and with that, i will hand it over to tamara. please welcome to the stage kathleen hicks a s and tamara willis. >> well, thank you for that lovely introduction and good morning truman. welcome to your trade war. don't worry, they're fun andi e easy to win. i am really, really delighted to be here with you this morning and especially delighted to be here with kath hicks my colleague and neighbor and supporter. we're just going to have a conversation up here for a little while about the range of issues facing the united states in the world and the range of issues facing us as we discuss and debate u.s. foreign policy here at home. i know that a number of you have been kind enough to commit sosu questions for kath and we'll get to that. kath, let me just start with a big, broad question, as we wake up to news of european and canadian retaliation for our new steel and aluminum tariffs. this is a moment, this is a -- it's not been a moment now, it's been a year and a half, that we have been watching america's relationships with some o

storm team 4 meteorologist tamara theodore with what you need to know with the most blistering heat so far this year. >>> breaking tonight, multiple jured after a shooting at a walmart in washington state and police arrest a man at a ntpopular d.c. depart store. the disturbing charges involve two women, a cell phone and a private dressing room. >>> news 4 at 11:00tarts now. >>> we begin tonight in the storm team 4 weather ceuser beof the potentially dangerous heat that is coming our way in the next coue of days. the feels like temperatures well above 100so degrees anhat's why tamara theodore has important information for us >> summer doesn't officially begin until thursday, folks, but we are getting this early preview. let's go ahead and get a check of the cigrent temperature now. it's 11:01. 80 degrees and this shou not be sunshine, it should be a moon and it is tanquil out there and we have a few speck else of rabe raindrops out there in the district and we ceuld see s isolated activity and of course, it would be strictly isolated right ovect the dist and that was the case not too lo

how big his maiden and tamara you're part of history as well yes well i was out of eleven twelve here's the poor i run so i got to this impression that it's your task to try to create a wordless and to create these ideas on that which it is necessary to to have a positive impact on the life of everybody are as a politician and not the center on the other to be iraqi conceivably i do want to share we can guess a video comment that came from the u.k. pace l.t.p. t.v. rights activist peter tatchell so he recently made headlines following his arrest in moscow for protesting on the opening day of the world comp and russia and he can be seen how to sign retreats putting fails to act against torture of gay people and the activists was then approached by police and he was briefly detained before being released here's what he told the stream about why representation matters it's really important to have out and visible l.g.b. teach you public figures and the reasons are two fold. first to provide positive affirmative images of l g b t q people for those teens who are struggling with their sexual

in the audience is chief of staff, sarah hawkins, and tamara thompson, and senior investigator steve il case issues come up for the department to address during coeiond/or during public, ico have staff here to accommodate you. we are in the midst of hiring four senior investigators now. we are still down a lawyer from john alden, whooved into another department. i would like to announce finally at we have filled our i.t. director position. that's pretty significant for this department. we've had a lot of challenges with our i.t. dtm to grow and brin where weneed ourselves up to speed with the rest of the city, so this is going to be a big deal for us, the candidate is now in backgrounds, and i'll let everyone know as soon as they gome through, but we through a lot t t and get this candidate and in accepting the position. we've also made our first ever offer and accepted position to our professionally qualified bilingual candidate for our investigators. it's been a big deal, and one of the thgs we've been working on is trying to bring our sta upo a bilingual quota to accommodate the c

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with that i will hand it to tamara. please join me in welcoming them to the stage. [ applause ] >> well, thank you for that lovely introduction and good morning, truman. >> good morning. >> welcome to your trade war. they are fun and easy to win. i am really, really delighted to be here with you this morning and especially delighted to be here with kathleen hicks, my friendly colleague and neighbor around the corner. we are mere steps away from one another. we're just going to have a conversation up here for a little while about the range of issues facing the united states and the world and the range of issues facing us as we discuss and debate u.s. foreign policy here at home. i know that a number of you have been kind enough to submit some questions for us and we will get to those as well. let's start with a big broad question as we wake up to news of retaliation on our new steel and aluminum tariffs. this is about a year and a half that we have been watching america's relationships with some of our closest internatio

