. >>> me dice se encuentra su hijo saúl. >>> las cámaras de vigilancia nos muestran a saúl saliendo deibe refuerzos no esposa y lo mete al automóvil. >>> vuelven a hablar y me dice le puede hablar a su otro hijo, sabemos que está adentro. >>> entonces salió hasta el portón de su hogar acompañado por su otro hijo triste delgado de 26 años y sucedió lo inesperado. >>> esta tarde del centro de detención de inmigración en los Ángeles cristiana el hijo menor le llamo para informarle que sería deportado de inmediato. >>> christian va a un mundo desconocido. antes que saúl tiene un hijo en la ciudad de estados unidos de ocho años relata su madre luchará para evitar la deportación. la oficina de protección consular que valora el caso según recordé la oficina ambos habrían sido previamente detenidos por delitos menores y dice su madre fue deportado hace años. >>> en los angeles noticiero telemundo corte y ocho. >>> contactó a las oficinas de inmigración para conocer detalles de este caso y del procedimiento que habían utilizado los agentes para presuntamente engañar a la familia sin embargo no

. >> buenos días me dicen se encuentra su hijo saúl >> las cámara de vigilancia lo muestran a saúl saliendooméstica, en segundos el agente ice recibe refuerzos y lo meten a un automóvil, fue que llamaron a rosalina y le dicen puedes llamar a tu otro hijo sabemos que está dentro, salió rosalina con su hijo, y lo agarraron. >> cristian el hijo menor de rosalina le llamó para decirle que será deportado >> cristian va a un mundo desconocido del que salió de niños >> y saúl tiene un hijo de 8 años nacido en estados unidos, dice que lucharán para no ser deportado >> se evaluara el caso. ambos habían sido detenidos previamente por delitos menores. >> noticiero telemundo 48 somos primeros con la noticia tenemos información de último minuto accidente en carretera 880 cierra la vía generando un fuerte retraso en breve informaremos las vías alternas. al volver de la pausa conductor queda atrapado en accidente pero no imaginó quien sería su rescatista también los incendios en australia parecen no bajar la intensidad un equipo de bomberos de california va rumbo a ese país para ayudar. también deportes a

reportando desde los Á e Ángeles, saÚl rodrÍguez no noticiero telemundo >> gracias, saÚl.es de quienes sobrevuelan estas aeronaves. el especialista mencionÓ que los helicÓpteros estÁn equipados con instrumentos quie los ayuda a volar cen condiciones difÍciles ademÁs los pilotos estan entrenados. una regla primordial es evitar volar que si las condiciones del tiempo no son favorables. kobe bryant se dirigÍa con su hija un torneo de baloncesto de niÑas en su arc d academia donde nunca llegaron. un equipo del Área de la bahÍa e estaba en ese torneo y nos cuentan momentlos momentos tan difÍciles que vivieron. >> todos quiee bar hay quieren jugar contra kobe. >> emocionado estaba alfonso con su equipo de baloncesto de ni s niÑos, al ser invitados por segunda vez a un torneo en la academia de cokobe, este fin de semana de los Ángeles centenares de personas esperaban llegar a la estrella junto a su hija, para verlos jugar. el g grito de una mujer anunciÓ la tragedia. >> solo grito "kobe ha tenido un accidente" >> entre incredulidad, asombro y dolor, dice, un silencio se apoderÓ d

i have a different take than saul. the president has a duty to invoke it on behalf of the separations of powers. how the course will come out on it? in the harriet myers situation in 2008 there was a ruling on different shades of executive privilege and rejecting the proposition it's not absolute. so it's situational and question by question. >> laura: issue by issue. it depend on what is revealed by answering a particular question. john bolton may show up but may not be able to answer the question because it violate executive immunity. we have to go. sorry, running out of time. thanks for joining us. for a question everybody is asking. what is the mood at the white house? the president is coming back from mime. join -- miami. joining us now is tony the white house impeachment spokesman. what is the president feeling? >> we heard 3 straight days of nothing different. this is the bad sequel to the house hearings. a lot of bluster and claims made by democrats and the witnesses they called. there has been an embarrassing

going back to my ankle, saul. you are wit and wisdom is required here. what about mcconnell including a motion to dismiss in that opening resolution? even if they don't vote on it right away. i know you think that happened in impeachment if my memory serves me correctly. saul. >> if they entertain a motion to impeach, sorry a motion to dismiss. either on the theory that the impeachment articles on their face do not allege an impeachable crime. or on the theory that we've looked at all the evidence from the house and that does improve an impeachable crime. if they decide to dismiss on those grounds, i believe that under the case of nixon, that is walter and not richard. the supreme court cannot question that. in other words it's a political question the supreme court will not second guess. my first answer to your question is, there is no doubt the senate can do this. that that will be considered a trial. there supreme court said, we don't know if something's a trial or not. that's up to the senate alone. >> laura: interesting. i knew i would get a good an

