mon dale, were you returned about it's legality? legality. >> whether it was legal? >> in what sense? whether that would have been a legal thing to do, mon dale, yes. >> that particular aspect didn't enter into the discussion. >> mon dale, trying to give him another chance, i was asking if you were considered with whether that would be legal and proper. we didn't consider it at the time, no. the threat seemed so egregious that in the minds of these folks they will just act to address the threat and deal with the legal consequences later. even though, right, there turns out to be no evidence that, in fact, there was in i nefarious plot by the soviets or chinese to inspire anti-war protests, civil rights movement activities and so forth. >> i was curious -- i was curious when you were talking about the fbi counterfeiting letters to mlk, what year was that? >> that was ''64, right after h received the nobel peace prize. the results of this, of the church committee's investigations on the legal side of it, this is probably -- they are probably the most important legacies

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mon funda advises european firms looking to do business in iran. he's noticed a growing number of companies getting cold feet since president trumps threats to punish those trading with iran. they also wanted to know what's in this is commitment required to do good business in iran is enormous despite the profits to be potentially made right now companies see the costs involved just too great a risk. on me since i so course is a simple sales manager amir so today can only hope for better times for now he is continuing to offer after sales service to his a rainy and customers even if currently they cannot buy any of the machines each costing several hundred thousand euros. we are getting more difficult because every bank has to take it to do it on business and they don't like to do. any transaction with iran so a lot of customers they don't know how to pay for our service charges and how to support. and this can be the big challenge european technology is in demand in iranian industry but chinese and russian firms are ready to fill any gap in supply

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but they're not meant to stay here in january min mon bangladesh agreed to repatriate the revenger within two years. and man has started building transit camps to house the retina knees. but the un has said conditions are not yet right and so far barely a handful of ranger have returned. german chancellor angela merkel has been in azerbaijan on the third day of a visit to the region the country is there are hoping for improve ties with the european union and nato for germany energy is key see azerbaijan is a major producer of natural gas and a pipeline now being built could pump it to europe and reduce reliance on russia but that could be complicated by as azerbaijan's human rights record and its bitter dispute with neighboring armenia. the german chancellor was welcomed by an azerbaijani honor guard but president. didn't welcome everyone in miracles delegation parliamentarian ah but viler a member of merkel's party was not allowed into the country can't visited the disputed region of the gorno car a box he was quickly replaced by another going to start member johan vida for despite the s

but they're not meant to stay here in january minn mon bangladesh agreed to repatriate the revenger within two years. and man has started building transit camps to house the wretched annis. but the un has said conditions are not yet right and so far barely a handful of ranger have returned. let's look at some breaking news coming in now where we understand that the syrian prosecutors have opened an inquiry into italy's interior minister that's material salvini over rome's refusal to allow more than one hundred migrants stuck for ten days on a ship in a port in sicily to disembark but now says he'll allow them to leave they'll be allowed to leave in the coming hours and we'll have more on this story as it develops but just to repeat that this is zealand prosecutors have opened an inquiry into the country's interior minister matteo salvini here in germany chancellor angela merkel has been. where she hopes to improve economic ties particularly in the energy sector the country in the caucus is a major producer of natural gas and a key pipeline being built could pump into could pump into europe

but they're not meant to stay here in january minn mon bangladesh agreed to repatriate the revenger within two years. mom has started building transit camps to house the wretch annis but the un has said conditions are not yet right and so far barely a handful of really have returned. sports news now and the bonus league is back and saturday's early results are in fortuna disorders return to the top flight ended in two years as they gave up a one goal lead to lose at home to oxford the league's other newcomer nuremberg lost in berlin after losing in the couple of weeks frankfurt got back to winning ways against freiburg braman came from behind to draw against hanover wolves for the left as a late to be child mentioned blood bath take on liver couzin in saturday's late game while biron kicked off their season with a big win against hoffenheim on friday sunday's seized at guard and mines and dortmund take on life sick. well it was decisive display from the bavarians will be pleased to already have three points on the board as they attempt to win a record extending seventh league title let's s

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now mon god has promised zimbabwe a new beginning. for the very latest now let's cross over to harare were our corresponding increase is standing by adrian the results came in in the middle of the night what's been the reaction so far this morning. well the situation here are still a little bit tense i would say is not fully back to normal it has improved compared to yesterday for example when you could only see police and military on the streets today you still see police and military on the streets but some of the shops have opened some banks even opened so it's slowly getting back to normal but some people have the feeling that the whole election drama is not yet over and we will talk about the reasons right now we have two guests here one representative of the opposition party mr jameson timba he is the chief election agent for. a presidential candidate of the opposition party and we also have a representative of the zanu p.f. the governing party in the one gun a. representative in europe i would like to ask you first mr timba you

