found a car on the line for us sonia thank you very much. people in barcelona are marking the first anniversary of the terror attack that killed sixteen people and left more than one hundred injured flags are flying at half mast in the catalogue capital families of the victims some of them survivors themselves lay flowers and wreaths that are memorial honoring those who lost lives and a sign of national unity spain's king in its prime minister and the catalan leader all attended the memorial together. now to some other stories making news around the world venezuelan doctors and nurses have been demonstrating against low pay and deteriorating conditions at hospitals the country's economic crisis has led to shortages of medicine and health care apartment the protesters intended to march to the presidential palace in caracas but they were stopped all right please . the vatican has expressed shame and sorrow over a recent report on church abuse cases in the u.s. and says pope francis is on the victims the report by a us grand jury was released o

is sonia shot a latin america analyst with a focus on venezuela and from atlanta by skype is charles shapiro former u.s. ambassador to venezuela thank you all for joining us so now i want to start with you will this new currency help at all. of course not ok this is not the first time that we have seen a go were meant in latin america to remove heroes from the korean city that had happened in argentina and brazil in colombia but the situation was quite different even though that happened every four in the latin america in the seventy's eighty's and so on i mean so you're starting a rough time hugo chavez also not zeros off of the believer in two thousand and eight. yeah that's true so ok it's not against that but till that time menace well it was a very different call on three deer in there travis time and his fellow west hill well to actually the wealthy is venezuela the problem is they mismanagement of the economy because the resources are there there's been a silence there say half her oil they still have a role materials the problem is the mismanagement of the government and that

is sonia shot a latin america analyst with a focus on venezuela and from atlanta by skype is charles shapiro former u.s. ambassador to venezuela thank you all for joining us sonia i want to start with you will this new currency help at all of course not ok this is not the first time that we have seen it go were meant in latin america to remove from the currency that the top and in argentina and brazil in colombia but the situation was quite the friend even though that happened of the flora in the left in america in the seventy's eighty's and so i mean sonia sort interrupt me hugo chavez also not zeros off of the believer in two thousand and eight correct. yeah that's true so ok it's not against that but till that time menace well it was a very different call on three d. you're in there travis time and it's hello westin well to actually the wealthy is famous well the problem is there mismanagement of the economy because the ressources are there there's been a silence there say half her oil they still have roam of the areas the problem is the mismanagement of the garment and that's why

yeah. >> and sonia rykiel, i don't know. do you know any sonias?ow. >> seth: we'll get there. [ light laughter ] but you grew up in a town in arkansas that was -- you've described as like a "footloose" town. >> yeah. my brother, vinnie, petitioned for the first prom there in the '90s and actually got away with it. but, yeah. we didn't have proms. it was very southern baptist. i was raised southern baptist. >> seth: no mtv in the town? >> no. because the christian -- oh, harding is gonna love this. they're gonna -- but the college in the town it was, like, the cable company didn't carry it. >> seth: oh, wow. >> so, there was no mtv. >> seth: and yet you -- you grew up to be a rock musician. where did you get your love of music, if you were sort of limited by -- >> my parents. >> seth: okay. >> my family. i grew up in -- i have a really cool family. and they just listened to a lot of music. music was always around. like, even my sister now just walks around with a beats pill. >> seth: uh-huh. [ light laughter ] >> she just, like, walks around with it

sonia found the cars following the story for us from delhi she joins us on the line hi sonia tell us the latest that you're been hearing. i so be well it's a really dire situation in the last twenty four hours state has really seen torrential rains large box seats are underwater we're seeing some heartbreaking footage on social media but also on television it approaches a people elect even go to some of their own plumbers holy cross the authorities go help the current thousands of people remain stranded across the street over joining us on the streets completely cut off from the mainland with the roots washed away or damaged in landslides public consultation had collapsed many areas get learn especially in get less commercial capital kochi there the international airport has also been shot because of the blood runway and many hospitals even in the city can too teen operations because this struggling to cope with the surge of patients from from hospital to been water logged and as he says a massive relief operation underway being canadian army had had enough to make the two weeks or s