for example, tamara summit will be some 5000 members of the media from all over the world covering this historic event. president trump is going into the mini with confidence cover positive attitude and eagerness for real progress. he's made it clear if kim jong un denuclearize if there is a brighter future for north korea. tomorrow we will get our clearest indication to date whether chairman kim jong un truly shares this vision. i'm happy to take a couple questions. [inaudible] -- a slight shift -- [inaudible] >> there is no shift in the policy. it is the case that we are prepared to make secure assurances necessary for north koreans to engage in that denuclearization. that is, we are prepared to take action that will provide them sufficient certainty that they can be comfortable that denuclearization isn't something that ends badly for them. indeed, just the opposite, that leads to a brighter, better future for the north korean people. >> following up on that point, mr. secretary, under the umbrella of security assurances, with that the security forces in south korea. is that somethin

two for my story to be heard tamara i totally agree with your busy are i think the positive impact on the younger people of you being are out if. the mafia reward the whole. thing that you are doing because you're creating hope for those who have been excluded and do not foresee for any puter and but when they see you as an example you give up and you give a warm those to these very difficult. yes i'm waiting for it and check out your skype i'm going to show you a headline from the daily mail this is from a year ago they mailed the first gentleman husband of lot some birds gay prime minister joins the nato wifes and girlfriends let me show you their picture. letting you discuss is justice gus. well you know i think we've come a long way in this country in the u.s. when it comes to you it's not going to be african-american. people in elected office and well obviously or and. also in ireland and discrimination unquestionably we now have our own white house and white we have the green court and less and less tolerant of where we are today and where americans are today and so will i get v

frustration i read about a lot in the us media, every time tromp takes a trip to one of his golf courses or tamara hook. sometimes in these situations, forces are able to call upon central government money, it's still taxpayer ‘s money but there is often some extra money. . . taxpayer ‘s money but there is often some extra money... but they doesn't conjure thousands of police officers. they will be paid but nevertheless they are diverted from their otherjobs nevertheless they are diverted from their other jobs across nevertheless they are diverted from their otherjobs across the country, their otherjobs across the country, their duties walking the beat wherever, and they will be in london to try and stem angry crowds. so other places are inevitably going to be more vulnerable. let's look at the metro. just shut up and go away, thatis,if the metro. just shut up and go away, that is, if your member, what the defence secretary gavin williamson said russia should do after the nerve agent attack in salisbury. this is focused on a different direction. how much of a 30 seat of the prime minister? i think

how big his maiden and tamara you're part of history as well yes well i was out of eleven twelve here's the poor i ran so i got to this impression that it's your task to try to create a wordless and to create these ideas on that which it is necessary to to have a positive impact on the life for everybody are as a politician and not the center on the l.g. to be iraqi conceivably i do want to share we can guess a video comment that came from the u.k. based l.t.p. t.v. rights activist peter tatchell so he recently made headlines following his arrest in moscow for protesting on the opening day of the world comp and russia and he can be seen how to sign retreats putting fails to act against torture of people and the activists was then approached by police and he was briefly detained before being released here's what he told the stream about why representation matters it's really important to have out and visible l.g.b. teach you public figures and the reasons are two fold. first to provide positive affirmative images of l g b t q people for those teens who are struggling with their sexuality

tamara. a proven thoughtful, and from truman. please join me in welcoming to the stage, dr. kathleen hicks and dr. tamara. [applaus [applause]. >> well, thank you for at that lovely introduction and good morning, truman. welcome to your trade war. [laughter] >> don't worry, they're easy to win. i am really, really delighted to be here with you this morning and especially delighted to be here with my friend and colleague and neighbor around the corner of brookings institute, csis are mere steps away from one another and we're just going to have a conversation up here for about the range of issues facing the united states in the world and the range of issues facing us as we discuss and debate u.s. foreign policy here at home. i know that a number of you have been kind enough to submit some questions for her, and we will get to those as well. so thank you for that. let me just start with a big broad question as we wake up to news of european and canadian retaliation for our new steel and aluminu

