with the influential communist party there's a 2nd block of 80 political parties called the national dialogue initiative they're seen as being allies of bashir and they've been rejected by the protesters right we can speak to. who is the representative of the sudanese professors association in london she's joining us on the phone thank you very much indeed for talking to us 1st of all give us your. assessment of what was going on in the last couple of hours in sudan. what's happening at the moment is another massacre in the city and in front of the army headquarters very concerned about the safety of the civilians we are aware at the moment that even doctors in the clinics are being set out. we there are a 100 casualties. you know unfortunately we have lost lives at the moment about 2 to 3 fourths of the. shooting to kill you know our civilians and that's not acceptable right now why do you think the our s s are there the rapid support for physical. units of the military why do you think it's decided to act today they have been acting like this is governor look a job is more sort of i would s

immediate cease fire and that the all the different factions must come together to start and national dialogue as well as there must be opening of all the borders to allow humanitarian aid and finally part of this rain in peace plan that any outcome of these dialogue that's going to take that should happen that the international community must respect the outcome of those discussions the the war in yemen is something that the iranians are very very passionate about they think that saudi arabia is exerting its power in the region on the yemeni people and that they really think the international community has to put more pressure on saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to end this war as quickly as possible ok doris thank you very much indeed for such a bar there reporting live from rome well this is something escalating it's. airports in recent months on may 26th these so the military sent they shot down a bomb leads and drew on the ploy by the he sees with the drone was said to be targeting airports which is close to the southern border with yemen that same week on may 23rd the he's targe

and then also engaging in local and national dialogues to really hope advance the practice with respect to injury prevention and also monitoring examples of opportunities for improved safety including bases like having vehicle safety standards for powered scooters that are similar to what exists for bike share, how easy scooter companies can help us maintain parking spaces, the importance of sharing data to inform safety improvements as well as safety. also spoke about the importance of severe injuries. we did present on this briefly at a previous meeting. given the significance, we wanted to re-share the data that has been analyzed so far, through 2017 where we saw, approximately, not approximately, 574 severe injuries in our hospital data. of those 110 are our most critical injuries. a note on the slide is that the data methodology changed in that middle where you see the errors with respect to how patients were referred to the general hospital. we feel like the most recent three years are most representative of trends, that is something we will continue to monitor. we are using again

this is sort of what our national dialogue has degenerated into and i just hope we have n't entirelyost our capacity for outrage? >> have we? were you concerned about the president accusing or not accusing but saying robert mueller committed a crime? >> yeah, i don't think we've lost our capacity for outrage but we've lost some of the energy behind the outrage because it is a constant drum beat. i've said it many times. i think this president would -- should be 20 points ahead of anybody in the election now and would be based on the policies and what his administration has done but he's not 20 points ahead because of incidents like we've seen on this radio interview. it's -- yeah, i wish i could say that it's going to change. it's not. but it's -- i think it has -- it continues to have a lot of people in this country very disturbed. >> disturbed. to jeff's point, it's bizarre, it does seem like this is just what -- it's easy to say this is just what he does but i mean, he was just lying and now accusing mueller of a crime. like what -- it's -- i hate to compare it to like some desk b

so this comprehensive military agreement is the fruit of dialogue between the united nations command and the south korean military. to ensure there was conversation about thing that needed continued to enhance armistice. decreased potential for war and carried by the south koreans into meetings with the north koreans. so it was triangular relationship that unfolded. we got to a direct dialogue with the korea people's army on the transfer of remains. we got to the point of agreement on a date, a time, a place. they insisted it not be where we had historical done transfers of remains. they wouldn't tell us exactly how many sets of remains they had. but, we wanted to get whatever we could and to brick those bring those home. our discussions quietly without fanfare led to the point we had a u.s. c 17 cargo aircraft, u.s. air force jet aircraft fly into north cor, landed at the air field there which is a major air base and had been the scene of numerous missile launches, by the way. and there we met with the north koreans. this is u.s. sovereign tee flying into north korea, that is united

