she was exploited abused and forced to work without any compensation now freed she travels across nepal to other girls. now must take in our new battle good morning is no must gift and no must see everybody. my niece is not good and i hope my life interfered just that he was good translated to use my voice and i would beg to speak badly in ways this is. ready. and he could say freedom basically i look at the camera. because let's get one more time. so it's going to. cry . on my drive that same to me i went to look in the kathmandu wiseass to find our staff from bus drives through my hands. i have to fly from every house one of these two men my house going to happy. he said i didn't then i was this close the ten went back force i couldn't digest this roars. you're one of hundred twenty persons taking part in this project and obviously your story is very unique and strong so no one else from nepal is taking part in this project so we're very happy that you did you want to do this for us. and the people to see that they use in lesson one day i love dalai lama and that they're the only lamb

thousands looking for justice twelve years after nepal's civil war . and i said i'm here on the border between. where the united nations opened the first formal camp for venezuelans fleeing the worsening social and economic crisis in their country. and in sports olympic champion. hits bag in a legal fight with world athletics governing body. the british prime minister is still insisting the break the deal she negotiated with the e.u. is still the best option available even though it's been rejected twice. she once again defended her agreement in her first weekly question time in parliament since m.p.'s voted to take control of brags that negotiations parliament will hold a series of votes slated to test which option gets a majority. we are continuing to work to ensure that we can deliver bricks it for the british people and guarantee that we deliver breaks it for the british people we have a deal which councils are you membership fee which stops the you making our laws which gives us our own immigration policy and the common agricultural policy for goo

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una demanda similar busca ganar una extensiÓn igual para los beneficiarios de hondurasy nepal. >> la permanente para los 13 paÍses y tepesianos es una acciÓn bipartidista del congreso. enrique: inspecciones a centros de detenciÓn migratorios en california. revelaron un serias irregularidades en el trato a los detenidos. falta de acceso a ayuda legal y hastala falta de atenciÓn mÉdica. la auditorÍa estatal dice que faltan traductores. los inmigrantes padecen para ver un mÉdico y tienen pocas oportunidades de llamar a familiares o amigos. luis: que lo prive de su libertad no es fÁcil. en california, es detenido por inmigraciÓn es mÁs duro de lo que deberÍa ser. la conclusiones de investigadores estatales confirman lo que activistas detenidos han dicho durante aÑos. >> encontramos dificultad de conseguir trato mÉdico, de comunicarse con abogados o familiares. luis: el fiscal estatal dice que una instrucciÓn de 10 metros de detenciÓn en california, encontrÓ que en ciertos casos los detenidos pasan demasiado tiempo confinados. algunos estÁn anclados hasta 22 horas al dÍa bajo normas diseÑ

warfare deep to me it was a war crime and seeking justice more than a decade after the civil war and nepal. thailand's main opposition groups have formed a coalition to take on the military backed ruling party that of the party says the coalition will have two hundred fifty five out of five hundred seats in the house of representatives vinyl results of sunday's elections still have not been announced it was thailand's first vote since the militia military that is took over five years ago scott heiler has more from bangkok. tallinn's main opposition party has said that they have formed a coalition with six other parties and something called a democratic front that they have joined together to counter the influence in the control that the military government has here in thailand and they say mainly because the elections on sunday were for the lower house five hundred members of the lower house they say with this coalition they have two hundred fifty five that's gaining control of it the party that's fronted by the military government says that they have a coalition form that they can also co

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conflict are worried they'd be hard i was a maoist party member at seventeen she was arrested by the nepal police. a group of police training for guerrilla warfare reaped me it was a war cry and it may have survived as carry a roll and not only the state but even the then rebels have not acknowledged. carter says she decided to revisit her painful ordeal to make sure of victims of the conflict i heard one of our side pacey with the rebels in two thousand and six a commitment was made to address war crimes but both sides of the conflict are in power political parties and the army have tried to push for an amnesty to perpetrators supreme court struck down an amnesty cross as unconstitutional in twenty fourteen but victims as well as the international community are still concerned in january eight western embassies and gusman do the european union and the united nations released a joint statement which angered the government we support a process that is consistent with the country's obligations under international law members of the international community are also united in the view that any

