this is where former president melchior ndadaye was buried.s but between september and november, 2015, a new structure appeared and our sources say it became a base for an antiriot brigade. the troops are visible here. they were deployed to suppress the protests in 2015, and were accused of using containers in the yard as detention and torture sites. a victim told us that he was interrogated in this pink house, in the suburb of mutakura, in 2016. it is a former bakery abandoned by its owner during the protests. the victim told the bbc that liquid was injected into his stomach. and another former intelligence agent told us that he saw people being killed in a bar called iwabowa ba ntu — it belonged to the now deceased head of intelligence, adolphe nshimirimana. 0ur source told us the killers would blast loud music to cover the screams. local human rights groups confirm that political violence is still happening. we have analysed the reports coming out of burundi, they indicate that, although fewer deaths were reported in 2017, more and more peo

damian: all right, melchior, gaspar, and balthasar are here on the show with us.significance of what you're celebrating at the children's discovery museum and of having the three wise men also in appearance. cecilia: yeah, the three kings celebration is a holiday that's celebrated in many countries and cultures around the world, and especially in spanish-speaking countries, and it celebrates the arrival of the three kings to bethlehem to give gifts to baby jesus. and years ago when the museum was launching our cultural celebration series, we were looking in the various communities that exist here in the bay area and we didn't see any celebrations that were celebrating the three kings. and so we worked with a group of latino advisors and put together the three kings celebration, and 21 years later, here we are. damian: and it's not--it's gone beyond being a religious celebration. it's more of a cultural celebration now. cecilia: yes, absolutely. it's just a very joyful culture celebration over two days where there's just so much hands on arts and crafts, mexican tr

joining to us discuss editorial page writer for "the wall street journal" jillian melchior.analyst and commentator morgan ortegas. let me start with you. the markets seemed more focused on the potential executive order, not just the face to taste meeting but -- face-to-face reports that china will lower tariffs on items. feels like they're inching closer and closer and closer. >> i think de-escalation is very important. what we see there are no winners in a trade fight. there are a lot of losers. and i think both countries are concerned about that but again with the huawei and zte stuff, i think that is an important place to take a hard-line. we're talking about the potential for this technology being used to spy on americans but also these are companies that zte, violating sanctions, selling to some of the worst actors in the world. i do think there are some things it is important to be firm on. charles: morgan? >> i've been coming on your show for years with jillian. this i think is the first time we disagree even though i love her and the journal. i come at this, i unders