. >> it was intended to start this dialogue and have a national dialogue and a urgently the senate did pass an apology mister brownback included a sentence that said it would have no effect on reparation despite insistence that it should pass together and we have a dialogue be passed different resolutions and the senate did pass an apology as well and i think it was the 111th congress. that was because of tom harkin. i would like to introduce to the record the testimony from a professor of public policy on african-american studies at duke university without objection. now i would like to come to the first panel senator cory booker and written statement will be entered into the record and i ask you to summarize your statement to five minutes. he represents new jersey. october 16, 2013 he won a special election and on november , 2014 he was reelected to a full six-year term. he sits on the foreign relations small business entrepreneurship and the environment to the public works committee. he is the sponsor of s 1083 the companion to hr 40. he graduated from stanford and he was a rhodes s

. >> 194 was intended to start this dialogue and have a national dialogue. unfortunately the senate did pass an apology, but mr. brownback included a sentence that said it would have no effect upon reparations. despite the insistence that it should still pass together and we can have a dialogue, we passed different resolutions, but the senate did pass an apology as well. african-american studies and economics at duke university. without objection. so done. and now i would like to come to the first panel and would hike to welcome our first panel senator cory booker. senator booker's statement will be entered into the record. ask you to summarize your statement to five minutes. senator bocker represents the state of new jersey in the united states senate. october 16th, 2013 he won a special election and on november 4, 2014, had he was reelected to a full six-year term. he sits on the foreign relation, small business and sbreep neuroship and the environment in the public works committees. he's the sponsor of s 1083. he received his jd from yale law school. he w

china and russia in the best few years we have seen a much more much closer political dialogue between the 2 nations we have seen an expansion of russian energy exports into china and we have also issues with the recession spent expanding cultural dialogue so also they are one of the enders i couldn't try so i'm sorry to cut you off with these energy contracts a lot of them were signed in 2014 before the before the current tensions between the us and with china. but. when we talk about the business relations you know rushing chana just a few hours ago at the st petersburg economic forum there is a new id and there was a new agreement signed between why way and its russian counterparts on the chain use development of 5 g. networks in russia and that's a very good point let me take you to see even rajiv expand that type of nation and different areas absolutely i'm sorry to cut you all sort gentleman but we are in the dying minutes if this debate steven rogers certainly the u.s. is very keen to curtail huawei and its 5 g. networks does this not look like she sing yourselves in the food alive a relation

nation. all to stop for an inclusive dialogue in order to -- the election as soon as possible. >> the announcementame after a canceled planned presidential election, citing a lack of candidates. mass protests call for him and the rest of the former president's entourage to step down. an election must be held within 90 days of the appointment on april 9. the constitutional council has suggested his mandate be extended while the opposition is calling for a commission to oversee the electoral process. it is only the third time he has addressed the nation. spoken achief has dozen times to the algerian people. the extent of the protests will show the extent the interim president has committed to the people. >> new restrictions on speed and park -- writers can where riders can park. the mayor of paris is putting the brakes on the city scooters. it comes after complaints over abandoned vehicles and collisions. >> it is difficult for a city like ours to manage this kind of service. ofn scooters hit the streets paris, they were supposed to be a fun and eco-friendly way to get around the city. >> you are in

this is a dialogue reading about it for the national song at an international media and on t.v. why should we stop this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it on my everyone has a voice we are being taken advantage of just because we are a small black community without any network to seek help join the global conversation announces iraq all they want to do is start to feel the same kind of debate as we have here in the stream. again you're watching and you see a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has launched a fiery attack on his political opponents kicking off his bid for the 2020 election at a rally in florida the u.s. president blasted democrats the media and an investigation into question. the u.n. has demanded f.r.a. independent investigation into the death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi he was buried in car a rather than his hometown and his family had requested a day after he collapsed and died in court. the u.s. secretary of state might pompei or have stopped saudi arabia from being added t

the holy father sends you a message of peace and he proclaims the need for dialogue and understanding between nationsing peace and helpless to prevent any conflict bya and helpless to prevent any conflict by a commitment dialogue and respect in favour of each and every human being. god's grace helps us to affirm and protect human dignity by all means for the sake of peace. let us all means for the sake of peace. let us pray together through jesus christ our lord the prayers of peace. i read now in french the message and then in english. he speaks french. he speaks french. with an open heart i give you apostolic blessing and for the bishops present and the faithful of your dioceses, and i call on god to bless all participants in these celebrations. the landing right here in normandy was decisive in the fight against nazi barbarism in that in enabled to pave the way to the end of that war, war which deeply ravaged europe and the world. that's why i make a grateful memorial of all the soldiers who come from several countries, france included, and were brave tojoin the countries, france included, and wer

