i thank human rights watch, the office of tibet, students for a free tibet and the imcampaign on tibet. without their persistence, this bill wouldn't be on the floor on today. and we are reaffirming our support. and we are sending a message to the government of china, human rights are not negotiable. it is the right thing to do and e right american to do and i thank the gentlelady for ielding. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington. ms. jayapal: i reserve myself such time as i may consume. the absence called for in this bill are measured and calibrated, measured in they ollow the line of taking careful steps but calibrated to achieve a real opening to widely sed u.s. power to open up an opportunity. there are many americans throughout the united states whose family members reside and they are watching this chamber for signs that the united states is willing to allow them to visit their families and hoping the experience. this is a time for bold u.s. leadership. and i do believe that is what this bill offers. our timely consideration of this bill takes an important ste

en la columna pÚblica del periÓdico tÍbet dice aliento debaten sobre inmigraciÓn.creÍa que eran profundamente racistas. ella seguirÁ definiendo el tema de una reforma migratoria. en chicago, viviana Ávila, univisiÓn. >> fumar marihuana en las calles de nueva york ya no serÁ castigado con una detenciÓn en la mayorÍa de los casos. muchos padres se oponen al esta nueva medida autorizada por el alcalde de la ciudad. la decisiÓn se tomó tras un anÁlisis creado por la fiscalÍa de manhattan y la policÍa. >> la mayorÍa de los arrestos por consumo de marihuana serÁn cosa del pasado. ahora que entrÓ en vigor una nueva polÍtica de la policía de la ciudad de nueva york. el alcalde lacio dice que muchos de los casos los agentes solicitarÁn multas de hasta $100 a quienes se encuentren fumando la droga en pÚblico. >> se estaba haciendo una disparidad donde la mayorÍa de los arrestos eran de latinos, afroamericanos aunque los blancos consume la misma cantidad. hoy vemos que es muy importante para lo que tiene que ver con inmigraciÓn porque un arresto que se podÍa hacer por marigua

el primero en salir en defensa de la comunidad inmigrantefue el padre de molly tÍbet, repitiÓ que no" aliento de debate sobre inmigraciÓn, hay un gran mÉrito en su relaciÓn. gobernadora del estado dice que comparte el color de la familia tÍbet, y que seguirÁ dependiendo del tema de una reforma migratoria y viena avena, univisiÓn. be el vaticano respondiese acusaciones en cuanto el papa franzatri esto, podrÍa el maíz esconder sustancias daÑinas para la salud? le contamos lo que dicen elÉstos médicos elena: continuaremos con condiciones secas en la bahÍa, temperatura mÁxima en 82 casos el viento soplando el noroeste entre 15 a 18 millas por hora. . les tendrÉ mÁs informaciÓn del tiempo en sÓlo minutos beatriz:el vaticano respondiÓ al arzobispo carlos marÍa, quien acusÓ al papa francisco de encubrir abusos sexuales un sacerdote. la declaraciÓn de los reverendos en defensa del papa, se enfocÓ en explicar las complicaciones que ya habrÍan surgido desde dos entre el sumo pontÍfice y el arzobispo acusado cambiamos de tema, el maÍz, parte esencial de mutis es comidas. pero segÚn expertos, en

similar methods in tibet.town who is running the show used to be the head of hte communist party. that's your explanation that in the last 18 months, things have become that much harder. he has brought the techniques he developed in tibet to his newjob in your province. the chinese government has pilot programmes. they apply and implement in one region. if it works, they start enforcing it in other. tibet and east turkestan has been a kind of playground for the pilot programme. you use the phrase east turkestan and i'm talking about xinjiang. there is a basic difference here for you and some other uighurs, you don't really accept that this chinese province is part of china. you want it to be part of a separate uighur state in east turkestan. east turkestan is an historic name for the uighurs, it has a tremendous significance. the uighurs have had two republics, the first in 1933 and the second in 19114. but they didn't last very long, did they? about a year for the first and at the most five years for the seco

