recognizing the cuban threat to freedom bravo bolivia and one protests were taking place against morales washington had something else to say the united states applauds the bolivian people for demanding freedom around the world protests continue to rage for the u.s. it's a great time to fuel the fire of popular anger if it's for the right reasons of course the united states can hold go good or in other parts of the world like the middle east of the show you just left the united states is very much supportive of any open his things those who called upon to reach out and trying to destabilize the good will who come to the east of the they will do the stabilized course bully bit of the buttocks to be supported to overthrow. so. it will be. a movement to have their people get to borrow a load of bolivia well you know if it stays totally switches. begins to support the government that. all the old have for its origins supporting both of whom were cool which was through to the united states. now to a story that has shocked the journalism community in france after one of their members was left with severe

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the people with knives might be bad but insulting illegal alien murderers is, and the moral hierarchy of washingtonr sin. >> there is a serious problem with the president to humanizing any group of people in the united states, even if they are hardened criminals. d >> the history of political leaders dehumanizing opponents, even criminals, and using animal metaphors is a dangerous one. >> is a very slippery slope when you start dehumanizing people this way. it's what the nazis did. we are all god's children. when the president of united united states says, these aren't people, these are animals, you have to wonder, does he not believe in humanity? >> tucker: we are all god's children, she tells us, someone spoken. lost in the haze of all this moralizing was any meaningfuly discussion of those policies. a cynic might say that was by design. it was the whole point of the tantrum. it is certainly a theme in washington. a similar passion play unfolded just a few months before whened the president was heard speaking candidly about immigration in the white house. during a conversation with advisors, trum

morales blamed the washington, d.c.-based organization of american states, or oas, for his ouster, saying it falsely accused his government of vote tampering in last momonth's presidentialal election. >> the oas made a political decision, not a technical or legal one. this is a report. now i have realilized from the rerecommendations ofof some left others and sisters that the oas is not in the service of people of latin america. less so, thehe social movements. the oas is at the service of the north american empire. amy: in bolivia, police fired tear gas to clear thousands of anti-coup protesters from the streets of la paz wednesday, as low-flying fighter jets roared overhead in a show of force. the protesters were rejecting right-wing opposition leader jeanine anez, who declared herself interim president tuesday night. the police and military have killed at least 10 protesters since morales' ouster, with many more injured. >> the authorities nearly choked me. they nearly choked me, but i'm going to continue.e. bolivia

amy: i wanted her to the exiled bolivian president evo morales speaking to "the washington post" aboutnone of thehe reass friday he was forced to resign. >> i proposed a new supreme .lectoral tribunal new political actors and new elections without evo morales. they did not accept it. for the aggressions continued. the burning of houses, aggression toward our authorities. , threats to lynch our wives, relatives, children. it wasas unbearable. to prevent such aggressioions fm the right,t, the violentnt onesi stepped down. amy: that is s president marella speaking from mexico. he also said in an interview with al jazeera that if he was allowed to go back, he would not seek to run in the next elections but he wants to finish the last two months of his term. we just have 30 seconds. your response and what you see happening going foforward? the arean cochabamba, of the massacre that just took place. >> itt i is not clear. at this s rate, i would say if there is not an urgegent diaiale and d more democraratic behavion ththe part of the right,t, we're goining to see escalatining viololence, th

crimes and misdemeanors, the impeachment hearing somehow ended up being a fable a moral fable about gender. the washingtont is in this had lynford trump, the testimon brings a moment of reckoning on gender. members of congress agreed with the process. >> i have four little girls in my life, and i sit here thinkin about them and asom a woman i could not be more proud of you consider you and inspiration fo women. what is the of the witness have to do about impeachment. she should be insulted that she was being treated in any way different for the men that testified on wednesday. she was treated differently, th stories about her were different . as a federal prosecutor, the jury treated me differently. actually maybe they were a little harder on me than they were the male prosecutors, but it's not like i could cry and somehow i could make my argumen better or more accessible. it decades when you're talking about equality, then treat me equally. i do not need to be treated wit kid gloves and i do not need someone trying to get me to try on demand. it is insulting. >> it also doesn't seem materia exactly. if t

