jimmy wales thanks for joining me on front you're about to launch a project called wiki tribune with the bold objective to quote fix the news to combat the rise of fake news facebook has just announced they're actually in this thing we could pedia with you founded to help combat fake news so how big a problem do you think this really is is fake news in your view the front to truth and democracy that some seem to think it is. yes i do i think it's a it's a fairly serious problem and it's a broader problem than just what i would call pure fake news i.e. these websites that have popped up that offer completely counterfeit stories and completely made up nonsense there's also the broader problem of a rise of relatively low quality media which is competing with more traditional more respectable media in a really aggressive way for clicks and ad revenue and so forth which is really putting a lot more pressure on journalism than it has already experience which has been quite a lot of us like and just on the counterfeit stories tech giants like facebook and google really seem to be struggling

yes, the tribunal decided they were workers.ribunal, and they claimed it was the wrong decision and they should be treated as self—employed. at the moment, they are considered workers, but that is something they are challenging. if they are determined to be workers, and if uber is not able to renew its licence in london, what happens? do they become entitled to redundancy or severance that the company has to fund? rob lynott, because redundancy itself, a redundancy payment is generally only available to employees. although the employment tribunal found that the drivers were workers, it is the category between self—employed and employed. they may have certain basic rights such as the minimum wage and holidays, they would not necessarily be entitled to severance pgy- necessarily be entitled to severance pay. it is reallyjust the contract between themselves and about, and bringing that to an end. if they are found to be employees, which is quite unlikely, they could be entitled to redundancy payments. but i think if they continue,

25, had you the supreme court of connecticut -- so that is all i am talking about, what is your tribunal and the kind of law? natural law is a source of law and you will find no quibble. >> the gentleman in the back. >> ok. >> my question is really

bancarias del futbolista rafa mÁrquez pero la procuradurÍa mexicana quiere que se revise el fallo de un tribunallocutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna ccon ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: el tanto de justicia encabezado por el fiscal general jeff sessions insiste en obligar a una menor de edad a cumplir con un embarazo no deseado. la menor es una inmigrante indocumentada quien permanece en un centro de detenciÓn, y en que un juez federal ordenÓ permitir el aborto antes del 31 de octubre, la admiraciÓn de trump a apelado la decisiÓn. lourdes: ¿tiene o no el derecho a obtener un aborto en estados unidos una joven latinoamericana de 17 aÑos, detenida en texas por entrar ilegalmente y sola al paÍs? la uniÓn americana para las libertades civiles, pidiÓ a la corte de apelaciones del distrito de columbia que todos los jueces del tribunal, escuchen el caso. >> no es el Único caso. hay otras mujeres que estÁn en detenciÓn, qque no pueden tener un aborto. lourdes: le dio tiempo a las autoridades de que buscarÁ quiÉn la pueda patrocinar al salir del centro de detenciÓn. el depa

jimmy wales thanks for joining me from you're about to launch a project called wiki tribune with the bold objective to quote fix the news to combat the rise of fake news facebook has just announced they're actually in this thing we could pedia with you founded to help combat fake news so how big a problem do you think this really is is fake news in your view the threat to truth and democracy that some seem to think it is. yes i do i think it's a it's a fairly serious problem and it's a broader problem than just what i would call pure fake news i.e. these websites that have popped up that offer completely counterfeit stories and completely made up nonsense there's also the broader problem of a variety of relatively low quality media which is competing with the more traditional more respectable media in a really aggressive way for clicks and ad revenue and so forth which is really putting a lot more pressure on journalism than it has already experience which has been quite a lot of us like and just on the counterfeit stories tech giants like facebook and google really seem to be strugg

julio: en otras noticias en otros paÍses destacamos, en colombia, el alto tribunal de justicia, tras ni menos que el blindaje a futuro de la columna vertebral del proceso de paz entre el gobierno colombiano y las farc. la corte constitucional, en una decisiÓn unÁnime, determinÓ que los prÓximos 12 aÑos no serÁn posible modificar los acuerdos logrados en materia de participaciÓn en polÍtica de los guerrilleros reinsertados. la aplicaciÓn de justicia transicional y los mecanismo para garantizar la incorporaciÓn a la vida civil de los insurgentes. el mundo de la mÚsica popular en mÉxico estÁ otra vez de luto tras el asesinato guadalajara,jalisco del cantante de la banda cuisillos. francisco ernesto rey martÍnez, de acuerdo a un informe de la fiscalÍa general del estado, el intÉrprete de 32 aÑos, fue asesinado a balazos, en su domicilio a quemarropa, por varios sujetos. >> es muy lamentable que sucedan cosas. desgraciadamente ha sucedido, y mÁs le llega la nota. entonces como cualquier ser humano, es muy lamentable. ♪ ♪ julio: al regresar de la pausa, les tenemos un resumen de nuestro co

