the truth is for this aspect of rex that i don't really understand it so i'm going to go to the tribune and read their explainer let's talk about the decline of local news that's an issue you're interested in because it's not just here about reaching for objective truths in big. changing events it's also about looking into small corners of the world where local journalists used to do the digging into anymore because the model has fallen apart the avatars and he's gone and you can perhaps once again fill that gap yes so i'm really interested in the problem of local journalism the number of journalists left to keep an eye on the piggy bank so to speak right to keep an eye on what's going on is so small now that we run a real risk of seeing a lot of local corruption a lot of a lot of bad things happen when nobody is paying attention so i think this is a fundamental problem that we need to really focus a lot of attention on trying to solve and my thinking here and we're not yet doing local it with the tribune it's something we want to tries as we can is that around local journalism that's w

the ability of wiki tribune to censor the insureds accuracy which of course is fundamentally in combat or refuting fake news claims and. the one question i would have is as a sort of open source of crowd source online community based project isn't. infinitely open to subversion to the hijacking of the likes of the troll communities and so on who just jump on and do what they've done on facebook and on twitter yes so you really way they can't as easily traditional media yeah i mean i think you really have to be very focused on that as a potential problem but you can't let that stand in the way of trying to empower genuinely good people to participate and do things of quality so we know it would be p.d. of course people get banned from wikipedia every single day for coming on and trolling and doing something but the but the result is they do get bad every single day and you can't say that necessarily of some of the platforms where they tolerate incredibly bad behavior because they consider themselves to be really open platforms whereas wiki pedia has always said this is an open free spee

never reversed its decision no other major tribunals or tribunals gave its views at a tribunal gave that if you said you want truthful now they gave they gave the views and i gave my evidence and i gave my evidence and i i was very happy with my evidence and i was very happy with the situation that that i gave under tribunals over and report you understand why they thought yeah you know like i do i've done that i've done it with that issue and i'm not saying any more about that issue i've dealt with it comprehend finance minister without i don't count i have dealt with all those issues comprehensive they are not dealing with them again you're somebody who wants to come back maybe as president issues out of your public debate for another day be for another day for a senior politician who was always to avoid not only impropriety but the appearance i've given him my total views and and i'm not going to add to them let me talk about the the crash the economic crash yes the tribunals and you can i just before you just explain for a minute. why you don't want to talk about you know i want

dulce: se llevÓ a cabo el tribunal del pueblo.iÓn y aduanas aprueba. >> el objetivo para nosotros es resalta los abusos a los derechos humanos que se estÁn llevando a cabo dentro de los centros de detenciÓn. >> la campaÑa nacional busca responsabilizar a la agencia y los centros de detenciÓn donde activistas aseguran que los inmigrantes sufren abusos y viven en condiciones deplorables. el padre de gabriel ha estado detenidoen este centro desde febrero. y se que fue entregado por conducir sin licencia. >> para mÍ es algo inhumano. no somos animales, Él estaba mal y no sabÍamos si iban a ser sus Últimos dÍas de vida. cÓmo pueden ser tan crueles? >> se posa teme que pueda morir encarcelado porque de repente se enfermÓ y no supo de Él por 20 dÍas. >> Él sentÍa que le iban a cortar el pie, que lo ayudara. esa era mi desesperaciÓn, mi impotencia, de saber que ya despuÉs no supe nada de él. yo decÍa, le cortarían el pie?se morirÍa? dulce: activistas agüero por la ley ab103, que permite supervisar a los centros de detenciÓn para inmigrant

y una mayorÍa en específico en el tribunal de magistrados con inclinaciones lo ha metido en la boleta su persona en la recolecciÓn de firma, desde la sede mÉxico marÍa elena pasi. univisiÓn. patricia: vamos a la pausa al patricia: no despedimos con estas imÁgenes que nos llegan del arte /parque -- parque de tampa. vemos a este gorila que imita los movimentos de su entrenador. enrique: es -- esto es que mola la relaciÓn del gorila y sus entrenadores. patricia: parece que le enseÑa a distinguir colores. enrique: este vÍdeo se ha vuelto viral, para quienes pensamos que los animales deben estar en un ambiente de no cautiverio, por lo menos esta ayuda. patricia: con esto ♪ ♪ presentadora: llegÓ el jueves 12 de abril, bienvenidos a "despierta" Área de la bahÍa. presentadora: tenemos listo el entretenimiento, bienestar de tu familia. les hablarÉ de los efectos de autocrÍticanos ma