friday's impeachment hearing somehow ended up being a moral fable about gender. "the washingtonjeff bezos rag ran this headline, quote: for trump yovanovitch's testimony brings moment of reckoning on gender. never explained how exactly. what morons. members of congress, though, agreed with that assessment. watch. >> i have four little girls in my life. and as i sit here thinking about them and as a woman i cannot be prouder of you and i consider you an inspiration for women around the world. >> thank you. >> tucker: a former federal prosecutor and doj official and a woman by the way. we should point out because it's essential. just kidding, joins us tonight. francey, thanks for coming on. what is the sex of the witness have to do with impeachment? >> tucker, had has absolutely nothing to do with her job or her testimony. in fact, she should be insulted that shy was being treated in any way different than the men who testified on wednesday. and she was treated differently. the stories about her were different. let me tell you something as a federal prosecutor, no jury treated me

organization of american states but also obviously nature governments like britain like washington who say it was evil morale is for acting on guns to do usually do you think one of the one of the context we should understand the coup is that bolivia has the largest sources of lithium which is used in the every phone battery every laptop battery in the world i think there are a number of elements certainly the model is government was always nationalist and sovereign to defend its national resources it nationalized its national resources particularly its gas resources. years ago so i mean lithium may have been an element. but i think more generally this bolivia. morales government was a part of what was often known as the pink tide of left this government in latin america during the 1st decade and a half of the 21st century and if you look around in the hemisphere all those governments have been heavily punished by. you know industrial states that sort of countries from the global north for having dead to question the germany that they were subjected to few look around you know brazil with lula's incarceratio

during rallies in support of the president evo morales the self-appointed right wing government is being accused of abuses but are watching from washington the events in bolivia and hong kong are viewed very differently while one is seen as north or a tarion regime the other is a democratic transition. explain sticks stones and broken bones amidst the increasing violence hong kong took the weekend off to head to the polls and the results were overwhelming a landslide victory for those who have made it their mission to wrest themselves from beijing's grip a victory apparently not just for the city but for the whole wild those desperate since china have finally been put in their place. there is now an opportunity to find a way through the crisis with political dialogue the reflects the legitimate aspirations of the people of hong kong and respects the one country 2 systems model democracy at work the people of hong kong's voices being heard loud and clear today as votes are counted communist china should take a close look and reconsider their current posture or ptolemy in human rights belong to hong kong. freedom wins over 2900000 hunt con

today with many more to come all right oliver stone in washington keep watching that for us thanks very much bolivia's ousted president abel morales has said he would like to return to the country as soon as possible resigned under pressure on sunday he went into exile in mexico after weeks of protests prompted by fraud allegations following his election bolivia's interim leader said on friday that the former president will face possible legal charges for election fraud if he returns home a caretaker government is now preparing to stage fresh elections in the country. earlier i spoke to our correspondent you know how to read in bolivia is political capital a pos and asked him about the possible aim of morality his new move. i think i don't see the logic can do this idea i mean some days ago ever more on this left the country because he said that it was too dangerous for him to his life was at the risk and now he's talking about coming back i mean nothing has changed in this country since he left bolivia i think that even right now the situation is even more dangerous for him if he wanted to come back so i think that this is now so

washington d.c. illia: la otra noticia del dÍa fue la llegada de evo morales a mÉxico como lugar de asilo, varios paÍsestregarlo al ejÉrcito boliviano. >> apenas tocÓ tierra evo morales corriÓ y saludo, bajo del aviÓn sin prisa. >> estamos muy agradecidos, porque el presidente de mÉxico, y el gobierno del pueblo mexicano me salvÓ la vida. >> 1 militar mostrÓ que le ofrecÍan $50,000 por entregarlo. >> saquearon mi casa en cochabamba, intentaron sacar y quemaron, gracias a los vecinos que me defendieron. >> el gobernante nombra esto como en el golpe polÍtico y militar. el jefe de la diplomacia mexicana explicÓ el calvario que pasÓ la aeronave que lo rescatÓ. >> el gobierno del perÚ por vÍa de su canciller me comunicÓ que por valoraciones polÍticas se suspendÍa ese permiso para bajar en lima. >> bajaron hacia paraguay porque ni ecuador ni bolivia prestaron su espacio aÉreo, al final gracias a brasil pudieron volar hacia mÉxico. la relaciÓn entre ambos paÍses vive 1 de sus mejores momentos. tras su llegada morales abordÓ 1 helicÓptero de la marina mexicana, no se revelÓ su destino para preservar su segurida