saÚl y thomas erraron para el atlÉtico. is u ha ganado toda la finales. se la llevÓ el real madrid.a. luis suÁrez fue operado del menisco izquierdo. el largo periodo del convalecencia su por e un serio contratiempo para el barça. no cuenta con su plantilla psg y el mÓnaco empató a tres goles. ocra resultado para robert moreno y un gran resultado para el mÓnaco. es el primer empate en una liga que sigue dominando y neymar con el lo extraÑo, pero haciendo fu wolf que es lo que los aficionados queremos. nos vamos a la serÍa donde no la juventus gano 1 cristiano ronaldo al 10 a travÉs de la vÍa penal. cristiano acumula seis partidos seguidos de liga marcando gol. es momento de irnos a la nba. grandes momentos este domingo. regalÍas p ocular para vencer a los clippers. leonardo anotÓ 30 puntos, pero no fue suficiente todo vence 122 y 102 a los golden es eit y le propinan

saul, does mcconnell's aggressive timeline on arguments help or hurt trump legal team? how they handle it, if trump's legal team takes far less than 24 hours simply to present its case based on what you've already indicated and what i believe to be the case, that is that there is no impeachable offense here. or no impeachable offense here, sit down and that will help their case. the house managers, they want to showcase everything about their team, the diversity, all of the greater legal theories, and eloquent, they will take all the time in the world. the trump team ought to take just a few hours, and then sit down. >> laura: the criticism today, saul, from some of the more liberal courts was that trump clearly just chose his lawyers based on how they will do on tv. what about that? >> i think it's ironic in light of how they have been attacked, and particularly they have attacked dershowitz, they can't have it both ways. we know why he chose dershowitz and starr, because they are outstanding constitutional lawyers. a very seasoned trial lawyer, i think he made some gr

los saluda lorena gracias por sintonmizarnos y con el corazon roto anntes la muerte de koby bryant saul amplia desde el centro de los angeles koby perdio la vida algo que muchos lamentan la escena sigue intacta la pòlicia adelanto que la investigacion tomara varios dias este es el primer paso hay que juntar la propiedad esto dejo un un vagio vacio en todo el mundo se cree que el accidente fue por causa del tiempo varios equipos decidieron quitar el numero 24 que simbliza al jugador reportando desde los angeles en el condado orange su esposa vanesa empleados y clientes no podia creer la noticia e doloroso para nosotros apliamos la informacion > se niegan a creer esta abarrotada de familias que lo lloran >> cada partido el venia y estaba aqui la vedad es que eso nos sorprendio bastante el quiso traer una vela a su heore >> creo que esto trajo campeonatos , alegrias la gran pasion que poseian por el baloncesto > lo vi retirar jugar murio con una hija , es muy triste >> el juicio politico inicio con unas palabras para koby >> >>>descansa en paz >>> los otros siete personas que fallecieron e

former clinton impeachment manager saul weisberg, former deputy whitewater independent counselor canbe dylan and saul, it has been wise of schumer or not to call amendment after amendment knowing that each will fail, explain what the amendments have been about and what their strategy might be? >> the amendments are both about issuing subpoenas for documents with the house majority, were not able to get during the actual house impeachment process and now they are about subpoenaing the witnesses the managers wanted. the strategy behind it which i think has worked to an extent is in the debate over whether or not to subpoena these documents the house managers are telling their story and telling the factual story about what happened. i think the president's lawyers have been very effective for the most part but have not been arguing facts and so they may be a slight disadvantage. >> we also heard from chuck schumer tonight. i want to go to bob barr on this, who is claiming that the white house wasn't really making the case for why we don't need witnesses. everyone should understand they

an early warning that saul majority republican set the tone for the trial no new witness is allowed at least for now also coming up our reporter in new york talks to orthodox jews and tries to find out what's driving anti-semitism in one of the world's leading centers for jewish law. plus levanon takes a step forward as the country as the prime minister unveils a new cabinet but he faces a massive task trying to satisfy the protesters who've been filling the streets demanding radical change. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program a grueling opening day in the trial of donald trump now the 3rd u.s. president to face an impeachment trial charged with abuse of power and obstruction of congress stemming from his dealings with ukraine democrats on the prosecution team want him removed from office but the mage republican majority have approved rules that for now at least will prevent new witnesses from being called and limit the trial to just 6 days. the senate will convene as a court of impeachment if there is no objection the journal of proceedings of the trial are approved to date

