-petros: how you doing? petros. -lemonis: petros, how are you? petros: nice to meet you, marcus.onis: now, you've been in the chocolate business for how many years? -george: almost 40 years. lemonis: and how long ago did you meet? eleni: 39 years ago. he was in greece. lemonis: oh, you were in greece. who are these pictures of? -zoe: that's my mom's parents. petros: yeah, and a little push cart in baltimore. zoe: in baltimore, where they were hand-rolling chocolates, and my dad came over. he learned the trade. george: i love to work for my kids. lemonis: it's nice to have your children support you. george: oh, yes. i think that's the most important, to love each other. lemonis: this place is -- it got a lot bigger. -petros: yeah, right. -lemonis: it goes back even -- petros: it goes back farther, yeah. lemonis: holy... petros: this is the kitchen, where we manufacture everything. lemonis: oh, my gosh. i just want to see the process. petros: so we're boiling the cream, and we have our raw chocolate, a little butter. lemonis: can i stir it? oh, yeah. petros: so this is gonna cool.

the story of petro glyph national monument is not about a single petro glitch or petro glitch concentrationslso includes the volcanic cones and mesa top spreading out towards albuquerque. the pueblo people would come to the mountaintop. sometimes they'd send their children to keep the rabbits away from their crops. we see many ancient trails up here. this becomes part of a larger spiritual landscape that's important to most pueblo people. we are at the canyon along the escarpment. this is a volcanic escarpment, 113 feet tall. these black boulders came from several sheet flows. this is the easiest place to see petro glyphs. most of the 150,000 visitors stop here first. this is one of the first you might see when you come to the national monument. it's a carving onto the rock. pueblo people would use stone chisels and hammers and carve out the dark black patina, exposing the light color of the rock which varies from a gray to light brown to sometimes a red. some people ask us how the petro glyphs were discovered. for the indians they are as old as time. they have known about them since their c

the story of petro glyph national monument is not about a single petro glitch or petro glitch concentrationslso includes the volcanic cones and mesa top spreading out towards albuquerque. the pueblo people would come to the mountaintop. sometimes they'd send their children to keep the rabbits away from their crops. we see many ancient trails up here. this becomes part of a larger spiritual landscape that's important to most pueblo people. we are at the canyon along the escarpment. this is a volcanic escarpment, 113 feet tall. these black boulders came from several sheet flows. this is the easiest place to see petro glyphs. most of the 150,000 visitors stop here first. this is one of the first you might see when you come to the national monument. it's a carving onto the rock. pueblo people would use stone chisels and hammers and carve out the dark black patina, exposing the light color of the rock which varies from a gray to light brown to sometimes a red. some people ask us how the petro glyphs were discovered. for the indians they are as old as time. they have known about them since their c

the story of petro glyph national monument is not about a single petro glitch or petro glitch concentrationslso includes the volcanic cones and mesa top spreading out towards albuquerque. the pueblo people would come to the mountaintop. sometimes they'd send their children to keep the rabbits away from their crops. we see many ancient trails up here. this becomes part of a larger spiritual landscape that's important to most pueblo people. we are at the canyon along the escarpment. this is a volcanic escarpment, 113 feet tall. these black boulders came from several sheet flows. this is the easiest place to see petro glyphs. most of the 150,000 visitors stop here first. this is one of the first you might see when you come to the national monument. it's a carving onto the rock. pueblo people would use stone chisels and hammers and carve out the dark black patina, exposing the light color of the rock which varies from a gray to light brown to sometimes a red. some people ask us how the petro glyphs were discovered. for the indians they are as old as time. they have known about them since their c

