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oh again my post-election arm rest in battering shows no sign of easing saturday once again saw protesters taking to the streets over the disputed elections in august and they get called on alexander lukashenko to resign it does come as the president surprised the world with his inauguration ceremony on wednesday a month earlier than expected there have been rallies in support of in c. but those events also sparked master condemnation from opposition supporters a heavy police presence she's told you can into the spurs the cried some by saturday's and wednesday's anti-government demonstrations did end in hundreds of arrests meanwhile some of the opposition's tactics have been called into question including an ongoing campaign to publish the personal data. of police officers our senior correspondent were against the office more on that story. as with any di add on the operation the goal is sheer terror even and the better russian opposition makes no secret of what it is doing join us they say or we will ruin your life the main goals of this channel are to track down every criminal that has c

my post story is just one of millions a story of disappointments and betrayal. in india children have few rights it is illegal for them to work under the age of 14 but poverty is such that often children are put to work as soon as they are physically able it is a question of necessity. and all beriah is a small village with a painful past all of these girls are victims of trafficking trafficking consented to by their parents and not resisted by their community. children are sold mostly as a result of ignorance many parents have never left the villages of their birth and to them the cities of places of great wealth and opportunity. the traffickers lure parents with the false promise of a better future an education a chance to earn money there is a small payment on the child is interested into their care. arjun was a child trafficker he has bought and sold children for his own profits he has acted as a middleman preying on poor families and persuading them to hand over their children and then passing them on to brokers in the cities. he's a known figure in this co

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then i wrote a book about my childhood which is also part of the memoir and then the last book is my postc service memoir. i have written quite a few. by the way to be honest i had help and it's important to get the notes right and to know what you are talking about as best you can. >>host: one of the book chevron about as well is your plan you are wearing today you are famous for the pins what is the genesis and why did you write a book about that? >>guest: i like jewelry but when i got to the united nations february 1993, right after the goal for and a cease-fire was translated into sanctions resolution and i was instructed as ambassador to make sure the sanctions stayed on so after invading create with all the problems in baghdad but among them was unparalleled service i started to wear a snake but then when we were talk about iraq and the press would pick it up one said were you wearing a snake been? i went to the fact i was parallel to the serpent and i said this is in one - - this is fun so i bought a lot of custom jewelry so on good days i will flowers and butterflies on a bad day

it's not just the other person reading my post online. what people say about me on twitter afterwards. we are also our own audience at times. i think we are plain to ourselves to convince ourselves reassure ourselves that or reassure ourselves that we are as good as we think we are. just to add. we recognize of course that motivations are really complicated. people almost never act out of one pure motivation. even if we are often because it feels good if were trying to fight our will to power we might also be trying to promote her social status. you might think when someone goes after somebody and tries to shame them. they are also trying to i'm someone to be reckoned with. >> you don't mess with him this is a friend i want to have and so forth. >> taking this mens rea element has should be distinguished grandstanding from the attempts to lead by example. when you genuinely feel like you can ask as a moral guide. for others. demonstrating a correct course of action in your personal life. others will follow along. motivations for our behav

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and if i'm going to take that and hold it up against say -- what my friend post on facebook, well, my friend post on facebook , maybe it's a newspaper story and that's fine. but it might be something from the 24-year-old romanian kid, and that's not so fine. it's critical and part of what again i like our guides, it's a project we develop initially at the of the schools and then to external groups have been using it as well. nonprofit voters, and youth service america. they steer people to beginning to understand what a credible source is. and that's really important. there's nothing wrong with partisanship, with advocating at aour beliefs, but certain point you also have to say we are simply trying to report what is happening. that's valuable. >> there's another quote on our home page. and it comes from the late congressman john lewis who said if not for the press, the civil rights movement would have been like a bird without wings. thurgood, you are the son of a powerful figure in american history, u.s. supreme court justice thurgood marshall who served on that bench from 1967 to 19

