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in myanmar, we talk to people looking toto make their r fore drillingng for oil.. but first we head to iran, which is only now starting to face up to its drurug problems. accordrding to the u united nat, aroundnd 31 million n people worldwide regularly consume harmfulevevels oillicicit ugs. iran has one of the world's highest numbers of drug addicts relative to population size. 1.25 million people, according to u.n. figures. ththe country shares a 900 kilometer-long border with afghanistan, the world's biggest producer of opium and its products. in recent years, large amounts of drugs of all kinds have been confnfiscated in i iran. drughave l long been a taboo subject there. and addicts are only just starting to get some help. reporter: shirin earns her living making handicrafts,s, whh she sells on the streets. this would have been unthinkable just a few yeaears ago. shirinin was a drug addict. she was hooked on crystal meth for eight years. her father was also an addict. he introduced shirin to alcohol when she was a child. shirin: my father fermented his own wine

hehe invitese toto h home e to share his story. >> there is no hope here. am neither dead nor alive. it is all the same. we don't have any jobs, no future, nonothing. this couountry kills our dreams. that is why i want to escape. fanny: wael survived several boat accidents in the memediterranean, b but is undeterred. he wants to try again. >> if i stay here in tunisia, i have zero hope. in europe, i at least have a chance. fanny: but europe does not want to take in migrants like wael. so who exactly is responsible for those rescued at sea? >> we have to stop treating migrants like hostages and using them as political leverage. we have to stop treating them as a tool which to get money from europe. and we have to be humane from them. and guarantee them the rights of freedom of movement. fanny: tunisia's s governnt h hs repeatedly s said it doeoes nott to be the gatekeeper for migrants trying to reach europe. caught in limbo, thousands see trying their luck on the mediterranean as their only option, despite the dangers. phil: this is news from daniel winter n

as england take on sweden and the winner of that match will face either russia or croatia who come toto deceiving is the first time in thirty two years that russia has got this far in the tournament and russia knocking out spain as you know was one of the big upsets so for them to go even further would be absolutely incredible so what more can we expect well more tears more cheers most likely more big. russian croatia reach the quarter final off the winning dramatic penalty shootout croatia are one of the tournament favorites but russia are riding high on the new found wave of confidence after their win against spain team russia in the quarterfinals performing something just short of a miracle giving the fight to the mighty spain and eventually knocking it right out of the tournament that night russian fans rule. a little gold became a thing after the choose saved by the russian goalkeeper eagerly can feel even the final penalty shootout if you can fave himself already a story here at home became an even bigger internet celebrity at the time. drawing attention of course russia's michael

as england take on sweden and the winner of that match will face either russia or croatia who come toto this evening is the first time in thirty two years that russia has got this far in the tournament and russia knocking out spain as you know was one of the big upsets so for them to go even further would be absolutely incredible. what more can we expect while her tears more chair is most likely morbius. thank you thank thank god we thank. her. yes yes. yes. i was. was. i was. hired. ok. russia and croatia reached the quarter final off the winning dramatic penalty shootouts croatia all one of the tournament favorites but russia all writing high on a new style wave of confidence off to their win against spain. team russia in the quarterfinals performing something just shorts over america giving the fight to the mighty spain and eventually knocking it right out of the tournament that night russian fans rule. that. little gold became a thing off to the two saves by the russian goalkeeper eagerly can fav in the final penalty shootout degree can fav himself already a star here at home became

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wewe will be able toto see how crititical the observers will b, how high they will set the bar in orderor this to b be a truy free and fair election. there have been some elections in kenya that did not put the bar higher. brent: we know this is about the future of zimbabwe. we can't escape the past. not with the roller of the past four decades, robert mugabe. do some zimbabweans miss him? melanie: maybe. i think some miss him. he still has some political sway with a lot of them. he has been trying to use that. for him it has been upsetting that his name was not on the ballot paper. he was in the polling station for 10 minutes. people thought that he was looking for his name on it. he brought a lot of supporters with him to the p polling statations. we donon't know if he asked them to come workrk there weree ther. of course, as you know, yesterday, robert mugabe said that the only thing you can do is vote for him. we will now listen too him putting in the boat. brent: this can be an interesting side effect of this process. if the opposition candidate were to win, what would change in th

didn't have access to theseypes of services and didn't know they have options. >> reporter: mama toto'snt and postpartum women by offering education, birthing plans, labor services and -- >> why are we seeing a higher rate of maternal mortality in d.c. compared to our not just compared to our neighbors, why do we see a disparity in our city. >> reporter: d.c. counc aman charleen is shocked by the numbers. in a city with some of the best medical care in the nearly 41 deaths for every 100,000 deaths in d.c., the most recent statistics from the decade that ended in 2014. that's double the national average. >> but if you were to break that number down east and west,alhich is going to break down on a lot of other lines, which are going to b both ce, class, income, you're going to see a huge disparity between east and west. the number in the east is actually higher than 41. that's unacceptable. >> reporter: some of the problems are easy todentify. the lack of access to care on the city's east side where hospitals have closed or stopped offering maternity services. some women just d't know wha

they want toto protect agagainst russia, yet they paid billions of dollars to russia and we are the smocks paying f for the whoe thing -- schmuks paying for the whole thing. >> let's deconstruct that statement. he repeatedaspects as the nato summit got underway. assertion that the u.s. bears a disproportionate share of nato cost. 67% of thees cover nato budget with a contribution that amounts to over 3.5% of the u.s. gdp. 1.2% ofmanages a paltry its gdp. the nato allies claim they have gotten the message and germany says it will go up to 1.5% by 2014 -- 2024. is that good enough? >> the three-point something the u.s. spends does not go entirely to nato. it is an element of the overall u.s. defense budget. in nato because they find it wonderful because it is -- but because it is papat of their national interest. there is an issue of sharing and the question of it is as old as nato, every american president talked about sharing and called europeans to do more for their defense. rightly so as the europeans have not paid enough attention to their own defense forces and systems and they are rig

