judge millet: that's what i'm asking. they may do it and it may not be right, i'm asking whether it's right. thinkilkinson: i don't the custodial restrictions compare to incarceration. the examples are -- judge pillard: he is not under live -- judge millet: he is not under liberty. understand he has been released under his own recognizance. he is still not at liberty. of the district court's right to hold hearings and take its time and examine things will apply in every case. mrs. wilkinson: that has never been a basis for irreparable harm. aere's no case that says when a motion is pending and a defendant is under our or and has been a level to travel overseas that somehow that is irreparable harm. judge millet: floodgates to other people who are unhappy with the district court not ruling on a motion and thinking that they know what the answer should be on that the answer is clear from the case law or the precedent and moving from mandamus when they think they are in that position. it is broader than this particular rule

judge millet? judge millet: thank you. two questions. in your brief, you said these separation powers concerns should be considered, because they didn't file the petition. but i don't understand why they can't be raised by a defendant in the case. to the extent a district court is charged, the concern is violating separation of powers by intruding on judgments. separation of powers protect the liberties of individuals. i don't understand why it matters in this petition in this case. miss wilkinson: that raises two points, your honor, first, the incarcerated defendant could claim he is suffering irreparable harm himself and not have to rely on the government's reparable harm or basis for irreparable harm. but it does give an argument to say another party can raise the government's irreparable harm. the difference here is whether that is true or not. >> they are saying the constitution divides power to protect individual liberty, including mine. if a district court has consequences on that defendant in that case, then the defendant asked a

millet's. kenya has more fun about. it millet has more than twice as much ion. florian club as a lot of you seen gradients at the balkan wholesale market which boasts local products and farm products like sweet potatoes to as always quality flash inside the freshness of the products is important to florian when he shopping. it's always i need to herbs because. you have come to the right place. the mix is key to florence menu he combines local fruits and veggies with foods from faraway lands. do this or something that's going every for investable has its own nutritional composition that's why it's so nice to combine the local with the exotic because many diverse nutrients vitamins and minerals come together and they form a very complex meal so and that's great for the body but in couples who puts. thought healthy doesn't necessarily mean sustainable to super food served up in germany come from countries thousands of kilometers away. again why is a good example among the major produces is bolivia the variety that sells best in germany came out right out of its har

who is here but many people also fear that it might be a sign of perhaps not intervention but maybe millet support from russia cracked out on a peaceful protest arcelor as well there are different rumors and people don't really know what to think but they are against any kind of russia russia's aggression in the country. well u.s. secretary of state by pompei o says his country is working with its european partners to support the batteries in people pumpin made the comments on a visit to warsaw where he signed a deal that will see a 1000 u.s. troops move from germany to potent the defense pact will pave the way for an increased and sustained u.s. military presence in poland something warsaw has long called for it comes after the u.s. announced it would withdraw some 12000 troops from germany for failing to meet nato targets on defense spending. we're joined now by journalist mike bell and i guess. she is in warsaw hi mike bolena let's start with why did the polish government want face a new defense deal with the d.n.i. to states. well they may. feel is something to increase the number to u

at many people also fear that it might be a sign of some perhaps not intervention maybe millet support from russia to crackdown on peaceful protesters the orus well there are different rumors and people don't really know what to think but they are against any kind of russia russia's international in the country to have a member kober in minsk thanks very much for that information. now tending to some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour thousands of people have protested in the eastern russian city of khabarovsk for the 6th weekend in a row to demonstrate is that demanding the release of regional governors. he was arrested last month and taken to moscow is accused of involvement in 2 murders 15 years ago he supporters however saying his arrest is politically motivated. for us in poland have signed a deal that will save thousands of u.s. troops moved from germany to poland the u.s. secretary of state might compare sign to the pact in warsaw alongside the polish defense minister the u.s. has accused germany of not spending enough on defense and moving its troops

alongside his millet and maize crops, he e now also keeps a fruit orchard.ohn: i realized that an orchard is one of the many sources of income generation for me. long before i started this, i used to only grow maize and vegetables. i later grew to appreciate the orchard. the different trees nourish the soil and i am spoilt for choice, because as some fruit trees are growing, others are already bearing fruit. reporter: njanji sells his fruit in neighboring villages, and that ensures him an income even during the coronavirus crisis. togarasei fakarayi is happy with the orchard's abundance, because it's also important for the whole area. togarasei: there is a diversity of birds in the c chimanimani mountain, and these ones, they share the border with the national park. so there are a lot of birds that also visit, that are living within these commununities, in the forests, and also they come into orchards where they can actually get some fruits, and soso feed on fruits. so b by having different orchards, they also supply fooo to many y organismsms such s birds,

