sasaying that someme two thousad eight hundred pepeople have bebn displaced since the esestate. turkey's president was inn moscw ththis mononday rest typype beao one memeeting with vladimir putn to discuss syria as well as to deepen business ties between turkey and russisia. hadd once said the sale of russian misissiles to his county was considered a done deal. the turkisish presidentnt pushig back off of the e united s stats won the sale will put the countrtry's nato membership. at risk takersrs. okokay welell the modems are too loosee hahave alreadydy laid a road map foror v. s. four hundre agreemement the schools in the middle of it all t the steps hae been taken. everything has already been completed. hello she need whicich they're . anand after all that someone cos up with recommendations to abandon it.. someone doesn't accccept our vis the scene i if we have alreadady made an agreement. if we signgn all the documents e stilill. well of course we a all move e n without. is o our sovereieign right. given ththe call comes there's this iour decicision. no one can demanand u us

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news footage from care.o a speech made to 9/11re was founded after because they recognize s some pepeople did something and that all of us were starting toto loe access to our civil liberties. >> her words some people did something were heavily criticicized by republicanans. angerreaction has drawn from top democrats. unconvinced by the response, nancy pelosi moved to step up for the congresswoman and her family. nancy pelosi urged the president to remove the video clip from his video clip, although he has refused to do so. >> the palace of versailles is visitedaris' most tourist attractions. of section has been out view. the queen bedroom has been getting a cleaning and a little tender love and care. ofit is a a different k kind operation. scalpel and tweweezers are nene. they have been painstakingly tonging the apartment back their former glory. have done all of my stitches, i will put a piece of tool in this spot -- a piece of tulle in this spot. >> it is not just the walls that have been taking care of. beenmy of experts have brightening the paintings. the palace has called on the ser

this is the same place where over the last decade, many pepeople who werere dissident or activists, members of the opposition would have been taken to this location and detained and tortured and executeted. this place i is well known to people. the sheriff has been transferred there. just last week, a large number of political prisoners who had werepart of the protests released and have joined the protests. genie: this comes as uganda said it would consider offering asylum to omar al-bashir. what more can you tell us about that? been in powerhas for more than three decades. a spokesman for one of the they would bed willing to consider offering ishir asylum, considering he facing charges. there are a lot of questions about what should happen because he is facing international charges. him toave been calls for see the consequences within his own country. there are a lot of questions. if this asylum offer were to stand, what that would mean for him facing consequences for decades of human rights abuses. libya, shells hit a suburb of tripoli. it is the latest in an assault. he is trying to take

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forecastential rainin for mozamambique as the s second tropopical storm in weeks puts 160,000 pepeoplet risk. scandinaviaia's flagshipp airlrline is set to cancel hundreds me e flights s as a pit strike c continues. travel is affected for ovever 100,000. to japanese e emperor is set hand power over to his son. we will look at the histstory of the l longest hereditary-run monarchy going back 260000 year. ♪ geninie: s spain's socialalist y has s come out on top in t the p elections. his work cut has out for him as the socialist did not get enough seatats for a ful majority. tough negotiations are ahead, made tougher by a hihistoric whn in by vox.storic when we will talk about this a bit momore. buildingis coalition is just beginning to get underway. talk us through how this plays out. we have heardrd from the dedepy prime ministerer, who b broke te newsws the leader of the socialt party wants to go it alone, to try to form a minority government rather than l looking forward a c coalition governmen. she has said today she feels the socialist have enough seats. they are far from the absolu

. >> there has been an upsurge in british pepeople coming g to ca. >> it is not just shopping affected. shipments of wind to the u.k. from france are up by almost a third. distributors increase their stockpiles. the u.k. is the second largest alcohol aftfterch the united states. lastear it imported more than one billion eurosos wororth of e and spirits from france. some are worried sales will drop if the value of the pound against the euro sinks as a result of brexit.. i might rush off to calaisis, myself. genie: and you are not e even british.h. [laughter] juice jojockeying, do you know what that means? brian: i do not. revealedd will be coming up in the next half h hor after the e news. donald d trump: i'm establilishg new vettining measures to keep radical islamamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want 'em here. larara kiswani:i: there's a stia of ararab people, , muslim peoee in ththis country designed to perprpetuate andnd justify t thr on teterror, and that's what a lot of arabs and muslims are facing today, sort of a really undignified struggle to just l