. >>> espectáculo de luces y color viste el continente asiático buenas noches, soy saúl rodríguez laemicon el jugador de monterrey usó un lenguaje inapropiado el 2019 fue un gran año para 49ers de san francisco que está en playoff pero también hay más motivos para que se sientan orgullosos como nos cuenta neutro compañero. >>> ayer se anunciaron equipos para los mejores del año está (en inglés) por su manera también de ver el juego (en inglés) richard sherman sabe mucho mejor porque el nombramiento llega luego de regresar de una rutptura del talón de aquíles falta poco para ser si 49ers pueden continuar en está temporada. >>> vikingos ante santos de nueva orleans en el mercedes benz gol de campo le daba oportunidad de empates a 20 y acá una gran jugada de vikinos hasta la quinta yarda con un touchdown que fue la diferencia para que minesta terminra ganando 26 a 20 y está en juego de ronda divisional y acá segundo curto con carrera de 5 yardas gana seattle seahawks pero después otro gran pase de 53 yardas y culmina con un touchdown y seattle seahawks se lleva l avictoira ante águilas

industry figures show sales fell 7.5 percent for the year to mystic makers were hardest hit for also saul sales fall 26 percent but german brands fox wagon and b.m.w. posted record sales germany's government posted a surprise budget surplus in the billions of euros last year despite a small thing economy and calls for greater spending that's according to these 2 dutch insider dating it said higher tax revenues and record low interest rates played a significant role. david calhoun officially takes the reins of boeing today as c.e.o. and he's already got plenty on his plate most importantly returning the ground at $737.00 max to service and pacifying airlines which have lost revenues from the grounding boeing also wants to repair its relationship with u.s. regulators the federal aviation administration has distanced itself from the company and the recent release of internal boeing memos mocking regulators has added to the strain u.s. treasury secretary steve. nugent said the ongoing crisis surrounding boeing's signature jet may knock off half a percentage point of view is g.d.p. growth this

southerly approaches it's going to be gusty so it's going to be a good sagal it's going to be a volatile saul southerly with wind strengths are expected to be up to 80 kilometers or more gusting along the coastal strip. more than 100000 people were told to leave their homes across 3 states while there was still a chance to get away not everyone managed on kangaroo island 2 people died as their car was overtaken by a blaze that broke containment lines. australia's prime minister says the fire crisis has reached a new level and has ordered $3000.00 army reservists to help the scale of the force is stretching resources on the ground and there are clearly communities that need additional help and in response to that we must move forward 1st as a commonwealth particularly with the work of our defense forces and then integrate with the local operations that are in place in those local communities. the announcement comes after weeks of intense and politically bruising criticism for the prime minister who has so far insisted that managing the fires was a matter for individual states and rural fire se

buenas noches, bienvenidos a la información deporivia soy saúl rodríguez chivas de guadalajara cerrócá está una, dos, tres, y adentro, era el uno por cero para el reañ macías se sobre el final js ángulo le pega de pierna izquierda para el dos por cero para la victoria de chivas de guadalajara sobre necaxa y barcelona visitó a espanyol y el cnj de casa ganaba y después lópez para el uno por cero y luego parece luis suárez para el uno por uno y acá después arturo vidal ponía el dos por uno, pero cuando uedaban dos minutos mara el dos pro dos, fútbol club barcelona tiene 40 puntos igual que real madrid. >>> golden state warriors está leos de ser elmejor equipo en nba y recibió a psitones y lo pasaron mal segundo cuarto con el triple y ganaban los pistones y luego chris ponía las cosas 81 a 77 siempre abajo el equipo del norte de california y brwn con la clavada al final psitoles terminand ganando en la nfl partido de comodín entre bills y texans acá con esto gol de campo después de estar 16 a 19 y empata las aciones por lo que había tiempo extra esta jugada iniicó todo para qtx ganara y

. >> necesito que me saque a saÚl benavides de esta investigaciÓn.

thanks for having me >> saul martinez from ubs. in the ceo of kbw. nice to see you, tom >> good morning. >> we were just talking. the bank stocks in particular, some of the big cap ones moved up appreciably certainly in the latter part of the year. how important is this earnings season again in terms of justifying those valuations and/or to the point saul was making pointing toward future growth in the stock price? >> so i think the first thing is, yes, they've moved up and out performed really by about 10% since mid august but i don't necessarily think it's because they rallied so much i think it's because they recaptured a lot of under performance. so if you took a snapshot today of the bank stocks what you would see is on average they're a little cheaper than they are historically whether on a p.e. basis, relative dividend basis or an absolute relative p.e. ratio so we do think they still are modestly attractive relative to the market and, also, the smaller cap bank stocks have under performed the bigger ones. those are very muc