and if i'm going to take that and hold it up against say -- what my friend post on facebook, well, my friend post on facebook maybe another newspaper story and that's fine. but they don't you know maybe also something from the 24-year-old romanian kid, and that's not so fine. so i think it's -- it's critical and part of what again i like our guides, it's a project we develop initially at the of the schools and then to external groups have been using it as well. talking voters service america, and it's a guide stop vote and what they do is they steer people to beginning to understand, perhaps, whether credible source is is and i thik that's really important and again there's nothing wrong with partisanship. with, you know, advocate city for your beliefs. but as a certain point you also have to say, we're simply trying to report what is happening and so that that's valuable. >> there's another quote on our home page. and it comes from the late congressman john lewis who said if not for the press, the civil rights movement would have been like a bird without wings. sir good you have a so

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it's one of the reasons i went into detail the even about my post-partum depression after my first child was born. i wanted women to feel like they had somebody that had been where they were and still able to open up and know that we have a little bit more of a support system, i think, than we sometimes realize. and i knew it was important for me to open up and be honest about some of those difficult moments as much as it was important to share some of the joy withous moments too. motherhood, i think, is probably one of the most exhausting, difficult things that you could do, but it's also the most incredible experience of my life, and i thought it was important to share both sides, both the difficult side as well as the fun and funny side that my kids certainly provided a lot of content. keep things interesting and keep us humble, you know? your kids, you may be a bug deal on tv, but your kids will remind you that you're just regular old mom at home, and i think that balance is extremely important and one i really tried to strike in the book. >> host: there was one moment where you desc

i got to share in that moment both the amazing hospitality of my posts but also that moment when i goto reflect on pilecki's experience in the camp as he had done at the same spot. >> if you were to meet him now, what would be the first question you would ask him? >> well, i think for those of you who read through the book, i think, so the camp to his escape, but when he returns to his family, both after escaping and then postwar poland, he really struggles to connect with his family. you know, it's a real sense of tragedy there. of course there are very good reasons. poland after the war was subjected to a communist take over, which is really worth emphasizing for everyone here. you know, 1945 the victory parades, that wasn't the experience of poland and pilecki was plunged into this new struggle but within that struggle meant his family couldn't engage with them and that was really brought home to me by a detailed his son told me, that pilecki had never spoken to his wife, maria, about his experience in the camp in the years afterwards. that really touched me knowing how much pilecki

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>> a lot of schools in my area that were for special needs children decided that they weren't opening. shortly after that i did a post on my social media. when everybody volunteered i was like all right, i guess we're doing this. >> reporter: the cdc estimates one in 54 american children have autism spectrum disorder and one in six are diagnosed with a developmental disability. jiets an earthquake. it was such a huge transition to take special education and to move it home. >> reporter: the vice chairman at new york university. >> we have a misconception that a lot of autistic people don't want to be in social situations or don't want to have friends. we know a lot of kids who thrive on those situations with as well as thriving on routine, but missing that cohort of teachers or students. >> reporter: someone that brought them out of their shem. >>> exactly. >> reporter: a recent survey revealed that 20% of those students received the support they were entitled to during the pandemic. >> they're just having fun and it's really something special. >> reporter: katelyn is the mother of two special needs children. >> you

activities washington's allies have been quick to react on the legality of the move secretary of state my palm post says a range of penalties are being considered for those who violate the restrictions. we need cheated the snapback process to restore virtually all previously terminated un sanctions if you when member states failed to fulfill their obligations to implementing these sanctions the united states is prepared to use or domestic authorities to impose consequences for those failures and ensure that iran does not read the benefits of un prohibited to vittie there would appear to be uncertainty whether or not the process was indeed initiated and concomitantly whether or not the sanctions terminations continue in effect does not for the secretary general to proceed as if no such uncertainty exists the original sanctions covered uranium enrichment as well as the buying and selling of conventional weapons they were lifted under the 2050 nuclear deal but in 2018 the trumpet ministration unilaterally withdrew from that washington says it's taking action now as an arms embargo on iran expires in o

