correspondent there in montevideo now a small archipelago in the pacific ocean could be set to become the world's newest country bogan vale has been holding a referendum on independence from pop when you gain a now the vote is nonbinding but many locals hope it will bring an end to a long separatist struck. these men who

i think a lot of people taking to the streets marianna none of that there is always the risk of tear gas being kind of police well you know put up the flag of the youth when they're warning that to be going up things about because i think it came as a surprise to a lot of people that they were filing directly into this not a public park particularly since a lot of the protesters what they were doing with still no photo they tried to circumvent the fan on the current us by saying that it was an election meeting out of district council election but i don't think they do that mum thinks that the bill that is such what they were doing remains no full police clearly don't so it differently sorry not to go out into the public we saw the number of children what if either to cast people as you are the way the clones running eyes streaming coping with love and the effect of that think as we often name that as well so it's that people have discussed with that part of the mouth and marching down to the streets just behind me at the moment is very quite kelson no one really knows exactly where t

i think a lot of people are taking to the streets marianna none of that there is always the risk of casting kind of police hot well you know a put up that they use when they're warning that to be going up it was about because i think it came as a surprise to a lot of people that they were following directly into this not public park particularly since a lot of the protesters what they were doing with still no polo they tried to circumvent the ban on the card just by saying that it was an option moving out of district council election but i don't think they do that mum * things that are good if they build it as such what they were doing remains no hope please clearly don't store it differently sorry not to go out into the public we thought the number of children well if either to cast people as you are the way the clones running i was streaming coping as well from the effect of that so you got sweet off him for that as well so it's that people of the stuff from that part of the mouth and marching down the streets just behind me of the moment is very is quite chaotic no no one really knows ex

became pioneers in l g b t q and women's rights and the 1st country on earth to legalize recreational marianna but when doing economy a worsening security situation and a corruption scandal within the government has led people to turn their backs on the coalition a disenchantment that opposition candidate louie's lucky a poet is now trying to tap into after a good result in the 1st round of the presidential elections he formed an alliance with almost all other opposition parties and with their support he's now set to win the presidency nobody really knows what to expect of this coalition it's made up of representatives from all parts of the conservative spectrum but a lot of europe winds don't mind to them they represent change the change that they desperately want to see in the country a correspondent and it. will be this month germany mark 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall and while much of the wall was destroyed often 1989 pieces of it are now found all over the world including as far away as australia will this huge slab here it made its way down on to where it ended up sitting ab

help defuse the street violence that's killed at least 32 people now since october an update from marianna sun chairs now in the past tell us more about this as we say a funeral procession that turns into a demonstration. well come out the there were thousands and thousands of well even coming from a lot of the city that is where on tuesday there were clashes with police and 8 people. were killed there police and the army actually. the thousands of people who are coming to the center of the past day were escorting this 8 coffins of these 8 men who died there and they were there were they wanted to reach the presidential palace something that they never can really do but they were at the perimeters of the presidential palace and they were about to hold a vigil with the 8 coffins and these thousands of people when the police started firing tear gas it was not a protest it was it was a was a vigil people were not with their sticks they were not throwing rocks they were not really a threat to the police however the police threw a very gas to to all these thousands of people who had to leave an

where does bolivia go from here where marianna sanchez is live for us from the capital so marianna in the power vacuum left behind by morales it is the 2nd day there without a clear picture of just who is in charge do we know anything about whether an interim president will be sworn in today. that is the big question today legislators from the opposition are calling on other levels later. later on. where is. the 2nd vice. president who is the one in line to take the presidency as an interim president other officials resign now it is very difficult to know if it will be in fact possible because. where haroon. they need an absolute majority now 2 thirds of the chamber is composed by members of the mouse party the parties at. least that's where he's still the chief and members of the party have been saying that their legislators should resign some politicians are saying. opposition politicians are saying that this is legal it is legitimate and it is mandatory. it's unclear if they will in fact attend the session some politicians are saying that many of them will that they've been talking

hello i'm marianna marzio watching the news hour live from london coming up protestors celebrate in iraq as the prime minister about the pressure in office his resignation. a knife attack in the heart of london 2 people were killed and the suspect is shot dead by police tensions in the d.l.c. where the military and the united nations are accused of not doing enough to protect civilians. and the murder investigation that sent shock waves through multiple governments prime minister could be next to resigns. the sport including ricardo to share a seat here on the right one of the most powerful made in world football now by. a low a very well welcome to the program but we begin this hour in iraq where weeks of deadly anti-government protests might be about to force major political change with the announcement by the prime minister that he intends to resign. who took charge last year says he will submit his resignation to parliament protesters who have been calling for political change in the country or out on the streets in the capital as the news in. these announcement was made shortly afte