the w m how you got to get us welcome to the show venezuelan president nicolas maduro introduced the petro on sunday the country's very own crypto currency it's supposed to counter the disastrous performance of the real currency they believe out of which has plummeted by more than ninety five percent against the dollar on the black market over the past year but few believe this will make any difference ask corruption political turmoil add mismanaged finances are bringing venice well as economy to its knees. in the fight against his country's economic crisis president maduro is running out of options the state is on the verge of bankruptcy. unlike bitcoin the petro will be backed by a physical asset only oil venezuela's reserves are the largest in the world but the needs to squeeze more money out of them has led to the surprising idea. but says the cryptocurrency will help the nation. but i want to understand this monetary sovereignty to make financial transactions. to overcome the financial blocking. the so-called financial blockade is comprised of u.s. sanctions and restrictions against v

unlike bitcoin the petro will be backed by a physical asset o'neill venezuela's reserves are the largest in the world but the need to squeeze more money out of them has led to the surprising idea. madeira says the cryptocurrency will help the nation. but i want to run around this monetary sovereignty to make financial transactions. to overcome the financial block ain't been fairly ok or free and fair go. the so-called financial blockade is comprised of u.s. sanctions and restrictions against venezuela they were imposed after majority's increasingly brutal treatment towards his own people the value of the paper currency the bolivar has plummeted venezuelans are suffering under hyper inflation of one thousand four hundred percent the economy of the once prosperous country has taken a nosedive imported food and medicine is running out majority cryptocurrency is now a sign the country is to some extent moving away from banks and regulation in a desperate attempt to stay afloat. country's finances aren't taxes just invent a virtual currency and presto problems all doesn't work let's talk long

petro glif or petro git concentrations, also includes the cones and mesa top that spreads out towards owe people would come up to the top and we have evidence of them farming. sometimes they would send their children up here to keep the rabbits away from their crops. so we see many ancient trails up here. and this becomes part of a larger spirituality landscape that's important to most pueblo people. we are here at bow ka neg ra canyon about halfway along that 17 mile enscarpment and be walking on the trail. it's 100 feet tail. that's black boulders once came from several sheet flows from the volcanoes. this canyon is easiest place to see petro glifs. and most of our 150,000 visitors stop here first. this is one of the first petro glifs that people who come to petro glif national monument might see. it's a carving onto the rock. and pueblo people would use stone chisels and hammers to peck, abrade, incise, and carve out the dark black patina exposing the light color of the rock that varies from gray to light brown to sometimes red. people ask us how these were discovered but for the p

former georgian president was arrested on friday he used of conspiring to topple ukraine's leader petro poroshenko allegations he denies his journal. following large demonstrations on sunday supporters of opposition figure in ukraine mikhail saakashvili confronted police outside a courthouse in the capital kiev inside from a plastic defendant's box the former president of georgia saakashvili responded to allegations that he conspired to topple ukraine's president the chocolate billionaire petro poroshenko there is room for a very simple. week race own words in russia. was very tough for an event of a new growth once an ally of poroshenko saakashvili accuses him of failing to fulfill the anticorruption promise that was central to mass street protests in two thousand and fourteen against the then russian backed government. a prominent backer of the street uprising saakashvili had been rewarded with ukrainian citizenship and the governorship of the western desert region now he and his supporters many of them soldiers return from the front lines in the country's east are demanding impeachme

but venezuelans don't appear to view the prospects of the petro too favorably those who have set their sights on cryptic currencies tend to favor big coin itself of course notoriously volatile and for now you'll still need hard cash to buy food on the street. irish budget airline ryanair says it's prepared to recognize pilot unions for the first time in the company's thirty two year history to avoid a looming strike this holiday season chief executive michael o'leary once famously said that he would rather cut off his own hands than sign a deal with the union to bring wages up to industry standards now a major u. turn earlier at ryanair pilots in italy ireland portugal and germany have threatened to go on strike in a dispute over wages and working conditions and president donald trump may have pulled the united states out of the paris climate accord but that doesn't mean the people living there aren't taking action to stop the march of climate change one neighborhood in brooklyn is producing its own clean energy using solar power. a brooklyn neighborhood is testing one of the first mic