una luna de miel se convirtiÓ en una pesadilla para la pareja conformada por joshua y la venezolana tamara con solo 15 dÍase casados agentes del gobierno irrumpieron a la fuerza en la casa donde se encontraba la pareja enl bar de caracas ciudad escribÍa donde presuntamente las autoridades descubrieron un arsenal de rifles y abadas l pusieron cargos por porte de arma de guerra y uso de fax ci mil * fuon detidos e ingresados en la prisiÓn donde estuvieron 23 meses en condiciones inhumanas y sufrieron torturas fÍsicas y sicolÓgicas. >> mi manos fueron reducidas a saco puntos elÉctricos mi urnas eso fue la primera noche buscaban era persuadirme para que declarara contra de mi esposo. >> las pruebas que ellos tenÍan, no eran contundentes realmente de los reportes que recibÍamos con los abogados con los que trabajamos que estuvieron presentes habÍa de por si un poco de incredulidad de pte del juez. >> fue el pasado 26 de andoa pÓ libertad y gracias a las difÍciles negociaciones del gobierno de estados unidos con el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro la pareja pudo viajar a estados unidos donde planean ll

to put my story to be heard tamara i totally agree with your busy are i think the positive impact on the younger people of you being are out if . the mafia reward the whole. thing that you are doing because you're creating hope for those who have been excluded and do not foresee for any puter and but when they see you as an example you give hope and you give a warm those who abuse a very difficult path yes i want to move forward and check out your skype i'm going to show you a headline from the daily mail this is from a year ago they mailed the first gentleman husband of luxembourg scape prime minister joins the nato wifes and girlfriends let me show you that picture. let's say. discuss is justice gus. well you know i think we've come a long way in this country in the u.s. when it comes to it's not going to be african-american. people in elected office and well ali or and. also in ireland and discrimination unquestionably we now have our own white house and white we have the green court and less and less tolerant of where we are today and where americans are today and so all i get ve

are being threatened or imprisoned for exposing the die states of venezuela's health system well tamara terry spoke braun is a senior researcher at human rights watch she told us that venezuela's lack of impartial state institutions is forcing people to look overseas for help in investigating the crimes but as well as a country where there are no checks and balances no traditional and and and away are abuses are committed with total impunity so the only possibility is for the victims is to find justice abroad the report includes ira commendation directed specifically at the human rights council members to create a commission of inquiry which would allow an investigation an international investigation into allegations of abuse to take place and you know it also says that it will send the information to the international criminal court which has the power to investigate specific individuals implicated in human rights abuses committed during minnesota's crisis we documented the abuses in minnesota are systematic this means that we've seen similar abuses committed by different security forc

four of the tournament and three games are in the offing costa rica currently playing serbia in this tamara reno the score is nil nil as the teams are on hard time right now but most of the attention will be on another game this sunday best mexico and germany they'll face each other in moscow as luzhniki stadium later today and predictions have already been made a sausage dog which has already got three out of four world cup results right predicts that germany will take the on those today. thanks thanks thanks. it's. already. one hundreds of thousands of fans have a arrived in russia to see that national team play out the world cup i'm some off being creative and used by the unconventional ways to get here. i'm seventy years old my trek series eighty to use other transport would be too easy i'd learn nothing cause the country cars. feel good but we saw all you need to be a very intensive on the route the joy visit filling me taking photos this is such a serious. the fourth day of the championship will end with the much anticipated clash between brazil and switzerland this is the tenth world

if t ghe vercal merger tamara and concluded the law and evidence imply antitrust laws, the book with the professional staff and i don't think a loss in this case presuming that survives appeal really means much of anything moving forward for vertical merger policy. it may mean something and have serious implications for how the cases are litigated in how they get to court. >> the government on whether they appeal and win on appeal or whether they stand down. the government is very good at getting up on the learning curve based on what is happening in previous cases. this will inform other similar cases moving forward. we do view this as an isolated case. it is fact driven. the mentioned very little contextual information abouthe industry and there doesn't seem to be a recognition that the merger fundamentally changes at&t and time warner incentive to exercise market power. so i don't think it's a green light for further merger cases. i don't think it opens the flood gates for further merger cases. we will persevere as they should bring in strong cases. this is a very strong complaine

everyone could be a fan from that moment on thanks tamara donna i want to see now what i love mary donna. airco i love football the boy think i am and they are going to tell from this over the comment he would respond to questions poetically and philosophically now would i be out of there plus he was an artist and i would die out of him because a second goal was a work of art and. it made his people happy. that match was almost more important than the final winning the final. part of the of a must win more than the left oh no no no. it's about a leather ball that either rolls into the net or doesn't really want you to totally absurd but that's the charm that people find something that's actually completely uninteresting and to hype it up like crazy. what i remember is the final match of the one thousand nine hundred four world cup italy against brazil playing in the u.s. . that's also the match that was the subject of my documentary which looked at how people all over the world reacted to the match if you know who was the five the film was called the final kick which is almost a propheti