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john laurenson if you're not -- john: if you arere preparing pepeople for bad news,s, you wod do whate deputy minister is doing and saying we got the -- might not be able to say this. brent:t: i don't know if -- save this. brent: i don't know if you heard the first gas. -- gas. -- guest. would you say that the feelings and thoughts running through his mind is something that is shared by a majority of people tonight in paris? john: all french people will be feeling intense pain. the mayor is on the other side of the water, and it was like having an armor like cut off -- are more like cut off -- ar-m m or leg cut off. this is stone that has been a tangible monument to france's past. the greatest piece of stone, which is a tangible monument to france's past. it's on the verge of collapsing tonight. it's a terrible thing to be happening to paris. brent: john laurenson in paris. thank you very much. we appreciate you staying on the line with us this evening. william: we know two things according to reports that the firefighters are trying to save invaluable, prices, a replaceable artwork t

they said a short -- pepeople should assure the problems witith the 737 are fixd before the groundingthe planes and. -- planes ends. the head of the libyan national army, khalifa hifter, ordered people to advance on tripoli. dozens have fought for contrtrol of this s country since the overthrow of qaddafi in 2011. clashes have broken out between migrants and police in a camp outside of northern greece. hundreds gathered in the hopes of crossing the border of now -- of north macedonia and traveling into europe. some threw stones at the police, who responded with stun grenades and tear gas. teachers across france have taken part to protest against the government's planned education reforms. emmanuel macron says he wants to reduce inequality and ensure students are better performed for the job market -- prepared for the job market, but teachers say they would have to work harder and do it with fewer resources. as nato marks its 70th anniversary this week, the alliance is focused on the threat from russia. they said yes to measures countering russia in the black sea region including incre

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after a string of pepeople closr to the toppled president that's abilities beautifully cup. was sacked o o arrested a the alleged growth. also differs a dangerous enough has the story. it's become an iconic landmark in algiers. on friday i'll judeans gathered outside the capital's post office for tenth week of protests and despite the arrest of business tycoons earlier in the week. protest is -- items the entire elites must go. when i was the mole and they'll all be judged and me will be returned to the people? we must remain united i swear to god that if we become divided because of race or regionalism i swear this is simone lost for years. but for centuries more. he said rib rub algeria's richest man one three billion their brothers f from the cuttig the family were placed in the temporary custody on wednesday. as part of an anti corruption drive. but friday's protest took particular aim at side beautifully cut the brother of ousted president abdelaziz bouteflika. processes suspect him of being the king of corrupt. please which that determines to topple.. a move that's bee

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minister narendra m modi's cast his voton the state of gujarat the set used a hundred eighty million pepeople. have been eligible to vote today the biggest voting day in india's marathon of action which of course is being held in stages over six weeks. the filming his civic duty along size tens of millions of fellow engines. prime minister narendra moody calls his balance in his home state of gujarat in t the third phase of india's general election. the leader of the hindu nationalist bjp policy held the vote as a victory for the world's largest democracy. days off to deadly bombings in the by sri lanka. while terrorists use explosive devices weapons ieds. the weapon of democracy is voter id. leave the power votes right these much greater [inaudible] these. in these elections are spread over seven days with tuesday's rounds marking the largest by far. one hundred and ninety million people were eligible to vote in one h hundred and seventeen constituencies. spread across fifteen states and union territories. voting took place amid high security classes erupted in several states. including hey