but venezuelans don't appear to view the prospects of the petro too favorably those who have set their sights on cryptic currencies tend to favor big coin itself of course notoriously volatile and for now you'll still need hard cash to buy food on the streets. and repealing net neutrality those topics the more later in the day i start business with. one hundred fourteen years ago now and the exhibition celebrates highlights and creative. including works of public display in the first time a new perspective of. a show in the. migration and asylum seekers remain hot topics in europe. but european politicians struggled to provide answers while those who fled wait for what might come and worry about family members back home i feel very shame because i am german to save europe and the refugee crisis incites outlooks and i'm focused on. this week on d w. it's an about the moments that. it's all about the stories inside. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and inspired by distinctive instagram or others at g.w. stories the two topics each we

but venezuelans don't appear to view the prospects of the petro too favorably those who have set their sights on cryptic currencies tend to favor big coin itself of course notoriously volatile and for now you'll still need hard cash to buy food on the street. irish budget airline ryanair says it's prepared to recognize pilot unions for the first time in the company's thirty two year history to avoid a looming strike this holiday season chief executive michael o'leary once famously said that he would rather cut off his own hands than sign a deal with the union to bring wages up to industry standards now a major u. turn earlier at ryanair pilots in italy ireland portugal and germany have threatened to go on strike in a dispute over wages and working conditions now president donald trump may have pulled the united states out of the paris climate accord but that doesn't mean that people living there aren't taking action to stop the march of climate change one neighborhood in brooklyn is producing its own clean energy using solar power. a brooklyn neighborhood is testing one of the first mi

be backed by the country's oil reserves but venezuelans don't appear to view the prospects of the petro to favorably those who have set their sights on cryptic currencies tend to favor bitcoin itself of course notoriously volatile and for now you'll still need hard cash to buy food on the street. now partial blackouts are commonplace in tanzania east african nation relies on renewable energy as well as natural gas and heavy fuel oil to generate electricity but many businesses keep it generate on her and as a backup pushing the operating costs upwards investors complain that the lack of reliable power hurts business. there's sun aplenty in tanzania that's why solar panels there can generate plenty of electricity but there's still a power shortfall the united nations says a mere two percent of the population in rural towns are near has an electricity connection even in the cities it's barely forty percent. investment in electricity generation has been lagging for far too long in part because of corruption and mismanagement. it makes life hard for companies hampering production and job cre

rather gun whole approach to investments and missed out on the bitcoin bonanza last week maybe the petro is for you that's venezuela's very own crypto currency the background the real venezuelan currency the boulevard has plummeted by more than ninety five percent against the dollar on the black market market just in the last year leaving the economy in tatters and many citizens hungry so this is a desperate attempt by a president maduro to prevent the country's total economic breakdown. in the fight against his country's economic crisis president maduro is running out of options the state is on the verge of bankruptcy. unlike bitcoin the petro will be backed by a physical asset o'neill venezuela's reserves are the largest in the world but the need to squeeze more money out of them has led to the surprising idea. but says the cryptocurrency will help the nation. but i want to run on this monetary sovereignty to make financial transactions. to overcome the financial block ain't been fairly ok or free and fair go. the so-called financial blockade is comprised of u.s. sanctions and e.u. res

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to venezuela now where president nicolas maduro introduced the petro on sunday the country's very own crypto currency it's supposed to counter the disastrous performance of the real currency they were added which has plummeted by more than ninety five percent against the dollar on the black market over the past year but few believe this will make any difference as corruption political turmoil and mismanaged finances are bringing that as well us economy to its knees. in the fight against his country's economic crisis president maduro is running out of options the state is on the verge of bankruptcy. unlike bitcoin the petro will be backed by a physical asset only oil venezuela's reserves are the largest in the world but the needs to squeeze more money out of them has led to the surprising idea. but says the cryptocurrency will help the nation. but i want to understand this monetary sovereignty to make financial transactions. to overcome the financial blocking and. the so-called financial blockade is comprised of u.s. sanctions and restrictions against venezuela they were imposed after

