so, our illicit entrepreneurs have a competitive advantage against other osce countries. let's go on, we're almost there. so what do we need to do? we need to understand how these markets operate, how they are linked to organized crime. how much they're linkeded to our tech community gone bad. we need to understand much more about the transport routes and we bring together different elements of the community, health, education awareness, research and law, as we are trying to do at george mason today. we also need to be much more careful in how we are regulating our technology community and how we are dealing with on-line platforms, where some legitimate platforms are being used for the drug trade. thank you. >> thank you so much dr. shelley for this fabulous presentation and those insights who is really suffering and who is doing stuff. one immediate follow-up question from me, and that is, you know, you point out that the tech entrepreneurship, the illicit entrepreneurship is coming from the usa and canada is the reason why this affects the united states and canada more?

expecting germany to get militarily involved and indeed ministers have been pointing out that nobody osce them to get involved. but at the same time this is about full political support in his goal politically behind the other three countries and he's saying that everything needs to be done to send that message that the use of chemical weapons will not be tolerated is a very different position that germany has now. from what was the case for instance two thousand and three in iraq with two thousand and eleven over libya where germany students saw it and opposed international military action now you've got germany really fully politically signed up to to the to the actions taken. political correspondent simon young thank you very much now on to some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of hunger ariens have taken to the streets of central put a pass to protest prime minister viktor orban reelection he opposed the country's electoral rules which gave our bunsby death party a two thirds majority in the parliament despite getting just fifty percent of the vote.

expecting germany to get militarily involved and indeed ministers have been pointing out that nobody osce them to get involved. but at the same time this is about full political support in his goal politically behind the other three countries and he's saying that everything needs to be done to send that message that the use of chemical weapons will not be tolerated is a very different position that germany has now from what was the case for instance two thousand and three in iraq in two thousand and eleven over libya where germany students saw it and opposed international military action now you've got germany really fully politically signed up to to the to the actions been taken it did have a political correspondent simon young thank you very much now on to some of the other stories making news around the world leaders at the summit of the americas in peru including u.s. president mike pence have said they'll project elections in venezuela next month they're calling for a free and transparent vote in which all political parties are allowed to participate venezuela's socialist president n

a lot of things i was doing such as the letter to the osc nerks vienna were behind the scenes.his has been similar to what you alluded to earlier, a big media assault. jesse: not only a media assault. if the inspector general finds out there were abuses on the fisa court, there are constitutional issues with you. your rights might have been violated. you could be sitting on a huge judgment. >> i have a defamation lawsuit against the broadcasting board of governors and the media outlets who were doing the election interference, were responsible for it before the election. that's my current focus. in terms of the u.s. government, i want $1 from them. i think the media has made so many billions of dollars on this, they should be responsible for this. jesse: you have gotten your reputation thrown into the gutter. the trump campaign has tried to disavow you. you understand that, naturally. i would, too, if i were them. this entire escapade has embarrassed the country. do you feel at all guilty for giving these enemies of the president this kind of ammunition to use against them? >>

the russian federation that most the first part of the sanctions the west imposed on russia and the osce from government is committed particularly the chancellor is committed to establish some sort of at least informal dialogue between e.u. institutions and russia and he did not consider it helpful for that purpose to expel a russian diplomat from ghana now i personally came of age after the collapse of the soviet union but it is my understanding that even during. the cold war the soviet union was disliked it was fear it was recognised as an enemy but i think it was. you know the station back then the still lag of the kind of still a t. and hysteria towards russia that we are witnessing today even anime's can treat each other with respect and i think i would argue this is perhaps the main difference from this current period of tensions and the cold war as we know it from history books do you agree with that yes i do agree what is indeed missing and what has been the case in the cold war during almost all the time of the cold war is mutual respect and the behavior of both science is follo

expecting germany to get militarily involved and indeed ministers have been pointing out that nobody osce them to get involved. but at the same time this is about full political support has got politically behind the other three countries and is saying that everything needs to be done to send that message that the use of chemical weapons will not be tolerated is a very different position that germany has now from what was the case for instance two thousand and three and iraq of two thousand and eleven over libya where germany stood aside and opposed international military action now you've got germany really fully politically signed up to to the to the actions been taken or had did have a political correspondent simon young thank you very much. now on to some of the other stories making news around the world a palestinian is the most militant group says a bomb explosion killed four of its members in the gaza strip the blast struck near the border with border with israel close to a palestinian protest camp it's not yet clear who what or who caused the explosion the israeli military said it

out on a military base in central syria several people are believed to have been killed in the the oscebase in homs israel hasn't responded to those previously said the site is controlled by iranian forces the presidents of france and the us a chemical weapons were used in an attack in syria on saturday forty people were killed at least in the whole time the un security council was due to discuss the attack plans for monday. former south korean president lee myung bak has been diluted on several corruption charges to be accused of taking bribes corporate tax evasion and embezzle months last week his successor was sentenced to twenty four years in prison for corruption. iran's president has warned the u.s. against withdrawing from the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal saying his country's response will be quote stronger than imagined house and rowhani was speaking at an event in teheran u.s. president all trump has repeatedly said he will pull out of the deal which was agreed by iran and major western powers including the us or horse hires jim is a political commentator and professor

the osce says ballot boxes were stuffed, leading observers to fail over half the vote counts.story. a memorial sculpture in belgrade to the first man in space, yuri gagarin, has been removed after less than a week, following an outcry over the size of its head, which was deemed far too small. locals said that the tribute was an "insult" to the man who orbited the earth back in 1961. federal authorities in the us have chastised uberforfailing to report a data leak. the federal trade commission said the ride—sharing company should have revealed a data breach earlier, as it exposed the names, phone numbers and email addresses of 20 million users. kim gittleson in new york. kim us authorities have already said in august that they are investigating uber‘s handling of user data. what's new about this announcement from the ftc? dealing with us regulators you probably want to know you are investigating a data breach, particularly if you're talking to them about a separate data breach. let me take you back in time and 2014 when huber was hacked and 100,000 drivers in formation was reve

, there was a conference on the responsibility of states in the fight against anti-semitism in the osce area. at that event, conveyed on the 80th anniversary of italy's racial laws which discriminated against jews and people of african descent. they collected and reported hate crime data to supporting education at a time when few holocaust survivors were witnesses from world war ii remain. they have a program designed to assist governments bolster jewish communities and how to recognize prejudice and build coalitions between jewish and other communities. yet, at this critical junction we have been cutting funding and other resources meant to bolster america's diplomatic efforts abroad. i have thought to include $1 million to combat anti-semitism in the appropriations bill recently passed by congress. i also wrote letters urging president trump and his administration to select a new special envoy to monitor and combat anti-semitism. this has been critical in working with organizations abroad. we must all understand that a threat against one religion or race is a threat against all races,