news media who are usually tough on president trying to make nice for a change serbia faces its biggest anti-government demonstrations since the fall of the lawsuit which but you wouldn't know it from watching the news that fake news and trump yet again but this time it's not the president it's the first lady and in malaysia a former prime minister releases a music video just ahead of going on trial in one of the world's biggest cases of corruption. you know. when we reported on venezuela two weeks back we focused on how the domestic media were covering the economic and political crisis there however when a relatively obscure opposition figure want to go to clara himself interim president he was quickly backed by the u.s. and many other governments including right wing leaders in neighboring brazil and colombia with media outlets they're following suit. the u.s. news media covered the push to remove president nicolas maduro without saying what that attempt if successful would amount to which is a coup instead the focus has been on the legitimacy of last year's election which is a releva

but on twitter accusing the telegraph a fake ok thanks for moving out of serbia now and the disconnect between what's happening on the streets and what's going out on the airwaves thousands of protesters marched in belgrade this past weekend the ninth straight week of the biggest and a government demonstration since the fall of slobodan milosevic in two thousand however news outlets that either back or fear president alexander of the church and that's the majority of the serbian media have either ignored the movement or minimized its news value to church came into office in two thousand and twelve with the reputation of a former nationalist he has since resorted to a range of political and financial measures to silence critical media outlets but he also wants to get serbia into the european union which means counterbalancing some of his autocratic tendencies with a new set of laws supposedly aimed at improving conditions for journalists laws that his critics say have more to do with pleasing e.u. politicians in brussels than addressing the concerns of citizens and media outlets at all

secretary general ban ki moon which will allow serbia to retain power over parts of kosovo. but there's a deeper frustration here that independence has not changed their lives in the way that homes that cost of those government has let them down. there have been changes we are now independence with the constitution of we are making new laws the european standards donors have promised us one point two billion euros that's why people today are more optimistic and hopeful about the future certainly there will be difficulties but we will make progress. but like so many costs been albanians lucian his son did not yet see that progress. by the end of the year things are going badly at the peak farm donors have pulled out lose doubts it can survive. back home he looks after his own life stopped and wonders how to find paid work optimism has turned so quickly to dissolution. course. there's so much corruption you can't even imagine the top officials are taking everything for themselves opening up businesses like restaurants and petrol stations and we've been abandoned. and for the f

if this continues the big question is what serbia will look like in the coming decades because without media freedom almost nothing is possible. and finally malaysia's former prime minister najib razak is going to court in a corruption trial in a couple of week's time over allegations that he pocketed hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayers' money the sixty five year old najib is looking at a possible jail term of two hundred years that's two centuries so obviously he's released a music video in which he along with a bunch of backup singers recorded a malaysian version of a nine hundred seventy s. song made famous by a group called the manhattan's jeeves contribution is mostly spoken the word not exactly rap more of a lament really he's pleading not guilty and accusing malaysia's current ruling party hereupon of slander and revenge will leave you with a couple of verses of that we'll see you next time you're at the listening. you need to join. us. and be. easy. meet. her. we're heading to the place sunday from a true real amazon it's taken us two days on this boat just to get from

he had received wasn't chosen at random serbia formally apply for membership of the european union in two thousand and nine and for years critics have said footage is more concerned with this emission brussels than in belgrade rather than replying to the media association's concerns put it wrote an extensive op-ed in a european news outlet the e.u. observer denying accusations that he has monopolized the serbian media. we are in this period of serbian integration into the and we have an obligation to make sure media freedom remains on the agenda during negotiations because if you had to believe the government serbia is a paradise for journalists of course this is not true far from it the journalists here want to do their job freely but they are exposed to constant threats. and cannot work because all opponents of the government being financially destroyed the distribution of public funds is murky millions of euros are going towards favorable media in the last two or three years no critical media received any money. order when the budget is deliberately spent on media close to the gove

