one of the three main suspects was arrested in paraguay.hey also searched seven buildings in connection germany. >> the arrest of three german men aged between 30 and 64 and the arrest in paraguay of a german national who is the option of an international -- object of international arrest warrant is expected to be expedited. it does not mean they are organizing members. they are organizing how to keep activities secret and that is what they were doing that was wrong. one of the members and germany is a 64-year-old who was accused of uploading over 3000 items of child pornography, and we are talking about some pictures and videos that even involve toddlers, mark, so it is absolutely horrendous. the questions we might be asking ourselves is why were the arrests made in mid april and we are only hearing about these now? in cases like these we allow the system to cooperate for a little while. we don't have information of that kind. just a question of why we are finding out about the some two weeks after the arrest. quick stay with us. you're wa

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the temperate area of argentina, uruguay, and paraguay produced beef, wheat, corn, and wool.ent these products almost entirely to europe until the second world war began. the guns of destroyers and the torpedoes of submarines struck at this triangle of trade until it broke, until the broken ends coiled back on south america to strangle it with the death of trade. in the harbor lies silent ships, german ships burned by their own crews. italian ships, covered with seaweed. they are experts at destruction, but their europe can no longer trade with south america. their ships hold nothing but ashes. and month by month, the weight of surpluses began to pile up. cotton of peru, cotton of brazil, cotton once used on the looms of europe, bale after bale, each bale a field of cotton. ♪ cotton, which south america needs, and needs badly, but cannot use, does not have the machines to use to weave 1/10 of its own cotton. the new warehouses filled to the roof with sacks of coffee. here are the years of war -- 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943. 1 billion cups of coffee. products of agriculture t

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however, they're currently struggling with an outbreak, brazil in paraguay. i'm very, very vague. maybe's and usa of being to there's a potential host having hosted in 2016 as a guest nation where they participated, but they're not in this torment. so there's no real incentive for them to take this on. the incentive you could argue might exist for countries like katara, saudi arabia, who would maybe like the p r and the cloud that comes with hosting this sort of tournament. but i think it could and probably should be cancelled because this would be this. the 4th copa and 60 years because there was the special tournament in 2016 health. we've had a lot of copa americas. maybe it's just better as louis swat is, a blue guy says prioritize the health of the people rather than money. i'm sure a lot of people are watching this closely, especially here in europe. do to hold a continental tournament here in june. how is that looking? well, yeah, it's the 60th anniversary year has moved from last year to this year and it's held across the toner. the continent rather i

the ages of 40 and 64 have now been tracked down, three of them are in germany and the other in paraguaye're here in the bbc news room and are lead story comes from london. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has met with his british counterpart and sources say he will continue to challenge china over to human rights record and hold pressure to accnt. india continues to struggle with severe oxyn shortages as it tackles the pandemic. also its overall number of cases is now approaching when he million. on sunday, recorded its highest daily death toll, 3689. the supreme court is ordering the federal government to supply oxygen to hospitals in delhi by monday evening, and india's railways minister tweeted this, saying this is being dubbed the oxygen express. it's a train carrying oxygen tankers, heading to delhi. there is no doubt of the urgency. 12 people are alleged to have died in delhi from a lack of oxygen over the weekend. there have been other reports of oxygen shortages causing deaths. >> is something we witnessed in delhi over the past week when hospitals have been sending out s

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to have run the operation have been arrested in germany and in fourth person who is being held in paraguayne of the most active users. german police say the underground website had more than 400,000 users. the european union has outlined plans to significantly reduce travel restrictions in the hope of salvaging a summer season for the continent. with vaccination campaigns picking up and covid infections starting to fall, several countries are beginning to lift lockdowns following a devastating second wave of the pandemic. willie walsh — previously ceo of the iag, british airways and aer lingus — hasjust become director general of the international air transport association. he says a system to process vaccinated travellers is being developed, and the eu's traffic light system should make things smoother. iata is working with what we call the travel pass, which is designed to enable people who have been vaccinated or indeed people who can demonstrate evidence of a negative test to be able to integrate that into the airline they are flying with, and facilitate smooth travel through the airpo

