. >> rodrigo borgia.nsider and a dark horse at the same time. >> narrator: rodrigo gorge borga spanish cardinal who rose through ranks of the church since he was a teenager. >> is he had been through five papacies, the most important powerful member of the vatican bureaucracy. but he was a spaniard. that makes him an outsider. >> narrator: but he is an experienced vatican politician. on day four of the conclave, the spanish cardinal makes his move. >> in the middle of the night, six mules loaded with silver leave the borgia palace in rome and trot along the streets to the palace of ascanio sforza and it's clear to somewhere underneath that a deal has been done. he bought himself the papacy. >> narrator: like many powerful men of the era and today, borgia places his children in the highest ranks of his council. >> he had some of his children marry princes in other dominions. he made one son a cardinal and gave him all kinds of church income. >> it was a kind of nepotism, really. people thought how could th

philippines where the island of mindanao is facing another year under martial law after president rodrigo deterrent extended the measure last year a city on mindanao was the scene of a five month battle when government troops were deployed to quell an insurgency by militants allied tooths so-called islamic state more than a thousand people were killed and half a million displaced today lies in ruins a team of reporters has just returned from the city with this exclusive report. this force the center of today residents call it ground zero. we get the military's permission to enter selected parts and a warrant about unexploded devices last year a few hundred i asked inspired fighters holed up in mosques and houses the army with help from the united states responded with relentless rates in this type of warfare you have to flush out the enemy from their defensive position and you can only do that number one using bombs or heavy artillery bombardment. but people here paid a very high price for the five month long battle. hundreds were killed they are buried in these mosque graves. most of the

. >> el médico forense acaba de indicar que la víctima se trata de alan rodrigo, presidente de los...a lo mejor ellos utilizaron el sistema de posicionamiento global de su teléfono para saber exactamente en dónde se encontraba. >> administración del presidente donald trump presentó una apelación a la corte federal sobre las solicitudes de asilo. la orden fue dictaminada por un juez de san francisco el pasado 19 de diciembre, para que volteo persona pueda solicitar ácidos sin importar su entrada en el país. >> residentes de la valla que trataban de realizar trámites, se encontraron con las portadas cerradas, trataban de visitar la isla de alcatraz esta noche. >> esta tarde este pueblo de san francisco está llena de turistas listos para zarpar hacia la isla de alcatraz el servicio nacional de parques al igual que muchas otras agencias está operando con un personal.... esta atracción está cerrada parcialmente. >> es una parte turística. >> mario y su familia están de visita en la bahía tuvieron la fortuna de tener boletos para un crucero de una a la isla de alcatraz, pero otros no corrie

. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ rodrigo llegÓ tambiÉn de rodillas, le duelen pero asegura que es poco comparado con todoad y con ella llegan las fiestas, la comida los regalos, con tantas distracciones en esta Época hay que tener cuidados especiales con las mascotas, nora james tiene las recomendaciones. ey de millones hogares y por eso tienen su propia celebraciÓn navideÑa. >> Él es mi hijo. >> fuera una hija de nosotros. >> todo el amor que dan se premia con los mejores cuidados. >> los perros saben cuando estÁs triste, cuando estÁs contento, cuando estÁs pasando por problemas o momentos difÍciles, estÁn ahÍ, asi que ya es parte de la familia. >> pero con las visitas, los regalos y las fiestas, a veces nos olvidamos que la navidad viene cargada de tentaciones para nuestras criaturas de 4 patas. >> luces, velas, se ve bonito pero puede representar un peligro para las mascotas. >> especialmente las flores de pascua. >> pueden ser malas para perros y gatos, si no estÁ bajo supervisiÓn la mascota que no tenga acceso a la planta. >> tampoco al chocolate ni a las uvas, vivian lleva 11 navidades con lea y ha

ademÁs la periodista marÍa activista crÍtica con la represiÓn antidrogas del presidente de filipinas, rodrigoieren ir a felicitarla maÑana en el cerro donde se apareciera ante san juan diego hace ya 487 aÑos, agustÍn es testigo de este peregrinaje, este saludamos agustÍn. >> hola felicidad, estamos aquÍ en la explanada donde hay un ambiente de fiesta, son miles los que llegan a este lugar en el 487 aniversario de la apariciÓn de la virgen morena aquÍ, llegan de todas partes del paÍs, vamos a tratar de hablar con algunos de ellos para saber muchos lo hacen para pedir un milagro, otros para agradecer un favor que ya les ha cumplido la virgen morena, hola buenos dÍas, a quÉ vienen ustedes hoy, le cobra agradecen le van a pedir. >> venimos a felicitar a la virgen. >> ¿cuÁnto tiempo lo hicieron para llegar? >> 4 dÍaz y medio, cÓmo se sienten? >> gracias a dios con la misiÓn bien que llegamos aquÍ. >> ¿cuÁl es su nombre? >> lucio. >> gracias que este muy bien, ahÍ partes de los testimonios, felicidades vale la pena puntualizar que para garantizar la seguridad de miles de personas se espera que lleg