is sonia shot a latin america analyst with a focus on venezuela and from atlanta by skype is charles shapiro former u.s. ambassador to venezuela thank you all for joining us sonia i want to start with you with this new currency help at all of course not ok this is not the first time that we have seen it go were meant in latin america to remove from the currency that the top and in argentina and brazil in colombia but the situation was quite the free and even though that happened of the flora in the left in america in the seventy's eighty's and so i mean sony i'm sorry to interrupt i mean hugo chavez also not zeros off of the believer in two thousand and eight correct. yeah that's true so ok it's not against that but till that time menace well it was a very different call on three d. you're in there travis time and it's hello westin well to actually the wealthy is famous well the problem is there mismanagement of the economy because the ressources are there there's been a silence there say half her oil they still have roam of the areas the problem is the mismanagement of the garment a

paul you heard sonia talk about you know the fact that the international community as she said should be putting more pressure on israel but let me ask you this are there countries right now that are friendly towards venezuela are there countries the venezuela can depend on for help of course of course it's very important few of us i think to try to break this let's say weston centric opinion that well it's dominated by europe and the united states venezuela has many out ice in the middle east in the far east. and i would talk about china india. russia iran and also here in latin america there's numerous our allies in the caribbean and central america and in south america. now these are allies to this special for example not case of india which the interesting case in point because i must've growing economy a very digital economy and very vibrant. krypto economy sector they provide a lot of support for venezuela in these economic changes also that the chinese economy with that tenneco know how i'm a very recent very recent sit significant eleven to the oil sector in venezuela to help.

and let's get more on this now we are joined by sonia and she is the team leader for environment and she joins us from our studios in bonn welcome to you sonia just heard there that one of the states in australia is in one hundred percent drought with one of the driest winters on record how dire is the situation. well droughts are common in australia it is the driest continent on earth and it's been predicted that climate change would make australia hotter and drier so now we're seeing these predictions come true apparently climate change has altered the weather more modern and is causing the rain that would normally fall over new south wales to shift southward so that rain is falling into the sea instead of over land over this land that is in such desperate need of that moisture you know and it's hot not only in australia we've also seen this around the world and here in berlin for example it's nearly forty degrees today can we attribute all of this to climate change well he waves and drought are natural parts of the earth's climatic cycles but what we are seeing as a result of clim

who filed that report poorest joins us now from delhi sonia we heard in your report about police working to prevent lynchings numerous killings have apparently been motivated by rumors circulating on. how has this happened. hi terry that's right well i think there are several reasons for this you know for one there are millions of indians who are really getting online for the first time on their mobile phones this is especially in areas where literacy levels and all and you know they're really bombarded with information that they tend to believe everything they get on their phones another thing i learned on this reporting trip for me is that the field of kidnapping is outside as it's really not new you know it's prevailed for generations in some areas and what social media has done has given these rumors you don't i'm president a breach in speed which has led to. some cases and totally i think experts have also said that this problem also us to do with deep rooted problems of the police and traditionally in many cases you know that a very few police officers of the ground especially thos

some areas local law enforcement officials have started their own campaigns are india correspondent sonia found the car travel to the western state to find out more. it isn't every day that this village sees guests like these. on a special mission dispelling vital rumors spread and what's that have killed people across the country not the mob ought to be the daughter who's also a trained lawyer is the brains behind the campaign he appeals to the crowd to not be fooled by fake news of the internet and use their own mind to judge what's true or false. misleading videos like this one which claim to show corpses of children have gone vital voices teves disguised as beggars harvested the organs all because she explains how the videos of doctored to create panic. another clip suggests this woman is an outsider and was trying to abducted. that's why she was beaten up fake news like this is spreading like wildfire in india it is a major problem because these are very close knit communities where almost everyone tends to know each other the spread and acceleration of this news can be very very qui