in the fourteenth minutes tina's talisman made no mistake scoring his first of the tournament much tamara donna's joy at fantastic control and a formidable finish the elevator soon after messi came close to doubling his tally with a free kick but was denied by a fingertip save the but v.a.r. review in the second half gave nigeria the charms from the spot chelsea's victor moses stepped up kept his nerve i am celebrated in style was at this point nigeria had one foot in the knockout stages but center back marcos rocco smashed in the win of four minutes from time i was argentina finished second setting up a heavyweight clash with france in the next round. of the s. a lot of a lot of argentina fans braving sighs of relief for their team who had been heading for a disastrous early exit thirteen thousand kilometers away from beaches but this is how argentina fans but as there is a celebrated thousands gathered to watch the match. and after a nervous ninety minutes they were treated to the perfect finish the hour as argentina took on the nigeria croatia were on their way to a two one victory aga

at the world cup three copa america finals and he's constantly being combat compared for example tamara donna who single handedly won the world cup for argentina in one nine hundred eighty six and it also doesn't help as jonathan just mentioned that crescendo when although he's overshadowed this tournament he's doing so well for portugal at the moment and yeah there's a reason why it was the goat just you know some people say it was a dig that one also had it in the spain game right. now that wasn't the case. that wasn't of course that is that it's a gesture that's very common in in portugal but let's see. a lot of personality being injected into the hero's address we. leave attack if we did obvious sports and jonathan crane in moscow for us thank you both. well it's the end of an era of classical music fans after sixteen years sir simon rattle is passing the baton as head conductor of the berlin philharmonic he has announced his departure the sixty three year old from liverpool had the group play a beatles tune when i'm sixty-four when he planned a traditionally classical program for h

fourteenth minutes and tina's talisman made no mistake scoring his first of the tournament's much tamara donna's joy. fantastic control and a formidable finish. the of soon after a messy came close to doubling his tally with a free kick but was denied by a fingertip save. the v.a. all review in the second half gave nigeria the chance from the spot chelsea's victor moses stepped up kept his none of them celebrated in style guide at this point nigeria had one foot in the knockout stages but center back marcos rocco smashed in the win a full minutes from time i. finished second setting up a heavyweight clash with france in the next round. and croatia also left at late in the game it was it was a sad night for iceland it was a sad not for us and a very triumph and not of course for croatia they did leave it late in the game to claim. three points and go through with a perfect record in the group of course they had already qualified for the next round and that meant that they were able to make as many annoying changes fast thawing on a from the first game in the previous game against argentin

was telling me you know i talked to her to talk to someone and i said tamara it's been forty years it's time so it's really interesting to find out if she comes through because you know i think it could be the third time is the charm for her at the french open well saturday we'll see south african rugby make history the first black test captain will lead the springboks against england in johannesburg it marks a new chapter for the sport in south africa which has traditionally been dominated by white players harem a tussle reports. there's no denying it why players have long made up the majority in south africa's national rugby team known as the springboks the team was once regarded as a symbol of apartheid and white supremacy but this man. has made history by becoming the team's first if a black takes captain south africa is still struggling with the biggest of apartheid qualities appointment has once again got people talking about race some people believe sports like rugby exposed the country's resistance to change both of rugby and the south african government doesn't want to race cla

argentina at the world cup three copa america finals and he's constantly been combat compared for example tamara donna who single handedly won the world cup watching tina in one nine hundred eighty six and it also doesn't help as jonathan just mentioned that crescendo when although he's overshadowed this tournament he stormed so well for portugal at the moment and yeah there's a reason why it was the goat just you know some people say it was a dig that ronaldo had it messi in the spain game right. now that wasn't the case. that wasn't of course that is that it's a gesture that's very common in in portugal but let's see. a lot of personality being injected into the residence in ali. i'll even talk you printed up your sports and jonathan crane in moscow for us thank you both. now designers from across the u.s. have been competing in another usual contest they've rolled out their best wedding dresses this exquisite gown might look fit for a cathedral but it's made entirely of toilet paper and narrowed down for more than thousand admissions the top ten dresses walked the runway in new york at the fo