it was their intention to do something that was forbidden by the tribunal and which had no democratic in the parliament, the adopted the solutions that i have mentioned. what the government to? the government on the 11th of october required that the catalonian, its president, to explain something that can be explained easily. howard league or have you not declared independence? the government could have asked them earlier as public opinion was asking us. when the constitution was disregarded, there were a lot of opportunities. but we preferred to act, think one must in these cases, with responsibility, with common sense, and tried to reach a point where there would be a rectification which never took place. the general syndicate have decided this but they did not they did not reply within the

our behalf of tribune, i am thrilled to welcome you to the tribune festival. we have a terrific lineup of panelists. first, we need to introduce them. left is cecile richards. [applause] , she isu do not know president of the planned parenthood federation of america and planned parenthood action fund. in 2011, she led the national fight to save federal funding for planned parenthood. [applause] is the speaker for the colorado house of representatives. [applause] she has represented her in central denver since 2010. she was the majority leader for the 2015 and 2016 terms. recipient of the rising star award. [applause] next we have -- [applause] [laughter] >> really, really exciting. he was on the ground at ferguson, missouri. aroundbeen at protests the country, protesting police violence. in 2015, he joined other advocates and activists and a remarkable effort -- in a remarkable effort to end police violence. [applause] >> as is cofounder and executive producer of the invisible project. before invisible, he worked as an associate rector for prosperity now. he s

and stands to get even bigger if the tribune media merger goes through.ied group of republican supporters. he is even bragged about dining at the white house with the president. so he is right at the top of republican industry donor pyramid, if you will. he is managed to avoid the amount of attention sa rupert murdoch or some other to natitional media moguls have attracted. amy: the merging of sinclair and tribune? these are the smaller local stations that. the united states, crisscross the united states. givive 42l would television stations from sinclair or from tribune intoo sinclair. it would add more of those dots on the map, as you mentioned for step sinclair has no presence right now in colorado. this would give it a major presence in colorado. it would also briring stations n ththese three largest media markets in the country into the ,inclair company -- new york , one of the and wgn most famous broadcast companies in america, in chicago. so this would really seal sinclair's position as the sort of dominant broadcast company. of course, given that

[applause] saying, on behalf of the texas tribune, i am happy to welcome you to the texas tribune festivalnd to trump and the presidency, a very rich panel, i believe. panelis a whole bunch of you all makehope

erick's work he's also worked as a staff photographer for the seattle times and the pasade pasadena tribune. and it's of particularly noteworthy because of the incredible vantage point he had had covering 9/11 right out of the white house. then we've also got daryl hawks who was a stringer for upi, associated press and was particularly important from our standpoint as a photographer covering the carter administration because carter strangely enough never really had had an official white house photographer. and so the press, the photo gejournalists have th images we would have normally gotten through a white house photographer. then lucian perkins, a pulitzer prize winner. and he's a proud graduate of the university of texas at austin by the way. but he was for 27 years a staff photographer for the washington post. he won the pulitzer prize for covering three generations of poverty in washington d.c. and also the refugee situation in kosovo. then we also have the question of david valdez. he was george h.w. bush's white house photographer and he has a book of those photographs as well. and t

la decisiÓn fue tomada en respuesta a una peticiÓn de jóvenes inmigrantes de georgia ante un tribunalcido con daca no pueden demostrar presencia legal. residentes del barrio ---height de tampa estÁ colocando cÁmaras de seguridad intentando captar alguna pista sobre presunto asesino en serie que matÓ a tiros a tres personas en el vecindario. dos de los tres fallecidos son hispanos, y todos son jÓvenes. las autoridades investigan si esas coincidencias serÍan un patrÓn el pistolero para elegir a sus vÍctimas. reportera: la seguridad en este barrio es constante, el departamento de policÍa de tampa patrulla las calles y va de puerta en puerta busca de informaciÓn que pueda ayudar a la captura de quien le quitÓ la vida a tres personas. dos de ellos son hispanos, pero el experto en crÍmenes violentos asegura que la similitud de los casos no son coincidencia. por lo que para Él se trata de un asesino en serie. >> puede matar otra vez iba a seguir matando. reportera: ahora se sabe que no era el Único hispano, mÓnica hoffa tambiÉn. nos fuimos hasta donde vivÍa la cubana americana pero nadie res