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now mon god has promised zimbabwe a new beginning. let's bring indeed of these adrienne krishi standing by for us and had a good to see you so the results came in the middle of the night one of the reactions been this morning there. well the situation in paris still quite tense you can see behind me this still heavy military and police presence in the city it has improved though compared to yesterday where the city center was always deserted and you found a policeman there today more and more people on the streets some shops even opened but you can see there's still some tension here a lot of people have the feeling that this election drama is not yet over although the results where already announced it is have a look at what the local newspapers wrote today and this is also an indicator for what i was saying. and disputes the independent is talking about and a slim victory for emerson when i've got one and then we also have the news today here that says chamisa rejects the fake results nelson chamisa is the major opposition candidate

of thousands of people are protesting in israel against new legislation which they say marginalizes mon jewish people in the country thousands of people have gathered in a central square in tel aviv calling for all israelis to be treated equally has been organized by the truce minority they say the new on the cops israel's democratic values and marginalizes not only the jews people but also the country's arab minority which makes up around twenty percent of the population. that's bringing middle east correspondent now tanya came a she's the rally in that televisa tanya tell us more about who's this protest. well you had kind of an play jus' when it says that came up down here to tell of each from the nose where two communities live to become new together calling on the israelis also to join them in the hotel because on the tube. now the truth is they are making up only about less than two percent of the population here but they have a very special. very loyal to the state of israel don't want to drafted into the army and that makes it difficult for them to seize a very contentious becau

. >>> y para poncorea del sur mon paÍs vecino porque dice ivette podrÍan estar construyendo nuevos misilesrimer misil balÍstico capaz de llegar a este paÍs. >>> mientras que general de de corea del norte y el del sur se reunieron surgen fotos donde corea del norte desarrollÓ un proyectil con todo lo necesario para alcanzar suelo estadounidense. >>> de acuerdo al diario thel washington post funcionarios indicaron que estÁn construyendo o dos encuentro hace unas semanas el lÍder norcoreano se comprometiÓ con el presidente donald trump a la desnuclearzaciÓn de la pe en uno sula y donald trump dijo que corea norte no era amenaza nuclear. >>> en conferencia la semana pasada el presidente hablÓ de tema. >>> quiero agradecer al jefe kim jong-un por cumplir su promesa y estoy seguro que seguirÁ cumpliÉndola mientras que buscan y buscan. >>> a pesar de esto, la semana pasada el secretario del estado de estados unidos dijo que a pesar de las promesas corea del norte todavÍa produce combustible para bombas nuclears, pero la casa blanca no dicen nada relacionadas a temas de inteligencia. >>> todo lo q

lara tried to offer her a $15,000 a mon job in return for her silence.marosa took it that she couldn't talk to reporters. lara trump says she feels betrayed. edey wanted her back on board because they c about her personally. that's contrary to things the president has said about her recently calling her in a tweet a dog. she also said the president isa thing to have her arrested. he's trying to intimidate her and her publisher. she said donald trump has met his match. susan mcginnis. thank you. >>> president trump is catchinh for stripping the security clearance of former cia directo brennan. he was in the situation during a s.e.a.l. rai that killed osaman den. he urged president obama to approve the rate when others thought it was too ritzy. now the ad world who saw that raid is coming to brennan's defense. >> retiredro admiral in his words, few americans have de more to get his security clearance as well. >>> new details from the vatican. a spokesman for pope says these are morallye. reprehensi since this was prior to 2002, the reforms a working. the g

would require some of the foundations and institutions in california to have more dir rsity in the fund mon portfolios as well. and that again is designed to drive better rerns for the endowments and institutions. >> on a personal note, you and your husband, kevin, were high school sweet hearts. you founded taserrabbit toge he went on to start another company.av you a house hold with two very drive entrepreneurs, and how is that? >> my daughter, most lile girls are playing house. she plays office and she sets up her office in her bedroom and she returns e-mails and takes phone calls. that's what she knows, and i guess that is the impress that v both and i have on her. >> i think that's a good thing. next, she will assemble a computer for you and you will be in great shape. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and that will do it for us.d you can fre of our coverage at kqed.org/newsroom.an you for joining us. robert: convictions, immunity ills and a showdown with theer attorney g. is the trump presidency at a turning point? i'm robert costa, welcome to >> he took the job and then he said i'm going