right now brazil in paraguay, a very, very vague. maybe the usa has even been put forward as they previously hosted in 2016 as guest participants, but then involved in this torment. so they have no real incentive to get involved in this situation. bit of an incentive exists. the countries like capital saudi arabia, as sort of neutral host countries, maybe wanting to bail out of the federation in more ways than one, but i think it could and probably should be cancelled after all. this would be the 4th cope america and 60 s used to a special edition being held in 2016 and utilized strike lewis. what is said last week, we should be prioritizing people's health, not money again quickly. europe is also has to host a major tournament continental tournament next month. what are the prospects that? well, euro 2020 was to build last year as a pan european affair that's still going ahead. instead of 12 cities across the continent were now down to 11 off the dublin pulled out. that will be fans up to 20 percent of stadium capacity, but it's goi

there will be a bit of a weather system working its way across paraguay and uruguay on friday, bringing some heavy showers as well to southern areas of brazil. but much of the wet and stormy weather is going to affect patagonia, that weather system moving in across southern chile, bringing some really wet and windy weather to that area there, as well as to southern areas of argentina. central america also seeing a lot of that wet weather, particularly affecting panama and costa rica, but fine and do i across much of the caribbean, with 32 in havana. sponsor cut on airways. me after days of rare freezing temperatures, blanket and the 2nd largest state in the u. s. power stations are all back on line . that after unusually high demand lead to rolling blackouts, texas hasn't seen a storm system like this in 35 years, and it's clear it's system simply weren't up to the task. transmission lines taken down by ice still has left nearly 200000 without power. but now checks and face a new crisis. 7000000 people a quarter of the state are being asked to boil their water if they haven't at all. be

three of them, they are all german citizens, three of them are in germany, the other is in paraguay,, they were detained, and the hope is that now that this is shut down and now that users as well are being tracked down, it shows, officials say, that people who use this sort of, or look at this sort of pornography, or share it, are not safe from investigation and prosecution, and that is really the signal that is being sent out here. it is the only positive thing coming out of this story, the fact that these perpetrators have been tracked down. three of the men are accused of running the site and a fourth man in hamburg, the 64—year—old, is accused of being one of its most active users, having exchanged and looked at more than 3,500 images or postings. so it is a chilling story, but at least the one positive thing is that this site has been shut down and it shows that the collaboration between officials from all over the world can be effective in fighting against child pornography. today marks a very significant date in the history of the island of ireland. 100 years ago, a law came

and it was going to supply much needed vaccine as to the world health organization from baton to paraguay vaccines were a tool for diplomacy, but a deadly 2nd corona virus. wave is revealed. cracks in india is growth story. as family is desperately sought, hospital beds, medicines and oxygen. government hubris was found wanting a percentage of g d p. it has the 2nd lowest spend on health care amongst g 20 nations. and this is how the data over the last 2 decades snacks up. now this is india and it's 2 neighbors, pakistan, a bangladesh. it clearly shows that it's out spending its neighbors as a percentage of gdp. but if you bring in china another nation with a 1000000000 plus population and vastly bigger economy, you can see that india is well below china's spending. now, bringing the world and both countries a spending less than half of the world's average. now india was in the throes of a prolong, slow down even before the pandemic struck more than 230000000 people fell into poverty last year. and the poorest 20 percent of household saw the entire income vanish in april and may as busine

and over towards the much of columbia, down towards the paraguay. we have got to ship few showers here, filtering in across much of bolivia, much better the moment. doubt was southern parts of brazil, but the showers here will pair pump as we go over the next couple of days or the side of that rain bad. it does look dry and settled. a cool breeze blowing across point of service. temperature is here around 14 celsius. so around 3 or 4 degrees below the seasonal average, but at least it will be dry, bright, and sunny, bright and sunny too. across the eastern side of the caribbean, some set of weather here. it can get lots of tropical sunshine, the usual rash showers there. across the bigger islands, hispaniola jamaica. cuba could see some showers got some showers there, just nestling in across a good part of central america. southern part of mexico should be largely dry and dry. weather pushes up across the western side of the us. western areas of canada shall continue cross central parts of the us. and notice is turning wet and a good deal cooler i w