lourdes: luego de un mes y luego de haber tenido que recurrir a mÁs de un tribunal, la joven centroamericanaos que vive en este refugio desde que cruzÓ la frontera sola, finalmente pudo realizarse el aborto que solicitaba. >> se encuentra bien. esta feliz que consiguiÓ el procedimiento que querÍa. lourdes: aunque durante este polÉmico caso que desatÓ tanta controversia, todos se han referido la joven como "jane doe" para proteger su identidad, hoy la hemos conocido mÁs a travÉs de la carta que escribiÓ. "soy una chica 17 aÑos que vive en este paÍs en busca de una mejor vida, el viaje no fue fÁcil pero vive con la esperanza de hacerme de una vida de la que pueda estar orgullosa. sueÑa con estudiar, hacerme enfermera y algÚn dÍa trabajar con ancianos". este caso, segÚn sus defensores, dejÓ claro un principio. >> cada persona que estÁ dentro de los estados unidos, aunque son inmigrantes, tienen derecho bajo la constituciÓn de los estados unidos. tienen derecho sobre su cuerpo. lourdes: en la carta expresÓ su sentir, "esta es mi vida, en mi decisiÓn. quiero futuro mejor". el gobierno mantiene su

i'm happy to welcome you to the texas tribune festival and to trump and the presidency. a very rich panel. there is a whole bunch of trump and resistance, trump and congress, we hope this is the first of a huge day. there is lunch on the main mall. the day willing -- conclude with a reception at the at&t center.

to the current investigation of the trump administration during a discussion at the annual texas tribune festival in austin. other panelists included the office director and achief ethics lawyer others. this is just over one hour. [applause]

we have to sue china before a tribunal at the u.n. convention.haryl: this past july, the international tribunal ruled that china's territor but that didn't end the dispute. the philippines won its lawsuit against china, correct? antonio carpio: yes. sharyl: what was the impact? did china change its ways? antonio carpio: china did not. china said that we are not complying with the ruling. sharyl: china's claims over almost the entire china sea is upending an order the u.s. has helped keep since world war ii. and it's concerning concern to five other nations that have become prosperous, in part, by using these busy shipping lanes where they claim maritime territory. will china move to control or even block them? at his nomination hearing, secretary of state rex tillerson talked tough. sec. rex tillerson: they're taking territory or declaring control of territories that are not rightfully china's. the island building in the south china sea in many respects, in my view, building islands and then putting military assets on those islands is akin to rus

the current investigations of the tramp administration during a discussion that the annual texas tribune festival in austin. other panelists included a former director of the u.s. ethics office, the former spokesman for attorney general eric holder and others. this is just over one hour. [applause] >> look at that. everyone. it to see you at the gathering here today entitled "trump, ethics, and the law.

the chicago tribune newspaper is reporting that mrobama will be tribune newspaper is reporting that mr duty next month. the news came in an announcement by the chief judge of cook county illinois where the former president owns a home. rescue workers in central nepal are searching a river for survivors of a bus crash which killed 31 people, including children. the overcrowded bus skidded off the road in dhading district 80 kilometres west of the capital and plunged into a river. voting in the rerun presidential election in kenya has been postponed indefinitely. it had been due to ta ke indefinitely. it had been due to take place in four volatile western counties on saturday but authorities said the safety threat to electoral workers was too great. a rolex watch belonging to the late hollywood star paul newman has sold for a record price at auction in new york. the watch was given to him by his wife joanne woodward york. the watch was given to him by his wifejoanne woodward as they filmed the 1969 movie winning together. the stainless steel watch was sold to an unnamed telephone buyerfo

