well as the tasha was saying apple says it slows down phones over time to extend battery life this is the company's statement from december twenty eighth. all rechargeable batteries become less effective as they chemically age apple went on to say that i.o.'s updates aim to manage older phones to prevent unexpected battery shutdowns but that can also mean longer launch times for apps and other reductions in performance as a result apple says it will soon issue an update that gives users more visibility into the health of their i phone's battery so they can see for themselves if its condition is affecting performance let's bring in our guests then for today's discussion from london we're joined by good movie who saw in a tasha's report a technology writer and blogger he's the author of rebel code linux and the open source revolution from shannon china via skype wang boyan a writer for tech know the english language publication that covers china's tech industry and from new york we're joined by dean crutchfield a branding expert welcome to you all gentlemen let's start with you then doe

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reply faced with a criminal investigation though the stakes here for the take joined are high the tasha butler i'll just sirrah paris internet activists and opposition politicians in germany are outraged at the new law and combating a rising tide of online hate speech facebook twitter and other social media sites have been forced to remove the sense of content or face fines of up to sixteen million dollars the legislation has been widely condemned for allowing the policing of freedom of expression in germany to be placed in the hands of large multinational companies based in the u.s. david tacey reports now from berlin. the first victim of the new law is no less than the deputy leader of the extreme right alternative for germany party tricks one stork responded to a new year's eve preaching by police in cologne posted in arabic on twitter the city was the scene two years ago of mass sexual assaults during celebrations both of the suspects were described as being of north african origin. in a post on twitter and facebook she asked what the hell is happening in this country do you think i

their mama's name is tasha. she is 9 years old and those are her little ones making noise, we want some milk. so a sloth walks into a war, literally, in costa rica. look at him, the sloth is in this bar. takes a long time for this thing to get up to sam she none began shenanigans. the sloth takes his time trying to climb up on the counter, grabbing at stuff. >> that's how most people look when they're leaving the bar at that time of the night saying "i'm fine. i'm fine." >> it's going to imitate oli really well. >> oh! >> yeah, i'm pretty sure the sloth is okay because it didn't hit the ground. in any case the mess it made will take about three seconds to clean up. >>> i appreciate karma because this dude is seen with this woman. >> ooh! >> yeah. reports are not clear as to whether or not this is his wife or his girlfriend but clearly it's his significant other. he swings on her and pulls her to the ground and he's dragging her. got her by the hair and she just sits there. she has her hands over her face and she

their mama's name is tasha. she's nine years old. those are her little ones making noise. hey, we want milk. a sloth walks into a bar, literally, a sloth was in this bar. this happened at cafe milagro. look for the eyes. the sloth was in the bar. it takes a long time for this thing to get up to some shenanigans. >> after a few drinks, it's going to be cute. >> as you can see, the sloth takes his time trying to climb up on the counter, grabbing at stuff. >> that's how most people look when they are leaving the bar. i'm fine. i'm fine. >> it's going to imitate. it will. oh. >> i'm sure the sloth is okay. it didn't hit the ground. in any case, it will take three seconds to clean up the mess it made. >> interesting you learn when your -- how to skip and cartwheels. i was never able to pick that up. these guys know how to cartwheel. and sky dive. you have john woods there, the flag of bahrain, and pablo hernandez who cartwheels. >> sweet. >> and over and does a canopy touch. pulled that off very cleanly. from a number of different angles. swooped in. ab to just flip right up an

europe africa and asia and the recall could affect around twelve million tons of the products that tasha butler reports from paris. after weeks of silence over the contaminated baby milk powder scandal the boss a french company like tallis has responded to critics who say the manufacturer covered up the extent of the risk emanuel binya has told a french newspaper our priority has always been to handle the crisis and make sure that no more children become sick we have never minimise the risk of salmonella we consider that there was no breach of procedures on our side in december like tallis began recalling some of its baby milk products in france it had discovered the salmonella bacteria in this factory in the northwest but it's only now that the extent of the contamination has become clear like tallis has now withdrawn twelve million tins of baby formula for more than eighty countries salmonella can be deadly for young children and dozens of families in france say that their children became sick after drinking luck tellus baby milk they have found lawsuits against the company saying that