>>pero este aÑo fue saÚl quien recibiÓ al niÑo dios. febrero. >> fue mi primera rosca de reyes y les agradezco que me hayan dejado ser parte de su costumbre. les doy muchas gracias a esta familia por haberme permitido compartir con ellos. acÁ en la plaza continÚan los regalos que estÁn siendo entregados a los niÑos. quedan muchos regalos y no hay muchas personas en la fila . si quiere traer a su niÑo y recibir un obsequio gratuito venga a la plaza. reportando en vivo, noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: muchas gracias. si tiene pequeÑos todavÍa estÁ a tiempo. el jefe del pentÁgono dio a conocer detalles sobre la posiciÓn oficial de las tropas militares en irÁn. el gobierno posiciÓn oficial de las tropas militares en irÁn. el gobierno estadouniden llega a nuestras vidas sin anunciarse. poniéndonos en peligro... sin nuestro permiso. a algunos les parecerá inofensivo. pero no existe humo de segunda mano seguro. todos contienen químicos dañinos, sin importar de dónde venga. dile no a todo tipo de humo de segunda mano. conoce más en ellos fuman tu

they're asking to contact their saul assault crime sunt. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 4:18 happening today the planning commission in lapitas. will be near the jacquelyn road exit. neighbors are complaining worrying about traffic and safety and noise. that hotel would only be 10' higher than a clock tower that's already next to the building. he also claims city studies showed traffic will be reduced but the neighbors say that's not good enough and the petition campaign has started aimed at blocking the projects. >> i'm upset. it's like i hate to say not in my back yard but i'm sorry not in my back yard. >> people have fears of things that they don't know . the unknown and we feel it's a benefit to the city. >> this development is expected to bring in $600,000 a year. the mayor says there's a big need for more hotel rooms in the area driven by businesses in silicon valley. . >>> time is 4:20. let's see what's happening on the roads right now. sal knows everything you need to know. >> if you are getting in the car soon this is why you do it i

. >> un entorno de saúl rodríguez. >> el equipo de los Ángeles manda tributo esto fue durante el encuentrocriben como padre amoroso. >> en españa miles le rinden tributo a la ex estrella de su hija niños y niñas del equipo formaron el número 24 en la cancha deportiva recordemos que kobe bryant tenía la 24 tunnel a 8 m como para los lakers de los angeles . >> amemos de tema porque este jueves en mina la tercera fase del juicio político contra el presidente trump no se sabe cuando tener al proceso. >> puede depender del voto de un puñado de senadores y randy no tiene más detalles. >> [hablando inglés] . >> . >> conforme avanza el juicio político en el senado aumenta la incertidumbre y es que lo que sucede las próximas 24 horas podría definir el rumbo del proceso contra el presidente. >> si consiguen los votos para que se consideren testigos es posible que puedan conceder desestimar los casos y lograr que permanezcan su cargo. >> los senadores primero tendrá que concluir la fase de preguntas este jueves antes de lo que sería un voto decisivo el viernes sobre la comparecencia. >> el líder de l

some 40 ice carvers from all over the world descended on saul and they spent 2 weeks carving the sculptures out of ice and snow he has found more of it's from germany is working on a statue of shaka zulu one of the most influential zulu monarchs. if you need to make the details is a good enjoyable part because if you do everything right you see everything wrote together is. striving for artistic perfection is not the only challenge the canvas face the temperature inside the hole is about minus 10 degrees celsius so it's hard to stay warm the blocks of ice are up to 2 metres tall and it's a tough job to sculpt them using sharp chisels and chainsaws. it's hard work at the end of the day everybody if you have the shoulder or arm was. the change and the preferred mode of danger the good work that you. were my friend your daughter endured broken down. most of the carvers are professional artists they travel the world to sculpt ice and snow but they also work as traditional stone sculptures graffiti artists. the ice sculpture festival is always a highlight of their year. this is more of a fun thi