colombia, peru, chile, argentina, paraguay, uruguay and so forth. our support for human right rights there, it made it possible for every country in south america to become a democracy. so, i think the practical results very much pleased me while i was president, though it was still looked upon by some as a weakness instead of a strength. and i think to answer your question, i think the worst nation worldwide, human rights oppression now is against women and girls. there's no doubt about that. including in our cown country. we don't have some of the problems, but we have now more slavery than ever existed in the 18th and 19th century in the word. atlanta happens to be the number one trading post in america for slavery. >> really? >> we have more than 200 people ever month sold into slavery in atlanta. and the reason for this is, it has the largest and most busy airport on earth and a lot of the passengers that come in to atlanta on delta are girls with brown and black skin and "the new york times" did a very long article last february or march that

colombia, peru, chile, argentina, paraguay, uruguay, brazil and so forth. institution of a human rights policy there and our support for it, our condemnation of oppression, i think made it possible for every country in south america to now become a democracy. and they have done it, they did it within five years after i entered office. so i think the practical, the practical results very much pleased me while i was president but still looked upon by some as a weakness than a strength. and to answer your question i think the worst nation worldwide human rights oppression is against women and girls. there's no doubt about that. [ applause ] including -- including in our own country. and not only do we have -- we don't have some of the problems but we have now more slavery than ever existed in the 18th and 19th century in the world. atlanta happens to be the number one trading post in america for slavery. >> really? >> we have more than 200 people every month sold into slavery in atlanta. and the reason for this is it has the largest and most busy airport on ea

europol over several months led to a series of raids in mid april for men in germany one man in paraguay have been arrested are for more now we want to bring in our political correspondent julia saw daily she has been following this story for us good evening to you this this is difficult to get our heads around there were almost half a 1000000 people involved is that right. yes it is an astounding number and investigators think that this is one of the biggest online platform where people were sharing sexual abuse on on children and to put this into context if we look at 2017 the german authours and investigators shut down another platform of this kind and this had around 100000 members and the platform that we saw being shut down now had 4 times that number so it is really a large amount of people and the platform was internationally oriented it had members from all over the world who are conversing in chats in different languages so it was a really big operation we knew how police were able to find what was going on the police and investigators know that illegal things are happening in

however, they're currently struggling with an outbreak. brazil in paraguay of very, very sort of vague maybe's and usa of being touted as a potential host having hosted in 2016 as a guest nation where they participated, but they're not in this torment. so there's no real incentive for them to take this on. the incentive you could argue might exist for countries like guitar or saudi arabia who would maybe like the p all. and the cloud that comes with hosting this sort of tournament. but i think it could and probably should be cancelled because this would be this the 4th cope. and 60 is because there was a special tournament in 2016 health. we've had a lot of copa americans. maybe it's just better as louise swat is a brutal guy. says prioritize the health of the people rather than money. i'm sure a lot of people are watching this closely, especially here in europe. do to hold a continental tournament here in june. how is that looking? well, yes. the 60th anniversary year has moved from last year to this year and is held across the top of the continent rather in 12 cities across europe. n

however, they're currently struggling with an outbreak, brazil in paraguay. i'm very, very vague. maybe's and usa, a being touted as a potential host having hosted in 2016 as a guest nation where they participated, but they're not in this torment. so there's no real incentive for them to take this on. the incentive you could argue might exist for countries like katara, saudi arabia, who would maybe like the p all. and the cloud that comes with hosting this sort of tournament. but i think it could and probably should be cancelled because this would be this the 4th cope. and 60 is because there was a special tournament in 2016 health. we've had a lot of copa americas. maybe it's just better. louise swat is a brutal guy. says prioritize the health of the people rather than money. i'm sure a lot of people are watching this closely, especially here in europe. do to hold a continental tournaments here in june. how is that looking? well yeah, it's a 60th anniversary year has moved from last year to this year and it's held across the toner, the continent rather in 12

we are doing right now, the more likely it is that it sort of dies on the vine or at least gets paraguayyou think that's true, katie? do you think they are scared to go along with joe's plan because they are going to get shellacked next election? >> katie: if the senate were more heavily democrat, not 50/50. and joe manchin and kyrsten sinema didn't have as much power as they do that they would be more than happy to push through a lot of these things. i think it's more of a senate issue and it would be in the house. but on this issue -- whose phone is ringing? >> juan: it was mine. i apologize. >> jesse: it was juan. it was juan. >> katie: it's okay. on this issue of the free college, community college, joe biden is pushing this at the same time you have school districts across the country saying no more advanced math. free college but you don't get to actually take advanced courses that may get you to college or get you a scholarship to college. the other thing is, the cradle the cradle to grave socialism, this is always sold as americans having more opportunity. paid leave will give mo