bishop mccarrick of course si reed as cardinal last mon after a church investigation learned that an abuse claim against him was credible. >>> and another development in the case of 10-year-old makiyah wilsonut gunned downde her home in d.c. one man is icu ody, but a second man is on the run. t kumas and now they have an arrest warrant for another man, quinton michaels. the two men were in jail on drug charges and were released on bond three days before the shooting. >> makiyah is looking overan us watching us now so i know she will want justice and i want thstice for my baby. >> four people were wounded in that shooting there. >>> police are looking for more information on t three mothothe men involved in the shooting. those gunmen opened fire outside makiyah's home killing her and injuring four others. this happened on july 16, police red thear getaway and police arrested the manhe who say stole that car kevin eugene jones. jones has not been charged with the murder. >>> investigators need your help identifying this person. these are images taken from the uall back on j 10. now pol

it's rare we get such beautiful weather several days in a row on the mon august, but we will pay the price the next couple of days and we will have at least one more heat wave thi summer. currently at reagan national we are at 81 degrees.l the offic high was 82 and fairly dry, humidity only 44%. we will cool off quickly after sunset. even though we had lots of fair weather clouds today storm team 4 radar is all clear andlean. hours from now we will probably be tracking a couple of scattered or isolated thunderstorms out towards the higher elevations. temperatures across the region, again, not too bad for this time of the year. most of us still in the low 80s. 75.hester cominging in at not too bad this time of year. 80 degrees in annapolis. lows tonightecause of the mainly clear skies and the relatively dry air will be in the m-60s for most of us. it was sunshine tomorrownd a slight change in the pattern, and winds mostly in the southwest. most making a run at the 90-degree ma, so i we do it officially tomorrow will likely be the start of thewa hea because monday into tuesday and into

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the attack hpened last saturday, as a woman was out running -- a monning run in all park. the man walked up and assaulted her. the victim was able to get away and contact police. if you know anything that can help track down the suspect, contact manassas .poli >>> more concerns of the university of maryland department,his time, the resignation of the athletic director. a report says seven kevin anderson used money to hire a lawyer for two students facing sexual misconduct. it happened last august and was violation of protocol. the office found out when the athletic department received the bill. they told anderson to cut ties with the attorney. a onthlater, anderson didn't follow those orders. anderson resigned in ril. >>> look at your top stories right now. hurricane lane is twisting 200 miles off of the coast of honolulu, hawaii, as a category 3 major hurricane. storm s team 4s the storm will never make a landfall, there's the riskor f catastrophic flooding, landslides and beacho n. >>> the publisher of "the national enquirer" is granted immunity in the case. court docume

. >>> the mon dee see doe wildfe is the largest in california. it's burning north of san francisco. according to fire officials the fi is only 30% contained. promising news, no deaths have been reported. >>> today rick gates returns to the stand to testify against paul manafort. yesterday gates admitted he falsified financialts docum and hid millions of dollars from the irs and also testified he stole from manafort wle working for him. >>> this morning the little league team takes the field in connecticut. >> the d.c. team takes on the berlin little league team. the team lost its first game of the regional tournament this pastd. weeken our entire area, including the washington nationals isng roo for the team. all of these young players are part of the nats youthaseball community. >>> the team is the first ever n predtly black little league team to advance to the regionals. the game is on espn this morning. > we want them to make it to bristol. >> yes. it's 4:36 right now. still ahead a brawl at a beauty salon. we'll tell you which trement sparked this scene. >>> investigatingfter ha

. >>> 4 kwoo 10y on mon morning. showers across northern virginia and thunderstorms in fredricksburg. those are coming north. if you live near fredricksburg and stafford,er thu >>> aretha franklin's roots were in gospel music, her home church is honoring her legacy. > the new bethel church dedicated sunday's service to enthe que of soul. ♪ >> the service shifted to telling stories abo her. long-time friend jesse jackson also spoke. he shared a moment with franklin because she passed. >> s opened her eyes quickly and embraced my arm and we beg to cry. >> franklin's family announced there will be a four-day celebration in detroit starting august 28th. fural and burial will be private. she died last week at the age of 76. or>>> strong earth kwiks hit weekensia at least a dozen people were killed. here is a look at one of the shelters. you can see a mother trying to comfort the young children there. it's the same region that was trying to recover from a quake earlier this month that killed hundreds of people. >>> smoke f