to put much more pressure on serbia to on a basic democratic rights. so. you can practically sense something is wrong. with them as they can it's much easier for brussels to watch from the sidelines until everything is over. that pains me. the e.u.'s hypocritical in its conduct was. still that's what's happening today some people missing most of the stores and. the protesters feel that the e.u. has abandoned them even so they'll keep marching so that someday hopefully things will improve in serbia while many teens spend their time scrolling through beautiful landscapes on instagram two teenagers in norway are going to great lengths to experience it with their own eyes here in the northernmost region of alta outdoor enthusiasts duro and kiss you are in their element it's cold remote and not without its dangers hardly a place where many of us would want to spend the night but for the long time friends it's the perfect weekend getaway. guru crim piece just eighteen years old but already a national celebrity nature loving the way in summer twenty eighteen she

the ad received wasn't chosen at random serbia formally apply for membership of the european union in two thousand and nine and for years critics have said footage is more concerned with this emission brussels than in belgrade rather than replying to the media association's concerns put it wrote an extensive op-ed in a european news outlet the e.u. observer denying accusations that he has monopolized the serbian media. we are in this period of serbian integration into the and we have an obligation to make sure media freedom remains on the agenda during negotiations because if you believe the government serbia is a paradise for journalists of course this is not true far from it the journalists here want to do their job freely but they are exposed to constant threats. and cannot work because all opponents of the government being financially destroyed the distribution of public funds is murky millions of euros are going towards favorable media but in the last two or three years no critical media received any money. that would have guessed that when the budget is deliberately spent on med

now to serbia a country in the process of becoming an e.u. member state but many serbians fear that president alexander roots which is drifting away from european values and is steering the country towards autocratic rule people like a ten year milan of it have been taking part in anti-government protests for months the movement which started in the capital belgrade has now expanded across the country. once again like every saturday tiny emeline of which joins tens of thousands of sobs on the streets protesting against the country's state of affairs . and. incredible how many people turned out so nice. you can feel the end it's one way fantastic. serbia's middle class has had enough that angry at the country's political class and the widespread corruption and nepotism plague. that brought is the us the most. we want to live genuinely free democratic alliance. but i feel trapped in this country how is that even if. i'm young and i don't want to have to move to germany i want to build my life here i want to make it my country that's. one change

first solve and his wife lupica a new start after years of demoralising exile in southern serbia. we only got here two months ago everything was in ruins and overgrown with weeds we have to start a life from zero which is very difficult. so far we haven't had any problems with out unable to. part of the time being. program. but solve those children could see no future in this ruined village and decided not to come back with him to call. the returning serbs are mainly old mainly men. they've just heard that cos of those ethnic albanian. will declare independence from serbia in the coming days as they war on what this means as bizarre as it is no matter how hard they're trying to take it away from us we are staying i haven't stolen anything from anyone this is mine and mine alone it's all i have. on the other side of the village and of course avails divine. is an ethnic albanian working the land a verdict of over thirty years a tough life you can't even afford to send his children to school but he believes independents will change everything if. they're bored. god willing it will be

secretary general ban ki moon which will allow serbia to retain power over parts of kosovo. but there's a deeper frustration here that independence has not changed their lives in the way that homes that cost of those government has let them down. there have been changes we are now independents but the constitution of we are making new laws to european standards donors have promised us one point two billion euros that's why people today are more optimistic and hopeful about the future certainly will be difficulties but we will make progress. but like so many costs been albanians lucian his son did not yet see that progress. by the end of the year things are going badly at the peak farm donors have pulled out lose doubts it can survive. back home he looks after his own life stopped and wonders how to find paid work optimism has turned so quickly to disillusionment. course. there's so much corruption you can't even imagine the top officials are taking everything for themselves opening up businesses like restaurants and petrol stations and we've been abandoned. and for the first

secretary general ban ki moon which will allow serbia to retain power over parts of kosovo. but there's a deeper frustration here that independence has not changed their lives in the way that home that costs of those government has let them down. there have been changes we are now independents with the constitution of we are making new laws to european standards donors have promised us one point two billion euros that's why people today are more optimistic and hopeful about the future certainly of there will be difficulties but we will make progress. but like so many costs been albanians lucian his son did not yet see that progress. by the end of the year things are going badly at the peak farm donors have pulled out lose doubts it can survive. back home he looks after his own life stopped and wonders how to find paid work optimism has turned so quickly to disillusionment. courses where this there. is so much corruption you can't even imagine the top officials are taking everything for themselves opening up businesses like restaurants and petrol stations and we have been aba