why for paraguay southern parts of brazil but some west of weather across northern areas of brazil the issue of showers across across the amazon basin some lively showers pushing up towards northern parts of the constant but look a little further south and you can see all the sunshine all the fine weather coming through here on the cool side there in santiago to around 17 celsius on sunday afternoon and also into monday and by monday we could see some wet weather just easing over towards want to say there is heading towards the river plate but the majority of the showers as i said before up towards the northern parts of the continent joining up with some showers that we have into central america more the way of sunshine than showers and not faring too badly in splash of cherry rain maybe coming into trinidad and tobago you might catch a shower with 2 in barbados as we go on through sunday come monday the show is a little more widespread but for the great french hill is for his cuba and for jamaica is largely fine dry and sunny some pleasant sunshine coming through warm sunny to across

ends up being a very tough it of water to tread, but there been scenarios such as chile, uruguay, paraguay being options as well. it is rumors about the possibility of going to the united states. that is a little far-fetched, knowing the logistics that are entailed, but still, those are things being talked about. nothing confirmed at all. gemma: the new champions of spain will be decided on saturday, with atletico madrid and real madrid able to clinch the title. if they match real's results, they will win their first title in seven years for but their opponents are battling to avoid relegation, so the coach knows it is not going to be easy. >> it is the final with two teams fighting for different objectives. the goals are very important for both, and we will give up our lives to get this objective. >> what is important is tomorrow's match. later we will see, because we have got time to speak about that. but now it is not the time to speak about what i will do with my future, or indeed, what the club will do. now is the time to put all of our energy into tomorrow's match. gemma: regardless

however, they're currently struggling with an outbreak, brazil in paraguay, a very, very vague maybe's, and us a being touted as a potential host having hosted in 2016 as a guest nation where they participated, but they're not in this torment. so there's no real incentive for them. to take this on, the incentive you could argue might exist for countries like guitar or saudi arabia who would maybe like the p all. and the cloud that comes with hosting this sort of tournament. but i think it could and probably should be cancelled because this would be this the 4th copa and 60 years because there was the special tournament in 2016 health. we've had a lot of copa americas. maybe it's just better as louis swat is voted. why says prioritize the health of the people rather than money? i'm sure a lot of people are watching this closely, especially here in europe. do to hold a continental tournament here in june. how is that looking? well yeah, it's a 60th anniversary year has moved from last year to this year and it's held across the toner, the continent rather in 12 cities across europe. now t

clothing we had, the germans had an idea that a lot of people including my parents have purchased phony paraguay and other south american passports, and the germans hold on to the racket with the germans thought that they could swap these prominent drew, people with connections. for trucks and to exchange for german nationals who were imprisoned overseas. so the camp, it's about 2000 jews transferred, -- but it only happened once. >> another question was what was the typical population of -- ? >> it was somewhere between 50 and 75,000 it came on a line late in the war. it was a military compound and in 1942, 43 it became a concentration camp and the camp was, you do the best you can. it was survival. people died by the dozens of month, but later on when the soviets started approaching eastern occupied europe, and the death marches started including again and frank and margot across germany and the german said they knew nothing, they needed to look at the window. it became incredibly overcrowded and the entire infrastructure collapsed and became so disease ridden there was basically no food. i di

three of them, they are all german citizens, three of them are in germany, the other is in paraguay,hat this is shut down and now that users as well are being tracked down, it shows, officials say, that people who use this sort of, or look at this sort of pornography, or share it, are not safe from investigation and prosecution, and that is really the signal that is being sent out here. it is the only positive thing coming out of this story, the fact that these perpetrators have been tracked down. three of the men are accused of running the site and a fourth man in hamburg, the 64—year—old, is accused of being one of its most active users, having exchanged and looked at more than 3,500 images or postings. so it is a chilling story, but at least the one positive thing is that this site has been shut down and it shows that the collaboration between officials from all over the world can be effective in fighting against child pornography. stay with us on outside source. we'll hear about an investigation by bbc africa eye, into how officials in nigeria are accused of depriving people of t