conflict berlin such as the german chancellor angela merkel has spoken to new craney and president petro poroshenko and he's promised to do all he can for a speedy exchange of prisoners but civilians of cross the embattled region are freezing cold comfort those christmas after a spike in violence. along is also the president makes it all far after winning a slim majority carlos pushed along once dialogue with the spanish government but prime minister mario is playing hardball he says he'll meet the leader of the biggest party and that's not. also coming up human rights watch accuses russia and syria of targeting civilians in the air strikes on rebel held enclaves the latest from a researcher who's been in touch with civilians who were trapped there. i'm sorry her. and welcome to the show it's good to have you with us ukraine's president petro poroshenko has said he wants to work for a quick exchange of prisoners being held on both sides of the conflict in the east of his country poroshenko made the comments in a telephone conversation with german chancellor angela merkel on friday both l

man being detained by un mark special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko is most vocal opponents. as news of the rate spread on facebook within minutes a crowd had gathered on the streets below but still there was no word from the police as to why he was being detained. his arms tied behind his back second really had one last chance to address his supporters calling for president bush and co to face impeachment the but it was one second he was bundled into a car that the confrontation between police and his supporters really got going out . on the. street on a month's rubbish bins even park police cars were all fake game as the crowd tried to prevent second feelies forcible departure. in the meantime ukraine's prosecutor general finally got around to answering the question on everyone's lips why no such a big operation and why now many he said they colluded with exiled ukrainian oligarchs was preparing to subvert the country's government. a short while ago our correspondent nick calio spoke with former georgian president and ukrainian opposition

who's become an anti corruption campaigner in ukraine and a full morning in the side of president petro poroshenko police detained saakashvili but were forced to free him again when his supporters surrounded the van that was holding him our correspondent nick connelly was there and we'll get an update from him in just a moment but first here's what he saw. early morning hide and seek in the rooms above here is my town square except the man being detained by on my special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko is most vocal opponents . as news of the rate spread on facebook within minutes a crowd had gathered on the streets below but still there was no word from the police as to why he was being detained. his arms tied behind his back second really had one last chance to address his supporters calling for president pershing co to face impeachment. but it was one second he was bundled into a car that the confrontation between police and his supporters really got going. street on a month's rubbish bins even park police cars were all think game as the c

wealthy and a twenty seventeen i think be the first nation to actually propose a crypto currency the petro which they're saying is backed by their oil reserves but which is really something that jim rickards had predicted quite a few years ago that once the u.s. pulled the trigger of using swift and the dollar financial system as a weapon to use you know to prevent nations around russia venezuela and other nations from accessing the financial system as soon as they pulled that powerful switch that alternatives would emerge and this petro for venezuela is kind of a way to circumvent sanctions so do you see other nations following with their own sort of ideas by the way i want to refer to a tweet that you had sent about this because everybody was laughing at my door over announcing this for venezuela but you had said necessity is the mother of invention venezuela is attempting to fight hyperinflation with a new hopefully if done right deflationary cryptocurrency the petro as a crypto and digital currency pioneer and inventor i support this initiative and i courage others to do the same well

or many of us have heard of new cryptocurrency such as bit call ins comes the petro it's been launched by the president of venezuela to try and alleviate economic crises and food shortages stanley reports from calicos venezuelan suffer one of the world's highest inflation rates banknotes are almost worthless now. some of these people have been queuing since three am not always sure what is available or what it will cost they're hoping to find basics like rice powdered milk and toilet paper to get a look at where you take what you can but there's not much for righty one day they might have any b. flour or rice oil or toothpaste. prices rise almost daily inflation in the vendor was nearly fifty seven percent the accumulated rise this year is one thousand three hundred seventy percent this coffee cost fifteen thousand body about is four and a half dollars at the official exchange rate which almost no venezuelans can afford to use or about fifteen cents on the black market which almost everybody is forced to use if they can find enough of these almost worthless banknotes. they're in short