thank you for that update from the marianna sanchez. international has published a report detailing a range of human rights abuses in chile since the protest to bear a month ago $22.00 people have been killed and more than 2000 injured reports now from something. security forces in chile have been accused of carrying out attacks against citizens amidst the ongoing unrest in the country amnesty international's director for the americas. says the use of excessive and unnecessary force follows a pattern of deliberate repression by chilean authorities. that we've documented cases of and sexual abuse people who have died in the context of the violent repression from security forces including the military and police in many cases we have video evidence of the use of semi automatic rifles used by the military who shot indiscriminately against peaceful protest as. since the unrest began more than 1400 people have been injured by firearms used by authorities according to figures released by amnesty international one of the most common injuries r

sanchez joins us on the phone from lima at marianna so what more can you tell us about keiko for him or is released from jail . well daryn she was freed up to the constitutional why did you go approved. leave was corpus requested by her sister as she has been in jail for 2018 and they want to just put her imprisonment for accepting money for her presidential campaign from all that red meat then giant construction company d. it has been a common thing for politicians like her businessman and so much presidents that are under investigation now having received money from brazilian companies now for relief doesn't mean that she is free of charge is the best geisha is to her. receiving money from other rich continues she could return to jail. is the tutor's is jailed her because they thought that they said that she was obstructing justice and that she could leave the country so now of course there's a huge. complaint from the prosecutor's profit there are a lot of people of course who are in favor of to go to somebody supporters of her that are very happy that she's out now but like i say

marianna comes from a village nearby she started working here as an internal a few days ago she wants to learn the secrets of making goat cheese 1st hand. so let's make. rubio love as a softer right than cheese. hockey to explains that she refuses robey all the way in her cheese making process here the way is full of enzymes and they react with the milk. listen. to this mixture is left to coagulate and create curds for 24 hours. i always say you either like your work and you keep at it or you hate it in quite. the part did you have some cooler see if foursomes thai took several courses on how to make cheese in france. and then i tried to figure out what people here might like and you could use a piastre you persuade me is right now i make 15 different kinds of cheese so i can meet varying tastes in fill lots of different orders from customers. and body a key is the. cheese dairy is called the cops. or the happy goat. it's won several awards including one from the slow food organization. and her cheese products were chosen to represent the region at the milan expo. the reason why she w

indeed and marianna if we just take a step back for a moment and look at. his legacy this was a president who came to power 13 years ago he was the 1st indigenous leader of bolivia and regardless of where you stand on all of this politically is it fair to say his his place in bolivian political history will certainly be a prominent one. well certainly there is a legacy and it's a very important legacy and that's why he was able to continue in the in the presidency for such a long time he's given the poor people of the levy of dignity and identity which many didn't feel that they have before and also he's done a lot of social programs he's given the programs for the elderly for the poor for the for the for the for the children and given a voice to the people who never did have a voice so it's an important legacy and that's why many people are furious about him leaving so it's difficult to say how that's how that legacy will play out to the next few days in the streets of all of specially here in the past the capital yeah a very fluid situation there in the b

. >> reporter: marianna is here with her daughter erin who will be deploying soon. she is glad to see the community support for her family. >>there's a lot of people and you have people with the little flags and it doesn't matter the age we have different type of ages here. >> reporter: for aaron she doesn't always hear thyou so th means so much. >> a lot of people don't have a positive view of the military but knowing there is people that do see the good in it means a lot to hear they are supporting. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we will look at the work week forecast acting temperatures are going to inch up a bit. >> just a bit but not drastically temperatures have been mild all last week, and this whole weekend has been 70s a couple of low 80s. the rest of this week goes that way as well. monday, tuesday back up into the mid-70s even some low 80s a little bit of an offshore flow. fire danger will be elevated slightly but not anticipating any kind of action from the national weather service or red flag warning. we do have fog along