germans had some idea that they would a lot of people including my parents had had purchased phony paraguay, you know other south american passports and the germans they were on to that racket, but the germans thought they could they could swap these prominent jews people with connections or family offices for trucks and for and to exchange for german nationals who were imprisoned overseas. so again the camp the standlive i was store campus actually the outst lava about 2000 jews actually were transferred but it only happened once and another question is what was the you know the typical population of bergen-belsen? the tip it was somewhere between 50 and 75,000 this baron belson came online late in the war was it was a military compound and and late in 1942 early 43 became a concentration camp and the camp was i use words, you know, you you do the best you can it was survivable people died by the dozens of months, but then later on when the soviets started approaching eastern occupied europe and the death marches started including again anne frank and his sister morgo across germany. and o

china is out there giving away an effective vaccines, trying to steal relationships, compelling paraguay to deny its relationship with taiwan to get the vaccine, china trading the lives of people for disrespect to taiwan, their political endeavor. here we are talking about sharing intellectual property on messenger rna technology with china. lucas idea. >> thank you for yelling back. ms. velasquez, five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. in 2017, nominated a catholic to serve as assistant secretary for response for the department of health and human services. you had a professional relationship for many years served in the trump administration, is this correct? >> that is correct. >> what kind of relationship was this? you work together? >> yes, we did work together. we work together -- >> yes or no answer. committee, showing consulting firm a retainer of 120,000 between 2012 -- 2015. mr. chairman, i have exhibits here, 23, 22 and 24. that shows $360,000, 120,000 each year? a total of 360,000. >> yes. >> did he receive payment from americans outside of his retainer? if so, how much? >>

three of them, they are all german citizens, three of them are in germany, the other is in paraguay,cials say, that people who use this sort of, or look at this sort of pornography or share it are not safe from investigation and prosecution and that is really the signal that is being sent out here. it is the only positive thing coming out of this story, the fact that these perpetrators have been tracked down. three of the men are accused of running the site and a fourth man in hamburg, a 64—year—old, is accused of being one of its most active users, having exchanged and looked at more than 3500 images or postings. so it is a chilling story, but at least the one positive thing is that this site has been shut down and it shows that the collaboration between officials from all over the world can be effective in fighting against child pornography. it's only two weeks before the majority of pubs and restaurants in england open their doors to serve us inside. but apart from getting covid—safe, they've got another major worry on their plates ? staffing. thousands of workers left the sector

china is out there giving away its ineffective vaccine, trying to steal relationships, compelling paraguaydeny its relationships with taiwan so they can get the vaccine. china trading the lives of people for disrespect to taiwan, their political endeavor. and here we are, talking about sharing our intellectual property on messenger rna technology with china. ludicrous. i yield. >> thank the gentleman for yielding back, the chair recognizes ms. velazquez for five minutes. >> mr. el-hibri, in 2017, former president trump nominated dr. robert kadlec to serve as the assistant secretary for response for the department of health and human services. mr. el-hibri, you had a professional relationship for many years before he was appointed to serve in the trump administration, is this correct? >> that is correct. >> what kind of relationship was this? did you work together? >> yes, we did work together. we worked together in -- >> no, no, it's a yes or no answer. the select committee has received documents showing that emergent paid dr. kadlec's consulting firm an annual retainer of 120,000 between

colombia, brasil, paraguay, argentina... dicen que no se ven esos casos porque todavÍa no ha pasado el tiempo". ¿quÉ les decimos? doctor hernÁndez cano: bueno, pues tenemos encia de mÁs de 50 hablaba de siete personas fallecidas, ¿puede confirmar eso? >> ofrecer mÁs informaciÓn de la que tengo.es obvioque hay mÚltiples... y doctoresestÁn tratando >> ¿han tenido la oportunidad de contactar familiares? >> no tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. m (audio de baja calidad) >> ¿que es lo que pueden esperar los ciudadanos los prÓximos dÍas? (habla en inglÉs) >> yo quisiera contar sobre la investigaciÓn. ahorita los investigadores estÁn de testigos...ellos estÁn tratando de atender mÁs no hay mÁs daÑo despuÉs del accidente porque han respondido muy rÁpidamente. pero no tengo mÁs informaciÓn. >> ¿cuÁl es el mensaje para los residentes de san josÉ? algo que nunca antes se habÍa visto, una tragedia >> nos unimos para apoyar a las familias. sus colegios, sus hijos... tenemos mucho trabajo por hacer las semanas que vienen para evitar. >> muchas grac