washington. >> i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." rales. and this is "dateline. >> and i'm natalie morales >>> she was beautiful. her eyes were remarkable i was going to be there for her and she was going to be there for me it didn't matter what it was i thought maybe she had been kidnappe no one knew what was happening.. there was nothing i or anyone ne could have done. >> skylar, rachel, sheila. total bffs. >> they hung out all the time. >> you thought of them as a hu team.ho >> the three of them became inseparable. hr >> one ended up missing. >> nobody's heard from her. nobody knows where she is.y' >> something's wroong. something's bad wrong. hi >> where was skylar. someone was hiding something. >> it was the fbi. they were serious. >> twitter, instagram, facebook. you just see things. ridiculously out of control. >>> a click >> a clique of mean girls. were they mean enough to kill? >> it was such a shocking and scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical. >> evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline". f

washington. what effect it could have on morale in the u.s. military, next. ♪ >> dana: hi, everyone. i'm dana perino. week two of the impeachment hearings, with eight witnesses light of the testify publicly. president trump says he will consider answering some questions. i will get reaction from ohio congressman jim jordan. that's coming up on "the daily briefing." >> harris: president trump has pardoned two u.s. service members accused of war crimes. army first lieutenant clint lorance and army major matthew golsteyn. he has reversed the demotion of navy seal eddie gallagher in the third case. here is first lieutenant lorance just today. >> it really gives you the opportunity to what kind of person he is, what kind of leader is. i'm just so impressed with the vice president and the preside president. i can't say it enough. what president trump did is not unprecedented. but to me it's life-changing. to my family it's life-changing. to our military is life-changi life-changing. >> harris: the president's moves are also facing pushback. former vice president joe biden on twitter said t

washington do you see that both of our as using u.s. surveillance techniques against your device you're a law firm well i was not also nervous about a judge moral while presiding the investigation he authorized the monitoring wiretapping of our landline of one of our the firm's partner's cell phone as well as monitor all of lula's telephone calls with his attorneys with a different attorneys so they strategize they monitored they make a good anticipate all of the moves all of this defense strategies so this is a this by itself should be reason enough. to lead to a know all of the procedures against president lula president both of our as the 1st brazilian president ever to go to langley to cia headquarters there's nothing to suggest is there the judge morrow got help from the cia when they were monitoring all of the well we are still both scenarios said last week that he would not be president if mara had not accomplished his mission. this is made. what we say in his behavior corpus we are saying that both moral act acted politically morrow was acting as a political figure a political 0 ponens of low presiding. over the case without any jury yo

morally suspect as well. thanks a lot roslyn jordan live for us in washington. still ahead on al-jazeera a new ball of vaccine all set to roll out but some congolese are skeptical. head of the most secure across much of china slightly on these coastal areas in time it is not about the humidity levels have come down even a great deal of cloud in the last few hours 25 is a high view hong kong on friday and all the present 20 celsius in shanghai the rain is further to the south and the east and this is it this is the latest tropical storm developing through friday and saturday some pretty strong winds at about 75 kilometers an hour but staying well off the south of china but we could well be seeing some localized flooding in the philippines over the next couple days it's a fairly slow moving system and then over towards india it's really the northwest where we're seeing most of the weather a few more showers into southern portions of india but an unsettled couple of days ahead into new delhi 30 friday and there is a chance of snow is the mountains to wards of the n

sworn in as interim president the former head of state evo morales was ousted this week and has taken refuge in mexico. no way because in washington have begun public hearings in the impeachment inquiry against president donald trump the 1st in 20 years the televised hearings kicked off on wednesday with testimony from 2 top u.s. diplomats dealing with ukraine trump has called the process a witch hunt he says he's too busy to watch the proceedings a historic day for the united states hours of testimony played out on television screens across the country on the war. good morning everyone. the inquiry centers on an alleged pressure campaign aimed at forcing ukraine to investigate the u.s. president's political rival joe biden and on wednesday one of the diplomats who testified linked donald trump more directly to those efforts the acting ambassador to kiev said a member of his staff overheard a conversation in which trump asked you ambassador gordon somnolent if he'd successfully pushed the ukrainians into a night sing the investigation following the call with president trump the member of my staff asked investor song what president