heather and we've worked with one nursery to produce larger quantities of poinsettias by knopf to nepal so in general we're happy with the results from downton simply that. the brown stripes in this green meadow are peak moss fields drainage ditches have been filled in to provide the necessary moisture. real hard and always ground out at peak moscow's best in an environment where the water level is just below the tops of the plants. normally peat moss stops growing during the summer because it gets too dry or commute or decisions on more fruit but it also project they have plenty of water and can grow up all summer long and rule. based on my it's hard to tell that this used to be more land you can find traces of it only if you dig down into the subsoil guys found biologist critical dick wants to find out exactly how much peat is left here. we've done some drilling so that we can study the content of the more including the remaining layers of peat. we want to find out whether this area is suitable for peat moss called of asian. we've determined that there's about a metre and a half of pe

the conflict are worried davy carter was a maoist party member at seventeen she was arrested by the nepalpolice. a group of police training for guerrilla warfare reaped me it was a war cry and it may have survived as carry a roll and not only the state but even the then rebels have not acknowledged. carter says she decided to revisit her painful ordeal to make sure of victims of the conflict i heard one of our side pacey with the rebels in two thousand and six a commitment was made to address war crimes but both sides of the conflict are in power political parties and the army have tried to push for an amnesty to perpetrators supreme court struck down an amnesty cross as unconstitutional in twenty fourteen but victims as well as the international community are still concerned in january eight western embassies and dustman do the european union and the united nations released a joint statement which angered the government we support a process that is consistent with the country's obligations under international law members of the international community are also united in the view that any

that this man and his family will be forced to leave and return to nepal. in nepal, his wife into two daughters lived through unwarranted balance from an insurgency and moved from city to city to keep their family safe. he left his job as a teacher to ensure the safety and security of his family and after years of struggling to find consistent work or make enough for his family to live on, he made a terrifying and yet courageous decision as so many others have done to come to the united states. for 15 years his wife and two daughters have lived in the united states. colorado is their home. he provides for his family through his job as the head chef at a local restaurant and his daughters are now 22 years old and 24 years old and gone on to earn an mba and earn a living. they are an example of the promise of the young post- excessive young people who are gathered here today. he is deeply embedded in his local community and to uproot the family would be a loss for not just his family and friends but a loss for our shared colorado community. if this hearing ha

to my mind i never expected heavy metal to come from places like botswana or indonesia or nepal or syria damascus. and he and his group are more thanjust i am from syria, damascus. and he and his group are more than just one ofa and his group are more than just one of a dozen metal bands in a city that has now endured eight years of conflict to dig what is it like playing a gig in damascus when the war is on? ok. iwill tell you playing a gig in damascus when the war is on? ok. i will tell you this. all the gigs we did in damascus, mortar shells were dropping. i won't even mortar shells were dropping. i won't eve n ex press mortar shells were dropping. i won't even express how it is. so what explains the global appeal? volume isa explains the global appeal? volume is a part of it. heavy metal has to be loud. but it is also a way of life to dig a community. heavy metal gets a bad rep. it revels in the imagery of firebreathing dragons and that sort of stuff but it is welcoming and inclusive. we really are. but i think the fact that we are. but i think the fact that we are is what makes it s

nepal looks to see the termination go into effect june 24 this year. that means that his family who are active members of our community will be forced to leave and return to nepal. in nepal, he and his wife and two daughters lived through unwarranted violence through the insurgency. they move from city to city to keep their families safe. they left her job as a teacher. after years of struggling to find consistent work make enough for his family to live on, he made the terrifying yet courageous decision that so many others have done to come to the united states. for 15 years, his wife and two daughters of lived in the united states. colorado is their home. he provides for his family through his job as a head chef at a local restaurant. his daughters are now 22 and 24 and gone on to earn an mba at nursing school and earn a living. they are an example of the promise of young folks just as the young people who are gathered here today. like many tps holders is deeply embedded in his local community and to operate the family would be a loss, for not just hi