this year we will debut a social marketing campaign as part of our prevention strategy that inspector saul as hierarchy like to. see what i saw my buddies did. it's ludicrous. you know we have posters that say wait until she's sober and it's remarkable that that's allowed to pass and in today's military we've implemented training at each and every level of military service from the moment they end of the service and basic training they are given that our campaign consist of a series of posters that are actually training tools and each of those posters has a different focus you cannot perform sexual assault with pretty posters posters do not prevent sexual predators from preying upon women and men in the military we're talking about people barging into rooms in the middle of the night posters going to prevent a criminal from burgeon and these are violent people but one of the things that we do in our prevention strategy is to focus on bystander intervention in strategy and in that training we ask for each soldier sailor airman or marine to be aware of what sexual assault is and how to preve

intelligent people do amazing things play the piano like a pro as a child skip years at school while saul's math problems in the blink of an eye gifted people often school. highly on i.q. tests most people have an intelligence quotient of around $100.00 only around 2 percent of the population has an i.q. higher than $130.00. so how does the education system deal with them. see han and her brother philip or her sing for a concert. that last performance on a cruise ship was a success. and . we thought it would be a flop and nobody would come and listen in fact a 1000 people showed up for the concert our binding contract. tested with an i.q. of 143 she skipped 4 grades she solves math problems in a matter of seconds that others chew on for much longer. easy as few as 50. percent of the sex. little brother philip has an i.q. of 142 he's already skipped 2 grades at school he also has big plans. as i want to play the piano conduct and compose all at the same time. i've already conducted from the piano and it's not so hard. can you socially out. with their parents they travel the world doing conce

when she was working for saul the wednesday. i found the original dissertation and i read a moment of it in the appendix of "the war for america's soul". when you see a man like donald trump who has been the most feel as semitic president since 1948, who moved their embassy to jerusalem, recognized jerusalem after 23 years of broken promises, who has the closest relationship you can imagine with the prime minister of israel, to call that man an anti-semite, bigot, racist, the same person who has affected prison reform especially for minorities, created the lowest unemployment for hispanic and blacks in america since record-keeping began, the triangulation we were taught by andrew breitbart, what the left does, separate, isolate, destroy, the politics of personal destruction. politics is always been like that. the past few years of the american revolution, never to this degree. we didn't target children. we didn't target the presidents of children, we didn't go after the first ladies because they were wearing the wrong shoes as t

just to have even one issue to muster goes through you know you have to have been was you or saul was liberated on the 17th of january i was already in the camp at that time participating in the death march obviously no one in the march had any idea about that everyone was struggling to survive in my march call and there were about 1200 prisoners along the way those who were holding out the march were killed in the end there were only $200.00 left there we were liberated by the soviet soldiers outside the town of flab. then i spent 2 months in the soviet hospital there i found out that the warsaw had been free that people who survived were very happy and stander students that the war was over. and recent years poland has portrayed the soviet union as equally responsible for the war as nazi germany however a trove of recently declassified wartime documents points to a different conclusion quarter investigates. the nazi occupation one of the darkest chapters in poland's history nearly 6 long years of death and terror left its capital warsaw all but destroyed the occupiers and their coll

not be there tomorrow he's boycotting the event the latest punch in an ongoing fight between were saul and moscow over who gets to write history the polish government accuses russian president putin of pushing reversion its lies about the 2nd world war a narrative in which poland's victimisation by the nazis is question what israel is not just a bystander here its relations with poland are also strange last year israel's foreign minister israel cuts said that and i'm quoting here polls suckle anti-semitism with their mother's milk and all that drew this response from polish president due to. saw sports much 2 of those there are jews who were born in poland before world war 2. and survived the holocaust. and i think that poland and the polish people deserve an apology for the words mr katz used. that this will work to have a job i spoke with some of them here in warsaw when they visited poland. and these voices are also heard in new york. no doubt these words were extremely offensive towards us to produce people and our country. we're going to go cry all right that was the polish presid

saul the festival from 1951 until 976 the prize in his name honored innovations in filmmaking. let's get more with political correspondent hans bronson joining us this morning good day to you hans what exactly has come to light about. well we have to go back here to a nazi times to a time when the nazi propaganda minister good was nationalize the entire german film industry and founded a central organise central institution to control the film industry and in this central institution our football was the 3rd from the top he was right at the top of that institution he was a close collaborator of go both he was in charge of issues such as deciding which films get made which people are allowed to participate in filmmaking which people are excluded from film making and eventually also which people from the film industry were sent to the front was sent to be the soldiers for the german for the nazi government at the time so he was a very crucial in a very crucial position in that propaganda ministry of joseph was ok this is certainly it was in the archives it was accessible informat