national security advisor john bolton encouraged iran to seek dialogue. the president has held the door open to real negotiations to completely and verifiably eliminated iran's nuclear weapons program its pursuit of ballistic missile delivery systems its support for international terrorism and its other malign behavior worldwide all that iran needs to do is to walk through that open door predictably u.s. attempts to use economic leverage to coerce it into negotiations did not go down well with tehran iran's president on monday lashed out at trump for imposing sanctions on iran's head of state ayatollah harmony you know i don't mean. that how can a person lose their mind so badly. and do something so outrageous and idiotic . by sanctioning the leader of a country. the latest round of sanctions comes after iran shot down a u.s. drone over the gulf of oman the u.s. also blames tehran for a string of attacks on oil tankers in the area iran denies the accusations the sanctions were 1st levied in august last year shortly after the us are negative on a nuclear d

important then the military rhetorics military threats of president trump have littered the dialogue between the 2 nations in other words there is one understand the white house in the white house that they can pressurize iran to give more concessions and this means but they didn't read the correct book because. the history shows that wherever iran is on the pressure or on the threats they will react in a unified way. having victory by a military victory by united states in other words despite a massive firepower is literally impossible so i assume there is a confusion in the white house about to what extent they can continue this kind of irrational threats how iran will react are they likely but what what might iran the next step be because they have now said that there was a manned aircraft behind the drone that they shot down and they deliberately chose to to leave that aircraft alone does that suggest that the iranians might prefer deescalation at this point in time now that president trump has shown his hand well in the from the very beginning when they were they want they were actually advocating de

arabia and the uae who have only been speaking with softer tones than other nations but have called for a resumption of dialoguestary is now looking increasingly isolated on the international scene, that might only put pressure on them to dialogue with the opposition but i think that is still quite some way. with the protests expected, will be paramilitary forces go again to suppress these protests? i think the effectiveness of this international pressure will be put to the test. this is a difficult question, i know, but where do you see stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: a new royal wave — the queen marks her official birthday surrounded by family and crowds of well wishers. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, the cloud packed to see gorbachev, he had raised great hopes for the end of the division of europe. michaeljackson had europe. michael jackson had screaming crowds. i will get out there and kick him down the hill. the first man to go across the channel. pretty neat. this

meeting the united nations security council condemned attacks on oil tankers in the persian gulf but did not single out iran for those attacks. instead they continue to urge an open dialoguebetween all parties. national security adviser john bolton says the us is still open to negotiating with iran. defense attorney for eddie gallagher expected to grill the lead forensic investigator, gallagher has pleaded not guilty to war crimes which include murdering and isis prisoner in iraq. pathologist testified the team could have died from a stabbing but he couldn't determine the cause of death because there was no evidence. last week a medic claimed he suffocated and killed the teen on the stand after gallagher had stabbed him. >> a north carolina man with violent, history facing murder charges for the death of a missouri cop. officials say makes was trying to cash a bad check in a market when he shot officer michael layingdorf in the neck. he had 17 years experience on the force but had only been with the department for 3 months. >> mike was an outstanding officer. in the short time department it has taken our young officers under his wing. when we first met, he said to me seve

nation? point and the dialogue about that has already started to happen. the dialogue in 1919 really interesting. it is dangerous when you start drawing parallels exactly between one year and another year, but you certainly can draw parallels in terms of debate and dialogue that existed at the time. is one of them. point said, the tipping might be what oliver wendell holmes and his colleagues were discussing the summer of 1919, but also, wb voice was . the boys -- -- w.e.b was discussing in his editorials. dubois was discussing in his editorials. he said, we return fighting for our democracy. we return fighting for the democracy we deserve. there was a tipping point there, too. what civil rights, civil liberties, so i think that is where you get the parallels. where we are headed, i can't answer that. lived inss if you 1919, i would get a ouija board or something and ask someone from the other side. i can't answer that, but i can say that parallel i find what theng and i think state involved at that time was, are wereined -- what time measures that were pu