when there is a synonymy in japan, earthquake in nepal, or las vegas shooting, we will reach out to allhe passengers and contact them and have the shelterstners opened to provide protections and fly them back to their home country. when the situation happens, we have measures to protect our customers. challengesfacing from a slowing chinese economy. not only china but globally. fors of tickets account half of your sales. >> in the long run, i think we are very bullish on the chinese economy for a couple of reasons. the judy the per capita is only 8000 per person. if you compare it to the usa and europe, about 40,000 per capita. secondly, urbanization in china is very low, 40-50%. the third one, chinese companies and families spent a lot of investment on their children for education. that is the investment into the future. china still will grow, leading the way for economic growth. and we are well-positioned for that. >> you've got about $9.1 billion in cash saved up. could we see that used for acquisitions? are cash carefully to the first priority is secure enough for operations. so we

guerrilla warfare reaped me it was a war cry and seeking justice more than a decade after the civil war in nepal. why india's prime minister narendra modi is hailing a breakthrough in its space program. we've got more heavy downpours coming into central parts of china at the moment thickening cloud just rolling in here that will push its way a little further south which in these words as we go through the next couple of days for thursday that wetter weather is up to was just to the south of shanghai sixteen self-sustained shanghai south of that is generally settle hong kong gets up to twenty seven celsius or so over the next couple of days but you can see how the wetter weather will make its way a little further south which is because through friday petering out a little bit but still widespread showers certainly a possibility for many maybe wanted to. make their way across pakistan.

i think he's been watching a bit that italian series called gomorrah about the nepal and could become more and the richest that the mafia has in jails because and also it doesn't surprise to me that it's m s n b c one of the most russian gate if not the most russia gate prone network of them all they probably made millions in advertising because of russia gate and they're not going to let this go to c.n.n. as well in fact i think russia gate has been the gift that keeps on giving to us media mainstream media if you take away russia gate what will that media look like . i can't imagine it's like a shell without it so they're going to keep pushing this notion in every single source possible the latest the that the idea that russia will. try to kill man of ford in jail is it is probable as the one that russia caused the blackout in the united states you remember that from a few weeks ago that was rachel maddow also at the same network who suggested as much so these pundits have become famous they've become rich and the networks themselves have gathered a lot perhaps. experienced a spring

for the nepal what am i to do kill him whoever has done wrong that's not all judged by our people were beaten some could take it and some couldn't or some time someone was condemned to death they would keep him for forty five days with his head covered and his hands tied then someone would come from the central committee and say the party had spared your life but you must work for. albania was one of the most isolated and repressive communist regimes people weren't even allowed to talk to foreigners they were fed a propaganda diet suggesting that this was an exemplary society and enver hoxha who executed thousands ruled them with an iron fist people could end up with for listening to western music or being overheard saying they didn't like albania or complaining that they hadn't enough to eat. during half a century an estimated one hundred thousand people served time in forced labor camps including women and children that one in eighteen albanians thousands died in such places in the three decades since the fall of communism there has been no inquiry and no justice for the denounces an

towards the west and we've been watching warm weather system work its way eastwards here it is ivan nepal and eastern parts of india at the moment giving some rain that a bit of wintery weather mixed in with that as well that's clearing away and on wednesday will get a good deal model for us in katmandu will be up to around twenty four degrees and it is completely as we head into towards the west there we'll figure little bit more unsettled weather ahead shipping its way through possibly iran and across into parts of pakistan and they could be a few breaks of rain from that we're seeing a few here in doha as well rather gray for us that will clear in the day on wednesday though it's clearing southwards in behind it it will be a little bit brighter and we've got used to it up temperature on thursday of twenty eight degrees. when they're on line. it's to be able to. express things exactly what is happening in the moment and what it means. or if you join us on say israel partite engage in the ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to he