jong chan one war was made party boss there after having cut his teeth in another ethnic trouble spot tibet he has adapted some of the security measures used in tibet to shin jump including a clear focus on surveillance and technology. things like police checkpoints every few hundred meters forcible checking of people's mobile phone devices of their laptops on as well as surveillance by things like iris scans facial recognition cameras and d.n.a. checks yet many readers who are saying that they're simply been called in because they exchanged text messages or shared an e-mail several years ago that contained religious content and now they're being called enter education are being questioned at a detention camp for that very small action you can wander around some of the residential neighborhoods where we are community is where one is concentrated and find them to be completely deserted there's no charges no trial people just sort of disappear into these places for many months at a time and even longer. mego rajagopal it has her own story to tell she is one of the very. very few foreign repor

women like molly tibets, alley, and katrina. >> this is an outraged community.is a woman who should be going to work today. >> reporter: it was just before 8:00 p.m. on tuesday when martinez, seen here in this video, was jogging in the bustling logan circle neighborhood of d.c. she was suddenly attacked. police say brutally stabbed seven times. suffering from her injuries, she staggered into a chinese takeout restaurant where she collapsed. the restaurant was filled with customers. some people ran out. others rushed to her aid. >> they tried to provide medical assistance to her. unfortunately, she was taken to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> reporter: martinez' family now heartbroken. >> my daughter was the most beautiful, special, vibrant young girl. very focused on her career, but above all, she was a warrior. >> reporter: martinez was engaged to be married just last week. >> you're suddenly the happiest man in the world, you're engaged with the love of your life, and suddenly she's -- now she's gone. >> reporter: immediately following marti

jong chan one war was made party boss there after having cut his teeth in another ethnic trouble spot tibet is adapted some of the security measures used in tibet to shin jobs including a clear focus on surveillance and technology. things like police checkpoints every few hundred meters forcible checking of people's mobile phone devices their laptops are as well as surveillance by things like iris scans facial recognition cameras and d.n.a. chats we have many readers who are saying that they're simply been called in because they exchanged text messages or shared an e-mail several years ago that contained religious content and now they're being called enter education can't are being questioned at a detention camp for that very small action you can wander around some of the residential neighborhoods where we are community is where one is concentrated and find them to be completely deserted there's no charges no trial people just sort of disappear into these places for many months at a time and even longer. mego radical politics has her own story to tell she is one of the very few foreign repo

maintain their control of the region basically this is about political domination we've seen this in tibet already now the next region is seen shining into this very very very ng and for the people affected and they are really in trouble in the country there beijing accuses human rights watch your organization of being full of prejudice against it. and of course you're not i mean we are applying international human rights standards in this should chinese government also to do so we document torture in these camps for document treatment the document obvious cherry arrest in this stems from witnesses which if into if you would some of them were. these cans or family members of the forgive me for interrupting but we're running out of time the chinese government says is clearly not interested in listening to what you have to say so who then do you want to do what about this that's a very good question and we think the un has to step up its efforts there and have to make this a topic in the human rights council and beyond so the germany very berlin who's taking over a seat in the security counc

which was former working in tibet and he was mostly responsible for setting up these camps and he is the king now of about one million people who are in these camps and this is a big amount of people when you see that you have fifteen million people in there so the chinese government says dozens of people were killed in attacks by weaker separatists in that region jan twenty thirty and thirty forty they say these camps the radicalization centers which sounds not unreasonable i mean that's right and there were terrorist attacks a few years ago but this is no reason to detain people in these camps and i would just say to the chinese government that they should let us in have a look at these camps we have no existence and so if they think and these are open cans then please let's us defenders in. and that's money two of the two asian there so if this is not to count radicalization what do you believe the purpose of these comes to be we think this is a pretty good means and to get under control these areas since young men and to get more and more influence by the chinese government into

en la llamada hablaban de la muerte de moly tibet esta muchacha que falleciÓ el mes pasado en manos de y salvajes piden al pÚblico eliminar a los 58 millones de hispanos que viven aquÍ en estados unidos, vamos a ver un fragmento de esta llamada automatizada (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >> esta maÑana tambiÉn hablamos con un periodista de iowa gÁlvez quien ha estado documentando lo que ha estado ocurriendo con esta llamada y otras acciones de carÁcter racista y esto fue lo que nos dijo. >> ellos lo que quieren es recolectar dinero para poder este anuncio que al final decÍa mÁtenlos a todos. >> esta semana representantes lulac (league of united latin american citizens) se estarÁn juntando con representantes de departamento de justicia del paÍs para denunciar que se investiguen estas llamadas como un acto de crimen de odio. >> es todo, de regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias rubÉn, lo que les vamos a contar ahora es por preocuparse, estÁ pasando en algunos colegios de secundarias en estado de mÉxico en el colegio, hay niÑos que ademÁs de hacer sexting en el colegio se dejan tocar a cambio de