the ukrainian president petro poroshenko has greeted ukrainian soldiers who were released by pro russian separatists they were freed us part of a prisoner swap between the government and rebels in ukraine's war torn east they exchanged happened near the city of horlivka which is mainly controlled by the pro russian separatists. the philippine government is setting up hundreds of new shelters for some of the thousands of people displaced by fighting and flooding in their always city the army we took the area from fighters linked to iceland not after five months each only for tropical storm have been to sweep through the city . those are the headlines to stay with us on al-jazeera people and power is next. as another year draws to an end we'll take you around the world to find out what's expected in twenty eight he. joins us for a series of special reports as we assess the potential global impact of what's to come. but underground far has been burning for over a century the need to use lodges.

there fighting a war with russia five years later his former university friend and ukrainian president petro poroshenko appointed him to work govern the odessa region of ukraine in twenty fifteen hours to russian troops and extended by crimea he was there also granted ukrainian citizenship it didn't take long before the two political allies fell out since their split saakashvili has been stripped of his ukrainian citizenship and has begun leading opposition rallies against polishing cope with former georgian president is now stateless and faces extradition to his home country to face corruption allegations which he denies david stern is a correspondent for deutsche vella in kiev he says that saakashvili is also not wanted back in georgia because he causes trouble wherever he goes. he's become a focal point one of many focal points but given the political environment right now in ukraine whatever opposition there is it tends to gather around what's what's available there were these large demonstrations on sunday and these were some of the largest that we've seen since the revolution in ukrain

financial system as soon as they pulled that powerful switch that alternatives would emerge and this petro for venezuela is kind of a way to circumvent sanctions so do you see other nations following with their own sort of ideas by the way i want to refer to a tweet that you had sent about this because everybody was laughing at my door over announcing this for venezuela but you had said necessity is the mother of invention venezuela is attempting to fight hyperinflation with a new hopefully if done right deflationary cryptocurrency the petro as a crypto and digital currency pioneer and inventor i support this initiative and encourage others to do the same well you know it's incredible because there's a debate in the crypt community called the scaling debate and people are trying to think about the terms of hey is it for transactions and how do we increase transaction. there's a store of value is doing great as a store of value but the real scaling attribute of bitcoin that is ignored is what i would call the game theory scaling in the beginning going back to twenty eleven you had a bunch o

confronting of his campaign to end preach ukrainian president petro poroshenko criticizing his failure to hold corruption. secretaries press secretary confirmed his arrest was elizabeth. was detained and now judging from the number of policemen he has kept there they don't let anyone in i don't know who managed to get in there i can't get in there at his press secretary i hope there are lawyers in there and more of our people. dozens of supporters gathered outside the detention center vowing to stay until his release. they are trying to set up a regime right bottom russia and belarus here if people don't rise up against it now ukraine is finished they'll be no fight with corruption no change and no investment because no one will want to give money to a corrupt country in extraordinary scenes on tuesday ukrainian security agents dragged the former leader from neighboring georgia across a rooftop after seizing him from his home in kiev then bundled him into a police bus. before he could be driven away supporters managed to free him four days after the botched attempt to take him into cus

intensive care on saturday after a severe drop in his blood pressure through his current president petro public oshinsky says the decision to grant the pardon was the most difficult decision of his life. well the president called the decision to grant the pardon very difficult for him. though more seriously then it's obvious to all of us that the government he inherited at the beginning of the ninety's the country was in a chaotic and violent crisis incurred significant transgressions of the law as far as democracy and human rights are concerned but i also believe his government contributed to national progress i'm convinced that those of us who believe in democracy cannot allow alberto fujimori to die in prison in canada is to expel a venezuelan diplomat two days after caracas through the canadian ambassador for criticizing its human rights record venezuela's ambassador who had already been pulled out of canada has been barred from returning nicolas maduro his government has also expelled the brazilian envoy who is accused of interfering in domestic affairs. the russian opposition leade