go to cnn.com/fareed for my washington post column this week. >>> and let's get started. >>> ruth bader ginsburg was a lawyer and a juris for the ages. she spent her career fighting for women first and foremost, for their right to control their own bodies, their own finances and their own careers. her death friday sent the american left into mourning knowing they had lost a tireless fighter for heir cause and fearing she might lose her seat on the supreme court as well. my first guest today is bob woodward, made famous by his work on watergate, he's the preeminent. also his new best-selling book, "rage." bob, welcome. i wanted to ask you first -- >> thank you. >> -- for your your reflections on justice ginsburg. it strikes me as fascinating, how iconic she became. she was want the first female supreme court justice. that was sandra day o'connor. she's the second, but in a sense she seems to represent the first -- she's the feminist icon for the supreme court, or something like that. what do you think? >> well, i knew her a little bit, and 40 years ago i did a book on the supreme court a

i think it is an extraordinary book as i said in my review to the "washington post".ibe a little bit of what you are trying to do in this broad look at the history of active members of disinformation over time. >> guest: it was 2016 when the election interference here in the general election was getting started in mid june that year. the public side of it. i was investigating a russian hacking company, an older one. as closely paying attention to russian computer network operations at the time. and very quickly became clear we were looking disinformation operation. literally within one day it was quite clear. and while i was able to understand most of the technical forensic evidence it was became clear i was not equipped understand the history. i was not equipped to understand the dynamics of what it means when large intelligence organizations develop focus on dis- informing, on shaping narratives that interfering in public sometimes private conversations. either at a broadway arena very targeted way. so that history is ultimately what allowed me to it put into contex

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. >> ironically, i downloaded it a few nights ago to see what my kiddo is posting with the fortnite videos. right now, we understand oracle is in talks to take a majority stake or large stake in tiktok. doesn't this come at a time that could benefit oracle in these negotiations, isn't it leverage? >> that's a possibility. right now, two offers to take over tiktok from microsoft this deal with oracle would be to have oracle become the trusted technology partner. it's not exactly clear what that would mean, we've seen some reporting suggesting a 20% stake in the company and walmart might be involved in the partnership. but the open question is whether or not that deal could even go through with this ban, makes it more likely or less likely. there's a lot of uncertainty. so for any deal to go through, it's going to have to get approval from the u.s. regulators and chinese regulators. very difficult. >> we only have 90 seconds. i have two questions for you. we'll move on quickly. i think we need to mention that we chat is another chinese app that could be gone as of sunday included in this exe

here are a couple of comments i saw on my facebook post. brian chambers, eric is such a sweet man. i love hearing his voice. i grew up with him in my home. best wishes for a healthy, happy retirement. and best to you, airing. i've watched you for years and an example of a true gentleman. you will be missed. and i can't tell you how much i feel same way. your 26 years, i think half of your time was stuck with me on the morning news. check this out. >> i remember that picture. >> something about bunny ears. i don't know how i got you into bunny ears. >> i gave myself bunny ears in that picture. you normally did it. >> i so appreciate that you are always so selfless, authentic, and you just made everyone who sits next to you better. you put the spotlight on everybody else. but in that way, you held this steady and you've been an anchor for all of us. i don't know where i'll to go for random trivia about airplanes and submarines. >> he's always been such a gentleman. you have such a great history on the morning show and we've had such a great experience with eric. away from work at the

kelly, my husband, works in the post office. i guess he is what you would call a salaried man. a lot to be said to be a salaried man, but i can tell you most of us never get rich out of it. what about rent control? i don't know much about it except we were paying 39 dollars a month rent before the war and we're still paying it. we just couldn't pay any more. >> clark, james clark, radio engineer. i'm one of mr. johnson's attendance as well. what do i think of rent control? well mister, i've got a family to support and anything that keeps down the cost of living is all right with me. >> rent control isn't perfect. there are very few chillers and rent gougers who insist on bonus payments and phony tight in sales of furniture. but by the vigilance of cooperating landlords and other local citizens, as well as government officials, the public is protected. what this public. and this public. the shooting war is over, but we are still at war against inflationary prices and rents. next to food, rent is the largest item in our budget. lifting rent controls while homes are still scarce w