in an op-ed, ron tibets asked not to use his daughter's death for politic aral es. christian rivera has been charged with her murder. >>> the ashes of one of the victims killed in "the capital gazett gazette" shooting is now at nationals park. he covered news and sports at "the capitalgazette" in idnapolis. his told "the baltimore sun," the baseball park was a sacred place for john. >>> school bells will be ringing in alexandria city, falls church and astafford counties. >> kids are heading back in parts of maryland, as well. that includes calvert, charles, montgomery, prince george's, st. mary's and washington counties. efficials are rolling out a new app called comes the bus. parents can find out where a school bus is, if it's on time and if the child missed the bus, as well. >> brilliant idea. >>> standing firm. the pastor who isnder fire for what he said during aretha franklin's funeral. >>> and silence. the u2 front man had t >>> you're watching "news 4 today." t s morning, irish rock star bono is working to get his voice back after losing it during a performan

yes good bargain for with holes we got to have i'm happy you know all right that is preserves over tibet everybody remember everyone in this world remember told we love them so i told you so let me tell you. i love you i am tired old winter and time to have a while and keep on watching those hawks never a great day of. my body told me that you are belong with the born youth but my thoughts my mine was that i belonged with the girls. under the surgery starts to be a very popular. person doctor. i was born a male had a sex change when i was thirty years old. i've now been living as a woman for twenty eight years and i fully regret this. problem should have gone away from it by now but they hadn't so these surgeries are nothing more than plastic surgery i've had several female to male friends and you look at it and you just go oh god you paid for that it's horrible nobody can change genders is impossible. is delusional it's a mental illness. this is now where one of my bones from flesh of my flesh she shall be called woman because she was taken out from a. dentist to see if it was taken up

people to get alienated from this kind of political backroom deals when the big issues are untaught tibet and drifted to the wings and now the populous not in the government so. so a lot of so they're just creating one little crisis after another because they don't trust each other you have to remember that all these presses you mention are either rhetorical but they're small crises for instance the one about turning back migrants when you actually counted as some people did how many migrants would be affected it think it was five day these are semantics these are to semitic this is when people want to argue and want to be told himself that they're right this is what they do at the time when the real issues because you have to remember that paris london because of bricks of paris big where mccrone has for over a year been with. for germany to back him up on big reforms of the eurozone for example there's no answer because they're busy busy with this stuff and that's the disaster this stability that is the reason why they're together but this is not stable it's in stable and there are actu

decision might cause short term pain but could lead to long term again so there is no such thing at tibet advertisement that people say it will be discussed them highly and the move actually could go well with a millennial well for the day there was this pain the stock of the nikkei lost a good three percent in value and was the biggest loser in the dow jones industrial average but as mentioned a lot of analysts believe it could lead to long term gain. in the quarter importing from the new york stock exchange yes thank you so much. and inspector brett now the story of a woman that's trying to show kids in afghanistan all the wonders that can be hidden between two book covers exactly right christoph as she's doing it with sad statistic in the background one in three children in afghanistan cannot read or write the country has one of the highest rates of illiteracy in the world well now one afghan woman has set up a mobile library in the capital kabul to try to give some children a chance to discover the world of books. this is no ordinary bus it offers hope to children in capital every day

china is dry with the exception of north and you non sichuan where rain seems quite likely and up in tibet and plateau you'll see snow again changes season pretty obvious already to the sas a lot of rain is still forecast in the southern philippines and through born here on the white cloud is showing this angle which is the rains the general rains coming slowly but still it looks like java and bali and all points east look dry sumatra increasingly not so but stop tickly wet island singapore and caleb back into the sheriff quite possibly as for the receding monsoon through india it's construct again in odisha and possibly much of pradesh and to the northeast of india. the weather sponsored by cats own a race. in germany's capital there's a barber like no other sort of what it is it. goes from. but as he said he changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived. in the past or of berlin this is you know. when people need to be heard. so to speak for a few jomo soldiers lawyer it's not. short and the story needs to be told