since many of the what if we can plant in the steves remain under water in the waters of damage so sonia we've been reporting that rescuers are struggling what challenges are they facing. what i think the biggest challenge means in getting access to those areas that are that are flooded you know entire districts have been cut off on the mainland because the roads of either been washed away or damaged in the in the landslides and so rescue workers have yet to reach many flooded areas some of them are considered too narrow for boats to navigate the hundreds of fishermen have diligence of also joined the effort the indian levy and the army has also pitched in the troops and resources and diving teams so also that operation continues the monsoon it is obviously a recurring event but sania why is a situation so dramatic this year. that's right and look at a lot really gets a copious amounts of grains to our entire wants and season quite until september but this time making the rainfall has simply been really unprecedented really heavy you know just to give you an example just two districts a

the report from sonia found occur and she joins us now from delhi high sonia numerous killings in india have apparently been motivated by rumors circulating on what is your report describe this all sounds incredible how's that possible. well there are many reasons for that you know for one there are millions of indians who are getting online for the first time on their mobile phones this is largely in areas where literacy levels on those people you know i get bombarded with information they tend to largely believe everything that they get the other thing that i learned while on the reporting trip was that you know the field of outsiders and kidnap was is really something that has prevailed for generations in some communities and india and social media has really given those rumors an unprecedented reach and the speed which often you know which leads to to mosque beinecke and violence in certain cases the experts i've spoken to have also said that this problem is also linked to deep seated problems with the police and traditionally you know there are. areas that are fewer police officers

sara thank you and you heard sonia was talking about the currency just a moment ago in our online team has put together a breakdown of the causes and effects of turkey's currency crisis turkey or crisis six things you need to notes on the front page of al-jazeera dot com. hundreds of google employees have written a letter to protest against the company's plan to build a sensor friendly search engine to get back into china so that secret plan was revealed earlier this month called project dragon fly the search engine will apparently filter content banned in china to meet strict censorship rules the letter you can see right there on your screen signed by fourteen hundred google employees demands more transparency from management so they can understand the moral implications off their work let's get some perspective speak to him meyer as he is the c.e.o. of newspapers that's an information platform that offer us company and industry and alice says he's joining us from new york thanks for speaking to us so will this protest this letter that's been written by google employees make a differe

some areas local law enforcement officials have started their own campaigns are india correspondent sonia fellow car travel to the western state of maharashtra to find out more. it isn't every day that this village sees gifts like these. on a special mission. dispelling vital rumors spread of water that it kills people across the country not the mark of a hunter who's also trained lawyer is the brains behind the campaign he appeals to the crowd to not be fooled by fake news of the internet and use their own mind to judge what's true or false. misleading videos like this one which claim to show corpses of children have gone vital voices peeves disguised as beggars harvested the organs all the harsh explains how the videos are doctored to create panic. another clip suggests this woman is an outsider and was trying to abduct children that's why she was beaten up fake news like this is spreading like wildfire in india it is a major problem because these are very close knit communities where almost everyone tends to know each other the spread and acceleration of this news can be very very quic

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page of polarization on the page of grievances i'm going to page of malice by you know i last upon sonia's i see no enemy in colombia i won't win with hate in colombia i want to uphold. the law i hate to single colombia. i certainly don't follow me on. the forty two year old former senator has promised to revisit the peace agreement with foch rebels has criticised aspects of the deal agreed by his predecessor juan manuel santos to bring the long running conflict to an end. not short those who don't want to destroy the deal that's not stuck workers but we want to make it clear that the colombia of the free is the kind of colombia where peace meets justice. the truth there will be restitution sentences will be served and victims compensated end of pieced. it all took who will be the youngest president in the history of modern colombia backed by a strong power base in congress quest party rules as it does in the senate that's play has the support of his mentor ex-president alvarado old repay a fierce critic of the fock peace deal campaigned on a platform of cracking down on crime fighting cor