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my bill is a commonsense fix hat will bring the blackwater rading post, which the gila owns.indian tribe culturally and significant place. this onored that we did yesterday. during these difficult times, i am glad we are able to advance that serves our constituents. i thank my colleagues on both helping the aisle for me move this initiative across the finish line. community ver indian has worked hard to acquire this land and passing this bill today celebration of their effort. yield.ou and i the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. thompson: madam speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. withoutker pro tempore: objection. mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise today to ecognize september as national recovery month. an opportunity to raise awareness about substance abuse health and to shed light on the resources available to help those who are on the recovery. before my time in congress, i spent 28 years as a therapist services litation manager. i've se

go to cnn.com for a link to my washington post column this week. >>> and let's get started. >>> we'll get to president trump's nomination of amy coney barrett to be the next associate justice of the supreme court in a moment, but first i want to ask the legal experts joining me about the scenario i've just laid out. noah feldman is a professor at the harvard law school, a columnist and a podcaster. emily bazelon is a staff writer at new york times magazine and usually writes about legal affairs. a fellow at the yale law school. noah, will met start with you by asking you, the reason i laid out that sort of scarce scenario because what strikes me is republicans don't need to do much more than raise a lot of objections, file some laws and essentially run out the clock until the point at which the electors have to be chosen. can courts in some way have they in the past, you know, circumvent that process and say, no, you have to count faster, resolve these differences so there are actual electors on the safe harbor date? >> if you read the constitution, just the words, there's no expless

go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my washington post column this week. >>> let's get started. march 13th was the last day that i saw the "gps" team in person. that was six months ago today. and so it goes for much of america and the world. many of us have been in some version of lockdown for half a year. but here in new york city, for instance, there is outdoor dining now and soon indoor as well. schools are opening up. some people are returning to their offices. what happens next? will the economy come rushing back or will we see a fall wave of covid? joining me now, zanny minton beddoes, editor-in-chief of "the economist," anne-marie slaughter, and ian bremmer, president of the eurasia group. do we even agree where we are in terms of the disease and the economy? it seems at least in america even that very basic fact is now a part of our partisan divide. >> it's true. i mean, nowadays you post there's 190,000 plus deaths and you get a lot of people say, that's not true. they all have comorbidities. they didn't die of covid. with the exception of mexico, almost every major eco

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, it was commended to the electorate as the reason to vote for the conservative party in december post my we are being asked to break the law. that manifesto and their campaign boasted of the prime minister's up boasted of the prime minister's up ready deal. he was effusive in his support of the deal calling it very good, excellent, fantastic, wonderful, but here we are and the prime minister has now changed his tune and far from the deal being up and ready it is now only fit for the cowp. this opinion was d this ivided among the northern ireland parties. the dup said without this bill and the process it set out, it would be difficult to resolves problems quickly. does he not recognise that the process itself could be so elongated, the economic damage done by the requirements of the eu could be very severe in northern ireland. but if we passed legislation that still contains even the merest threat of breaching the existing agreement, why would the eu be flexible and give us that trust given we have not shown the ability to follow through with other previous agreements. in all of the talk

katty: my daughter is a post grad student in chicago and she is paying more taxes i think than the president. looking forward to the debate, does an event like this on the of an important presidential debate change the nature, the calculation, about whether that debate is going to impact the election itself? reporter: i think it will be a topic for the debate, but there's so many bigger issues, most prominently, the economy and coronavirus. their success is going to be made or broken based on how they handle those issues. katty: ok. anthony joining us from washington. thank you very much. we will have full coverage on bbc world news. a quick look at other news now. it has emerged that german chancellor angelaerkel visited the russian politician alexey navalny when he was in the hospital after being poisoned. he was flown from russia to germany after falling ill. russia denies the claims he was poisoned. wildfires are growing in california's napa valley. the so-called glass fire took hold on sunday about 60 miles north of san francisco. it was fanned through area vineyards by gusty winds. it

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