op,ons start at $9.95 a mon plus, you get a 30-day money back guarantee. so call now for free information. and you'll also get this free beneficiary planner, and it's yours just folling. so call now. >> announcer: "news4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> we begin at 4:30 with breaking ws. the shooting at that tysons apartment building overnight is w deadly. fairfax county police have confirmed one person is dead. we want to go live to news4's justin finch. >> and you'reive along lincoln circle, justin, i know you've been going back and forth. i liveut that way. this is a pretty busy area. you say it's confined to the back of the complex? >> reporter: that's ght, ron, angie, most of the scene happening behind the apartment. one person dead, another in the hospital. a suspect now in custody aswe . we're awaiting the relationship between all three of these people now involved in this -n laht shooting. i do want to take you to another video of lat night .here fairfax county police spreading out across this complex, beginning their investigation. we can tel

mon funda advises european firms looking to do business in iran. he's noticed a growing number of companies getting cold feet since president trumps threats to punish those trading with iran. they also want to know what its commitment required to do good business in iran is enormous despite the profits to be potentially made right now companies see the costs involved as too great a risk. sukhoi says. sales manager amir so today can only hope for better times for now he's continuing to offer after sales service to his a rainy and customers even if currently they cannot buy any of the machines each costing several hundred thousand euros. we're getting more difficult because everybody can see iran business and we don't like to do. any transaction with iran so unless of course some still don't know how to pay for our service charges and how can support . and those who do become european technology using demand in iranian industry but chinese and russian firms are ready to fill any gap in supply which for multivac would mean a serious loss in business.

to different hearings on capitol hill about russia's supposed mon line actions now the two things named are u.s. alexion meddling and the poisoning in britain of surrogate and yulia screen paul with no overt shock now no proof has ever been presented ongoing efforts to interfere in our sacrosanct election process seize and those of our allies are just some of the unacceptable behaviors of the putin regime putin wants to break apart the american republic russia's attempts to interfere in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidential election are well and widely known russia has undertaken a campaign of malign activities in its attempt to compete with us our allies and our.

russian mon inside the us embassy in moscow britain's guardian newspaper has been reveling this week in the story since it revealed its little is not quite as it seems as you go is it done off explains. everybody loves a spy drama mystery suspense and the russian firm fertile. the name of the agent is stable in. my name is evident then you are a russian spy. this guardian story had every ingredient for a thriller recipe the u.s. secret service as quite clearly stems from the very name it's one of the most enigmatic agencies of the u.s. government its main function is to protect the lives of u.s. presidents ministers the top political brass and that is where the russians according to the guardian planted a mall the russian spy had been working under texted in the heart of the american embassy in moscow for more than a decade she had plenty of time together intelligence without supervision bissell said the guardian's head of investigations claims she was operational for a whole decade in that time through the agency's internet in e-mail systems she had access to all kinds of highly cla

good night's sleep.oo havertys life good >>> by many accounts she's already the greatest of all timesi moniles just added another record to her impressive career. sweeping all the events to win her fifth s. gymnastics title, the first woman to be national champion five times and in winning form biles sent a message le with her teaard. that's the color that shows survivors of sexual abuse. victimized by team doctor larry nasser behind bars keeping their mission at the forefront. >>> a quick thinking rescue caught on camera in california. strangers banning together jumpi in to the water to save a man, a woman and a dog after their truck plunged into the water in long beach. the truck sinking bust the good samaritans were faster pulling them to safety before rescue crews arrived. >>> the eagles flue by the king of pop. 40 years after it was released, the eagle's album is 38 times platinum. the recording associatn of america says that pushes michael jackson's thriller to second place at 33 times platinum. not too shabby. >>> when we come back, a pitch like none other. back, a pitch like none t

mon jose.he ts ing. we'll go hour by hour on future weather. 7:00 this morning we're still dealing with the fog along the coast, maybe coastal drizzle as well. as we advance the clock to 10:00, the fog still over san francisco, parts of the east bay shoreline. sunny skies in the south bay and inland at that hour. by 1:00, we do expect most locations away from the coast to have that sunshine. only exception, san francisco, ske yestda we're cool in thetoday, 64, warmer in the south bay, 80 in san jose, about 85 in concord, 70 with afternoon sunshine in oakland. 80 napa and 79 a high in san rafael. if you are traveling today, you can see the coast is cool in the 60s and in the 70s. you move inland to the central valley the upper 90s, headed to l.a., warm at 84, 79 san diego, and 106 in palm springs. weather is acting nicely this morning. we have trouble on the roadways. we do. you mentioned folks are traveling today. our major issue around sfo. head's up trying to get out for an early flight, you have got t