this time it is not even indian she comes from tibet doesn't really feel a term anywhere and now works through her frustration with poetry. that i don't have the same spirit of the unadulterated tibetan like india has seeped into. the elders called them sondra. but quietly they get offended the youth or treat of in choosing words for those not born in india but on the city streets and just another cheeky. the audience applauded and he asked to play every time. they're told. afterwards they head off to other clubs where the evening isn't yet over. for example to manuever presentations also take place albeit a totally different kind. welcome to the delhi death fest. it death metal is a particularly violent form of hard rock the bass is extra heavy the voice is extra deep and the near expects truth gloomy but in no way could the mood be described as apocalyptic. ham abroad it's more like a lifestyle you will have all the people people in the sixty's fifty's also attending their shows but as in india once they start walking you know once they have real jobs and bigot married and all that k

bingbing has been missing since june.that is when her social media account says, she went to visit tibetx evasion -- although no official charges have been announced. actor tom arnold and hollywood producer mark burnett got into it last night at a pre-emmy event.arnold filed a police report claiming burnett attacked him.the actor says the reason the two do not like each other is he wants burnett to release what he says are outtakes from the apprentice that will show president donald trump in a very bad light. ((2shot))((jr))here's a question for you...would you like to see the dark side of the moon? one man says yes. ((pam)) a japanese billionare was just selected as the first private passenger to take a flight around the moon. yusaku mae-zawa was chosen at a space-x event tonight in los angeles. the mission is slated to use the company's big falcon rocket. space-x made a similar announcement last year, saying, two people signed a deal to take a similar trip on the company's falcon heavy rocket. musk says, he hopes to start testing the spaceship portion of the big falcon rocket system ne

. >> reporter: tibets a 22-year-old student from the university of iowa was found a month later.n undocumented immigrant was arrested and charged with her murder, cristhian rivera. a family friend led a family letter from her mother. >> we are honored that for a brief period of time, you got to nknow our molly. >> reporter: molly's father attended the service, but he declined to speak with us, and he asked the friends to be kind and generous with one another going forward and in other words, be a little bit more like molly. cornell bernard, abc 7 news >>> the man who murdered her is claiming that he had memory loss prior to confronting her, and experts say it could set up a defense over to the mental state. no date has been set for the next court appearance. >>> crews are expected to start repairs at the center in san fr to d today. the $2.2 billion transit hub remains closed because of the two cracked beams. materials were schedule d to arrive yesterday for the repairs, and freemont street remains closed between mission and howard and the buses are still running out of the tempo

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china is dry with the exception of north and unite and sichuan where rain seems quite likely and up in tibet and plateau you'll see snow again changes season pretty obvious already to the sas a lot of rain is still forecast in the southern philippines and through born here on the white cloud is showing this angle which is the rains the general rains coming slowly but still it looks like java in bali and all points east look dry sumatra increasingly not so but stop tickly wet island singapore and back into the sheriff quite possibly as for the receding monsoon through india it's construct again in odisha and possibly much of pradesh and to the northeast of india. the weather sponsored by cattle and nice. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was he was started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to the chemicals closure and the job and investigation reveals how even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health costs we think ok we'll send our you waste

the soviet union, as well as china and tibet. so it is not just the soviet union that he is flying over, but other countries as needed. there are some 24 pilots in the first batch of pilots recruited. they are stationed around the former soviet union. some in japan, some in the uk, some in turkey, some back home in the united states. after four and half years of missions, my father has flown 27 successful missions. at this time, he is one of the most experienced pilots, the most hours in the aircraft. he is selected to fly the may 1 mission. this mission will fly across the entire width of the former soviet union, from pakistan, to norway, above the arctic circle. it is approximately a nine hour flight. some 2400 miles. my father is selected to do this mission. he wakes up early, puts on his flight suit. looks at the orders and the targets. he is authorized to go. he takes off at about 6:00 a.m. he crosses over the former soviet union's border at approximately 68,000 feet. he starts to flip on and off the camera switches that wil