that much to mr millet our films was shown quite often we didn't realize that but we were promoting political unrest by travelling around the country with these films that's years instead. yes that means that scott. is that the guns lots of people came to see them and asked who would they would discuss the current political situation with them that that was of the disk of the woods and people started to open up just as a chance did i say. opposition activists suffering mess in churches where police surveillance was not sell out. this go. in principle the state respected the rights of the church to carry out its religious mission without direct interference to the city of what sort of course the party my party did everything it could to restrict that right we refused permission to build new charges for example that we always try to get in their way because we saw the catholic faith as an ideology that ran counter to marxism leninism religion at the. this ideological struggle spread beyond the borders of poland even as far as the vatican. white smoke appeared the next day at 6 17 pm local time.

loan by the by the government and so it's a little bit over a getting the all millet to claim that all 51000000 jobs were saved as a result of these loans but that is the fact on the lying the source of the 51000000 statement well. the unemployment numbers are continuing to climb this week they're still up over a 1000000 like we saw i'm sorry from last week the week prior to that unemployment benefits are not what they used to be weeks ago how is this going to go moving forward. well certainly the there's a great difference of opinion of course between the democrats and the republicans about what the level of stimulus needs to be and the democrats essentially went for 3 trillion dollars republicans went for one trillion the democrats tried to split the difference of 2 trillion the republicans declined that offer and have now put forward a package of represents around about $500000000000.00 not likely to be agreed upon i think by the democrats but in that package there is provision for the extent that for the extension of the added on employ. remember that approach but at the level of $

misleading but most importantly i we need to look at this statistic to the actual situation in that's come millet t. for example like. some developing countries or country that with large populations problem a large number of population actually is in a low income class a very poor hygiene and poor living environment that estate is so cannot give you as is thing so different countries are in different stages of the d.c.'s in some country like hong kong and south korea we have a certain state of come fact that d.c.s. we have prior stage we tried to resume the economic activity misunderstands that of the 80 and the deceased come back for some country like south america or india they have never come back to these seas that this is keep going on in a high rise state but at the same time the economy and the life of the whole populations are also in the very difficult situation it's interesting in a similar particular in the u.k. the economy for the british government is a big driver of trying to open things up but it's also the one thing that will make this worse it will spread cases if that if it ope

enough and will travel to turkey later in an effort to mediate the 2 countries have announced rival millet. exercises in the mediterranean escalating a dispute over gas exploration in contested waters turkey has been operating a research vessel accompanied by warships to survey the seabed for gas and oil deposits greece claims the area with the ship is overlaps its own continental shelf athens says it's ready for dialogue but it will defend its sovereign rights this shows the exclusive economic zones of greece turkey and cyprus as defined by the un it accords greece 71 percent of the aegean sea and turkey 8.8 per cent but this is how turkey redraws the same map claiming much of greece is waters as its own and this is the area where turkey has started looking for oil within its self defined waters but that infringes on greece's maritime territory according to the e.u. and the un and joins it up with us is enough ans with more on the greek reaction. we did hear the greek foreign minister open with. initial remarks in saying that right now we consider that turkey is behaving illegally in the

judge millet: you have mentioned the court cannot appoint an aicus to argue against defendant once the government has sided with the defendant. ms. powell: at the district court level, the courts have no provisions for the appointment of amicus in a criminal case. by virtue of the case there is a civil -- judge millett: there is a supreme court rule that says they can appoint amicae in criminal cases in the interest of a defendant? ms. powell: the supreme court and appellate courts routinely -- is there a role in the supreme court saying they can or cannot do that -- a rule in the supreme court saying they cannot or can do that? ms. powell: i do not know. the supreme court appoints amicae whenever it wants to. judge millett: one last question for you. role of thebout the court in 48a. it can prevent harassment of a defendant. correct? ms. powell: current act -- correct. that is rinaldi's decision. judge millett: i think you would agree that this is not a purely ministerial process. 48a to protectse their own prostheses to make sure that prosecutors are not abusing the process? ms. powe