issues of funding president trump border wall and the docket dreamer's remains unresolved artie's the tasha suite has more. many wonder if congress will sign off on funding for the wall that the president has been pushing for republicans say they're willing to work with democrats in fixing the legal status of some eight hundred thousand upper were sipping hence if funding for the border is agreed upon the question is will a deal be made breaking here when i was through with my parents carlos and it is a doctor recipients coming from mexico city to the u.s. it only three years of age and is says he's had all of his schooling from elementary to college here in the states. or do some work. melendez graduated from county at long beach last year and has been directing short films took a scene on the immigration issues plaguing the country i think our lives are more at risk now than ever and i think if you're going to create more hate by building a wall you need to find a solution a permanent solution for our live in million and. in the community and all of our dreamers speaker of the house paul

driving rising fast the city's mayor is blaming climate change for recent spells of extreme weather tasha battler reports. stranded restaurants and submerged bridges as the river seine in paris continues to rise its pedestrianised banks have disappeared usually bustling with workers and cyclists and now a no go zone and the city is on flood alert and see you get within we have overcome for some hate whites into floods going over six majors one in spring and the other in winter it is clearly a question of paris adapting to climate change you from. the city council has put in place special measures river traffic has been stopped only emergency boats are allowed and ten pre-flood barriers are being installed paris's world famous museums are also playing safe the louve has closed a wing and is moving some works to higher ground for some people here the swollen river has become something of a tourist attraction for more than one hundred fifty years parisians of use this statue as a gauge not normally the water level is around two meters and the fields of the statue are visible but as the water

but along with the fanfare they also concerns the race will impact some of peru's archaeological tasha's mariana sanchez reports from lima. the first hours of a long journey more than three hundred pilots are on their way one of the toughest . in the world they will be negotiating huge dunes and roads high altitude and steep cliffs than one thousand kilometer dakar rally through pay to believe yet and argentina has found its courting competitors along the way. we've travelled by route from colombia to accompany our pilots are very happy to be here six of the fourteen stages will be completed in be do before competitors move in to alleviate the rally first held from paris to senegal's capital the car. in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine has taken place in south america for a decade it's the third time in but not everyone here is cheering government spent six million fans of the competition because many environmentalists worried. their audiences along the way. to reach the shores and it was the effort to remember the government the first doctor in peru was a disaster archeological sit

coalition in recent weeks the saudis have allowed humanitarian aid to flow into the country thought as a tasha going to reports in the port city of her data people say little has changed . far from the front lines and the ports it's a life of increasing challenges for so many yemenis bound by a feeling that they've been forgotten. our life is miserable with the war raging for years i lost my job too we cannot afford a daily meal if we have a meal we are not sure if we are going to have the next one a. house in salem says his family circumstances are unraveling in a way he never thought possible a lost job then a lost home and now uncertainty over how much worse things could get wound up and. we are left with nothing but only god as our rock the nearby port is no longer a source of employment or humanitarian aid since november the saudi led coalition has either blocked or limited access to ports of entry in yemen citing security concerns that a coalition claims to have reopened a court on december twentieth we were in the first week of january and the coalition is still misleading the public fa

a reply faced with a criminal investigation though the stakes here for the tech giant are high the tasha butler i'll just sirrah paris this in germany and italy have announced a major mafia bust arresting a hundred sixty nine members of a notorious organized crime gangs around sixty million dollars worth of assets were seized in the joint multinational operation the furrow omarion call and based in southern italy accused of infiltrating businesses in southern and central germany getting wind food to refuse collection and funeral services internet activists and opposition politicians in germany are outraged at a new law aimed at combat thing a rising tide of online hate speech facebook twitter and other social media sites have been forced to remove offensive content of face fines up to sixty million dollars they've achieved two reports now from berlin the first victim of the new law is no less than the deputy leader of the extreme right alternative for germany party the atrix one stalk responded to a new year's eve preaching by police in cologne posted in arabic on twitter the city was th

shut the factory at the center of the outbreak let's meet our correspondent in paris natasha but lana tasha this scandal has been going on for a while now but the c.e.o. of latterly says only just now responded want to see saying. well that's right and there's been a lot of anger amongst the families who have children whose children have been affected because they have a sense that lacked unless this french company hasn't been totally transparent and in fact perhaps has even tried to hide what has been going on now the c.e.o. of the company emmanuelle been year has finally responded it took him weeks to actually say something he's made an interview with the french newspaper here and what he says is the there was no attempt to hide at all any of the events that have happened over the past few weeks and this bacteria the salmonella bacteria contamination in the milky says a full investigation has been launched within his company and that the families who are affected will be compensated but there's no doubt there's been a lot of pressure on like to listen on the c.e.o. to come up with a real