argentina at the world cup three copa america finals and he's constantly been combat compared for example tamara donna who single handedly won the world cup watching tina in one nine hundred eighty six and it also doesn't help as jonathan just mentioned that crescendo when although he's overshadowed this tournament he's doing so well for portugal at the moment and yeah there's a reason why it was the goat just you know some people say it was a dig that ronaldo had it in the spain game right. now that wasn't the case. that wasn't of course that is that it's a gesture that's very common in in portugal but let's see if. a lot of personality being injected into the hero's addressing rally here as the hour i leave attack you for a day that we sports and jonathan crane in moscow for us thank you both. well as those secret that putting out a world cup requires a massive security operation he doesn't use your ear shot has been out and about assessing russia's efforts to keep fans and players say. a wild party for soccer fans is a hard day's work for security personnel thousands of police officers nation

fourteenth minutes argentina's talisman made no mistake scoring his first of the tournament much tamara donna's joy. fantastic control and a formidable finish. line soon after messi came close to doubling his tally with a free kick but was denied by a fingertip saves. a v.a.r. review in the second half gave nigeria the chance from the spot josie's victim oses stepped up kept his nerve i am celebrated in style i at this point nigeria had one foot in the knockout stages but sense about marcos rocco smashed in the win of four minutes from time i didn't tina finish second setting up a heavyweight clash with france in the next round. while argentina face nigeria croatia were on their way to a two one victory against iceland after some lucky bounces milan by doubts for the opening goal in the fifth of their minute quite the impressive strike from the courageous and defensive midfielder ben diana lovering handled the ball in the box in the seventy fifth minute allowing the sigurdsson to step up to equalize with minnows in the dying minutes of the match eve on the kerry stitch hit a suit her st

during the tenure of former state governor on bare tamara who stands accused of corruption this prison was at the center of some disturbing events. but before she can talk to us ariana garcia has to take precautions she leaves the building and make sure the security guards can't listen in. actually there for them. over there you can see white inclusion in the entire area is the quote we are piedras negras penitentiary. contacts found in seven hundred prisoners. before twenty eleven this prison was entirely under the control of the real c. ters can order little polly. just be also according to the statements of witnesses they used to manufacture things here that were used for drug trafficking but at the prison also served to protect them from federal forces . it said one hundred fifty people were smuggled into the prison and burnt in barrels. i say was reduced to ashes. but really if i don't. get out. then they were removed from the prison and their ashes were thrown into the sun the road to be her river. i want to be ok because i will be because of. this affair you know. just how i go

one who's a senior research for the americas human rights watch joins us now live from buenos ayres tamara welcome to the program tell us more about this report and its findings and the numbers of five hundred questionable killings those findings are completely consistent with our work we've documented in the course of these public security operations widespread allegations of abuse is including extra judicial killings arbitrary arrests arbitrary evictions and destructions of homes so what this report does is report on information that is totally valid and true and very critical to put out there to the public opinion so given the current state of governance in the country how can this appalling situation how can these findings that five hundred question will killings how can this be dealt with how can you make a thorough accountable given what's going on within the country. well it's absolutely impossible to do that in minutes but i love it as it is a country where there are no checks and balances no traditional and and away are abuses or commit it with total impunity so the only possibili

donald trump is the last one into quebec, and he will be the first one out, missing all of tamara's discussionnvironment. it's a bad tempered start to the g7 as there has ever been. before leaving washington this morning, he was in no mood for compromise. they understand, they're trying to act like they fought with us trying to act like they fought with us in the wars, but they don't mention the fact that they have trade barriers against our farmers. they don't mention the fact that they charging almost 300% tariffs. when all strains are, we will all be in love again. though it is a little chilly at the moment in quebec, the other g7 leaders are enraged that the us has imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium, citing national security. it brought this brusque tweet from emmanuelle macron. such as the president's isolation, it should be called the g six plus one. donald trump seriously considered not coming at all. he feels he gets lectured by the other foreign leaders on iran, climate change, and on trade. and he's not a big fan of being lectured. one area where he is doing the lecturing is his

the deadline to respond to all outstanding questions by tamara 5:00 p.m. >> i would be hearing.ld all be watching, certainly tuning in to thank you, gillian. >> still had comment the owner of a restaurant content white house press secretary sarah sanders said she would absolutely do it again. our actions are spurting outraged and support. alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein. you're smart,eat you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations and delusions. the