orwill never have the energy weight fitting a national tribunal. marshall, io suppose it must be you. he said he will accept respectfully. ok, last two parts of the exhibit, one was called the transformation of the federal judiciary. actuallyginning he was right. he was wrong predictably. by the end of the marshall court the supreme court of united states did have that energy and dignity. transformation, we can come back to this, this is a attempt to make sure that the judiciary which is stocked by federalists is above politics. writingludes not just the circuit because they had to. because the republicans have revealed a judiciary act that allows other people to ride circuit. with a committee that did that. not just marbury versus madison but imagine testifying at the impeachment trial. that withad to do samuel chase. it was not successful. on the first supreme court decision with a state law and constitutional with whom i disagree about many things that i do. he said without marbury if we did not have judicial law it would not be a big deal. thin

this went to the court of tribunal, the tribunal of constitutional guarantees, which sat on it for fivehich was allowed. reluctantly but seen more or less as a canvas opinion poll. the present situation could easily have been avoided. of course it is true that the spanish constitution does not permit the separation of any of the spanish constituent regions. however of course laws are written on paper and not carved in stone so technically it is possible for that to be changed. if the madrid government had looked at opinion polls and decided that actually probably only about a0% of the population in catalonia was in favour of independence, if they had been remotely intelligent they would've said go ahead, it will not be binding because that would be against the law but you can go ahead and if you want it to be the basis of future negotiation you will have to have qualified majorities, say 55, 60%. they did not do that, instead they have used sort of strong—arm tactics and there are many people in spain now on both sides of the border between spain and catalonia saying what has happened w

[applause] saying, on behalf of the texas tribune, i am happy to welcome you to the texas tribune festival and to trump and the presidency, a very rich panel, i believe. panelis a whole bunch of you all makehope this the first of a huge day here at the festival. there is lunch on the main mall. the day will conclude with a reception at the at&t center. this panel is supported by pearson, and the sponsors and donors played no role in determining the content, panelists or my line of questioning. event will be 60 minutes. the last 15 to 20 minutes will be open to questions for the audience for the panel. after that, pearson will host all of us for a brief meet and texasnext-door in the union building, where we will all drain the swamp together. please it join us for that. if you will tweet during this event, use the #. while you're looking at your phone, please #-- please silence it. left is douglas brinkley. he is cnn's presidential historian and author of several books about the presidency, most recently rightful heritage, franklin d roosevelt and the land of america. is a national politica

decision on the sinclair-tribune deal is expected later this year.washington, d.c., i'm william brangham for the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: we have heard the harrowing tales of migrants making their way to greece. many do not survive the trip across the aegean sea. tonight, as part of our "newshour shares," a look at trying to get refugees comfortable with water, and the sea, to help alleviate stress. independent producer micah garen sent this report from lesbos, greece. >> my name is isidoros lapsatis. i'm greek. i'm from an island called kefalonia, and i work with lifeguard hellas on lesvos. we do swimming lessons here for the refugees. i think it's important for the refugees to enjoy the water. you know, it's something. they've had traumatizing experiences. most of them, some of them, if not many of them, can't swim. i believe these people deserve to have fun and relax, and appreciate the water, you know, the sea, the way we do. >> have you ever been in the sea? >> yes, in the boat. not like this, man. i'm scared sometimes, when i think about gett

this is from the annual texas tribune festival at the university of texas in austin.an hour also on the festival, texas and mexican officials talk about us-mexico relations during the trump presidency. >> welcome to our panel at the texas tribune festival about the trump era. we are lucky to have two men that attended the university of texas. i am also an alumni. i like being in the auditorium. on

. ♪ ilia: la exdiputada mexicana, compareciÓ por primera vez en un tribunal de washington por trÁficoensa decidieron posponer la audiencia por 60 dÍas, algo que fue aceptado por el juez. por diferentes razones, en mÉxico han ido cerrando sus puertas muchos albergues que brindaron refugio a los damnificados por el terremoto, que ahora no tienen dÓnde ir. alejandro visitÓ uno de los lugares y nos trae los dramÁticos testimonios. >> cerraron el albergue. lo sacaron. albergue: janet perdiÓ su casa y a su mamÁ cuando el edificio se vino abajo luego del sismo .ella y sus dos hermanas tuvieron que irse a vivir a un albergue que sÓlo duró por 18 dÍas. en este albergue, había 25 personas. es una guarderÍa para trabajadores de la secretarÍa de comunicaciones y transportes. la dependencia tiene daÑos severos. tambiÉn fueron sacadas del albergue dolores, junto con su hija y dos nietas. tuvo que regresar a su vivienda que estÁ en un edificio, que por el sismo se recargÓ en la casa continua. >> mi hija se querÍa quedar, pero dijeron que nos Íbamos a otro el verde, como yo no confiaba en otro alberg