. >> they want to figure out how they can draw some european nations in and bring the dialogue back to the floor. break out and start fully building out the program. it is a year out before they can get to them. >> director ashley said that china is a long-term concern, adding that china and russia have a transactional relationship, which means they were together on a limited basis to block u.s. interests. >> neil: catherine herridge. we have been digging in to the sanctions and what is at stake here. the best we can find that might have some worldwide consequences, that the administration is looking at removing or revoking waivers for some aid countries that continue buying oil from iran or have some business connections iran. china and india are among them, so if they are told no doubt though waivers that we have given countries and continue to do business with, that those could be torn up if they continue to take oil from iran then what do they do? do they do it? robert charles up next. what do you think they do? i cannot see china looking at this and saying all right, i guess we ha

dialogue. u.s. national security adviser john bolton has denied america is pushing for regime change in the law on mr bolton today saying america's end game is to pressure to iran and to giving up its pursuit of nuclear weapons and its support for terrorism . palestinians have launched a general strike across gaza to protest against the u.s. sponsored conference in washington is calling for $50000000000.00 worth of investment as part of an israeli palestinian peace plan however palestinians say their freedom and dignity cannot be bought. ukraine and georgia have complained after the council of europe restored russia's voting rights moscow's rights were suspended 5 years ago an extension of crimea the pan european human rights body agreed. early on tuesday to let the russian representatives return until now russia has boycotted the assembly and refused to pay its multimillion dollar share of the budget start for us and joins us live here on the news from moscow despite what's going on in the middle east mosco

killed since monday at the injured and says he's open to dialogue as long as certain conditions are met. i have raided the offices of the national broadcaster a.b.c. and relates 282017 investigation on alleged war crimes by australian forces in afghanistan. it's been 2 years since saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain began a blockade of cattaro says dialogue can bring about a peace settlement of the dispute. his presence on the trunk isn't on the final day of the shoot a state visit he's attending a ceremony to mark 75 years since the d.-day landings of world war 2 on tuesday tens of thousands protested against his visit on the streets of london auburn and asked for. it was billed as a cause of all of resistance on the demonstrations to. certainly included elements of performance as well as protest the costumes and fancy dress one group dressed as characters from the hung made tale some cards were simple of this simple many simply to profane to show on television or even trump impersonators we have reached a deal in the shadow. of. the 6 metre tall trump baby blimp was back after 1st appearing in 2018 of the republican effi

china and russia in the best few years we have seen a much more much closer political dialogue between the 2 nations we have seen an expansion of russian energy exports into china and we have also issues with the recent action spent expanding cultural dialogue so also they are one of the enders i couldn't try so i'm sorry to cut you off with these energy contracts a lot of them were signed in 2014 before the before the current tensions between the u.s. and with china. but. when we talk about the business relations you know rushing chana just a few hours ago at the st petersburg economic forum there is a new id and there was a new agreement signed between why way and its russian counterparts on the chain use development of 5 g. networks in russia and that's a very good point let me take that as a see even expand that type of mission in different areas absolutely i'm sorry to cut you all sort gentleman but we are in the dying minutes if this debate steven rogers certainly the u.s. is very keen to curtail huawei and its 5 g. networks does this not look like shifting yourselves in the food it's a lever

tolerance and i hope that remains a key sector in the growth of nations around the world to promote sustainability and universal dialogueit's exactly that dialogue that's m. of his scene trying to convey through his art the exhibition includes his quote take life with you take creation with you if you have to keep moving take the whole world with you sort of played out the. chinese president xi jinping has arrived to russia for a 3 day state visit to mark 70 years off diplomatic ties or talks between the chinese leader and his russian counterpart are expected to focus on the korean peninsula and syria venezuela the trip also coincides with an economic forum in st petersburg let's bring in service and she's joining us now from moscow so what is the 2nd meeting by the 2 men tell us about their relationship. well there you can say that president xi is quite a regular here in moscow he has visited moscow more than any other capital in the world and in fact the 29th meeting between put an end. since 2013 and the 2nd meeting in just a couple of weeks is also an interesting timing of this meeting because it comes amidst of thi