air strike in baghdad on friday the general's body has been returned to his hometown of cowman many saul soloman the 2nd only to iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali how many his killing has provoked an outcry against america in the middle east with promises of revenge and retribution. meanwhile germany has announced that it's withdrawing part of its contingent of soldiers from iraq due to rising tensions in the middle east around $130.00 german military personnel have been stationed there to train iraqi soldiers the announcement comes amid confusion over whether the u.s. intends to pull its troops out of iraq the u.s. defense department has denied reports that it's planning to withdraw its $5000.00 soldiers after a letter by u.s. general suggested withdrawal would happen what is sure is that the u.s. is sending troops to other countries in the middle east region in response to threats from iran that it will seek revenge for the assassination of general soleimani. paratroopers from the u.s. 82nd airborne division packing mid bags for the middle east. they're part of the $3000.00 additiona

people are not shipped off to cuba or to russia or to iran professor of latin american studies daniel saul thinks the u.s. stance is somewhat hypocritical this shows the extremely hypocritical nature of sanctions is a selective sections. share xsara in the massive us corporations in. this state for nearly exploitation one of the country's resources whether it's well as well or career 'd about we 'd can of course the trump government will look the other way 'd. but the sanctions it's blockade is airtight when it comes to plenty shady every day 30000000 people of venezuela well u.s. strategy has always been civil with wallboard 'd aryan revolutionary government so they can go 'd into one as well 'd unimpeded and cheri 'd and i these are 'd some of the most massive oil reserves in the entire world 'd critics of pining for a better us space uniform design is the pentagon fails to twig why it's for length more after a short break. you know before george bizarros became. a global market manipulator and election he wrote a lot of interesting books and of course. rogers at the quantum fund which w

leaps and bounds ahead so at to get it can take on the sputnik moment you know we have the cold war 3 saul going on with the soviet union that same to get the nasa program going which gave us a lot of new technologies and there was a huge boost to our economy. should we look at this in the similar way and say look they are clearly had of us while way 5 g. they are ahead of us. they are also way ahead of us and ai artificial intelligence should that is that how we should approach this you think it's absolutely there's a lot of areas in the economy where china has caught up or surpassed us you know the mobile payments markets 50 times the size of the u.s. we're over here still writing checks our banking system is not innovated. 5 g. we've kind of recently woken up the last couple years and go wow we don't even have a company that can make 5 g. equipment hallways the 800 pound gorilla 5 g. they've been putting hundreds of billions of dollars behind this company they have 800000 engineers $50000.00 engineers are foreigners they've hired the best talent in that space to produce a 5 g. equipment

time i have events in hong kong and with the wiggles have they worsened it further. yeah you can say saul though we are talking about 2 very different situations in hong kong we are talking about the erosion of civil liberties in our from a previously high level and allegations of police brutality against demonstrators is that have been worrying manny people but it is nothing compared to what we are seeing in sin junk where we are syrian really seeing dystopian situation the internment of possibly millions of people in re education camps and a surveillance state and racial discrimination that is unprecedented since world war 2 so of course these the revelations about what has been happening in scenes young since 2017 that has when the 1st reports about of about this mass repression come pain this very unprecedented repression against a whole group ethnic group came out this has is of course a new dimension to china's human rights record and so when and this reports from human rights watch talks about china's threats to critic some broad there with a talking about members of the weaker com

tanya kramer visited sherman saul how it's keeping the memory of the holocaust victims alive for younger generations. leading a tour through jerusalem's holocaust memorial yeah it was a special for jonathan matthews today the young israeli was searcher is guiding a group of israeli schoolchildren with its monumental architecture a powerful exhibition it's a place like no whether to learn about the shoah generally speaking the whole concept of telling the story in this museum and perhaps connecting different generations stories the holocaust is by focusing on the victims and when they focus on a victim we have a natural historical information in the scene but we also have personal artifacts and video testimony of the survivors the individual stories of the victims are an essential part of the museum making the horrors of the show a ton jubal over 75 years later the increasingly elderly survivors are slowly disappearing poses a challenge with the museum educational programs it's comprehensive archive and a large collection of documents yet the sham aims to keep the victims memories alive t

is openly split over the prospect of a war with iran strike that took out iranian terrorist leader saul of mali a huge success the world is safer these are the same people who lied about iraq's weapons of mass destruction way back in 2002 and by doing that got us into an utterly pointless war that dramatically weakened our country good morning rob and i have been in the midst of anti-american protests in iran before but nothing like on the other side of the story iran which is usually closed to foreign journalists has opened its doors so the global media can see the public response for themselves iranian news outlets are running those pictures 247 this image is also making the rounds on t.v. and online it depicts the fall in general in the embrace of hussein one of the prophet muhammad's grandsons it is strategic designed to tap into the beliefs of not just iranians but shia muslims outside of iran but one soleimani spent. career trying to influence on behalf of his government this is very much sort of commemoration of course for the money is that the naming of a show. is very much in t