a merger between sinclair and tribune would allow sinclair to change that dynamic. with more local programming coming from a centralized source, there would be less information and less diversity of ideas in local reporting. that kind of concentrated power is bad for competition, and it's worse for democracy. whether the sinclair agenda was on the political right or the political left, no single centralized corporation should control access to local programming for so many households. we need a strong chair at the f.c.c., a chair who understands that the government's role is to work for american families and to hold giant corporations accountable. we do not need a chair at the f.c.c. who is working for the most powerful communications corporations in this country, and that is why i will vote no on the nomination of chairman pai to be chairman of the f.c.c. thank you, madam president. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal lord god, we lift our hearts to you. lord, please shower your mercy on our nation, as we seek to deal with the las vegas mass shooting. please show me

for the annual texas tribune festival in austin, this is an hour. this is one hour. >> welcome to the panel about serving congress and the trump area. were very honored to have two men have attended the university of texas, one graduate from north texas anomaly alumni. my immediate left i have congressman henry who is from laredo. he's been serving in congress since 2004. one of the reasons i'm excited for him to be here today season appropriate her. he helps decide how we spend our money. there is anything i was told in the aftermath of hurricane harvey, the five most important members of congressman are john cornyn, the senate majority whip in the floor park breeders. is a democrat. have delayed in the democratic efforts from the state of texas to get as much money for harvey as possible. my for the left is a cars man from louisville elected in 2002. his the most important texan from congress on the healthcare issue. very powerful committee chairmanship. i once asked if he was the quarterback of the effort for healthcare reform and he said i'm the

that is the chicago tribune freedom center. but the cost of living is huge here in chicago and a lot of the other big cities which obviously they are in stone crest or stonecrest or should we say amazon georgia the cost of living is much different. new york has also have a lot to offer. another prominent front one or. chicago chipper -- cheaper by the standards in austin, texas also mentioned prominently about $1,300 a month for a two bedroom apartment. amazon would like to have a workforce here that they don't have to pay through the nose for if you work in new york city compared to stonecrest georgia the cost of living is very different. if you look at those white buildings out there. across the river from the proposed site of the new amazon is the old montgomery wards catalog and mail operation over there. that was the amazon of its day. and people also didn't like montgomery ward or sears because they were putting the mom and pops and the retailers out of business. it goes on to this day. it and leave you with a picture of

have a liberal with fellow muslims who genuinely want to engage and difficult to try to deplore the tribunal but still struggle to confront questions of the who defines their own fight for the house and the libyan community to say we love manchester and hope you have a lovely day bank feet fake and in manchester we found the city still divided on the solution but in both grief and in spirit you know it. we are witnessing around the world this hungry money which is only looking at how to make the next profit devastating economies devastating ecosystems putting a price on the protection of nature green economy is sound good but it was all about privatized sation of nature should our environment be for sale what we're trying to do this destroyed people to stabilize the country by giving them a financial incentive to do that pricing the planet at this time on al-jazeera. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. us about it. al-jazeera fluent in world news. in the final part of a six part series filmed of the fiv

. >> con esta demanda la fiscalía piude al tribunal que emita orden para que la empresa detenga las alegadasy ya estamos de regreso en méxico se vive una gran incertidumbre, es que organizaciones asesinaran a varios alcaldes. >> la policía sigue la búsqueda para ayuda al responsable. le diremos dnde... >> sí uno de los lugares más oncurridosl país. >> temperaturas cambiantes en los próximos días, ¿qué eespera para el inicio de semana? ya volvemos. esto es el desecho tóxico de la industria del tabaco. cuando pones colillas de cigarrillo en el agua, puede pasar esto. cuando un pájaro o un animal pequeño se las comen, esto sucede. ahora imagínate que le pasaría a un niño. pero porqué la industria del tabaco debería decirnos qué tan toxicas son, si no estamos tirando billones de colillas al año. en realidad son trillones. y la industria del tabaco lo sabe. de un super-volcan en el parque nacional ''yellostone''.. --este popular parque cuenta con la mayor concentracion de >> cuando sería la próxima erupción y este popular parque cuenta con la mayor concentración de parques sin embargo, posibilida

