dozens of peopople are dead and hundreds are wounded. the saudi arabia led military coalition forcing the government to call for an immediate cease-fire. catalan lawmakers have delayed a leadership debate during which they will set to vote on a bid by ousted leader carles puigdemont to form a new government. he remains in self-imposed exile in belgium's months after catalonia made a defiant declaration of independence. however, he could be arrested on possible rebellion and sedition charges, if he returns to spain. the callow and parliament speaker says he's the only candidate in the running. speakere on parliament says he is the only candidate in the running. want carles puigdemont to be sworn in as the catalonian president. it was based on the will expressed by a majority of this parliament. i will not nominate any other candidate. the trial of the man dubbed the isis landlord continues in paris. he is the first person to be called in relation to the 2015 paris terror attacks which took the lives of 130 people. the 31-year-old drug dea

. >> i have contact with these peopople, who told me personally that in deed haveve been beaten and torturedthe belgian government has sent back at least three people who are coming from a war zonone, ad these people always deserve protection in any way. catherine: people continue to take to the streets over elgin's controversial deportations. >> is a repressive policy that does not represent international human rights. >> this is sad for us, and our country. >> you can't judge someone's worth by their passport or piece of paper. catherine: the government as the client requests to discuss deportation practices. the prime minister did call for an investigation committee, but for many it has come too late. in the meantime, the court ruled that mubarak would not be deported. he does s not have to fear tortrtured for thehe time being. this might hurt belgium's reputation on an international level. the timing according to observers means campaigning for a permanent seat on the united nations security council. brent: polls in germany show another dip in support for the social democrats as they pre

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peopople in the carpathians ean money from tourism and timber. spirituality is heavily influenced by ancient practices. magic and shamanism have learned to co-exist here alongside christianity, or is the other way around? molfars use christian symbols as well. and they mix prayers in with ancient spells. there's something amiss between this woman, pawla, and her neighbor. only magic will help. dovbush, the molfar, uses a pendulum to make the diagnosis. >> show me who is my friend and who is my enemy. do you feel something on your palm? warmth. you have a good friend who envies you your work. reporterer: before thingngs get really serious, pawla has to put a coin on the side of the path. it's a toll for demons. then dovbush and pavla withdraw. >> burn, burn, my black pain. don't forget to burn the queen of pain. return to her, torture her, punish her, don't spare her during the day or the night. reporterer: pavla says she's relieved. molfar d dovbush has p promiser neighbor's envy will disappear. rereporter: faith and superstion arasas inseparabab

>> i think there's an, uhuh, innate appeal to this notion of, you know, fighting for whatt peopople reaynows ththeirs. >> well, and here we are,, finally. ultimately, we hope that this trip willll raise consciousnesss about the l.a. river. even on the way here, i was stuck in traffic, and i was thinking "i can't wait to get to that river..." >> [laughing] >> "and get my feet in that beautiful water." >> on your marks. get set. >> go! >> i feel like it's--uh, it's just crazy to keep people from their rivers. you kn, , no matter r the condition of the rivers, they deserve, uh, a figight for them, and, uh, if we have to take some of the brunt of that, then we're willing to do that. persrsonally, what i'd likike te in the future with t the l.a. rivever is, first of all, a rivewhere peoe are enged cleaning up the water, um,, reusing it in smart ways, having it be sustainable for l.a., so we e don't t have to kp stealing water from upstate, and the colorado, and all these other places where we're notorious s for taking our water from. ifif we can turn the l.a. river around, there's probably no

the e damage acs the country a and take stock of the loss of life a as well heret we have e seven peopoplennound to have been killed so far in that year could rise. brent: our correspondent on thte story for r us tonight frorom bn central train station. charlotte, thank youou very muc. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. 52 p people died when a bus burt into flames in cost extent. it happened in the northwest of the country. the cause of the ways has not been determined. the united natioions says islans against aid workers reached a new high last year. 28 were killed in a country regarded as world''s most dadangerous acace for aid wowor. now in its fifth year the civil war has killed tens of thousands and plunged the country into famine. prince harry and his fiancee visited wales. they visited the c castle. plenenty of room for a new fami, but unfortunately the gothic pile is we understand not for sale. human rights watch has released its world report reviewing human rights practices in more than 90 countries, many getting poor grades. that includes the eu

