far we are into that yet remains to be saying rebecca reza patterson. the european union the european union parliament in strasburg has just approved just voted to approve major changes to european copyright law a proposal had to move tens of thousands of europeans to protest against the measures and they say they're worried about how new rules will affect free speech on the internet of the heart of the matter is article thirteen of the legislation its proponents claim it would help copyright holders protect their intellectual property. it could lead to censorship. so votes are taking place in the e.u. parliament in strasburg i d w confident matters is that welcome. tell us will absolutely fill look at a milestone decision here by the european parliament with a clear majority they have voted in favor of this new copyrights a directive which basically means that big tech giants like google its platform you tube or facebook will in the future be responsible legally responsible for the

australian brenton tarrant charged with murder he appeared for the first time in court on saturday and reza remanded to custody until april fifth investigators say he published a racist anti immigrant manifesto online before carrying out the massacre the prime minister vowed to tighten the country's gun laws after it was revealed terence had a license to carry the types of guns used in the attack for work is being done as soon as china vincit lead to the holding of the scan license and the position of these weapons i can tell you one thing right now our gun laws will china which. new zealand's terror alert level was raised from low to high in the wake of the attack with added security around the country's mosques dozens of the wounded remain hospitalized some of whom are still fighting for their lives. ok for more on this let's cross over to clay richardson who is in christ church fled the suspected gunman has already appeared in court he's been charged with murder what do we know about him and what is likely to happen to him now. that's right he appeared in court today a very quickly indee

itjust says," times up te reza " , article.t says," times up tereza", and it is this whole conversation about maybe she should step aside, maybe that is the way to get a deal through parliament and leave the eu in more managed, better way as opposed to falling out? let's try and make some sense of this. there are so many elements and angles we could go off this morning. let's start with the sun. speculation about theresa may's future and how long she has got as prime minister is, think to say, at fever bridge this morning. the now she seems to have fended off a challenge to her leadership —— fever pitch. we will come onto that in more detail in a moment. that meeting was with some of her opponents to the brexit deal, but the prime minister's fate aside this will be a crucial few days. potentially she could ring back the withdrawal agreement, there could be a third vote on it later this week, but what we will see today is mps deciding whether to take control of the parliamentary agenda, there could be a series of votes, possibly

that's reza i want to get a photo of the. guards stand around her to hold back the crowds great as a huge role model for everyone here she's been on strike every friday for more than six months now. pianola gets his photo. and for us journalists there is a chance to squeeze in a quick interview with the young star. what is your impression about the stomach's ration here and i think it's very big and it's very very fun to be here with all these people i'm very proud to stand with the german students here because they have history become very huge gemini and i think that's very good. both of you guys let the man through. it is to speak at the rally normally he'd have an english lessons on a friday morning now he's about to address a crowd of thousands he just has a few more seconds to study his speech then he's on. one good morning i'm really glad to be here but young old from the kind of back district it's so cool to see so many people here demonstrating for more action on climate change. it's pretty depressing how politicians

roger stone former presidential campaign advisor and a long time trump ally clear i would just like it reza what he's accused of making false statements to congress and witness tampering. and drums former lawyer michael cohen jailed for three years on separate campaign violation charges he's since admitted to lying about a trump business deal with moscow in damning testimony before congress cohn claimed it was trump who instructed him to commit those violations and to lie about them. because i know what mr trump is he is a racist he is a con man. and he used to cheat so what can we expect now i'm sure it'll be just for none of the revelations amounting to proof that president trump colluded with russia this means trump is likely to be confirmed in his claim that the investigation was a witch hunt but it does not mean trump's legal troubles are over he's also being investigated by the house judiciary committee for possible obstruction of justice. back to this part of the world hundreds of thousands of people are gathering in london to call for a second record referendum on breck said. organi

the table the pentagon's far from reassuring is it this administration's intent to use the military reza well it doesn't mean the country will be free of instability but what it does mean is that washington will have to think twice before using some of those options on its table russia. has been playing a very positive role lately all over the world doing what it was doing actually four years. ago. and. all the rest and particularly if they will not be able to store. presence is there as well if the government expresses is the zire and in a way this is the people who say. actually from our director or through all. of our subversive actions going through the board meanwhile the venezuelan parliament which is under the control of the opposition intends to demand the withdrawal of the russian military according to the russian foreign ministry russia's presence in venezuela is legal under an agreement between the two countries from two thousand and one. even as the north stream two gas pipeline prepares to make landfall in germany political opposition to the project is reaching a fever pitch

gives the palestinians their hope to have their own states on the nineteen sixty seven churches with rezalim as the capital based on the two state solution and the arab peace initiative and the lows the nuisance of the international legitimacy. lives when it comes to drizzling and when it comes to the christian and muslim shrines there in journalism and the violations against our muslim and christian friends in jerusalem we need to make sure that based on hashem in jordan responsibility i'd like to say and confirm that jordan will continue its historical role in protecting and defending.