getting more than 11% after the company ceo signals progress in the turnaround of the nepal.leinz -- the turnaround of pinnacle. kailey leinz is here with the news. iley: a lot of fear in pinnacle. the first quarter did not go well. that led to the stock having its worst drop since 2003. it has not recovered those losses. the move gave investors some assurance. he said it is on to synergies. they are making progress in the turnaround of those brands that they are investing in execution issues with businesses like birdseye and duncan hines. he did say it is going to be a while before those businesses return to growth. they have a battle plan to come up with solutions and the ceo said results from this quarter lend credibility to that plan, especially as the tie up between the two have created 12 billion --cost synergy that growth that grows a margin be. it looks like those efforts are starting to pay off. guy: 1989 was a great year. we should point that out. i want to bring in breaking news to what is going on in the brussels story. donald tusk, the president of the european c

tens of thousands of calls and texts around the world including places from places as far away from nepalpines. this is the biggest of them all. if you are wondering, chris's mailbox is full and the billboard will be up until april. >> i could appreciate the good samaritans who stop and call, if you ever put my personal number out on the "today" show, we have a problem. >>> our final logw goes to the russian waiter who really knows how to bring down the champagne tower. >> he does not seem all that upset about it. after the disaster, that orchestra played on just as it did on the "titanic." >> i never understood the champagne tower where you start at the top and go all the way down. >> i have no idea. >> lucky is kind of lik like -- yeah, it happens. >> it looks troubling. >> no champagne tower. >> morgan, thank you, we'll see you again in just a minute. >> a sunday sit-down with woody harrelson talking about his big break on "cheers" and his new movie who caught up to bonnie and clyde and why he only goes to award shows for the parties. a trip to ireland where doctors have made a discove

received now tens of thousands of calls and from around the world, including from places as far away as nepal says pranks like this from his sons are a tradition, but this is the biggest of themif a. you're wondering chris' voice mailbox is currently the billboard will be up until april. >> i can appreciate the good samaritans who stopped and called, but if you ever put my personal number out here on the "today" show we're going to have a >>problem. ounds like it's not the first time with the sons with theidad. >> ourinal low goes to the russian waiter who knows how to bring down a party and a ♪hampagne tower. >> he doesn't seem all upset about it. after the disaster, by the way, the orchestra playedn just as it did on the "titanic." i've never quioo under the champagne tower, how the mechanics of that work, you start at the top and it spills all the way down. >> i've never been luck you enough to be at an event where there is a champagne tower. >> he's kind of like it's happening. nomp cne tower for the next event. >> no. >> not a good idea. >>> coming up next, a sunday sit-down with woody h

and force in india we've seen quite a few showers you see them head just making their way up towards nepal and into parts of bangladesh that's where we'll see them as we head through the day all monday a few outbreaks of heavy a showers heya that will gradually fizzle out though as we head through monday and into tuesday instead we're going to watch this next system working its way across the northern pulse old india through pakistan and into afghanistan i think afghanistan will see some of the worst of the weather from this a lot of snow doesn't like it will cause a fair amount of disruption and then it'll work its way up into the himalayas. sponsored town. some are tougher than others. but this is. the current. it's dangerous there's. a rock and truck drivers in danger. to be committing if you drive they might break your mirror or even kill you because of the only. analogy zero. welcome back a quick amount of top stories here on al-jazeera new zealand's government is set to tighten gun laws in the wake of friday's shooting of two mosques that killed fifty people the cabinet will consider

. >> reporter: helping humanitarian organizations find survivors from the haiti and nepal earthquakesr example, and the tsunami in japan. ushahidi software was also used monitor election irregularities in 40 countries, e past two here in kibera and across kenya. >> in 2013, where we received a text message about a group of people congregating around a polling station in a place called molo, which is known fort politicafe. and in a matter of 15 minutes, police o >> reporter: beyond monitoring elections, technology is becoming a tool to bring accountability to those elected, says map kibera's joshua ogure. >> we make the invisible visible. and we show the world that this is what we have, this is what we don't have. and so the government, for exampl we can hold them accountable by saying, look, this is your responsibility. >> reporter: ogure also runs an online kibera news network. >> kibera news network. >> reporter: a modesifeffort to amthe concerns of ordinary citizens. there's some evidence of a response. >> in kibera, we have a deficit of secondary schools. >> reporter: vincent ayak