thanks to closer political ties between iran and serbia he was able to flee to serbia and from there he made his way to france and eventually. he too is hoping to make it to britain where he has relatives before. he's also going to risk his life in a dinghy. n.g.o.s in cali which try to dissuade people from choosing this path through dangerously cold water. i think if you fall in that water you've got forty minutes to survive without a life jacket. after that you've got no chance some people have asked us for life jackets but we've understood and it was uneasy that it's not good for us volunteers to give them life jackets because they make them feel safe in the middle of the night a life jacket won't help people find a boat in the forty minutes they have to talk. is not dissuaded he says it can't get worse he shows us where he's been sleeping for weeks trying to make the best of a bad situation. not exactly the right you know we. all move off. to get to war but sometimes even this situation. we get called because it's so-called well it's become a windy hummer tells us that sometimes

privy braddock board so i was released to serbia has no choice i'm still in the guantanamo and there are mentally because i haven't said i live in the society which i have no family no friends no program a chill before integration and he will patiently question training with those think what basic thing can be to move on with a life there is no community around me that support me so i can move on when i talk to my friends like another man they move on with their life they get married they get kids and they managed to escape but to me it took me on a second once and i want to mentally can skate they feel the same thing behave the same the same way. i react the same way because it's. for me it's still still very hard and difficult they haven't met yet but since your release after fifteen years in incarceration you say you're trusted by those allegedly tortured by u.k. and u.s. allies saudi arabia and they apparently write to you this week of course by the panel in britain of u.k. m.p.'s claimed saudi women activists could well be being tortured right now yes actually it was cooked up t

konta battled through fatigue to beat serbia's aleksandra krunic in three sets. of competition. great britain are nowjust one win away from reaching world group ii for the first time since 1993. they'll find out on tuesday who they face next month. england are putting up a bit of a fight in the final test against the west indies in saint lucia. the series is already lost and it looked like this could be heading the way of the others as keatonjennings on his return to the side, once again fell cheaply. but an unbeaten century partnership from ben stokes and joss buttler helped england to 231—4. play resumes at 2 o'clock. the british indoor athletics championships continue this afternoon, laura muir is the new 3000 metre champion. it's longer than her normal distance. she smashed through the last 400 metres to take the title in 8 minutes 48 seconds. melissa courtney took the silver and amy eloise—neal ran a lifetime best to take the bronze. one of the greatest skiiers of all time, lindsey vonn, will race for one final time today — as she competes in the downhill ev

shooting star with this year's class includes in america even one from norway and milan markets from serbia. thank. each year the shooting stars come to berlin for a whirlwind four days full of activity with one appointment after the next. they have interviews with the press and they meet casting directors from around the world as well as producers and directors. they take advantage of every opportunity to make their faces known to the film business which comes together in a concentrated form that bellina. i thought it was going to feel like just we're like now we have to make contacts and this is a. stepping stone. but i feel like it's much more inspiring and less than i expected a very happy because of here of course this great opportunity for i think it's a big deal for a reality that the main question for me. what about after this war. with your schools or when the students who can use. this issue miller march had his biggest success today with duff a lot of which screened in the twenty eighteen billion dollars competition it's a picture group of writers with the soviet state of the one

much of the alps still the rain is going to be a big problem across much of italy as well as into serbia but over here towards u.k. we are looking at a much better day for you with the temperature there of four degrees in paris at about six. that was sponsored by tony. i mean the fish every weekly news anchor brings a seemingly simple breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump town through the eyes of the clouds jan in a city that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the in aisle ation of israel that is not what that phrase means ago joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focus on how they would vote on a story set matter the most in bad news a free palestine listenings paste on al-jazeera. never again what you want is there as reminder of our top stories this hour. has rejected a proposal from mexico. to mediate between him and presently close my door and he's declared himself interim president is backed by several countries. there are warnings of a humanitarian crisis in northeastern syria activists say more than two hundred civilians have

or upset about serbia's possum most concerned government. has traditionally. been sixteen of. the. letter we were. when we were. in the percentage of americans in some plane and well experienced i should. listen. thanks. what's coming up on the bundesliga you have plenty to talk about here on. the phone this league of the weekend here. we are new a security conference here in munich isn't just about the big names and well known faces it's also about the special advisers who crossed global policies and work at the secret talks. my guest this week is one of them he's ben rhodes and former national security adviser to president obama after two years of the truck presidency how well is obama's legacy holding up.