we collect it a and we keepep it till one day a tribunal will be established. [knock on door] [women speaking kurdish] [salina speaeaking kurdish] [women speaking kurdish] [salina speakiking kurdish] michael blume: in august 2014 the so-called islamic state, or da'esh, attacked the sinjar region in iraq, and they attacked esespecially the yazidi and christian minorities living there. when da'esh entered the villages and cities, they immediately began to separate people by their religion. and they had a plan to kill all the men, and the women and children, they were taken as slaaves. [i[ikhlas speaking kurdish] [ivana speaking kururdish] [ikhlas spspeaking kurdish] michael: therere is a possibiliy in german law for a state to start a humanitarian admission program. and that's what we did. we decided to take in up to 1,000 women and children that sufferered traumatitizing violee from d da'eshh. but many of the women, , they wanted to have justice.e. they demanded to give testimony of what has happened. i met rabiaa in 2014. i immediately recognized that it was ve

y una mayorÍa en específico en el tribunal de magistrados con inclinaciones lo ha metido en la boletafirma, desde la sede mÉxico marÍa elena pasi. univisiÓn. patricia: vamos a la pausa al cuando las alergias te atacan, siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. graci¡oh! ¿salsa quemada?rido. ...hay que enjuagar. no-oh. ni hablar. ¿en serio? ¿problemas con los trastes? mételos así como están. cascade platinum elimina hasta la salsa quemada. ¡bien! cascade. patricia: no despedimos con estas imÁgenes que nos llegan del arte /parque -- parque de tampa. vemos a este gorila que imita los movimentos de su entrenador. enrique: es -- esto es que mola la relaciÓn del gorila y sus entrenadores. patricia: parece que le enseÑa a distinguir colores. enrique: este vÍdeo se ha vuelto viral, para quienes pensamos que los animales deben estar en un ambiente de no cautiverio, por lo menos esta ayuda. patricia: con esto ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ conde: los protagonistas en

e daily tribune simply wished longstreet dead. it wrote "it had become a subject ofe daily tribune simply wished regret that the wound he received at the battle of the wilderness was not mortal." which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] we would have been spared the mortification of being with his enemies. these southern papers were developing arguments that had a long history. we could trace them back to the spring of 1865. at the very moment of surrender, confederates began laying the building blocks of the cause audiology, claiming the north victory was one of might over right, of superior numbers over resources and claiming that the confederates fought flawlessly for a still righteous cause. this lost cause take on defeat was designed to preempt social change by denigrating the northern victory as a mere show of force. southerners hope to deny northerners a political mandate for reconstruction. longstreet's letters deemed by his critics to be a wholesale rejection of his confederate position

de tribunal supremo de elecciones dijo que no hubo violencia o desÓrdenes. tenemos un resumen.un 39.33%. reportero: el tribunal hizo un llamado vehemente a los candidatos a reconocer los resultados. >> costa rica estÁ por encima de su desazÓn y tienen que ofrecer sobre aldo al nuevo gobierno en la comÚn tarea de sacar al al --al paÍs adelante. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ arantxa: fallece impune el ex dictadora efraÍn montes ríos y un grupo los aromatizantes intensos pueden hacer que salgas corriendo. febreze one limpia malos olores y deja un ambiente fresco. sin aerosoles ni fragancias fuertes. para que puedas rociar y disfrutar. febreze one. siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. ♪ ♪ arantxa: el ex dictador guatemalteco rÍos montt falleciÓ hoy a los 91 aÑos. su gobierno de sÓlo 17 meses fue uno de los periodos mÁs sangrientos de la guerra civil guatemalteca, desde ciudad de guatemala, erika torres tiene la informaciÓn. erika: falleciÓ a los 91 aÑo

de tribunal supremo de elecciones dijo que no hubo violencia o desÓrdenes. tenemos un resumen.a rica estÁ por encima de su desazÓn y tienen que ofrecer sobre aldo al nuevo gobierno en la comÚn tarea de sacar al --al paÍs adelante. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ arantxa: fallece impune el ex dictadora efraÍn montes ríos y un grupo ♪ ♪ arantxa: el ex dictador guatemalteco falleciÓ hoy a los. su gobierno de sÓlo 17 meses fue uno de los periodos mÁs sangrientos de la guerra civil guatemalteca, desde ciudad de guatemala, erika torres tiene la informaciÓn. erika: falleciÓ a los 91 aÑos de un paro cardÍaco y demencia senil rÍos montt. al momento de su fallecimiento se encontraba en su residencia. >> para nosotros en general siempre fue el hÉroe de guatemala eco que sal a guatemala de la catÁstrofe del comunismo --salvo a guatemala de la catÁstrofe del comunismo. erika: rÍos montt fallece en el medio de un juicio. el proceso penal le habrÍa permitido cumplir la condena en su casa. >>la guerra civil fue muy dura y fue por razones polÍticas. erika: el ex jefe de estado habÍa sido condenado a 80 aÑos de pri