his teeth in another ethnic trouble spot to bet he has adapted some of the security measures used in tibet to shin jump including a clear focus on surveillance and technology. things like police checkpoints every few hundred meters forcible checking of people's mobile phone devices of their laptops on as well as surveillance by things like iris scans facial recognition cameras and d.n.a. checks he has many leaders who are saying that they're simply been called in because they exchanged text messages or shared an e-mail several years ago that contained religious content and now they're being called into our education can't are being questioned at a detention camp for that very small action you can wander around some of the residential neighborhoods where we go community is where once concentrated and find them to be completely deserted there's no charges no trial people just sort of disappear into these places for many months at a time and even longer. mego radical politics has her own story to tell she is one. of the very few foreign reporters who managed to get into shin jong to report on

his teeth in another ethnic trouble spot to bet he has adapted some of the security measures used in tibet to shin jiang including a clear focus on surveillance and technology. things like police checkpoint. every few hundred meters forcible checking of people's mobile phone devices their laptops as well as surveillance by things like iris scans facial recognition cameras and d.n.a. chats you have many readers who are saying that they're simply been called in because they exchanged text messages or shared an e-mail several years ago that contained religious content and now they're being called into a education can't are being questioned at a detention camp for that very small action you can wander around some of the residential neighborhoods where we are community is where one is concentrated and find them to be completely deserted there's no charges no trial people just sort of disappear into these places for many months at a time and even longer. mego rajagopal that has her own story to tell she is one of the very few foreign reporters who managed to get into shin jong to report on the s

as they don't allow, they try to stifle discussion of the three t's, taiwan, tiananmen square and tibet. less well-known is what's happening with hollywood where china is telling studios, if you want to get in peace of our box office, you know, incredibly large amount it's going to be , bigger than use issue, if not by mixture, you really want to submit your script to the chinese censors. hollywood students -- hollywood studios are doing this. sometimes they bring the chinese censors on the set. the beautiful people are not really hiding this, beautiful quote by james cameron. i think about two years ago what he said quote, i've noticed i am always against censorship but this is an important marker for me some going to do what's necessary to continue having this be an important market for my films. and i'm going to play by the rules that are integral to this market because you have to. this is the same james cameron who is incredibly out there defending truth here in the u.s. -- he's canadian by the way -- but despite his incredible candor, most americans don't know about this. what i'v

they take money -- the three ts, taiwan, tiananmen square, and tibet. the less well known is happening with hollywood where china is telling studios if you want to get any piece of our box office, you know, incredibly ginormous amount, it's going to be bigger than the u.s. this year, if not by next year, you're really going to have to submit your scripts to the chinese censors. sometimes they bring the chinese censors on the set. now, the beautiful people are not really hiding this. beautiful quote by james cameron, quite a few years ago, he said, quote, if you notice, i'm always against censorship. i'm going to do what's necessary to continue having this be an important market for my films. i'm going to play by the rules for this market because you have to. so, you know, this is the same james cameron who is incredibly, you know, out there, defending truth, here in the u.s. but despite his incredible candor, most americans don't know about him. you know, what i've called for in the past, say, well, maybe in the titles to the movies, you know, just say

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joining me is kevin tibet.f marijuana. 808 80" ". >> there's so many myths about marijuana. people think it's not addictive. but today's pot is so much stronger than it used to be. it's so innovative, created all of these gummis, candies, ice creams that are attractive to kids i think it's a real problem. we need to slow this train down. it's going way too fast. >> what's the biggest myth that you want to talk down? >> i think the biggest myth is it's going to bring revenue. it costs us $10 for every dollar in revenue i'm still looking for the states that solve it with alcohol, tobacco revenue. it's going to cost us in car crashes because marijuana absolutely impairs driving youth dropout rates. i don't know how we're a better country and better workforce and frankly competitive economy. >> what happens when you put a different age limit on it. i'm saying not at 21, but literally like 30. because one of the big issues is really about young people using it do you think there is a shift or a change in the danger,