in syria and serbia rather thousands turned out for anti-government protests across the country crowds in the capital belgrade rallied outside parliament and repeated calls for president alexander who cheech to resign accusing him of stifling democratic freedoms the movement began in november after an opposition leader was attacked by an unknown assailants. then this has kicked off its annual carnival festivities with the floating parade down one of the city's famed canals the two weeks of celebrations will culminate on fat tuesday of march fifth the venice carnival dates back centuries and is famous for the stylized masks more and by revelers. berlin's international film festival of rounded out yesterday evening with a hollywood style gala ceremony the top prize the golden bear was awarded to the israeli director nidal pede for his film about leaving home. the golden bear for best film groups to sunni members had died in that. city and then was directed by peter tells the story of an israeli man who moved to paris to escape the politics of his home country and discovers a whole new wo

they're upset about serbia's populist conservative government corruption the chancellor traitors who. wanted to be a member of the body. didn't dream of double. read the real talent besides. me i come from there lots of people in fact know that the breed in the future was not just democracy that's one reason i'm passionate about people and aspirations and a consensus. among those in the region the book is fried chicken money after the fall of the flooding one i remember thinking at the time to fix a bug in vulcan for what anything can happen if people come together and unite for a pool. but i do the news that often confronts difficult situations more conflict between does the mustang's i see despite my jump in front does he does on policies and development of the stock i don't just. does that matter come down to security question nationalisation. not has to be cheap but so much more needs to be done and i feel people have to be at the solutions my name is on me and i work in detail. in washington president donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen has been testifying before congress

now to some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands have rallied across serbia for the ninth week in a row to protest against pres president alexander of a church and a mounting free elections and an end to his stranglehold on the media the church has rejected opposition claims suggested that he might call an early election. in the us democrat governor has refused to resign from office northam says he was not one of the people who appeared in a racist photo in his nineteen eighty-four medical school yearbook the statement contradicts what northam said on friday when he apologize for appearing in the fireside and. akio adjusts in age of have uncovered a tomb containing more than fifty mummies from the tall late era some two thousand years ago they were buried in four chambers at a site south of cairo among of acacia method suggests they held prestigious positions. in pope francis has appealed to the international community to ensure humanitarian aid reaches suffering people in yemen francis was speaking before leaving rhyme on the first ever trip to the arabian p

in serbia thousands of people turned out for anti anti-government protests across the country crowds in the capital belgrade rallied outside parliament and repeated calls for president alexander to resign accusing him of stifling democratic freedoms. began in november after an opposition leader was attacked by unknown assailants. all right but in this link a soccer now where hanover has recently appointed coach thomas dog gave his team supporters a much needed boost last weekend with a win against another of this season's relegation regulars nuremberg but this time they were bowled over by a round it tough at home side. this is finally back out in germany. france in good voice off the bench against dortmund. last weekend yulia knuckles man rewarded forward ishak belford ill with a place in the starting line up in just the fourth minute hoffenheim launched a counterattack and the defensive disaster allowed joy in turn to drive through on goal and put hoffenheim ahead i the brazilian six goal of the season owed a lot to an unforgiving really poor header from union. but the strike it wa