the attacks killed nearly 300 pepeople and injururing more thn 500, leaving behind carnage and chaos.ri lankan police have now arrested about 24 people in connection with the attatack. pope francncis condedemned the attacks during his traditional easter sunday message at the vatican. >> dear brothers and sistersrs,i lelearned what sadness the newsf the serious attacks that today, ander day, brought mourning pain. i wish to express my affection and closeness to the christian community hit while it was gathered in prayer and to all of the victims of such cruel violence. and trust inin the lord those wo have tragically died and i pray for r the wounded and for all of those who are suffering as a result of this dramatic event. amy: after the explosions, sri lankan officials forced the country of 21 million to go on a dawn to dusk curfew. officials also blocked social media networks in the wake of the terrorist attacks. these terrorist attacks, the .orst south asia has seen for more, where joint in london by alan keenan, sri lanka project director at t the international crisis group. thank

again is you have one seal who is accused of doing things that went beyond the law in mumurdering pepeoplet then u have seven sealsls at least boosted up and said, this isis wrwrong, our superior is doioing somemething wrong. they did what they're s supposed to do, according to the documements and what t they told investigigators, they w went to their chain of command and tried for months to get anan investstigation arteted. knowwere told -- i don't what the motivation behind it was, but they were told, look, decompress, dodon't worry about could ruin your career. you might want to think about this. this could take down other people. they were really frustrated d tt evenen though theyey saw somethg abhorrent, their chain of command seemed unwilling to act. amy: last month president trump tweeted -- "in honor of his past service to our country, navy seal #eddiegallagher will soon be moved to less restrictive confinement while he awaits his day in court. process should move quickly!" dave, can you talk about that, the fact president trump has andrvened on his behalf this man, as the investig

pepeople understand vividly, especially people of color, especially women, a gbg groups, and someone,nderstand vividly the this -- undermining first amendment. no one is safefe. no one can tell who is next. it is about all of the centers, all of those opposed to israel and u.s. imperialism and intervention and right-wing politics similarly, this will pro-palestinecing voices. it will go want to suppress other justice struggles, be it climate justice, gender justice, sexual justice, ethnic, religious justice and raracial justice. juan: israel, i want to ask about the latest news about airbnb. originally, airbnb after protests by human rights activists had agreed to remove the listings of thousands of homes jewish settlers in the west bank that have been listed previously under -- on their site. but just yesterday, the reverse that and said they're going to keep those listings on even though, obviously, these are listings in a territory where there are illegal settlements according to international law. ,our reaction to airbnb apparently, caving in to pressure? surrenderednb has bullyin

one e was the factct a number of pepeople in ideoeologically chon boycotttt and then another was because the was a level of voter intimidation and people also believing that their members of knesset were unable to deliver. the big problem, however, is that we're seeeeing a risese in fascism in israel. inststead of people boycotting,e were hoping to see people would have come out in greater numbers to try to at least push back against that tide. as it stands right now, although the ballots have not been completely counted, we really only have about 15 out of 120 members of knesset who believe to thelity and an end occupation. that is a set indication of where e israel i is. amy: can you explain who can vote in the israeli elections and who can't? also, respond to these 1200 cameras being put in the the: places in, arab n neighborhoodsds -- the polling places in arab neighborhoods? >> in teterms of who o can votet is onlcicitizens off israel who are allowed to vote. about 60%att cititizenry, of the people who are eligible to vote are palestinians who are citizens of israel. you look at the

great britain, 712 pepeople per square m mile. germany, 611. u.s. 92 people per square mile of its territory. it is in the bottom half a population density of the world. for him to say our nation is full, that means most of the nations in the world are full right now. it is amazing. it seems -- it is not the question of the country being full, it is who is coming in. i think that is the issue you're saying in terms of the demonization of the folks coming in. >> there are a couple of points. you're barking up a logic tree and you're not going to find president trump at the top list of trying to make a logical explanation of a crisis is a fruitless exercise. he lies just to stay and practice it seems. the real border crisis we face in the request is for trump is not the fact there is been a spike in the flood of families fleeing from the field states in central america, it is not a problem for trump. that is his opportunity. that is essentially the only thing is to offer is red meat base. he was elected in large part because he was willing to stir up