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day we hear about a bank committing a major fraud what why the why aren't the why our regulators so reza to reticent about going after the stuff richard. orders to the reasons for their residence the first of which is literally do not have the information they need to be able to find this in terms of the transactional balance do you remember the london whale with j.p. morgan yes they did what was a six point two billion dollar loss from the regulators and the regulators literally testified they had no idea that this position even existed ben bernanke in his last year is that fair testified that the regulators do not have all of the exposure data that banks have so that they ts the regulators this is cannot run the stress tests themselves as a result the reason why so what the banks tell them is the result of the stress test so talk about not being able to find anything the create tests that you can. design for the banks to pass the other thing by the regulators just they don't want to find these frauds if you go back to two thousand to me the biggest concern that the regulators had was c

are going to mean that you know i mean they go it goes down a rabbit hole and i would go down there reza. no and i really were talking about elizabeth warren so yeah again have you and i even on kaiser report talked about elizabeth warren knowing she entered the race months ago but here she's introduced actually a new concept that has not been discussed since teddy roosevelt it has only been george bush when he came into power that's when. microsoft got found as an antitrust trust finds and they had to break up some of their product lines but it was never he never discussed it on the trail it wasn't part of the presidential debates or policy debates nobody talks about it because who opened the gateway to this would be. open to. a way donald trump you know donald trump said to the american electorate there are no shibboleths there is no sacred ground we can talk about anything and you know says now taken that to next level and then we're left with warner's saying ok i got to get in the game here and she's attacking monopolies again this crosses right left red team blue team republican dem

across the globe in turkey thousands took to the streets to protest against the killings president reza player linked the attacks to what he called the rise of islam a phobia worldwide he urged western countries to take action and the shooter's manifesto published online before the attacks praised u.s. president donald trump as a symbol of for a new dwight's identity he was asked about this earlier i think it's a small group of people that have very very serious problems i guess if you look at what happened in new zealand perhaps that's a case i don't know enough about it yet they're just learning about the person and the people and. but it's certainly a terrible thing terrible thing. is the national executive director of the council on american islamic relations he's criticized the president for not outwardly condemning what he says is clearly a white supremacist hate crime. the killer of this. tragedy in new zealand has cited referenced time and mr trump should reflect on this very few people around the world admired him and now the ones who admired him are the ones who see fear of th

seven million people in turkey eligible to vote in sunday's local election opponents of the president reza topper when i was reading party could take power in the capital ankara and commercial istanbul for the first time since one thousand nine hundred four or let's take a look at the main contenders are ones that party is allied with the nationalist movement party or h.p. in a bloc known as the people's alliance as it has done in the two previous polls the nation alliance in their hand is made up of the center left the main opposition republican people's party or c.h.p. and the right wing party all good party the main challenger two are the ones blog the pro kurdish opposition party h.t.t.p. . supporters to vote against the ruling party in major western cities where kurdish voters could make a difference it won six million votes in last year's legislative election so then because he only has more now from istanbul. for the first time in turkey's political history reject a pair john the president holds local election rallies across the country the president's campaigning is an indication o

at risk and that's a problem now is also additional cross a problem lot the bosy there soon large reza was filled to overflowing now they have to release the waters in a controlled way if they do that in the wrong way it could cause a massive surge and cause additional problems in those areas so problems are improving the problems are still there for the people of mozambique. and. in the speech. this week a lot of people stranded to see if. it's to get a chance to fix up yeah we reached. medical attention now there was a number of n.g.o.s and relief organizations present there trying to assist you as they possibly can but to monticello great that you almost concrete one of the main features is that it is a pretty dry land all some of the toughest of the cup just that risk people and sometimes to get away you have down to your aid to. eat local fisherman and you see his goal to get across the board to use each one risking his many people. in the last day of his rescue the. people he says you need to do this because. great use of people to take his way to pull me over my sessions to assi