america trained at fort benning trained by washington connected to washington and they have not stopped for a day trying to overthrow morale as people say well was this a grab for power by evo morales when he extended the ability of the president to run for another term which he got through a referendum the fact of the matter is that the u.s. started targeting math maass the movement toward socialism his party since 2001 that was 5 years before morale this became president and ever since ever since morales became president the da the drug enforcement agency the cia the national endowment of democracy all the agencies of american overt and covert power have done everything to get to where they are today which is the topple this democratically elected popular social justice based government and we've never heard of that ever happening before itself america or allow. in america and u.s. history that's right and if you don't think 154 arbenz when he nationalized united fruit company toppled by the cia and then the u.s. invaded cuba when it dared to have a revolution it invaded the dominican republic and toppled the un day in 1

morales's resignation over the weekend as a military coup. on tuesday, the organization of american states held an emergency meeting in washington, d.c., where u.s. ambassador carlos trujillo read a statement from president donald trump applauding morales' resignation and warnining it should "send da strong signal" to venezuela and nicaragua. mexico, uruguauay, nicaragua, ad the president-elect of argentina have all denounced morales's departure as a military coup. turkish president erdogan is visiting president trump at the white house today and will hold a news conference with him this afafternoon. the visit comes amid ininternational condemnation of the recentnt turkish offensive into northern syria, which turkey launched after president trump abruptly with group u.s. troops from ththe area, clearing the way for the offensive. u.s. military officials told cnn tuesday, the pentagon has a drone surveieillance video showg a possible war crime and carried out by turkish commanded fighters in syria. last week, former national security advisor john bolton surprised miami gathering of hedge fund managers when he said he thought trump's decisions

washington, d.c. the president of bolivia evo morales resigned yesterday saying he was ousted by a military coup. this is democracy now! when we come back, the first-ever presidential forum on environmental justice. i co-moderated. today we play you are segment with elizabeth warren. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. first-everight, the presidenti f forumn environmental justice wawas held at south carinina state university in orangeburg for some six democratic presidential candidates to work. senators elizabeth warren and cory booker, tom steyer, marianne williamson, john delaney, and joeoe sestak. i co-moderated the event with mustafa ali, former official with the environment protection agency, vice president of the national wildlife federation. we will be airing highlights of the forum in the coming weeks, but today we turn to senator elizabeth warren stop must off ali began the questioning. mustafa: mehdi did communities of color, indigenous populations, are lititerally dyg for a breath of fresh air. we have 100,000 people dying premataturely from air pollution in o

>>our washington dc correspondent recall martin has the latest. >>when we know children we have a moral responsibility to protect them democrat debbie dingell says the president needs to keep his word remove all flavored vaping products from the market i don't understand why the president is now changing his mind the president promised a ban on flavored vaping products 2 months ago, but illinois senator dick durbin fears big tobacco maybe talking the president into changing his mind we know this president's hearing from he's hearing from jewel jewel is one of the leading they've been producers. it's part owned by altria one of the big tobacco companies and the vaping companies and their customers have orchestrated a campaign to keep labor's legal adults walking around with buttons that say. >>we bait and we vote. the kid should be worried but saying we vapor and our health is at risk. >>tuesday senator durbin sent a letter to the president asking him not to break his promise but the white house denies any promise has been broken in a statement, a spokesperson says quote we are in ongoin

regime battery card is kind of working out for washington as it tries to distance beijing from the european market apparently some are willing to put morals over facts and comparing the us to china is morally wrong there is no moral equivalence between china and the united states and anyone who claims otherwise ignores history i would never be repeated here p.m.'s should ask themselves who is more likely to be listening on the other side of the line. was for the next stage it looks like the final decision on whether to let weiwei work on germany's find g. network will not be for parliament to decide although chancellor uncle americal wants an open bidding competition including the chinese firm her c.d.u. parties more skeptical than wants better security perimeters thrust out as well. or is it isn't right that we discuss the question of 5 g. development and the participation of foreign companies and a drastic question a few repeat indeed a sovereign to with confidence we want to build in our own sovereignty and we have a conscious skepticism towards china and the communist regime in china but in the city you are logged also in the you it w

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