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it is the mulder and scully of the digital election coverage, joey and marianna from bbc trending.d the cultural reference, i think we are too young. x—files, what did you think it was if you had to guess? a tv show? aliens? and other supernatural phenomenon. i don't have anything to add. mulder and scully were two fbi agents, one male who believed in extraterrestrials and spooky stuff and one female who was purely rational. and that's the dynamic? and she was the doctor and she stood next to the filing cabinet because she was pregnant and often and there was a lot of sexual tension between them actually. oh, god. just to be clear, it is not the fact that there is sexual tension, it is that you go out and investigate. can we not do this. so where are we and what is the story? we're in sussex seaside and there is a vicious row that broke out over bar charts. so we went there last week and we met a lot of people and found out about this story which is essentially involving a phd student who went out in august and decided he wanted to conduct a poll and knocked on 150 people's, more t

marianna sotomayor and ali vitali, both of you, thank you so much.ve stuck around, because i want to ask you about a new interview in which joe biden lashed out at senator lindsey graham, who is launching the investigation into the bidens and briz ma. take a listen to this. >> he knows me. he knows my son. he knows there's nothing to this. trump is now essentially holding power over him that even the ukrainians wouldn't yield to. the ukrainians would not yield to, quote, investigate biden. there's nothing to investigate about biden or his son. and lindsey is about to go down in a way that i think he's going to regret his whole life. >> brittany, what do you make of his response there? because there's always been a sense that those two men were friendly. >> well, it certainly seems they're not going to have thanksgiving dinner together. >> yeah. >> i mean, it's clear that their relationship has severed. for me, it feels beyond repair. of course, i don't know the two personally. but association -- continued association with the president, especially as

resignation and blame her for the latest deaths of protesters in clashes with the police and the military marianna sanchez reports now from the us. a peaceful march of thousands of believing ends mourners escorting the coffins of 8 victims of clashes with the military and police on tuesday. they were about to hold a vigil near the presidential palace and then the unthinkable. police opened fire with tear gas as police dispersed the funeral procession one van with the coffins tried to make its way out another one pushed by the police were stuck on the road other mourners had to leave other coffins on the ground and flee the gas the 1st to enter the we've come here empty handed i want to die kill me i'm ready the protesters didn't clash with police no rocks were thrown they just fled the gases you know what i'm not actually driving that we've come here with our dead how is it possible that they fired tear gas at us we even came with our children was they had been marching for nearly 4 hours from demanding the entering president's resignation 29 years past the supreme decree that clears the military

capital apos you're in front of the presidential palace marianna tell us about what's been happening. well fully the situation here continues to be tense all the perimeter of the presidential palace and the national assembly behind me has been sealed by riot police there's also protesters from opposition that set up barricades since the october 20th election they are still there and we've been hearing a few explosions in the morning and some protesters in some areas of the city however some. legislators are slowly making their way here to the national assembly one senator told us that he wants to call for peace and bring back stability in the country and that's what all the legislators should do including members of the mosque party of what alice is party he says that they should all come here and begin to bring the country forward the most important thing folly to for them in the agenda is to swear in a new interim president is the vice president. resigned yesterday as well as the senate president who should have been the next in line so now. another senator from an opposition party

opposition to her appointment violence broke out during her 1st full day in office 2 people were killed marianna sanchez has more now from. protesters clashed with police and the army on the streets of believe you live rounds were shot tear gas didn't dispel and we believe ian's who demanded interim president. to resign on her 1st day in office she's facing a country in turmoil was social and political disputes are battled all around including the national assembly on wednesday some of it will more or less is mass party members tried entering congress at the end the other had resigned from the senate's presidency she tried to come back a police block the way you know to get this government is trying to portray to quote it as a natural thing where legislators and we need to get to the assembly. on the other side of the barricade what is foes shouted adversaries a reminder of what sparked the political crisis that forced president ever medallists to resign. the interim president is relying on security forces to restore law and order she appointed military commanders before the cabinet. taking up c

all right marianna thanks for that matter on the sanchez lifeforce in the believe you and captain let's go now to tonight's about who is live from. stronghold as we said there so tonight. gone as president and gone from bolivia where does that leave his supporters. well we're here in a little this is district 8 from as you can see there's thousands and thousands of people that are coming here and they're saying that the going to march towards past towards class have leisure that's where people are gathering people here are get doing assemblies they're coming from different towns all of bolivia and what they say is that they won't recognize any new government they're saying that joining an years who's supposed to be sworn in later today won't be there precedent they're saying that they will what ellis needs to come back to live via what's in. all right as you just saw there looks like we've lost our connection to. their apology apologies for that we'll move on still ahead on that can a prisoner swap in afghanistan contribute to a lasting peace deal with the taliban. and out of control bu