china and the russian the best few years we have seen a much more much closer political dialogue between the 2 nations we have seen an expansion of russian energy exports into china and we have also issues with the recent action spent expanding cultural dialogue so also they are one of the enders i contract so i'm sorry to cut you off with these energy contracts a lot of them were signed in 2014 before the before the current tensions between the us and with china. but. when we talk about the business relations you know rushing chana just a few hours ago at the st petersburg economic forum there is a new id and there was a new agreement signed between why way and its russian counterparts on the chain use development of 5 g. networks in russia and that's a very good point let me take you to see even expand that type of nation and different areas absolutely i'm sorry to cut you all sort gentleman but we are in the dying minutes if this debate steven rogers certainly the u.s. is very keen to curtail huawei and its 5 g. networks does this not look like she sing yourselves in the food a live a relationship

we hope that our brothers in the other groups respond to our colfer dialogue without preconditions what's at stake is the nationwe value the efforts of our friends who are concerned about developments in sudan we want to reach an agreement but if we don't then we will form a government. despite an attempt by the if european prime minister to mediate between the joints and pro-democracy groups being received well by both sides security forces arrested several of the group's leaders within hours of the if european pm departs and called home the man believed to be quoting the shots in the military council is its vice presidents mohamad hum done the former warlord in his notorious jungle weed forces have been accused of committing war crimes during the darfur conflict that doesn't bode well for sudan's pro-democracy protesters added to that's the military's leadership has held several meetings with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon and mahratti de facto leader mohammed bin zayed and egypt's kuti their turn presidents are different the all of whom have been accused by human rights groups of cracking down on fr

we assess is they want to figure out how they can leverage also the european nations to come back in and bring the dialogueack to floor to have those discussions. if they were to break out and start fully building out, you know, the program, it's still about a year out before they could actually get to rollout. >> reporter: china is a long-term concern adding china and russia have a transactional relationship which means they work together on a limited basis to block u.s. interests. lou: catherine, thanks very much, catherine herridge. president trump has called on radical dems to fix our broken immigration loopholes and asylum laws, but those radical dems, the rinos as well and the deep state have instead launched an all-out assault on the president's immigration agenda, his border security agenda at the expense of order and national security. but word from mexico tonight where lopez obrador announced 15,000 troops will be moving to the u.s. border. joining us tonight, tom fitton, president of judicial watch, that has uncovered shocking e-mails and more over the course of the past three years. tom, great

national up. or was pulling that solution lies in dialogue among the people of libya it is the only route to exit this crisis that's why we have been working at a number of fronts met with a number of people from all walks of life from different slices of society we are calling for peace and accord and yet when the pleasure and aggression was launched we never hesitated to. defend our capital and the 7 states we all aspire to. the foundation of which were laid down by the february revolution we are all confidence of the ability of our people to stand up and do it to feel the pleasure and aggression which aims at undermining democracy subverting our efforts towards establishing a civil state that's what we have taken all the measures in this century to supporting our national army and revolutionary fighters and by the grace of god we were on victory and we have proven to the whole world of. the volcano frat operation was a success. despite this was clear to each the diligent aggressive were adamant to continue with aggression. everyone with this is that we have reached positive results domesticall

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nations slamming the latest u.s. sanctions saying tehran will not accept dialogue with the united states while it is under the threat ctions. joining us now to discuss is rebecca grant, a national security analyst. so i mean what do you think about that? do you think they had lunch planned over there at the u.n.? i am joking but in a serious sense, was there dialogue going on? wasn't that kind of the problem how we got to this point? >> exactly. that is party line. they said they don't want to talk to the u.s. they told the german foreign minister they really didn't want to talk either. that tells you, melissa, these sanctions are really hurting. this is a super, tough new round of sanctions. melissa: yeah. the president has said he want to talk. i heard other critics all around the dial saying he wish they would lean more on diplomacy, less than on sanctions. the prime minister of japan was in tehran at the time when his tanker was attacked by mines. they were sending a clear message at that point. supposedly the prime minister was carrying a message the united states wanted to talk? do you think that was the case?