unlike bitcoin, the petro will be backed by a physical asset, oil. venezuela's reserves are the largest in the world, but the need to squeeze more money out of them has led to a surprising idea. maduro says the cryptocurrency will help the nation to advance monetary sovereignty, to make financial transactions, to overcome the financial blockade. the so-called financial blockade is comprised of u.s. sanctions and e.u. restrictions against venezuela. they were imposed after majuro's increasingly brutal treatment toward his own people. the value of the paper currency has plummeted. venezuelans are suffering under hyperinflation of 1400%. the once prosperous country has taken a nosedive. imported food and medicine are running out. maduro's cryptocurrency is a sign they are moving away from banks and regulation in a desperate attempt to stay afloat. >> on the subject we spoke to a specialist in latin american affairs from warwick university, and asked him what impact the petro could have on the venezuelan economy. >> i think its effects will be limited. r

houses arrest is politically motivated has been leading opposition rallies and accusing president petro proud of genco of corruption. so how did the former president of another country become prominent in ukrainian politics well saakashvili came to power in georgia during the so-called rose revolution in two. thousand and three but he ended up fighting a war with russia or that eventually forced him to escape to ukraine his former university friend and ukrainian president petro poroshenko granted him citizenship for shanker also appointed him as governor of the odessa region in two thousand and fifteen after russian troops and next nearby crimea but the political allies have since fallouts saakashvili started leading opposition rallies against pollo shango who then stripped him of his ukrainian citizenship the former georgian president is accused of siding with russia now after decades of opposing the kremlin he also faces extradition home to georgia to face corruption allegations which he denies let's go to our guests now joining us from kiev by skype is alexander coleman former head o

y el inventario que significa que en comparaciÓn a la petro moneda que serÁ controlada por el gobiernouaciÓn de venezuela. >> la creaciÓn de esto un grupo de 50 personas expertas en tecnologÍa tendrÁn la tarea de desarrollar la petro moneda venezolana. y educar a la poblaciÓn para el uso de esta nueva teologÍa me notarÍa. -- monetaria julio: redes sociales son un dolor de cabeza para los padres y tras la pausa les diremos cÓmo proteger. ♪ >> mÁs del 60 por ciento de los adolescentes en estados unidos cuenta con un perfil en redes sociales. de acuerdo con la academiaamericana del centro de psiquiatrÍa infantil y adolescentes. vamos a ver a remiendos harÁ que los jÓvenes se podrÁ proteger en redes sociales. -- herramientas para que los jÓvenes >> una de las herramientas para tener una mente segura en redes sociales. empresas como youtube y facebook lanzan nuevas herramientas para proteger a los jÓvenes de contenido ofensivo y hasta prevenir el suicidio. veamos. facebook anunciÓ que una nueva remera de licencia artificial le permite de forma automÁtica detectar mensajes de personas que ha

that eventually forced him to escape to ukraine his former university friend and ukrainian president petro poroshenko granted him citizenship for shanker also appointed him as governor of the odessa region in two thousand and fifteen after russian troops and next nearby crimea but the political allies have since fallouts saakashvili started leading opposition rallies against paulo shango who then stripped him of his ukrainian citizenship the former georgian president is accused of siding with russia now after decades of opposing the kremlin he also faces extradition home to georgia to face corruption allegations which he denies let's go to our guests now joining us from kiev by skype is alexander coleman former head of the public council for the ukrainian foreign ministry and from moscow gay mark of a public spokesman for president vladimir putin and former russian member of parliament and joining us from london lead given again an analyst and principal economist covering russia and ukraine for i.h.s. global insight good to have you with us let's start with lillete so is this an anti corru