. >>> toto a only on news 4. we've been following the deadly crash between a food tru and the loudon county family. now, we see what the food truck is diastolic before crash. this is surveillance you can see the red truck zip past the school bus. the bus driver laid on the horn there. the kids crossing the street thre not hurt. and , the driver saw the food truck after itit aaron kaplan's car. the mother of three was killed. >> that's him. >> the vehicle tt was i the accident, almost hit two of my kids. >> theruck driver told police the crash that he knew the truck had bad brakes. but this video from s theool bus just before the crash, was a key piece of evidence, that convicted him of involuntary manslaughter. he will be going to prison for ten years. >>> what began as a typical trib to tch ended in panic. two kids were bitten by sharks in separate attacks oong island yesterday. a 13-year-old boy at summer camp was attacked bill boogie boarding. this is video of him limping ana bandageder it there. a few miles a

time, our pleading toto the federal government, come out with pain alternatives that are less addictive. this is top and center nationally. we recognize the pendulum is swinging to your point. we will continue to do the work to make a difference for individuals such as yourself caught in the trap. host: when you have commerce asian's about this issue what is the response to the topic of prescribing? are they resisting? guest: not at all. we are getting cooperation. the majority of the community is aware -- i use the pendulum analogy. it has swung too far the other way. they are open. we do have the outliers that are seizing an opportunity. those are the ones we are going after. we are working to make sure the net, whenp safety patients get dislodged from practice, there is a safety net for them to get that the treatment. 5 andrew -- host: andrew. you are on with our guest. caller: good morning. first of all, i agree with holding these pharmaceutical companies more accountable. dayew jersey, every other you see in the paper and the internet they are pulling and doctors with these pill mi

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nermeen: as thousandnds protest president tru's visit toto england, the mayor has given permission forarge trump abp limp to fly over the protest. attack fromnder sosome circles a and recently defend h his appval l of the blimp p in an interview on "good morning g britain." p ptests taking place. on satday,y, extme farar right protest. you u know my viewews on that. they'rere the same asas yours in a separate e proto-probababln saturday.. friday, asas an anti-donald d tp protest. my view is irrelevant. to do haveve the freeeedom to assesele? if iis peacel and se, they shou. am for mor we are ined in londonheila men by,he organize behind the trump baby blimp will stop again, this huge blimp that will float over the british parliament, in orange baby blimp of trump holding a cell phone and also with us from oxford is george monbiot. katrina vanden heuvel is here in new york. sheila, talk about this blimp. who came up with it? the fact that mayor has approved the blimp, and what are your thoughts behind it? >> we are coming to london with this blimp. we will be flying it over the houses o

when we wewent to flint toto tak about the poisoning of american went to the also source of nestlÉ'sn we were in n flint, we were being handeded bottled water everywhere. companies were giving truckloads of bottled water to people, which was also great advertising for them. more importantly, where was this water coming from? the issue of this bottled water, talk about it. >> this is unreal. the same week the state granted nestlÉ this permit for $200 a year for unlimited access to the great lakes, it was the same week they cut bottled water for flint. there are people in flint who still cannot afford water. they are getting shut off because they canannot pay theier bills for water. they still need to use a filter to drink from, and we grant a corporation unlimited access to the great lake water. it is mind-bogoggling, tone dea, unreal. amy: flint, michigan, pediatrician dr. mona hanna-attisha. her new book "w"what the eyes don't see." if you would like to go back to the documentary we did and flanked when we were there during the height of the crisis, you can go to democracynow.org an

wade, which includes, in fact states, a woman's right toto abortion? another two or perhaps threree justices on, tht is really what -- that will happen. that will happen automatically, in my opinion, because i'm putting pro-life justices on the court. amy: we will take an in-depth look at the kavanaugh nomination the round table of guests, including former planned parenthood president cecile richards. >> enormous concern is is a judicial nominee who was chosen not for his temperament, not for his experience, but because he was checked and approved by the federal society, an organization that is supported the overturn of roe v. wade. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump has nominated federal judge brett kavanaugh to replace retiring supreme court justice anthony kennedy. if kavanaugh is confirmed, it would create a bloc of five right-wing justices, making it the most conservative supreme court since the 1930's. critics warn this could lead to major roll

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time, our pleading toto the federal government, come out with pain alternatives that are less addictive. this is top and center nationally. we recognize the pendulum is swinging to your point. we will continue to do the work to make a difference for individuals such as yourself caught in the trap. host: when you have commerce asian's about this issue what is the response to the topic of prescribing? are they resisting? guest: not at all. we are getting cooperation. the majority of the community is aware -- i use the pendulum analogy. it has swung too far the other way. they are open. we do have the outliers that are seizing an opportunity. those are the ones we are going after. we are working to make sure the net, whenp safety patients get dislodged from practice, there is a safety net for them to get that the treatment. 5 andrew -- host: andrew. you are on with our guest. caller: good morning. first of all, i agree with holding these pharmaceutical companies more accountable. dayew jersey, every other you see in the paper and the internet they are pulling and doctors with these pill mi

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