tens of thousands rallied across serbia for the ninth we can road to protest against president of the center who they're demanding free elections and an end to his stranglehold on the media has rejected opposition claims but suggested that he might call an early election. in the united states democrat governor ralph northam has refused to resign from office for them says he was not one of the people who appeared in a racist photo in his one thousand nine hundred four medical school yearbook well that statement contradicts what nor them said friday when he apologized for appearing in the photo. he had more footage has emerged of last week's deadly dam collapse in brazil the death toll from the disaster at a mining operation has now risen to one hundred twenty one people two hundred twenty six others are listed as missing authorities fear that toxic levels of iron oxide may have polluted water supplies russia has pulled out of a key cold war era nuclear arms control treaty one day after the united states did russian president vladimir putin also announced moscow would begin developing n

now to some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands have rallied across serbia for the night wake in a rush to protest against president aleksander of the church demanding free elections and an end to his stranglehold on the media the church has rejected opposition claims about suggesting that he might call an early election. in the us democrat governor ralph ralph northam has refused to resign from office welcome says he was not one of the people who appeared in a racist photo in his nineteen eighty-four medical school yearbook the statement contradicts what northam said on friday when he apologized for appearing in the five chapters and the people i met. francis has appealed to the international community to ensure humanitarian aid reaches suffering people in yemen found says let's speaking before leaving running the first ever trip to the arabian peninsula by running on his is due to spend three days in abu dhabi the capital of the united arab emirates. francis will tie part in a christian muslim dialogue and minister to the. roman catholic community miami in

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now to some of the other stories making news around the world in serbia thousands turned out for anti-government protests across the country crowds in the capital belgrade rallied outside parliament and repeated calls for president alexander who cheech to resign accusing him of stifling democratic freedoms in movement began in november after an opposition leader was attacked by an unknown assailants. the german town of low thing and has cracked the world record for the largest ever meeting of smurfs with a total of two thousand seven hundred sixty two blue heads counted revelers dressed up as characters from the belgian comic franchise and parted to the theme song from the sixty year old cartoon series. berlin's international film festival rounded out yesterday evening with a hollywood style gala ceremony the top prize the golden bear was awarded to the israeli director and pete for his film about leaving home. the golden bear for best film goes to see no need. to have dad left. soon and then was directed by peter tells the story of an israeli man who moved to paris to escape the politics of his

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some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of people rallied across serbia for the ninth week in a row to protest against president of xander who church there demanding free elections and an end to his stranglehold on the media has rejected opposition claims but suggested that he might call an early election. in the u.s. democrat governor ralph northam has refused to resign from office for them says he was not one of the people who appeared in a racist photo in his one thousand nine hundred four medical school yearbook well that statement contradicts what more of them said friday when he apologized for appearing in the photo which archaeologists in egypt have uncovered it to containing more than fifty mummies from the tall man era two thousand years ago they were buried in four chambers at a site south of cairo their identities are still on no one but them over cation method suggests they helped prestigious positions. a passenger train has derailed in india killing at least six people on board a further twenty were injured the train left the tracks in the ea

in serbia thousands turned out for anti-government protests across the country crowds in the capital belgrade rallied outside parliament and repeated calls for president of xander to change to resign using him of stifling democratic freedoms in this mint began in november after an opposition leader it was attacked by an unknown assailants. the german town of loving and has cracked the world record for the largest ever meeting of smurfs with a total of two thousand seven hundred sixty two blue have. it's counted revelers dressed up as characters from the belgian comic franchise and hardy to this song from the sixty year old cartoon series. all right time for a look at saturday's bundesliga action and stood guard are having a dreadful season they're stuck down the bottom in dire need of points but against top four side lives to get was not meant to be even though there was a new face on the streetcar bench to help save the season. stuttgart were hoping that new sporting director thomas hitzlsperger would be the lucky charm against like sick but the home fans were disappointed just six

some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of people rallied across serbia for the ninth week in a row to protest against president alexander who church there demanding free elections and an end to his stranglehold on the media. has rejected opposition claims but suggested that he might call an early election. in the united states democrat governor ralph northam has refused to resign from office or them says he was not one of the people who appeared in a racist photo in his one nine hundred eighty four medical school yearbook well that statement contradicts what nor them said friday when he apologized for appearing in the photo of a passenger train has derailed in india killing at least six people on board a further twenty were also injured the train left the tracks in the eastern state of bihar on its way to delhi authorities are investigating the cause of the. pope francis is about to begin an official visit to the united arab emirates it will be the first time a reigning pontiff has traveled to the arabian peninsula francis will take part in a christian m