petro poroshenko, said the arms would help ukraine respond —— petro poroshenko said the arms would helpely to aggression. moscow denounced the arms deal, accusing washington of fomenting further bloodshed. venezuela has expelled two foreign diplomats — the brazilian ambassador and canada's charge d'affaires. both countries were among a number who were critical of president nicholas maduro‘s decision to create a constituent assembly, effectively replacing the opposition—controlled national assembly earlier this year, a move that sparked widespread protests. canada was rebuked for meddling in venezuela's internal affairs and brazil for the dismissal of its left—wing president, dilma rousseff. the announcement was made by the head of the constituent assembly. translation: we have decided to declare persona non grata the charge d'affaires of canada, for his permanent and insistent rude and vulgar interference in venezuelan affairs, and declare the ambassador of brazil persona non grata, until the de facto government restores constitutional order in this brother country. in response, the bra

new crypto currency system backed by oil reserves venezuela will create a new crypto currency the petro to advance monetary sovereignty to make financial transactions to overcome the financial blockade of. the so-called financial blockade is comprised of u.s. sanctions and e.u. restrictions against venezuela they were imposed after dora's increasingly brutal treatment towards his own people they are suffering from hyper inflation of one thousand four hundred percent imported food and medicine is running out the economy of the once prosperous country has taken a nosedive but jurors cryptocurrency is now a sign of the country moving away from banks and regulation in a desperate attempt to stay afloat. now a town in poland that used to make fear like the one behind me in the nineteen seventies has captured the attention of hollywood part of a charity drive residents also collected money to send tom hanks the hollywood actor is very own fee at one twenty six p. a cult vintage car that's familiar in eastern europe the greatest in tinseltown. it may not look very hollywood but it's certainly

but venezuelans don't appear to view the prospects of the petro too favorably those who have set their sights on cryptic currencies tend to favor bitcoin itself of course notoriously volatile and for now you'll still need hard cash to buy food on the street. irish budget carrier ryanair says it's prepared to recognize pilot unions for the first time in the airline's thirty two year history to avoid a strike this holiday season chief executive mike lee or he once famously said he'd rather cut off his own hands than sign a deal with the union to bring wages up to industry standards now in a major u.-turn he's to invite pilot representatives for talks for years ryanair pilots in several countries have been demanding recognition of their units some breaking news now with phil bed thank you police in the netherlands say they have shot a man that ship all airport reports say he was armed with a knife authorities are reported to have evacuated the building so the area is not safe to bring you more on that as we get it though a german teenager is awaiting trial in baghdad after being captured

asked for forgiveness from peruvians thousands of people have a protested in lima after president petro public which in ski announced he was pardoning for gymboree on humanitarian grounds were more he's been serving a twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and crimes against humanity committed while he was in office in the one nine hundred ninety s. charlotte bella's has more. chaos in lima these peruvians are furious the former president alberto fujimori was pardoned by the current president picture a public christian ski a man they believe was trying to save his political korea. and the summer of seeing all the people mobilizing the police were following us in circling us they got close to us and threw bombs at us. to do more he was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for murder his kidnappings and disappearances carried out by a government death squad during his time in office he led from one thousand nine hundred ninety into two thousand. started on sunday the families of his victims lead the charge i think. they're trying to see if any i'm angry because i think it's

peruvians from the bottom of his heart thousands of people have protested in lima after president petro probably pardoned fujimori he was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for corruption and crimes against humanity during his time in office in the one nine hundred ninety s. . a chin is in official says the united arab emirates has intelligence that female fighters returning from iraq and syria may be trying to use june is in passports to stage attacks the u.a.e. course outrage early this week by banning female changes in citizens from landing in the gulf states needed to protest in tunis the northern african country responded by barring emirates flights from tunisia and demanded an apology. eight people have been injured in a suicide attack in northern nigeria just outside the city of my degree a female suicide bomber struck a day after the minute she stopped an attack by suspected baccarat fighters in the same region at least four people died and heavy gunfire was reported in the mobile lie area as the army fought off the attackers the kremlin says it is investigating whether