around four hundred thousand people have been on the government's siege for more than one hears the tasha game reports now on the developments in holland's. sound all too familiar to many syrians as the war enters its eighth year the concern in the province is just how large the scale of the death and devastation could be. syrians here remember what happened in two thousand and sixteen when government forces regained control of aleppo once syria's biggest city. i don't know them the mold i was tempted you bashar we will look leave we will die in syria we are all civilians why do they do this then america then the arab league then the security council i don't think it is the largest remaining rebel stronghold in syria during peace negotiations it was designated a deescalation zone or safe haven for civilians. has been anything but since the government began its offensive in october to recapture the province civilians have been killed in increasing numbers one of the latest attacks was a car bomb explosion killing at least thirty people. in the last week alone the turkish human rights group

with britain's prime minister to resume a later this week let's go live now to cali al-jazeera the tasha butler is there so just how significant is this this visit today given that it comes just two days before mccrone will visit will meet with the british prime minister. well it's very significant and the french president made the point himself a short while ago he was speaking to police officers here in cali and he said that he had come to cali to hear the people's concerns and then bring them to that meeting with the reason may on thursday now want him out all my calls says that he wants to do is push for a sort of a new deal with britain on cali he says that he is going to talk to tourism a about britain taking in more asylum seekers specifically children and also putting more money into trying to help security here because you know cal is really become a town their lives become in many ways a symbol of europe's refugee crisis there are hundreds of refugees who come to this northern port trying to get across the ocean because not because of course they want to stay in cali because th

my name is tasha. i manage the performance program which oversees the performance for our website. i thought i would just run through the recommendations that were still open as of the last hearing and give you a status report on where we're going with implementing them. the first is recommendation 2.2, which states commencing in 2018, the controller's office should prepare quarterly updates of the performance framework. we still have this one under review. we have said this one has not been, but will be implemented in the future. we've looked at out jurisdictions and found they do semi-annual and annual reporting. we do an annual report which we issued at the beginning of december. we will do one in the next six weeks or so as an update and in the mayor's budget book, we will have an update and highlight on the score card measures. in the next six months we will have two more reports. we want to take a little more time with discussing with stakeholders on what is usually is a static pdf report. is it better to do more interactive updates whether coming to a hearing like this, doin

is rising fast the city's mayor is blaming climate change for recent spells of extreme weather as a tasha butler reports. stranded restaurants and submerged bridges as the river seine in paris continues to rise its pedestrian eyes banks have disappeared usually bustling with cyclists and now a no go zone and the city is on flood alert. to get within we have overcome for some hate whites into floods going over six majors one in spring and the other in winter it is clearly a question of paris adapting to climate change usual. the city council has put in place special measures river traffic has been stopped only emergency boats are allowed and ten pre-flood barriers are being installed paris's world famous museums are also playing safe the louve has closed a wing and is moving some works to higher ground for some people here the swollen river has become something of a tourist attraction for more than one hundred fifty years parisians have used this statue as a gauge now normally the water level is around two meters and the fields of the statue are visible but as the water rises the whole bod

leaves the european union the tasha buffet reports from the northern coast of france where the economy relies on its close links with the u.k. . for generations the fishermen of below in sylmar have fished freely in u.k. waters under european union rules the northern french port is only fifty kilometers from britain across the english channel the fishermen worry it will no longer be possible after britain leaves the. remaining fission english waters at this time of year so that is taken away from us life would be very hard he is one of the thirty five thousand tonnes of fish that are landed here each year two thirds of from u.k. waters and don't forget also that five thousand people here live on the seafront in the street and in large estates the processing industry so if we don't get that fish from the u.k. waters that would impact also that side of the industry. fishing leaders say that unless a deal is made people on both sides of the channel have much to lose or you measure if there was a hard brecht's it it could be difficult for the english to bring their fish to france about eig

tasha dixon: he just came strolling right in. there was no second to put a robe on, or any sort of clothing or anything. some girls were topless, other girls were naked. waltzing in, when we're naked, or half-naked in a very physically vulnerable position. summer zervos: and he came to me and started kissing me open-mouthed, as he was pulling me towards him. he then grabbed my shoulder and he began kissing me again very aggressively, and placed his hands on my breast. and i said, "come on man, get real." he repeated my words back me. "get reeeeeeal." as he began thrusting his genitals. amy: that is an excerpt from robert greenwald's "16 women and donald trump." in december, juan gonzalez and i sat down with samantha holvey, a former miss usa contestant for north carolina when trump owned the pageant. i began by asking her about the first time she met donald trump. samantha holvey: so, the first time i met donald trump, we were in new york city doing a media tour, all 51 of the miss usa contestants. and we were at trump tower. the