large reza was actually filled to overflowing now they have to release the waters in a controlled way if they do that in the wrong way it could cause a massive surge and cause additional problems in those areas so problems are improving the problems are still there for the people of mozambique. in the speech and this is a lot of people being stranded in that sea have been. it's to get a chance into the last six hours yet we haven't. seek medical attention now there was a number of n.g.o.s and relief organizations present there are trying to assist you as they possibly can but the demand become great that you almost concrete bunkers one of the main issues is that he's a pretty dry land or some of the toughest and he could have just that risk people and sometimes to keep it the way you have down to your aid to the. local fisherman using his boats to get across the board to use each risking his many people. in the last days of his rescue the mountain. people he says you need to do this because it's great he's not able to take his way to grieve over my section to assist him you know you t

border we'll be with him shortly let's start with you in caracas the protests how's it been going to reza. now and then out of the people have arrived here too i mean do you have a code in cadillac i think of the marriott that used to be controlled most but a government by government supporters but now one why though the opposition leader has asked people to gather year to protest here initially it was expected that people would meet in three different points in cuttack up but the minute that there were i get the word that the tension here were three people already in the morning they were trying to set up what they did they were detained by the government thing why you go ask people to come directly to this place to protest against the government of nikola motherhood of all of this code that they have waiting in the middle of what many fate is the biggest power of power cut in the country three a massive power cut that has left venezuela mostly. even though it has started electricity has started to be restored in some parts of the country in neighborhoods like this one for example still

eunice but it didn't surprise us because the united states and canada have significant hydrocarbon reza. so certain other was a.q. . unlike the united states russia doesn't extract its shale oil but even though russia was not surprised by the us fracking revolution moscow did not anticipate the collapse of oil prices. richard issued a new trip to the store in twenty fourteen small the russian officials and the oil and gas analysts believe the prices would not fall below eighty dollars a barrel. with two thousand years ago we didn't think the saudis would risk that since it would make it difficult to maintain a balanced budget the more looks a bit was all it sold of even the russian president said that the world economy would collapse if prices dipped below the eighty dollar mark foursomes dollar for the work. but the price kept dropping. as the holiday season approached moscow grew worried that the plummeting price of oil could send the country into a deep recession. the downward plunge continued. i. the major players in the u.s. fracking industry working on a strategy to come up the sa

who are most at risk and that's the problem now is also additional cross a problem there soon large reza was a show filled to overflowing now they have to release the waters in a controlled way if they do that in the wrong way it could cause a massive surge and cause additional problems in those areas so problems are improving the problems are still there for the people of mozambique. it's a bit different. in this region this is where a lot of people have been stranded in the flood to see how it. gets to what it translates into the top yeah we receive medical attention now because the number of n.g.o.s and people when i see president trying to assist yes they can but the demand come way you almost can't keep up one of the main issues that's because of the trial or some of. the pop just at risk people and sometimes. the way you have down to your. local fish when you see the spot to get out because the more time to use the risk of this many people out. in the last day of this rescue the. people he says he needs to because. he is of able to take his way to look at myself. the system now you

nineteen sixty seven term president reza lim as the capital based on the two state solution and the arab peace initiative and the lows lucian's of the international legitimacy. when it comes to drizzle and and when it comes to the christian and muslim shrines there in journalism and the violations against our muslim and close friends and tourism we need to make sure that based on that hashem a jordan responsibility i'd like to say and confirm that jordan will continue its historical role in protecting and defending these trying at it from here to stress our support. to. that helps the palestinian refugees in order to continue its main services to millions of refugees in the region and. to it's quite important to stress that. of examining the positive developments in iraq and the success in forming the government and we. look forward to working. very hard with our brothers in iraq to translate our mutual relations into chances and the programs on the ground and i gazed on. duty our duty to support our brothers in iraq. and maintain and preserve the victories and to continue the developmen