well we take our lead here from 2002 to 2003 because back then the virus saul's appeared on the world stage that stands for the severe acute respiratory syndrome which is how people presented when they 1st succumbed to this mystery virus which appeared in part of china in 2003 and it's really interesting that history appears to be repeating itself today because the mechanisms that we foresee underpinning this recent emergence of this new virus in women city are almost identical we think to what led to the appearance of sars back then what actually happened we now know because people did extremely detailed studies afterwards to trace the origin of cells it was that they went hunting around and found in rural china a bat species are running low 1st that these are insectivorous bands that live in caves they hunt down insects people were bringing these bats to market and these bats naturally harbor a corona virus and that corona virus we think got into another animal in the market in this case we think it was probably a civic cat and because the civet cat is not the natural host of sars t

it later saul american troops stationed there amid the fight against isis in iraq and syria. president trump also visited the al-asaad base. this is video from doing so in 2018. iranian state tv said tonight's operations name was quote marder soleimani that of course to avenge the surprise us attack last we that killed legendary iranian general qassem soleimani state tv said the guards aerospace division that controls iran's missile program launched tonight attack. >>i'm well yeah tonight the department of just tweeting out that they will take all necessary measures to protect and defend us personnel partners and allies in the region also tonight, iran's top nuclear negotiator. i was also a politician and representative of the supreme leader. they're also tweeted out an image of the iranian flag following reports of attacks on al assad air base iran says that it would release more information later on tonight. a speaker nancy pelosi responding on twitter to the attacks. pelosi says that she is closely monitoring the situation following the bombings and that american and that

arrival this is by the way this happening i mean tensions in the middle east following the killing of saul irena and military official in iraq so there's definitely a surprise there as well so vladimir putin after arrival he visited the russian command center in damascus where he met with president bashar assad and of course the military officials as well and they got both of them got a state of affairs report from the military officials what's happening around the country now in a meeting with bashar assad let him hear putin said that a long way and significant steps have been made to establishing peace in the republic all for syria and also a. long way has been made to establish serious territorial integrity as well as statehood meanwhile of bashar assad thanked the russian military for their efforts in the fight against terrorism and of course establishing peace in most parts all for syria. many thanks arties running costs are affected. the latest movie by british director guy ritchie has been getting some less than stellar reviews critics have branded the picture racist and out of touc

landmarks could be targeted if the country were to seek revenge for the assassination of major general saul money but on tuesday trump said washington want to obey international law. we are according to various laws supposed to be very careful with their cultural heritage and you know what if that's what the law is i like to obey the law. one of the consequences of the u.s. assassination came from iraqi m.p.'s who voted on sunday to expel foreign forces from their country don't trump warned iraq to brace itself for heavy sanctions if it kicked his troops out now earlier on tuesday the iranian parliament unanimously passed a bill classifying the u.s. armed forces as a terror organization tensions in the middle east have soared since the start of 2020. let me. blah blah. blah blah blah but. you're going to. come yeah. exactly the 2nd thing you think. these are pictures from the state funeral of the slain major general here is buried and his hometown there's been an outpouring of grief across iran with almost killing viewed as the death of a national hero is it all talked about as crowds of mo

you were indeed intending to stand for the breaks apart in the election well i was going to stand in sauls for it and i had filled out my nomination papers got my 10 signatures i paid by deposit of 500 pounds i've even taken a b. and b. for 6 weeks which i've never seen and then at the last moment every breakthrough party candidate in the tory held seat was withdraw right so i was withdrawn literally hours before i was officially a candidate so what are your thoughts now tonight. the dream fulfilled well i am. hopeful well i'm cautiously hopeful about the future because this is an opportunity which we've been given by leaving the or opinion but we have to take the battle. i mean looking at our governments in our life time by optimism is cautious but i'm still optimistic is this a big change constitutionally for it's a huge change constitutionally because now we've become a fully independent sovereign state. disentangling ourselves from the european union will be a long and time consuming problem because when the european union issued regulations they had directed thing act and instead of j