she dared to criticize president rodrigo duterte, and says this is the payback. >> senator, german tvis all this just retaliation against you? setor lima: fifinitely it's persecution, pure and simple. >> is mr. . duterte on a a perl vendetetta against y you senator lima: definitely reporter: de lima was arrested in february of 2017 after being accused of takining bribes frm imprprisoned drug g trafficke. many belieieve the chargrges e trumd upup, beuse dede la has repeedly called for e end t the bloody killi of f suected drug dealelers. prpressure has beeeen applied de man the t top, who frfrom the start didn't hesitatate to empy disinformation, discreditation, and character assassination against opponents. president t duterte: you all kn, you're all h here, you've all heard the investigation. you heard e witnesseses. you saw the videos. is she a credible woman? can n she be a mororal person? reporter: de lima is a respected politician. but she got on duterte's wrong side as head of a senate committee charged with investigating the death squads sent to kill people suspected of drug tr

maria ressa is editor of rappler — which has been critical of president rodrigo duterte.he main publications to challenge extrajudicial killings. a far—right party has won seats in a spanish regional election for the first time since the country's military dictatorship ended in 1975. the vox party took 12 parliamentary seats in andalusia on sunday, beating expectations that it would win five. the governing socialist party still won more than any other party — 33 seats — but with a greatly reduced majority. lebo diseko has more. they said they would make staying great again, and it seems many voters agreed. the vox party took 12 seats in andalusia's party —— parliament on sunday, beating expectations. it is the first time a far right party has won seats in a regional poll since the end of franco's dictatorship in the mid—i9 70s, a change vox leaders say is long overdue. translation: andalusian is have once again made history, as many times in the past. they have shaken off 36 years of socialist regimes, marking the way for the rest of the spanish people by saying that it i

to a parian court on tax evasion charges to maria ressa as news agency rapper has been critical of rodrigo to texas government and been branded a fake by the president german alan duggan reports. maria ressa is one of the most prominent journalists in the philippines and also one of the most in battle out and the news agency she co-founded called rappler have been inducted on multiple counts of tax evasion the government also tried to revoke the agency's license to operate with their day calling rappler a feat use outlet. for maria and her supporters this is persecution from a government that sees journalists as the enemy we're going to hold the line but it makes me think that we must either be doing something right or we must be doing an investigation they don't want to follow through with. we just keep doing our jobs you know we keep looking we try to maintain the news agenda precisely but the government insists the warrant issued against media is not political persecution months after do tear tear was sworn into office the government set up a special task force to focus on media securit

here what is this place for prison populations have been growing at a rapid rate since president rodrigo due to say announced his war on drugs in two thousand and sixteen channels in the philippines were built to hold around twenty thousand people but today their housing more than one hundred and forty thousand most of these people haven't even been convicted of a crime based still waiting for verdicts in their cases. there is no bail for drug offenses in the philippines those charged will stay here until the courts process they cases and that can take years but right side to vist and lawyers fear that innocent people are being challenged and jailed for drug crimes the evidence that we got other presents a heart rending a picture of very poor people being sold into jail for no reason. and actually congesting the jail system. people like. he was charged with drug offenses but says the police fabricated the evidence against him in the not only more new not everyone who is in jail is a demon not everyone is a bad person. we tried to put these allegations to the philippine national police bu

shouldn't be here what is this place prison populations have been growing at a rapid rate since president rodrigo due to say announced his war on drugs in two thousand and sixteen jails in the philippines were built to hold around twenty thousand people but today there housing more than one hundred and forty thousand most of these people haven't even been convicted of upright bass still waiting for a verdict in the case and. there is no bail for drug offenses in the philippines those charged will stay here until the courts process the cases and that can take years but right side to vist and lawyers fear that innocent people are being charged and jailed for drug crimes the evidence at because other presents the r. and b. a picture of very poor people being sold into jail for no reason and actually congesting the jail system. people like glaire mobissimo know he was charged with drug offenses but says the police fabricated the evidence against him in the morning not everyone who is in jail is a demon not everyone is a bad person. we tried to put these allegations to the philippine national police b