now it will be too late for them and the generations to come and what kind of time we have to go to reza where the student people are so we need to go to the to the street if the same culture doesn't change because probably texas been inspired by the actions of course that don't burka a girl who protested last year in sweden no no look how it has escalated into this something of a cooling movement these young people and students saying that enough is enough and the governments around the world have to act now. let's have a look at the top stories here it out there are choosing attacks on two mosques in new zealand have killed forty nine people dozens of others injured in christchurch one suspect has been charged with murder new zealand's prime minister says the terrorist attack is one of the darkest days in the country's history. more large protests are again being held across algeria developing the resignation of president bush of he dropped his bid for a run for a fifth term following weeks of unrest spots protesters say the appointment of a new prime minister he's promising a technocr

for being critical of the philippine government and president of the good character in its reporting reza was arrested for alleged violation of the government's anti dummy law she was also previously arrested under a cyber libel law and charged along with another journalist the case related to an article involving a filipino businessman which was published on the website in two thousand and twelve this brings the number of cases filed against rappler to eleven for me it's about two things abuse of power and weaponization of the law you know this isn't just about me and it's not just about rappler but if you look at the facts. whole were done in accordance with the law what she wants if she wants to be treated differently. but in a country considered one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists many worry that restless arrest will have a broader impact on how filipino journalists who are in the field especially those in the provinces it's a very important case but i think that's not the only case of media pressure on there in a war a. possible consequence or practice at th

remained president for twenty years now rarely seen in public after a stroke in twenty thirteen mohammad reza latest. when algerian president. abandoned his bid for a fifth term in office there were celebrations but they were short lived. on monday evening the demonstrators were euphoric then the reality set and. outlined a series of steps which he hopes would shape algeria's future he announced that next month's elections would be delayed but politically it would remain in power until further notice. on tuesday protesters were still out on the streets. the. former prime minister ali been fully says the government needs to listen to the people while support will hurt me so what difference to our way to our throttling the president's attempt to run for a fifth term is an achievement made by the algerian people not a favorable grant by anybody the people lived up to the aspirations lived up to their responsibility especially that the constitution was violated where a president's term runs for five years only the current term has been extended without the people's approval or endorsement and the

now it will be too late for them and the generations to come and what kind of time we have to go to reza when the student people so we need to go to the to the street if we stay in college it doesn't change this protest has been inspired by the actions of course at the a girl who protested last year in sweden no not cowardice escalated into this something of a movement these young people and students saying that enough is enough and the governments around the world have to act now well while the students out on the streets demanding change nations at a u.n. environment summit have agreed to significantly reduce single use plastics over the next ten years it was one of several resolutions on the consideration at the gathering in kenya catherine reports from nairobi. it's on the sidelines of the united nations and vironment assembly of baghdad i'm holding here was actually wore one such a nail it does. is hard to craft from nigeria will than by women from hyacinth a plant that has invaded waterways in more than fifty countries across the wild including kenya where the u.n. summit is being

the electricity that the electric grid here in venezuela ok we're losing the link with you that's reza so we. were lucky to get a connection. well you have what are you able to get out of venezuela given that presumably to access the internet you need power now that's a very good point in much of the country that is connected to the internet come all is talking about the blackout one of the big hashtags today is mega gone which translates to the mega blackout people are talking about how it's worsening compounding the issues that they were already facing before the power outages so if you find drinking water now you have to carry it up all those stairs so your apartment block because there's no power for the elevators people are having to buy ice to keep their food from spoiling but you usually need u.s. dollars just to buy ice since the local currency is practically worthless now president has used twitter to show that he's on the job. the macabre strategy of this attack on the electrical system is to take al people to a level of despair and the confrontational venezuelan's against ve

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we are joined now by professor reza razavi who was involved in the development of this new technology others. this is very personal to you. your own daughter had a heart condition. she is fine now. she did. in fact, when she was born, it was completely unexpected. she was quite poorly. we had a really tricky time. that's poppy. it takes me back. how old is she now? she is 1a. she is great and doing really well. this technology wasn't around them. know, and the whole project was motivated in a way, i wrote the proposal was to do this type of research, really because it seems unfair that for some babies, we do pick up on the womb the problem and we can plan ahead and make sure they get the right treatment. for others, that's a wider project we call i find and it is for ultrasounds in the womb. this piece wejust it is for ultrasounds in the womb. this piece we just published in the lancet, and it is funded by the welcome trust and thank you to them for theirfunding. it's welcome trust and thank you to them for their funding. it's really, welcome trust and thank you to them fortheirfundin