one of the first things we must nation, alop, in this decent,, a return to a respectful, thoughtful dialogue. not that the civic dialogue is the basis of consensus, but consensus must be the basis for our belief in the will of law and our belief in freedom. ago, it had bothered atothat aristotle and pla defined different types of democracy, and aristotle gave it a low grade for democracy. , and someion was colleagues agreed it was the proper interpretation, was that he did nothing democracy had the capacity to ensure if our destiny, if our heritage to prove him wrong, and we do that, by a decent, civil dialogue on which freedom and advancement of rule of law must rest, we must remember that the verdict on freedom is out around the rest of the world. the rest of the world is looking to the united states to see what freedom can and does mean. they must be impressed by what they see. and our commitment to the rule of law and our understanding of the rule of law, and our ability to transmit the heritage of freedom from one generation to the next, and explain that to the rest of the world, essent

israel standing among the nations in this case case among 2 of the greatest nations on earth i hope and expect that this dialogue will be fruitful i'm confident that it's possible to both find common ground and chart a path forward that will help promote security and stability in the region particularly in syria john let me conclude by saying again what a pleasure it is to see you in jerusalem welcome to israel welcome to jerusalem welcome friend. thank you. well it's it's a pleasure to be back in jerusalem to meet with prime minister netanyahu and his team i appreciate the prime minister's leadership and vision his friendship and his true and lasting partnership with the united states demonstrated repeatedly when courage and persistence are required although i'm here for a previously scheduled trilateral meeting of the national security adviser's of israel russia in the united states hosted by prime minister netanyahu current circumstances in the region make our conversations even more timely i welcome the opportunity to strengthen even further the deep cooperation between the united states and israel at this p

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dialogue. this situation is a chance to mobilize our national forces to deal with their country's legislative and organizational issues therefore i call upon the political establishment the civil society and the citizens who care for this country and its future i call upon all of you to find the comprehensive dialogue in order to organize the forthcoming presidential elections this is in order to have coherence and consistency the country's in need of reforms in all political fears and this is what our people have expressed in a very clear and peaceful manner. the french president emanuel mccraw is calling for global unity while praising multilateral organizations such as nato and the e.u. has been speaking at ceremonies to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the d.-day landings on the beaches of normandy the largest marine land invasion in history is not. as a met american d.-day veterans him at all mark or donald trump put aside their political differences the presidents of france the united states paid tribute to american troops 75 years after allied soldiers landed in normandy to help liberat

tolerance and i hope that remains a q sector and the growth of nations around the world to promote sustainability and you know virtual dialogue it's exactly that dialogue that's m. of his in tried to convey through his art the exhibition includes his quote take life with you take creation with you if you have to keep moving take the whole world with you sort of played out the hard. still to come on al-jazeera the trump administration moves to real holes some of the sanctions on cuba east are barack obama. and sports facilities striker neymar takes a tumble as his place in the national team is called into doubt. hello there we are still seeing some showers they rip out the middle east at the moment the latest area of cloud is making its way up from egypt through parts of lebanon into syria and up into tekkie in turkey we're seeing the shopper showers from this system we'll see some more as we had 3 thursday and into friday as well meanwhile towards the east there's more in the way of drawing hot weather for many of us here baghdad well that's $45.00 degrees for us but for the east there is more the way of cloud still here so w

thins they assess is they want to figure out how they can leverage the european nations to come back in and bring the dialoguehe floor and they break out and start fully building out the program but it's still about a year out before they can get to them. >> adam: treasury surer ashley said china is the long term concern adding china and russia have a transactional relationship which means they work together on a limited basis to block u.s. interest. liz? liz: thank you so much katherine let's bring in fox news senior strategic analyst and retired four star u.s. army general, he's general jack keane, great to have you sir. your reaction to katherine's recording and also jennifer griffin there? >> yeah, well certainly, the trump adminitration is conduct ing an offensive strategic campaign for the first time in 39 years against the iranians, and as opposed to something that piecemeal it's comprehensive and the maximum pressure is clearly having an impact. iran is now operating from a position of weakness, and actually, the president's decision to restrain in the use of force is given leverage with our allies, w

that qatar strongly denies there has said dialogue can bring about a peaceful settlement of the dispute australian police have raided the offices of the national broadcaster a.b.c. it's over series of stories from 2017 on killings allegedly carried out by australian special forces in afghanistan the a.b.c. says it stands by its journalists that the raid raises concerns of freedom of the press on tuesday police into the home of the news corp sunday political editor of the worksheet.