resignation through the country into turmoil people are now looking ahead to the next election as marianna sanchez reports from. after nearly a month of turmoil here in things are slowly getting back to normal there are still roadblocks in the area. where the farmers are the supporters of former president evo morales but here in the capital things are slowly getting back to normal shops are open food is in the markets gas in the petrol stations and all of these feel 12 between the interim government and the mosque party the party of evo morales the process to call the elections has begun and the fruit and the members are being appointed. the electoral tribunal must carefully preserve its independence ptolemy and impartiality the conduct the contravenes the rectitude of the norms unleashes political and social tensions violence and threatens the fundamentals of democracy things are back to normal here in the capital many. they are anxious because they want to know the exact date when the elections will be held and who the candidates will be. political rivals the democrats are moving into th

labeled his departure a coup a preliminary report into last month's vote found ballot alterations marianna sanchez has more from santa cruz dilla sierra in bolivia. reaction from thousands of people who have been absolutely because of the results of the electoral votes on twitter the 20th. minute on the most important segment of the country. something that international. 9 many people like you. and cheering if you will spain's ruling socialist workers party has won the largest share of the vote in the 2nd general election this year but the party led by acting prime minister pedro sanchez still short of a majority the hard right vox party so its support surged to war most double april's result police officers have used live ammunition on protesters during a rally on monday footage was broadcast live on facebook and appears to show an officer drawing a sidearm while attempting to detain a mosque man tensions are high in the city after a student died on friday. security forces have again opened fire on protesters across iraq 6 demonstrators were killed in baghdad while another 3 were shot dea

mexico after being granted asylum alice resigned after weeks of protests over his disputed reelection marianna sanchez as more from bolivia's capital of pas. tensions are growing here in the center of the capital where the presidential palace and the national assembly is here at the plus somebody yield an area that is completely surrounded and sealed by police riot police and another ring of protection by the army this was. and is has been named interim president. after a long debate about whether they would be if the legislators would be able to swear her in with without the members of the mouse party the party that don't do it will morales and he's political allies now and is has said. she would immediately call for elections there needs to be that they need to name a new electoral tribunal and hold elections around. december the 20th to be able to have a new president. by january 22nd. in the meantime a lot of frustration and a lot of people followers of him. who are not happy with this decision who are not happy with this naming of the interim president and there's people protesting in the

hoping that there will be peace in bolivia we've seen reports all through the days in our colleague marianna sciences has been reporting from there of different sorts of protests violence happening in the country and a sense really that they're searching who can be the interim president at this time that yet stand to be ready to ratified so this is a situation which the countries in the region probably are going to be hoping for stability as much as bolivians are interesting to see what that's come out of that meeting on tuesday for the moment john hall many mexico city thank you. hong kong is of reeling from one of the most violent days of anti-government demonstrations in more than 5 months one protester is in critical condition after being shot at close range by police while demonstrators are accused of setting a probation supporter on fire chief executive kerry live called the protesters the enemy of the people and said she will not yield to pressure sarah clarke has more now from hong kong. protesters started blocking roads and ran lines during the morning rush hour at a crossroads insi

to resign in order for there to be new elections for the libya for life or for the country here's marianna sanchez with the latest from the past well former president evo morales has said that arrest warrant has been issued he said this on twitter saying that an illegal arrest warrant had been issued and that a policeman was out there to arrest him he is apparently taken cover with members of his longtime allies the cocoa farmers in the area of cochabamba he has said that he will stay in bolivia but it's unclear what he will exactly do however the government of mexico the foreign minister marcello doubt has said that they have a long tradition of granting asylum they have given asylum to already 20 members of the legislative and executive branches of the libyans a few hours ago and if the former president evo morales requests the asylum that they will give it to him now tensions are growing here in the capital. past there's roadblocks there's people protesting there are some explosions being heard sporadically and ambulances or sirens rather. on and off as well tensions growing as. the all