look at the wall between serbia and hungary. in all cases these walls were working. and if you talk to the border patrol today, as i have, the border patrol and the customs agents will tell you, we need a wall. the people who are down there, who are experts on the topic, know that that wall will work. not 100%. but it will work a lot better than what they have now. i should point out they want a smart wall, they want a wall with some sensors on there. and they want a wall with a road. one of the problems we have right now in enforcing our southern border is that without a road, given the rough terrain, even if we find out somebody is sneaking across the border, the border patrol cannot get there on a very timely basis. because their vehicles can't move there. here we have an example of a wall with a road that the border patrol can get up and down on. here we have an example of a wall without a road, which makes it very difficult to stop people on a timely basis. another thing for people to remember when people talk about their problems with the wall, a growing number

but this one is going to take us all the way to serbia.ter was notified there was a very young puppy hanging out under that dumpster in fact we see the little guy right there. these guys go exploring just to make sure mom isn't near by. after doing a i little exploring they realize that the little guy is all alone. >> ah, somebody pick me up. seriously, i'm adorable. >> that's exactly what they do because right here, watch this, they startets up, starts waggin tail and they just like that gently pick it right up. they took it to the vet. >> look at that face. i can't sc! >> they determined it would be just fine. rescue. in north carolina peta was called because there was a dog that was clearly in trouble. they ended up naming her charlie, it was in fact an abandoned dog, they got to work and earning its trust was a little bit difficult they were able to secure a leash and a blanket and took her to the vet where they figured out she had four broken toes but don't worry they give her a little cast and clean her up. and check this out, just a

they are searching for 51-year- old mark serbia. he weighs about 185 pounds and he is accused of shooting and killing 76-year-old john moore. a witness said he heard shots and then saw a man jump into an suv and speed away. investigators are trying to determine a possible motive for the killing. police told us he personally knew the victim. >> we served in the same rotary club in town. i know him to be a very generous and kind person. >> the suspect was last seen driving a ford escape. if you see that suv or the suss, call the police. >> san ramon police have released a sketch of the man who reportedly tried to kidnap a 13-year-old girl. the girl describes the man as being indian. there is the sketch. she drove up near her last friday to tell her that her father sent him to pick her up. he tried to grab her but she ran away. the girl says he was driving a white nissan four-door hatchback with tinted passenger windows. there is a yellow star with a smiley face on the front windshield and she was able to get part of the license plate

for the austro-hungarian's, they were being attacked by serbia. for the french, they were being attacked by germany. their interest, in having a continent not dominated by one great party and their support for neutral nations like belgium, was under attack. there was and it was to remain surprisingly strong throughout the war years, tremendous public support in all of the european countries engaged in the war. possibly with the exception of italy and some of the balkan nations. otherwise, the major powers had public that supported the war. one thing that is striking is how long that support was going to last. the war brought governments mobilizing resources especially in manpower on a scale that they had never expected they would be able to do. before the world war, governments were losing income tax. one 20that the highest of the income. what the board did was show governments how much they could squeeze out of societies. and in all of the major powers, governments began to direct the economy, direct factories to produce goods that were needed fo

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>> i'm between serbia and croatia. >> it was croatia. >> it was croatia, not confident enough. >> itking out of here with $30,000, charlie. good playing. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] charlie played a solid game, walking out of here with $30,000. our next contestant is a camp counselor from new york city. please welcome adam senack. what's up, buddy? how you doing? welcome. >> good to see you. >> adam, welcome to "millionaire." let's set up your board, so we can get into game, those 14mill. three lifelines up top if you need them. good luck. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ $500 question. in 2018, which of these famous brands introduced a line of meat-scented candles for father's day, and saw them sell out almost immediately? >> um, a.1. sauce. it's for steak. "c," final answer, a.1. sauce. >> in the strange but true category, yes! meat-scented candles. >> meat-scented candles. [chuckles] >> $1,000 is next. by tradition, the benches of the opposing parties in the uk's house of commons face each other

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