mentality and that's why i'm still here thanks discard have their own freshly crowned world champion bowser mon pot his volley against argentina on route to the title was voted goal of the tournaments and. now he's back with a club calling soon spurred him on in song during the world cup. was. here that was really nice of them i was quite moved we've got a generation of great players in front so a moment. well now we're center stage when we won the world cup hopefully they'll be a lot more coming through. you stuff each a lot of life to go pursuing their high ambitions with four french players on the staff of the team most prominent di open mcconnell. junk kevin all that stuff. as we know a do d. a little from minds but from now on he'll be playing in the champions league with dortmund. to start the service why don't men that's easy they're a big club in germany and europe that's what i was looking for and why i wanted to come here and on monday. talk means archrivals shall have their own french defensive specialist belgium on stanley. in frankfurt meanwhile it's france to the fore sebastiano s

at the position, adrias peteon and they signed him to a one-year deal reportedly worth just overli monollars. the 33-year-old brings a hall of fame rume. a.p. needs justar 37 rushingds to pass jim brown 1or0th on the nfl's all-time leading rushers list. but petersonas struggled to stay healthyct and produe over the last two seasons. trent williams, who is his teammate back at oklahoma, says he hasn't lost a step. and peterson credits trent's recruitment for his arrival in washington. >> he's just like, hey, we look rely, really good this year. even though he's kind of just starting, and defensively, hs been raving about the defense. it's bimn a longe coming and i promise you, i'm going to geve erything i have inside. for me i'm just happy to be part of a great organization, a good team offensively and defensively, and to run behind a great offensive line. >> tomorrow, but monday night football andrew in the cold taking on joe flacco and the ravens. he hasn't played in a he game in 596 days due to injuries. first quarter he hit for 16 yards. he was 6 of 13 for 50 yards. later lining up

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for your beloved country thank you very much for being with us we were talking to taleb called car mon yet many political activists and nobel peace prize laureates discussing the tragedy unfolding in yemen and the future of the country that is it for this edition of sophie and co i will see you next time. same wrong. but old rules just don't. let me. get to shape out just because the ticket and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. parting of ways european leaders talk of a future without the u.s. what is in store for the transatlantic alliance and much much more on this edition of crossfire. i. know this is the congress's bazaar neighborhood in bangladesh just recently this land was a rain forest but now there are refugee camps. elephants are a problem then tank refugees either out of range of fear they can find their ancient my great tree roots among the sea of tents. in the last twelve months twelve men have been trampled to death by elephants however the elephants will have to retreat to outnumbered by about nine hund

the people i spoke with many and they they are affecting that maybe junko didn't care or a team of mons. pressures the army to just couldn't. stand in full strength for us thank you all right. well turning to our top story all of us back and forth between the u.s. and turkey and it's got markets stop has. we heard about the nosedive of the turkish lira and stocks have been retreating around the globe with the euro zone bank shares suffering in particular or their exposure to turkey when pushing his political agenda president russia tight everyone could long rely on strong economic growth that's changed turkey's economic boom was fueled by government spending but the upswing has come to an end for president there who won the fault lies with western countries which he says are waging an economic war against turkey relations with the us are especially bad that's why he's determined to forge better economic ties with countries such as china or russia. what's starting to the problem is that even many turks are fleeing the lira for the relative safety of dollars or euros despite one's despera

free mon t in the upper 50s.warmer for today, these are all just tiny changes as the area of high pressure rebuilds and then next week, we have a cooler weather system from the north. so we are bringing in more clouds by monday night into tuesday. by tuesday morning, a chance for a few showers. so all of the cloud cover this morning is clearing back, at least that is the plan, to near the coastline. but still some partly sun any skies right around the bay- -sunny skies right around the bay. walnut creek, 84. oakland, 73-degrees. san jose, 73. and san francisco, a high right around 66. we are going to keep the coast on the cooler said, mainly in the lower 60s and still some leftover cloud cover near san francisco, near the bay, into the early portion of the afternoon. cooler on your sunday, and then more clouds by tuesday with a chance of a few showers tuesday morning: frank. >>> did you want t o t s, too? >> i am waiting for the secret recipe. >> i don't think we are going get that. >>> okay, coming up, if you do

