perpetrate violent acts against democratic institutions soraya hasn't the f.b.i. indicated that there definitely was some measure of concerted action here we have some very heavily armed individuals who moved toward the capital who came from far away so clearly with intent we also have some indications of very lax security at the capitol and today even reports that apparently there were abnormally high visitor numbers on the day before january 6th indicating perhaps that people were casing the joint and some allegations in fact that certain republican congressman who have not been named at least as of the more as of this morning who are giving tours to people sort of recognizance taurus if you will 2 people who were then said to have been involved in the attacks on saturday on the following day on wednesday so it's very disturbing i mean it does seem that there was some forethought and some planning that went into it and it's something that i don't think will go away i mean i as mentioned i mean i think there are a lot of very angry people out there on that side i

and soraya nelson is a freelance journalist based here in berlin she works with or has the podcast common ground and is a former correspondent for the us public radio n.p.r. she says barring conviction in the u.s. senate donald trump will retain his hold on the republican party. so our title asks how dangerous term will remain let's begin with the president and the immediate future sariah nelson how great is the threat of violent attacks in the coming days i think it's very high mean that's you can see that with 20000 national guard and other troops that are basically deployed to the u.s. capitol i mean that's what is it at this point 5 times as many as you have in afghanistan which is a much more dangerous place just to give you some some point of comparison so it's very dangerous and certainly the authorities there are reacting in that way it's quite the lockout in washington from what i understand people are having a really hard time getting back and forth going to work and obviously we saw yesterday at the capitol how people are we saw how people are having a hard time getting into th

and soraya nelson is a freelance journalist based here in berlin she works with the or it has the podcast common ground and is a former correspondent for the u.s. public radio n.p.r. she says barring conviction. in the u.s. senate donald trump will retain his hold on the republican party. so our title asks how dangerous trump will remain and let's begin with the president and the immediate future sariah nelson how great is the threat of violent attacks in the coming days i think it's very high mean that's you can see that with 20000 national guard and other troops that are basically deployed to the u.s. capitol i mean that's what is it at this point 5 times as many as you have in afghanistan which is a much more dangerous place just to give you some some point of comparison so it's very dangerous and certainly the authorities there are reacting in that way it's quite the lockout in washington from what i understand people are having a really hard time getting back and forth going to work and obviously we saw yesterday at the capitol how people are we saw how people are having a hard time

and soraya nelson is a freelance journalist based here in berlin she works with or has the podcast common ground and is a former correspondent for the u.s. public radio n.p.r. she says barring conviction in the u.s. senate donald trump will retain his hold on the republican party. so our title asks how dangerous trump will remain and let's begin with the president and the immediate future sariah nelson how great is the threat of violent attacks in the coming days i think it's very high mean that's you can see that with 20000 national guard and other troops that are basically deployed to the u.s. capitol i mean that's what is it at this point 5 times as many as you have in afghanistan which is a much more dangerous place just to give you some some point of comparison so it's very dangerous and certainly the authorities there are reacting in that way it's quite the lockout in washington from what i understand people are having a really hard time getting back and forth going to work and obviously we saw yesterday at the capitol how people or we saw how people are having a hard time getting i

differently or would have folded different to us today but they can express publicly on the other hand soraya in america politicians need not only voters but also donors lots of money and we are seeing increasingly important business interests distancing themselves from donald trump including the banks that have loaned him money over many many years what impact could that have on the republican party and trump isn't going forward i think that would have the most impact out of everything that we've talked about but you have to look at the language that these businesses are stating when they say that they're pulling back it's temporary i mean there are very few have said we're absolutely going to donate to him we're absolutely going to donate to republicans even like the amounts for example that were given to holly in a 1000 here 1000 there it's not there's a question about whether this is something that's really that they plan to sustain it or but it but it definitely has gotten the republican attention having said all that i think in the end 74000000 voters you know it was 74200000 voters vot

perpetrate violent acts against democratic institutions soraya hasn't the f.b.i. indicated that there definitely was some measure of concerted action here we have some very heavily armed individuals who moved toward the capital who came from far away so clearly with intent we also have some indications of very lax security at the capitol and today even reports that apparently there were abnormally high visitor numbers on the day before january 6th indicating perhaps that people were casing the joint and some allegations in fact that certain republican congressman who have not been named as of the more as of this morning who are giving tours to people sort of recognizance tours if you will to people who were said to have been involved in the attacks on saturday on the following day on wednesday so it's very disturbing i mean it does seem that there was some forethought and some planning that went into it and it's something that i don't think will go away i mean i as mentioned i mean i think there are a lot of very angry people out there on the on that side in parti

only the forest of soraya this is the question that every. thing else revolves around. the banana were already living in these forests long before the remains of the british crown colony malaria singapore north borneo. became the kingdom of malaysia in 1963. but under malaysian law indigenous people who want to claim land rights must prove that they lived in the area before 958 the pan am lack the documents to prove this. they have 3 children or girls and 2 boys all 3 were born in the forest but we have no birth certificates. without a birth certificate there can be no citizenship and that one hope remains i am a good dancer a treasure in a plastic notebook for 15 years been an teams together with cartographers from switzerland man surf and have been mapping the territory of the indigenous people a total of 10000 square kilometers they have charted over $7000.00 rivers and streams and more than $1800.00 mountain ridges on through. before they woke up. with this map we can prove that this is our territory and that our villages are here legally so that the that's why it's