our sos program so when things like this happen, when there is a tsunami in japan , earthquake in nepal a few minutes will reach out to all the passengers, contact them, have hotel partners open shelters to provide protections and fly them back right away. when this unexpected situation happens we have measures to protect customers. shery: you are facing more external challenges from a slowing chinese economy. we are continuing to see signs china and globally. the sale of air tickets, domestic sales account for half of your sales. are we seeing any impact? jane: i think we are very bullish on chinese economy for a couple of reasons. the gdp per capita for china right now is only 8000 per person. if you compare to the u.s. and europe, it is 40,000 per capita. second, urbanization in china is has 40% to 50%, versus usa 80% of urbanization. the third is chinese companies and family spent a lot of investment in their children for their education. that is the investment into the future. for the next 10 years we believe china still will grow, leading the way for economic world. ctrip is well-

una demanda busca tambiÉn los mismos beneficios para los nacidos en honduras y nepal.jo la custodia de ice. las organizaciones hacen la denuncia al departamento de seguridad interna y dicen que los infantes no reciben la atenciÓn mÉdica requerida y que la agencia violÓ el acuerdo judicial que le impide retener a los menores por mÁs de 20 dÍas. las madres alegan que los pequeÑos han perdido peso y mostrando una reacciÓn adversa a la formula que les brindan en ese lugar. cerca de 100 mil cÓnyuges podrÍan perder sus permisos de trabajo. la actual administraciÓn harÍa cambios a las reglas del servicio de inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa que afectarían a portadores de las vistas h4. la agencia revisa esto desde hace mÁs de un aÑo y segÚn expertos el gobierno de trump podrÍa eliminarla para favorecer la contrataciÓn de trabajadores estadounidenses. forzar a cada vez mÁs inmigrantes a esperar fuera del paÍs la respuesta a sus peticiones de asilo parece ser de las prioridades migratorias de la casa blanca. aunque el programa ha generado demandas contra el gobierno este planea aÑadir n

la administraciÓn suspende la cancelaciÓn del estatuspara naturales de nepal y honduras. de su hijo armado de una pistola semiautomÁtica y un cargador de repuesto. Él dice que no planeaba herir a nadie pero al parecer, las amenazas de muerte tras recibir una llamada del pequeÑo quien se quejÓ entre lÁgrimas de haber sido golpeado por maestros un oficial divisÓ el arma bajo la ropa y lo detuvo. nuestro hÉroe de hoy es un papa hispano que entro en su casa al llamas para salvar a la mascota de sus hijas. josÉ guzmÁn corriÓ delante de los hombres para sacar a su perra del baÑo, el Único lugar que no habÍa sido alcanzado por el fuego. la vivienda con el vehÍculo y hasta las herramientas de este trabajador de mantenimiento y construcciÓn quedaron destruidas y Él tiene quemaduras en el rostro y manos. pero disfruta del cariÑo del animal al que considera un integrante mÁs de la familia. es una pÉrdida enorme tanto para Él, como su esposa y sus tres hijas. pero ya existe una pÁgina en cÓmo --"gofund me". >> muchas gracias. hay furia en las redes porque este video muestra una pelea

to my mind, i never expected heavy metal to come from places like botswana or indonesia or nepal or syriamascus, mortar shells were dropping. at the place that was like, i won‘t even express how it is. so what explains the global appeal? well, volume is a part of it. heavy metal has to be loud. but it‘s also a way of life, a community. heavy metal gets a really bad rep. it revels in the imagery we are familiar with, firebreathing dragons and that sort of stuff, but it is welcoming and inclusive. we really are. but i think the fact that we are is what makes it such a wonderfulfamilial genre and culture because everyone is invited. so 50 years on, a celebration of the global appeal of a great british invention. # god bless you all.# kfc is opening up its kitchens next weekend to show customers just how it makes its meals. it follows a tough year for the fast food chain. last february, it ran out of chicken after a botched handover to a new delivery firm. ben has been talking to the boss. cast your mind back to february last year when kfc — the fried chicken chain — ran out of chicken. it ha