because following that story for us from delhi sonia what's the situation like this even in the flood affected areas how does one explain the sadness and shop increase the death toll well i'm worried that the situation and carried out against l.a. are you know statism fire a lot and the students really seem to ration the tension for much of today and also last night night and i think that there's also obviously complicated relief efforts and that has that as well to partially lead to the very height that don't seem so large parts of the states mean under water i've seen some kind of really heartbreaking videos on social media actually people you know pushed on groups dogs overeating to be rescued. and in many many areas you know a child to sleep at the top from the mainland that's all it's a been washed away because of flats lights on or damages and. what the constitution making us all to come to a standstill in general has commercial capital now this is the gateway to get what's really important city which national airport is closed because a lot of hospitals in the city ratio it als

prime minister pedre sanchez as a migrant exchange deal between the two countries comes into effect sonia guy explains. a city in southern spain may be an application for two european leaders to partner up over a divisive issue migration and agreement the german chancellor hopes will help quell the argument over the refugee crisis with the help of fellow member european union countries here. we are just a few kilometers from the african coast similar to multiple sicily so this is a challenge we must cope with together and no country can dodge this task. the aim to stop refugees and migrants using the border free schengen zone to travel to germany a country that has taken in already more than a million asylum seekers since two thousand and fifteen those who are already registered in spain will be refused entry at the german border and deported within forty eight hours. we want the solidarity of the e.u. and its members with this migration challenge that we're facing in our country but you also accept our responsibility regarding the control of secondary movements that are affecting in this

face veils it's read it calls for an inquiry into islamophobia within the ruling conservative party sonia gago reports. the politics of prejudice are creating a summer of discontent in the u.k. the labor party dogged by accusations of anti-semitism and islamophobia kostin a shadow over the governing conservative party triggered by the ex foreign secretary boris johnson's article in which he outlined his position against a ban on face males last describing women who wear them as looking like letter boxes and bank robbers that prompted an inquiry into mr johnson's behavior and criticism from the prime minister the question of how a woman should dress is a matter for a woman's individual choice nobody should be trying to tell a woman how to dress in these tense times where the u.k. is shoppy divided over issues of breck's it immigration and a high of presence of extreme right wing politics somewhat worried that the current debate is leading to a rise in hate crime especially given mr johnson's recent article you aren't really two weeks. wary. but he went on to go. so when you bury abusive. l

thank you, sonia. and thank you for watching the programme. that is it from us.r the memories. see you. goodbye. hello. good morning. it has been a wet start of the day across central parts of england and wales. that rain is moving to the south and east and as it clears, we will get sunny spells and showers. people will notice the cooler feel. the rain is because of this weather front, moving to the south—east, and behind it the air is coming in from the north west, and much fresher direction. that is making it feel cooler. the rain will move into east anglia and the south—east of england. pretty wet conditions on the roads and heavy rain for a time and behind it we will see clear spells. sunshine developing across much of south—west england, wales, the midlands and northern england. some showers around the isle of man, northern ireland and into scotland and some of them could be heavy and sundry during the afternoon in between the sunny spells. —— heavy and sundry. the black arrows show where the costs will be. 13 to 14 miles an hourand where the costs will be.

we are live for the year in a row at the national festival in washington dc supreme court justice sonia so the mayor, lager ron turnout, former secretary of state madeleine all right and many others. later in the month it's the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor area for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, the book fairs have on our website, book pdf board. >>. >> book tv recently covered book party for former white house secretary sean spicer in washington dc where he met and sign his book briefing. >>. [inaudible] >> .. >> .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for coming out. i appreciate it. thank you, maria. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [i