but they're not meant to stay here in january min mon bangladesh agreed to repatriate the revenger within two years. their mother has started building transit camps to house the return knees. but the un has said conditions are not yet right and so far barely a handful of revenge have returned. are what happens now that the world has this report some talk about that i'm joined by christiane thomas shot he is a former member of the u.n. human rights committee and the un's international law commission is it's almost like it's good to have you back on the program this investigation by the u.n. it took place without the assistance of the mian maher authorities we know that state councilor aung san suu kyi she refused to cooperate what does that mean for the credibility of this report and is it possible that the military can just simply continue to ignore as it has been doing well he could have been created but it is not a fact that by the refusal of the authorities jill let the commission and of the country i think because they have so many pieces of evidence they can listen don't witnesses pe

they were back when to tell of our mon yemeni activist and the nobel peace prize winner talking about the civil war and humanitarian catastrophe in the country so i will call on now you are a noble peace prize laureate you got the prize for your role in the twenty eleven revolution in yemen five years have passed and the revolution hasn't brought any peace your country is being devastated by war a power struggle which all started five years ago was it all worth it. it's worth it absolutely yeah many people started a peaceful a great peaceful revolution in two thousand and eleven millions of fear many people left their weapons more than civility million piece of wood bins in their houses and went to the street with roses in front of all the violent or highly southern. forces so yemeni people did a great work on stop listening in you country based on democracy based on human rights because the only rule of law we did the great work in the transitional period we gathered only in many parties even with the militia for who's the even with that without any solace allianz in one table and we

mon rsoonns have forced more than 15,000 people from their homes. in china, heavy in in guangdong province destroyed homes and forced evacuations this weekend. roads are blocked and officials say many cities in the province are flooded. it was a go for liftoff for thsi first-ever m to the sun today after a one day delay. early this morning, nasa's parker solar probe lifted off from capee canaveral. rst ever solar mission will get within four million miles of the sun's surface, and gather data for the ne seven years. the spacecraft is named for 91- year old astrophysicist eugeneer paho was the first to suggest the existence of solar winds 60 years ago. this is the first time nasa has named a specraft for a living person. a new wave of poaching could t wipe o remaining asian elephants in myanmar. read more at pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: anyone with children knows that full time child care can be very expensive, runng up to tens of thousands of dollars per year per child. some have turned ta less costly alternative: the state department's au pair

now mon god has promised zimbabwe a new beginning. of ball is covering the latest for us from harare hi melanie the results came in the middle of the night have people there had time to really react to this news. question me many zimbabweans are likely to only be finding out this morning who their president is because as we expected the results only came on touring the night most likely in an attempt to decrease the likelihood of protest here in the country but i still saw military tanks military vehicles heading down town just after the results were announced i could hear helicopters throughout the entire night so it looks like the military is ready to crack down on any demonstrators today we might seize them and can't support the celebrating on the streets but it could be that the supporters of the opposition party the m.d.c. might be too scared to go out and protest against this results and melanie you know the opposition they're not backing down they say they're going to challenge this result what opportunities do they have. thank

in this sense, the competition from the cable operator to the napoli isl phone mon a -- monopoly is a striking success. proud ofators are very that and rightfully so. it took a long time to get there. you can criticize the timing. in fact, having a choice with the cable operator, that's a big deal to those of us who grew up with a black at&t phone and didn't have any choice like that. and, of course, mobile has made that choice much more interesting a dynamic. people are going all wireless now as well. not like this is the only game in town. but in the old world, if you the 1980's, the idea that there was an opportunity to get a second wire that woulduse provide you a competing telephone voice service, now just totally mundane. you can do it through your cable operator. millions of us have done that. good. okay? that's good. the f.c.c. is not going to take most ardentn in the form of net neutrality. so the idea that net neutrality is really front and center, some it differently. >> is traffic congestion inevitable or how can that improved?nagement be >> yeah. obviously it's there. the

but they're not meant to stay here in january min mon bangladesh agreed to repatriate the revenger within two years. miramar has started building transit camps to house the retina knees. but the u.n. has said conditions are not yet right and so far barely a handful of really have returned. ok let's talk now to laura hague an expert on myanmar with international in london laura thanks for joining us what is your reaction to this really quite damning report from u.n. investigators are you satisfied with the central conclusion that they have that there was genocidal intent in the way myanmar's military dealt with the ranger. well thank you i mean this is a blistering report from the u.n. comes a year after this campaign of violence prompted this exodus of their inject it is a really important step i think towards justice and accountability but i think it's the experts themselves make clear it is the international community that now has the responsibility to act and ensure that these military commanders who oversaw this operation crimes under international law are held to account and you know