. >> the s bus safety tamara not only captured this heroic act, it also captured the violation in whichaid the fine. >> in rockville, mark segraves, news 4. >> it's good that they caught the person. >>> now here is doug with a check on our weather forecast. so you promised details to come about the father's day weekend weather. >> father's day it's a bigun weekend a here obviously. that's the biggest thing to look forward to after today. todays over, the capitals they got their parad done. >> happy father's day, doug. >> holy cow, after a day like today we do have to look on ande , we are talking about great weather thursday, friday and into the weekend, but two days tomorrow and father's day for a little bit of a difference in the weather. t there right now we have the cloud cover across the area, the clouds moving on in from the south but still beautiful. 75 degrees, those numbers tonight not droppinur next i think right around the same temperature. dropping to 72 by 9:00, down to 70 degrees by 11:00. a really nice evening, thinking about getting out there on the barbecue eating outdo

inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> as this takes a break a quick reminder that tamara vice president pence will speak at the faith and freedom coalition conference in washington to glide coverage starts at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. live coverage continues now a supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is sitting down for an interview with the american constitution society fort lawn policy conference. this is just getting underway. >> how are you doing? i'm doing okay. what is this? >> it's going to be around for a little while. >> what happened? >> in the middle of night i went to get a bottle of water from my living room kitchen area. it was dark and i tripped over a piece of furniture. broke it in for spots, my shoulder. had to have it replaced and so i am now partly bionic woman. [laughing] [applause] i need an id go through airports. >> i don't think you need to an idea to go through airports. i think you're good. >> i do travel abroad occasionally. >> are you taking care of yourself? >> yes. you sound dubious. >> are we worried about her? we are worried about you. >>

for example, tamara summit there will be some 5000 members of the media from all over the world thatnt. president trump is going to diminish confidence, positive attitude and eagerness for real progress. he's made it clear that kim jong un do nuclear rises there is a brighter future for north korea. tomorrow we will get our clearest indications today of whether chairman kim jong un truly shares this division. i'm happy to take a couple questions. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> there is no shift in the policy. it is the case that we are prepared to make security assurances necessary for north korea to engage in the denuclearization. we are prepared to take actions that will provide them sufficient certainty that they can be comfortable that the oppe to a brighter, better future for the north korean people. >> following that point, mr. secretary, under the umbrella security assurances, would that mean removing forces insert korea. is that something you're going to discuss directly? >> go not getting to the detailed discussions we've had today. i can only say this. we are prepared to take w

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that's the story of the past few minutes with our "salesforce tower" tamaras because of the clouds.s would be facing west. check out the view facing north. you can see the transamerica pyramid there. temperatures are cool out there. 52 in san francisco. 54 livermore. yes, we have clouds and west winds yet again. so that marine layer in full effect large and in charge. 15-mile-per-hour winds at sfo and breezy in the area. afternoon highs today very close to what yesterday brought us. low to mid-60s around the bay. low 70s for most inland areas. cbs this morning is coming up great day. >> "cbs this morning" is next. your next local update is 7:26. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's thursday, june 7th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." a great-grandmother says she's been resurrected after president trump ordered her release from prison. we'll talk with alice johnson about her 21 years behind bars and her first night of freedom. >>> new police body camera video shows mesa, arizona, officers beating a suspect. how the footage is leading to change for a department alread

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joining us now live from washington this tamara tourists brought to see america's researcher for human rights watch thanks very much for being with us so was it a surprise to you that the bill made it through the first stage in congress it was not a surprise it was very tight but this is part of an ongoing democratic debate that happened in argentina on the streets in congress and in the media there were a lot of passionate debate going on and this led to a strong division in congress but in the end you know the bill was approved and how likely is it to to make it through the senate. it's very difficult and. it's impossible to know exactly what will happen but this was quite a surprise you know for all of us involved maternal mortality main cause in argentina is abortion according to official statistics so this has become my debate that's not about feminists taken an issue to congress it's an issue of concern for a lot of people in society and that will remain on the agenda as this bill goes to the senate so you mention the health of to me what do women do if they want an abortion in a