there is a member of parliament who has been a strong advocate for women and equality last year about sonia whenever there are some parliamentarians who think men are the only ones who can say finish and sovereignty they think women are inferior yet there are many who have come to realize they shine and they were voted in by both men and women so we are objecting this bill while the debate goes on in the parliament women's rights activists say they will not stop protesting until they're treated as equal citizens sabinus russia al-jazeera katmandu german chancellor angela merkel has warned against expecting too much ahead of her meeting with the russian president vladimir putin. will hold talks with the russian leader near berlin on saturday she says she doesn't expect the meeting to elicit any specific results but although the two leaders are far from allies they do have shared interests thought it came reports. when angle americal me to vladimir putin on saturday it will be for the second time in just three months on the table of the conflict in syria the situation in ukraine and the contr

sonia schulte is a latin american analyst in washington d.c. she says venezuelans are finding it difficult to seek help in neighboring countries . they've been in for a long crisis has created every general crisis and on the top of the many challenges stubbornness will and has to face not just only in the contrary in venezuela because of the economic and political crisis now going to swell and they are trying to not to leave the country to escape in a spoiler and now there we are and they are facing a lot of a lot of problems because neighboring concrete especially ecuador she lay in bed all too they announce her annual said the free will ations in order to stop the influx of benefits wayland's not just only to cross the border there or was all for all this but is full of who wants to try to stay in their conflicts so in the first place they are asking menace well i'm still percent there bali passport and this is really a challenge for every been a swale and because not only big oh but a man failed to control a quandary filled with a smile on a

(train horn blares) sonia nazario has. ridden the tra >> the central americans are crossing mexico illegallyey can't get on at the train station. they have to do this as the train is moving. (train clanging on tracks) and for a lot of the kids, ith would see the first rung of ire ladder would be at the waist or even higher. so children would lose legs and arms and be killed by these freight trains trying to get on and off them. (shouting) there were beautiful moments on the train where, you kw, everyone's singing to try to stay awake and we would be in a cloud of a million fireflies, these mystical moments. and for a lot of children, it is also an adventure. that's what they view it asfi until the rst horrible thing happens. they had gangsters who control the train tops who would roam from car to car and suy,ound these people and sa "your money or yr life." throw people off of these trains to the churning wheels below. it's incredible what these people would go through to trygh to get thrhe united states. ra >> smith: many ms never make it to america. along the acks, immigration police often

>> sonia, is this working? >> yes. you just have to place your item there. >> ok. thank you, mr. deputy. and good morning, commissioners. james matsu, acting chief housing inspector. 780 post street is a 36-unit, five-storey building. there are full of tenants, many older tenants there. we received a complaint eight months ago, in january, from somebody that had fallen in the elevator because it wasn't aligning properly with the hallway.

we are live for the year in a row at the national festival in washington dc supreme court justice sonia so the mayor, lager ron turnout, former secretary of state madeleine all right and many others. later in the month it's the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor area for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, the book fairs have on our website, book pdf board. >>. >> book tv recently covered book party for former white house secretary sean spicer in washington dc where he met and sign his book briefing. >>

elena kagan and sonia sotomayor are, every single document, not just the public documents but privatee turned over. he should be held to the same standards. >> harris: democrats know they can't stop this nomination. so my question early on before schumer and the others decided they would say it -- although the argument as they are only sitting, was why don't you have them in droves? you know elena kagan, the republican sat with her. we heard the talking point where no republicans sat with him. you know, the stalling that's going on that nan is talking about is really critical because this is not a winner for the democrats leading up to the midterm. >> you assume this will be a party boat and i'm not sure that was the case. there are some democrats considering voting for kavanaugh and there are also republicans who under circumstances if evidence is brought out against kavanaugh that show him to be unsuitable they would consider not voting for him as well. >> harris: the republicans like susan collins who have spoken up, they are looking things like roe vs. wade. that was not a litmus