wisconsin n has been a test cas, the laboratory for the koch brothers and so many o other peopople fortroying the progressive movemenent and corruptingng democracy stuff sct walker led this effort. wiwisconsin, sincece he took ov, has passed the worst germanic in the country.y. the worst foot suppression laws, and the worst dark money laws. what they're doing is systematically corrupting every letter of democracy to try to give republicans for power. they are turned a purple state, it gave birth to unions to social security, do so many other important progressive achievements, turned it into a laboratory for the coat others another big-money interests that have t their way and decimatatel the thingsgs that made wisconsin prorogressive state historically.. thisis is the model thatat rerepublicanans want to expoporl acacross the country. that is why i said what i said my article, because what is happening is that major ramifications. able how is it they are through more sophisticated gerrymandering able to get such large majorities, even though that minority vote? talk about thehe differ

peopople werere killed in n a 1r siege of thehe intercontinental hotel in kabul. ththe taliban has claimed responsibility for thehe attack. amamong the dead was p peace activist ahmad fararzan, who was in kabulul teaching classes and working g at afghanistan's high pepeace council. turkey has launched d a bombing campaign and ground offefensive against the syrian kurdish city in northern syria. the u.s.-backed kurdish militia controlling the area says at least 10 people were killed, seven civilians, including one baby. the bombing comes after the united states announced plans to provide military backing for thousands of syrian-kurdish fighters to form a border security fororce along the bordr wiwith turkey. turkey has accused the syrian kurds of being terrorists. in honduras, protesters staged another round of nionwide demonstratnsns satday y to -- again w widesead d vor aud in the reelection of incumbenen u.s.-baed p predent an orlrldo hernandez. demotrtratorblocockad dozezens of roads a h highws nationwide. the honduranan milary has lleded at least d dozenrotete

callingng congresn and senatotors in and statarted meeting d day in and d day out with inflfluenl peopople in the e country and d making it t clear that t that bill h had to pas, as a triribute to the l late presidident kenn, but also a as a tributute to the g greatness of the e couy and as an n expressionon ofof its dedicication to the a americacan dream. and it w was that great y lastst summer that thabibill came ininto bein, and it was on july 2 that mr.ohohnson sisign that t ll and it bamame thlaww of t l land. and soin a ameca now, we have a vivil rits b bil and i'm m happto r rept to y y that, by and large, that bll is beingmplement in communies all acrosshe south we he seen somsurprisi levels of mpliance even in so commuties in the ste of miissippi. and whever youan find anhing rig in misssippi, thingsrere getti better. amy goodma dr. mtin luth ki, speang i in ndon, december 7, 1964. we'll rereturn to the speech after this break. [break] amy goodman: this is democracy now!, democracynow.o.org, the war and peacace report. i'm amamy goodman. in this democracy now! exclusive, we return

at least 83 peopople were arrested.is is erica garner speaking after the grand jury's decision, at the site of her father's death in staten island. >> this is the spot that ems workrkers and police officersrs failed a as new yorkrkers becaue they let an innocecent man die, beck for his l life, fight for s lastst breath h and now i have o come here every time i feel sad -- i have to come here and be his voice becacausee did not speak any more. hehe kept sayiying "i can't bre! " he could not breathe. they continue to take my father away frorom me. took mythe man who father's life wants to apologoge to my famimily. i don't even know how to respond to that. am notot en going r respond tohat. am that waerica gaer' -- ica garn speakin in 24 at the site ofer father erigagarne's death from a police chokehold in staten island. during the 2016 democratic presidential primaries, erica garner endorsed senator bernie sanders of vermont for president and appeared in an ad for his campaign. last july, president obama spoke to her dire

young peopople betweenh ages of 18 and 30 have a 50% unemploymenent. half of them m e not working, cannot find work. it's a--but not in mondndragon. mondragon hasn't fired anybody. between the sharing of the unemployment and finding--moving workers around--because that's part of what makes them one company-y--they have held on. they're becoming wild--more popular than ever because they've been able to do that. they have another rule, and that rule is, whenever a member co-op buys anything, if they can get a better machine or whatever they're buying or a cheaper one outside the co-op, they are told to do it. "we have to be competitive, because otherwise we will die." that's their recognition that they live in a capitalist world and they have to be able to compete, and so they do. the fagor company--it's like a--it's a bigger building than this--i toured it this summer. it's actually like a football field, but, you know, inside like a big airplane hangar, , and it hasas one huge machine--because this is highly automated--and that machine is german. comes