you saul thank you theo. thank. you so enjoy i started his 1st band to 979 and his music soon became popular throughout africa. back then his records were produced by people he must love. feel. sick if i mess around facts he really missed the law was part of the generation that reinvented the law in that sense era of traditional senegalese music so he choose to or senegalese drummers. this music was originally played by people in rural areas i mean this was. the real question this screw the fact. in the 1970 s. various musicians reintroduced the traditional monk and rock. i think along. the british musician and producer peter gabriel introduced you soon dora and many other african stars to western audiences this was the beginning of a genre that became known as world music. the only world music is actually an artificial concept and a commercial concept it dates back to the 1980 s. when peter gabriel founded his real world label and opened the door to a number of musicians from africa and india. gabriel wanted to bre

chose theft drug possession of 1st time the fences others included though more serious crime such as a saul domestic abuse burglary criminal damage research as claim but the new scheme is not only affected but will also save money based on the people that the west midlands put into this experiment it seems overwhelmingly the case that you were better off not prosecuting if you can get their men to a proper offender management scheme that is a lot cheaper then prosecution end does more good we discuss the shoot with political commentators are under a walker and human rights activists peter tatchell the criminal justice system has 3 main targets to terence punishment and rehabilitation of those 3 the most important is of course rehabilitation when an offense has been committed because we don't want that person coming back into the criminal justice system we want to help enable them to get back as a law abiding citizen i do disagree with peter when he says that we have all the taishan has to be the most important part of criminal justice i think punishment needs to be the most important part w

will be a national security crisis that will develop and mr trump will maybe assassinate someone like saul the many they'll be an escalation of tensions in the middle east or a straight a for most it'll be said that we can't afford an impeachment trial we need to bring this to closure remember that's what mr nixon did in the yom kippur war he put us on def con 3 that was the highest nuclear alert stage with the soviet union mr clinton bombed iraq for 6 months hoping to deflect attention from his impeachment ordeal and i believe mr trump will not be reluctant to follow those examples so if you look for a national security crisis in the next weeks. turkish president no one has accused the syrian government of breaking a cease fire agreement and killing 20 people in the opposition held province of idlib the deal came into effect last sunday but violence has continued pushing more people from their homes and protesters onto the streets charlotte ballasts reports . the ceasefire deal was short lived in adlib syria's last opposition on play. brokered by turkey and russia it came into effect on s

but the fa cup is football's great leveler, and when saul bama brought down jack bridge, carlisle hadk himself and missed it. but he couldn't miss the follow—up. if there was a hint of fortune about the opener, the same could not be said about the second. and carlisle could not be said about the second. and ca rlisle united could not be said about the second. and carlisle united are in! they we re and carlisle united are in! they were about to come back to reality, when colin patterson took the final touch. cardiff had finally found the right gear and when patterson went m, right gear and when patterson went in, it was 2—2, and cardiff breathed a sigh of relief. carlisle still had hope, though. but it was his position that let him down. so no upsets, but a replay will keep carlisle content whilst cardiff survive a real scare. craig templeton, bbc news. the early kick off involved top flight newcastle united being held to a 1—1 draw by league one's rochdale. their ao—year—old subsitute, aaron wilbraham scoring the equaliser for rochdale to earn them a replay. michael redford reports. a

let's talk to saul klein, dec member and co—founder of localglobe.s. been for the last three or four years. behind only the us and china in terms of producing billion—dollar companies. this data shows that actually, in the last year, the amount of venture capital grew faster in the uk than either the us or china, so we have kind of gone from bronze medal in terms of producing billion—dollar companies to gold medal in terms of really growing our venture capital sector faster than anywhere else in the world, which is great news. is that a surprise to you, particularly when we look back at 2019, brexit hanging over the economy, and there was the election that was called? for lots of reasons, investment into other sectors slowed down, so why did the tech sector continue to do so well? i think the short answer to this is it isa i think the short answer to this is it is a story that is rarely 20 yea rs it is a story that is rarely 20 years in the making. it is not an overnight success. but for the last three to five years, really, i think the uk has become

1968 and 1969, he was able to persuade the great literary critic to intervene with the great novelist saul bello and get him to intervene of the future attorney general and then to come back and then they said no. so he spent more than 35 years in prison in connection with the robbery and she was sentenced to three consecutive 25 year to life sentences for second degree murder and not eligible for parole. that was until 2016 when the governor of new york andrew cuomo spent an hour with her and decided to commute her sentence which made her eligible for parole. she did not get it but then sprung april of this year after 37 years judy is a free woman. so just to wrap things up i want to talk about the third thing tragically in this story. there were many other things in the fact not the sexuality of the women involved but the fact that they saw as one member of the group said my lesbianism made me a better imperialist and recognized at an early age she had a different sexual orientation and created within her a feeling of kinship with other persecuted groups. but the most important reason an