people have been killed in clashes with police on the military who were trying to secure a fuel plant marianna sanchez reports now from some people still unaccounted for. in a tiny church in 6 men were covered with blankets and laid on praying benches they died in tuesday's protest families mourn in shock waiting for an explanation of what happened. to many a part of the my cousin they all had a life ahead not even a rapist or murderer is killed this way. he can assist his young nephew was not protesting he was hit by a bullet in the head in the hooks but i don't get it because he was shot from a helicopter they destroyed his head. outside the church angry bolivians demanded justice blaming security forces for the deaths. human rights organizations here say social unrest is spiraling and security forces were given a green light to quell the protest. on tuesday a government minister said the army hadn't shot one bullet but stopped short of saying the same about the police. these images show police shooting towards protesters 1st in cochabamba last friday and in atlanta on tuesday. neighbors sha

capital of pas the army is conducting joint operations with police against what they call vandals marianna sanchez has more from bolivia's capital. he is on his way to mexico marcello but at the foreign minister of mexico said that they sent a plane that belongs to the government of mexico to secure a safe passage of the former president there they have a tradition of granting asylum is so that's what they have done with president former president they will morality and also with 20 other former government officials who have taken refuge in a residence is here in the past. residents of that belong to the government of mexico now mortalities as he was leaving we're not sure if he said this from the airplane or as he was getting on the plane said that he was thankful for the government of mexico for taking care of his life let's not forget that he's been he has tweeted in the past 24 hours since he resigned that that there was an arrest in order against him and that police were out to get him something that many politicians that we've spoken to have completely denied that there was no order

>>savvy 26 year-old marianna who are go yesterday morning in salinas while she was on her way to workolice what happened and describes the suspects before she passed her away her child could not be saved chef was arrested just a block away. a small memorial is growing yesterday in salinas where the attack took place. >>in the south bay oak grove high school students return to campus after a bomb was found and in the student parking lot tuesday today, san jose police an extra patrols to the campus to patrol. bomb squad hazmat crews determined that the device was and i e d and improvised explosive device. students and teachers were sheltered in place for more than 4 hours police are still investigating this incident to survivors of childhood sexually abused by a notorious oakland diocese priest filed a lawsuit this week. >>the praise donald broader son is accused of sexually assaulting the then 7 year-old and 10 year-old in the early 1970's at saint joachim church in hayward another victim says there are at least 22 other victims. the lawsuit was filed against the diocese of oakland, wh

i've been speaking to marianna spring from bbc trending about what all this means.hastings particularly and it is because this case study reveals certain things about us on how a digital election works for us ona how a digital election works for us on a local level and it is notjust limited to online. we saw how a bar chart went on to facebook groups and found its way onto a lib dems campaign the fred and then people talking about it on a meme page. back and forth between online and off—line and it is important in understanding what is happening on the doorsteps and what is happening online. it is difficult for the average voter to try and take apart exactly where the source of something as from and also how to understand in the wider context of the election. it is harder to track where it came from and where it is going and at the same time it is almost easier to scrutinise election material. if you got a reef lead through the front door 30 years ago you would not have been able to post online and say i am not sure about this and get into a discussion about it so o

marianna? >> reporter: so what is the state of the president's wall?f last thursday, only 83 miles of mostly replacement wall has been built. the president now asking for almost 500 miles, by 2020. is it going upping up or not? when we got on the ground to do the story, i personally saw a portion of the wall going up in arizona. but it is more complicated than it seems and everything that has been built so far has mostly been replacement wall. does that constitute a campaign promise kept? i want you guys to see our report and be the judge. >> ranchers connie kimbro and daughter mckenzie have worked this remote land in southeast arizona for their entire lives. >> both of us that live right here on the border, and are closest in proximity to the border, realize that the wall is not the best solution. we as a family personally don't need it. >> would you say the neighborhood is divided regarding the wall. >> absolutely. this has brought in as a vehicle barrier and it has served very well. >> and the 2020 re-election bid is right around the corner and the

presidential election since then at least 32 people have been killed in the violence so let's talk to marianna son shares who's in the past for us charges against eva morales even though he is in exile can you tell us more about those. that's right the prosecution has launched this investigation charging former president evo morales with terrorism. because that's after the interior minister. revealed this video of a phone call of apparently former president they were more or less talking to one of the cocoa farmers leaders telling him that the blockades should continue and that they should. not allow food to come into the pass well that those charges of sedition and. terrorism as well against. the former minister of the presidency called one arm own. who has been talking to the press and said. has turning into a new or a modern vietnam as he put it. into a minister asking here the prosecutors to also charge the former minister as well but at the same time firm former president. spoke from his exile in mexico saying that this is a set up and that the prosecutors instead should be looking at inv