sonia trura got married on the roof of the banya. it's a beautiful place that feels like it's surrounded by nothing. there could be so many more people near you coming to the banya. they will be your new neighbors, and they deserve the opportunity to be near you and engulf you because they are human beings. they deserve housing. and i understand we had someone say, i'm not a nimby, but i want this to be less dense, and i want less people to live near me. i want you to listen to yourself. i want to hear yourself when you talk about views here because people talk about views here all the time, and i am so sick of hearing about your views. it is not okay anymore. we are past that point. we are way past the point where we are okay with hearing about your views. i am done listening to it. it is not okay anymore. the people who are here because they are worried about contamination, they are completely valid in their fears about when trust has been lost, it is completely understandable. and i want everyone to know i am not lumping those peo

>> sonia, is this working? >> yes. you just have to place your item there. >> ok. thank you, mr. deputy. and good morning, commissioners. james matsu, acting chief housing inspector. 780 post street is a 36-unit, five-storey building. there are full of tenants, many older tenants there. we received a complaint eight months ago, in january, from somebody that had fallen in the elevator because it wasn't aligning properly with the hallway. so we wrote a notice of violation. the elevator starts and stops abrumentzly. we posted the notice. we did a reinspection. we referred the case to a director's hearing. we mailed a notice to all interested parties. posted the notice. did another reinspection. the elevator still was not operating properly. here's a picture of the elevator. another picture. and there's a third picture. director's hearing was dully held on march 29. a hearing officer issued a continuance and gave more time to the owner. in april, we reposted the building because the work still had not been completed. in may, we did another reinspection. on may 10, there was an advis

things would look like next week on the phone a car for us from delhi following the story for now sonia thanks very much. and we're staying in india where thousands of people have been paying homage to the former prime minister atal bihari vajpayee who died thursday at the age of ninety three he's been given four stayed on as a funeral ceremony in delhi schools and colleges are closed in the indian capital the government announced a seven day mourning period. for he was among india's most popular politicians on a founding leader of the ruling hindu nationalist party he served three terms as prime minister. here's a look back at a man who oversaw india's growth into a regional power. he was a poet journalist and the moderate face of hindu nationalism to some former indian prime minister x. how bihari vachss pai is an icon to others a contradiction as a founding father of the ruling bharatiya janata party that paey was a key figure in india's growth as both a nuclear and economic power he was a risk taker and peace maker. in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight he carried out a series o

to let cameras into her beauty procedure, that would be "the real housewives of new york" city star sonia what she likes her name to be. the 54-year-old is showing "e.t." the result of her lunchtime face-lift. >> i'm pretty confident i haven't had my nose fixed. i haven't done anything invasive. >> at 54 sonja has no problem rocking a bikini but admits she still struggles with insecurities. >> i generally want to tighten this area where i have some -- i don't know. i usually call it trap mouth but it's not really. it starts to borlther me in pictures. gravity pulls down on the skin and i just want it tightened. >> to tighten the skin and reduce wrinkles without going under the knife sonja does a 20-minute face-lift treatment that boasts zero dn time. >> i left here and felt immediately lifted. >> we're doing a temperature treatment today. it's a radio frequency device. >> dr. arash akamon says the procedure can boost collagen production over the following three months. >> we're just applying a little gel and that's going to allow the handpiece to glide smoothly over the area we're treatin

with supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, hamilton biographer, many others, and later in the month the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor, for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage click the book fairs tab on our website, booktv.org. >> the old name of the village went obsolete in 1949 when the communists took the mainland and proceeded to rewrite history and street names and town names. at the local registry no one had ever heard of the places or any tongs in the area, nearby police station officers said little and offered less. we pestered strangers for some sign. quickly the inquiries took on predictable sequence, initial moment of hope, diversion from main topic and the phrase, it's not very clear, i approached a middle-age man and life of farming, before he can talk his way out, i pounced quickly, this much i learned areporter in china, when you spot prey, you cannot hesitate. have you heard of this? the man repeat it is words out loud and then as if it were to provide further illumination, he