now...where is rodrigo? yeah, he couldn't make it.usic stops ] dr. finn. why are you gallivanting in cuba when you should be in port charles tending to my daughter? well, why are you taking dance classes here when you should be back there in jail for almost killing my son? the answer is quite simple -- i was resourceful enough to escape. and had enough foresight to relocate to a country which has no extradition treaties with the united states. okay. well, we're not here to bring you to justice -- as much as you deserve it. but we are trying to save your daughter's life. unless you don't care about her. you're a fine one to talk. my methods may have been unconventional -- but at least i kept track of my children. i knew where they were at all times. without even knowing he was your son. okay, i think we're getting a little off track here. britcontracted a life-threatening infection, and i can't treat her. can't, dr. finn, or won't? well, i guess it's -- it's normal to wonder about jonah's mother. um... well, for lack of a better word,

rodrigo let's start with you. what is the story of telefonica? news story in big spain.ublication saying the fund owned has been circling around and may have potentially considered buying a stake. looking at ways to protect themselves. this was likely to generate interest. .lliott has taken a big stake it could be interesting to see how investors react to this. it is amazing to look at elliott's european stakes. what is the story on the incredibly collapsing stock? 70% of their market value. it is hard to imagine they do not get crossed -- crushed. scrapping their dividend. also a limiting 10% of their jobs. , sapping scandal assets and performance. matt: what is a cotto sating -- a cato saying? >> retail revenue has picked up slightly, they say that is in line with guidance for the year. generally the market will not be upset by that. current trading not what it is about. international licensing deals and what happens in the future. business isng the about the future. they are going to have to do more of those deals to maintain the share price. take you very much. you c

her news site has been critical of philippine president rodrigo duterte's drug war. she said on sunday she won't back down. >> going to hold my government accountable for publicly calling me a criminal. i am not a criminal. i have been a journalist my entire life. i will continue to hold the government accountable. the second is obviously it makes you feel vulnerable. but i think that's the point, right? the point is for the government to actually make you feel its power, and that it can do what it wants to do, including bending the law to the point that it's broken. >> ressa's attorney said he has posted bail and she was free to leave the court. >>> in alaska, after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, no serious injuries were reported on friday, but residents there are coping with aftershocks and severely damaged buildings and roads. our stephanie elam is on the scene there and stephanie filed this report for you. >> reporter: road after road. >> very major damage right at that area. >> reporter: torn apart. alaska battered by a 7.0 earthquake. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: t

indicted in what is widely viewed as an against the press by the authoritarian philippines president rodrigo duterte. on mondaday, ressa posted bail t vowed to continue reporting. >> i' not a criminal. i have been a journalist my entire life. i will continue to hold the government accountable. amy: maria ressa is due to appear in court later this week. visit democracynow.org to see our interviews with her. a u.s. admiral found dead at his home in bahrain over the weekend reportededly died by suicide. vice admiral scott stearney oversaw u.s. naval forces in the middle east. back in the united states, calls are growing for texas to halt its executions after buzzfeed revealed the state buys its lethal injection drugs from a houston pharmacy whose license has been on probation since 2016. as they were dying, five of the 11 prisoners texas executed this year said their bodies felt like they were burning after they were injected. the process is supposed to be painless. two more executions are scheduled this month, including one tonight. gloria rubac of the texas death penalty abolition movement pr

prison populations have been growing at a rapid rate since president rodrigo detesting announced his war on drugs in two thousand and sixteen jails in the philippines were built to hold around twenty thousand people but today they're housing more than one hundred and forty thousand most of these people haven't even been convicted of upright bass still waiting for verdicts in their cases. there is no bail for drug offenses in the philippines those charged will stay here until the courts process they cases and that can take years but rights activists and lawyers fear that innocent people are being challenged and jailed for drug crimes the evidence that we got other presents we are being a picture of very poor people being sold into jail for no reason and actually congesting the jail system. people like clare my persona he was charged with drug offenses but says the police fabricated the evidence against him in the morning not everyone who is in jail is a demon not everyone is a bad person. we tried to put these allegations to the philippine national police but there was no response. to

, who runs a prominent news website, says she had been warning facebook since 2016 that president rodrigo was using a network of paid followers and fake accounts to spread lies aboutpo hicies and attack his critics. >> the u.n.'s anded his war a crime under international law. >> narrar: especially critics of his brutal war on drugs, 12,000 lives.en an estimated >> human rights watch has called government-sanctioned butchery. >> president duterte was targeting anyone who questioned the drug war, anyone whohe questionedlleged extrajudicial killings. anyone on facebook who questioned that would get we're protected by the constitution, we've been stripped of those protections online. >> narrator: ressa hself would eventually come under attack. >> there were attacks on the way i look, e way i sounded, that i shldld be raped, that i shou be killed. we gave it a name: patriotic trolling. online, state-sponsored hate that is meant silence, meant to intimidate. so this is an inrmation ecosystem that just turns democracy upside-down. >> jacoby: and where lies are where lies are truth. >> narrator:

philippine journalist, who reported critically on philippine president rodrigo duterte and is now facing and two reuters reporters who are imprisoned right now in myanmar for reporting on the military's mass killing of rohingya muslims. all right. that brings us to an end. thank you for watching "velshi & ruhle." i'll be back here at 3:00 p.m. eastern. check us out on social media and connect with the show. i'm going to hand it over to steve kornacki. >> thanks for that. good afternoon, everybody. i'm steve kornacki in for katy tur. president trump just got a big dose of his new reality, a photo op with democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer quickly turned contentious this afternoon. what the president and his democratic opponents sparring over funding for his proposed border wall. >> we thought we were going to get it passed in the senate, nancy. we would do it immediately. we'd do it easily in the house. >> there are no votes in the house, majority of votes, for a wall. >> we have a lot of disagreements here. "the washington post" today gave you a whole lot of pinocchios. bu

violence in the lead up to human rights day and in manila thousands protested against the pain president rodrigo to tell it's a burning pictures of him and accusing him of violating basic human rights that's the broader scale of this issue but on twitter we've also seen individual stories from rural farmers to business women as well as from the u.n. secretary general and sonia terus who says human rights day is particularly significant to him because of how he grew up in a dictatorship so why is human rights the important perhaps you do get in such a j news great is. so i thank you very much so human rights was at the center of this year's nobel peace prize awards the prize committee has shown the spotlight on the incredible work of two activists who both trying to put an end to sexual violence and conflict zones congolese going to colleges dennis mccuaig a n u z the human rights activist not a a mirage recognized for fighting against the use of rape as a weapon of war they've been speaking after the ceremony in norway's capital oslo. well the didn't much time how if no justice is done genocide

carlos: felicidades a todos los pobres que no reciben doble regalo porque nacieron en navidad como rodrigobÍamos visto. vean lo que pasÓ cuando le dimos la gran sorpresa de reunir lo consuma ma e hija. marÍa antonieta: el tras bambalinas del show de las rocketts. alan: adriÁn fabela llega "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: le asusta, pero le gusta. alan: me la encontrÉ en unos premios en los angeles. ha sacado las fotos, se ve espectacular. como que reviviÓ esta mujer. marÍa antonieta: es una mujer que el sentido de la mer para ella es extraordinaria con sus antonieta: con esto se francisca: feliz navidad a toda nuestra gente. alan: quÉ dÍa es hoy? marÍa antonieta: permíteme que traigo el periÓdico. carlos: para que se sepan que estamos en vivo, aquÍ no hay grabaciÓn ni nada. venimos a trabajar para estar con ustedes. marÍa antonieta: quÉ dice aquÍ? carlos: feliz navidad. marÍa antonieta: raÚl, quÉ fecha dice aquÍ? raÚl: 25 de diciembre de 2018. carlos: a ver a sam el periÓdico del 1 de enero. [risas] alan: el 1 de enero tambiÉn vamos estar e

i'd like to think at this stage it's not nervous, but what we rodrigo duterte is you get that extra levelmarch and play instruments at the same time, that must be so hard. it starts to come naturally, it's one of those things. our musicians join come naturally, it's one of those things. our musiciansjoin as musicians and then they go to training and they learn to march and then they go to training school at netherhall and they put it together. a pleasure to talk to you and we will continue to do so through the morning. in the meantime, naga and dan, back to you. carol, you can hear the boots of the band, so impressive, i can't wait to hear them. posts 7am, the magnificent busby as well alongside you. —— magnificent busby as well alongside you. — — post magnificent busby as well alongside you. —— post 7am. bare skin or busby. what did you think was a busby? what do you think is a busby? i think of the little bt bird from the eighties. i have at confusion. we thought the high street was playing second fiddle to online competition, that is until asos, one of internet shopping's biggest playe

to return these bells now under president rodrigo the third to and during his state of the nation speech where he emphasized its return and the americans have brought it back and according to the u.s. ambassador a symbol of restored trust and respect for the country's independence. south korean taxi drivers are protesting against a new pooling car pooling service about to be launched next we realize i guess they're worried for their jobs than they are has and so much so that one taxi driver set himself on fire inside his car outside the south korean parliament this is fifty seven year old choice who was a union leader at his taxi firm and he sadly died hours later when the highlights the plight of tens of thousands of taxi drivers who've been protesting against a cab service feature introduced by the country's largest mobile app called koa talk they say it threatens their jobs and livelihoods. large conglomerates like account call for trying to kill our taxi market by starting a tuxedo like business through a carpool application we are gathering here to stop this with our right to live.