our behalf of tribune, i am thrilled to welcome you to the tribune festival.have a terrific lineup of panelists. first, we need to introduce them. to my immediate

win situation isn't it because you know this has made headlines in the new york times as chicago tribune and other publications e.s.p.n. reported on this as well do you think this was a p.r. stunt or do you think that we'll see more of this happening in the bundesliga in other large also don't think that it would be a p.r. stunt but maybe some players who are visiting america a lot knows some of the players so they did it and they they spoke with the team and so yes they wanted to support this so i don't think other teams will do it. but who knows right in there is no i in team it is always a collective effort as we saw play out like you said there was no american in the team and right. ok and on the science on the go to lot of it got a lot of traction from this i mean the story was shown all across the world so i mean i'm happy to be the cynic on this one and con to question the motives i mean if it was the players that came to the club and said look we want to do this right but for me it looked like a media team was behind the strategy so building get some more support. berlin is putti

. >>> ninguna corte funciona asÍ y si otro tribunal intenta operar de esta manera serÍa un escÁndalos a tener decisiones injustas y tomada a la prisa porque el juez estÁ recorrido acom cumplir cuotas. >>> aunque por a nos muchos han abogado por que sean entidad independiente. >>> y mientras secretario de justicia insiste que algunos migrantes abusan en hasta la oficina de revisiÓn mi gran to rey dice que solo se desarrollan criterios adicionales. >>> si lo llegan a implementar def laums nuestra opciones y no descaro tampocos defenderestabla care, el pacto alcanzado por lÍderes demasiaÓcratas y rp can permitirÍa ayudar a personas con menos ingreso, segÚn trump la casa blanca ha sido parte de las negociaciones porque es una buena soluciÓn a corto plazo, ahora debe ser discutido en elÍ que han causado, una zona sdru ud, por mÁs de una semana ya. >>> muchos de ellos enfrentan a la dura realidad de ver su casas reducida a escombros, bomberos progresa en la regiÓn de vino, nuevos incendios en montaÑas de santa cruz y monte mexicanos. raÚl torres informa. >>> soldar vigas de acero, cargar m

el tribunal constitucional de espaÑa ordenÓ suspender la sesiÓn del departamento,programada para la prÓximapronto podrÍan verse nuevamente. mike pence prometiÓ llevar astronautas ppara construir bases y llegar al planeta marte. eso serÍa posible gracias al proyecto de la nasa. ley del renacimiento espacial. el paÍs tendrÁ su primer estado santuario. se trata de california que mediante una ley, amplÍa la protecciÓn a los inmigrantes indocumentados. pero algunos departamentos de policÍa se oponen a esta legislaciÓn. >> el acta de los vales del estado de california. dulce: california oficialmente se declara estado santuario. el gobernador firmÓ la ley sb54, conocida como el acta de valores la cual impedirÁ que las agencias policiales locales y sus recursos sean utilizados para ejercer las leyes migratorias. >> rechazamos las polÍticas pÚblicasde washington. rechazamos la retÓrica vil de odio de washington y de donald trump. dulce: la controvertida ley enfrenta fuerte oposiciÓn de algunos departamentos de alguacil que estÁn a cargo de las cÁrceles. ahora, su colaboraciÓn con agentes federales,

two years later, the only mention is a brief story on the inside page of the chicago tribune.t story was about a march held in his memory. but there recently devoted a three-part series to reviewing the case as an alleged case of big business keeping workers subjugated. another kind of soviet manipulation is the russian edition of the book "working." the u.s. version reports successes and failures in nearly 600 pages. the russian translation is about one third as long and emphasizes the failures and disappointments of working americans. the soviet media portrays the u.s. political system as an oligarchy ruled by the capitalists who control the impoverished masses. moscow radio said the american public has been lost by the demagoguery of those who have been bought by capital. according to moscow radio, american society is repressive and are in the opposition of their own people. moscow television set that thousands of political prisoners are languishing in u.s. prisons of tyranny andlt oppression of the authorities. moscow has seized on the case of an american indian activist c