sets up two special tribunals, ok. one for rwanda, one for former yugoslavia, and they start developing rules. at that point they are asking questions, what kind of rules should we have? what kind of evidence roles -- evidence rules should we have? and they start going back. there is this mythology, and the mythology is that tokyo was unfair. nuremberg was fair. by tokyo i mean the minor trials , and the minor trials in germany as well. and they have this general thought, they don't go so far as to actually take into the evidence rule. they just develop their own and do it basically on a continental practice, what you do in civil law courts. that becomes the rules of the international criminal court because the united states is never in the game, even though we worked on developing the the court, we do not join that treaty, ok. there is some writing going on by the people who are developing the rules, and they say in passing, should we look to nuremberg or procedural roles? and, let me move it up, ok, here. there we go

investigation that some members of congress see as sinclair tries to buy tribune media collins cook host of the big picture here in our city america gives us his learned take on the media all that ahead but first let's get to some headlines. it is tax day and the supreme court is hearing arguments about if states should be allowed to collect taxes from online purchases states cannot currently require online retailers like amazon for example to collect and then return those taxes to states from residents who order them online unless the retailer does have a physical presence in the state in question the case south dakota versus wayfair incorporated is expected to be decided by the supreme in june. according to the wall street journal the demand for lithium what has been referred to as white petroleum since it's so valuable is gaining rekindled traction in europe particularly in germany and the czech republic where there are still areas to be mined as opposed to australia and south america where it is said that chinese companies have already secured rights to the large majority of mining a

idea realized its mistake and stuck it would have in being for the tribune which is highly respected and it's a wonder to get organization should have been in check. she was kodaly has had run ins with the you idea as well last year he co-wrote to people for the ban you know based center for internet and society the c.i.s. documenting instances of financial details being leaked from the arc hardy to be. the u.s.d.a. i sent not one but three legal warnings to the c.i.s. and that was followed by questions from the home ministry about the organizations funding sources do you idea is official line on data security has been that the reporting is inaccurate overblown and misleading. many journalists we spoke to however said that deal with the you idea is problematic that officials there are elusive and often unavailable for comment with the explosion of stories around data privacy and security on facebook however the conversation in india has become even more relevant i would say that god has more dangers because it's centrally disproportionate amount of data in the hands of the state and

journalists covering the story are having to tread carefully two months after the tribune report was published the editor of the paper resigned he gave no reason but sources of the paper said the pressure on him after the out how to expose it was huge reporter that's not kara says our heart is still the story she wants to cover but first she has to clear her name i've been accused of hatching a conspiracy i've been charged under section four one nine four to zero four six eight and four seven one. that's per se pertains to all cheating us a nation dishonesty forgery section thirty six and thirty seven of the i've had it that is having an authorized access of the gate obvious i have been accused and now i am under fugitive list of the difference all i wanted was to i leave these concerns and press to see how officials instead of being concerns to the issues which i have raised in my story they have made me a story. i have become a story. finally facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is appearance before a congressional committee in washington this past week had its moments including a few w

however our guard was a major issue in india even before the tribune's revelations of the data breach just days after the article was published do you idea i was at the supreme court arguing that the arc her program was leader that it didn't infringe on the privacy of indian citizens the tribune story did not help the government's case and the u. idea i was clearly displeased it was disconcerting but it turned out to be far less egregious than it was made out to be a local collector had been given a user id and logging which was compromised now this journalist got access to it and when she keyed in one or two or other hard numbers that she is familiar with she found those details name date of birth photographs so to suggest that this has been the entire berlin data has been weak for five hundred rupees is a little exaggerated or to have been reported responsibly. so had hussein is a lawyer for the government he has represented the u. idea in multiple cases his criticism of national care is reporting is diplomatically put his client. the u.i. d.n.a. was much less restrained days after

it came as the justice department and the fcc are reviewing sinclair's $3.9 billion bid to buy tribune media -- a deal that would see it add dozens of stations to its more than 170 local tv outlets across the united states. after headadlines, we'll go to washshington and speak with motr jones reporter andy kroll about the rise of sinclair broadcast group. in syria, armed fighters from the city of douma in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta boarded buses bound for one of the last rebel-held enclaves in syria under a russia-brokered evacuation deal that will see them relocated to the country's northwest. the deal came as the u.n. warned of an immense humanitarian crisis in the region, saying 130,000 people have fled eastern ghouta in the month-and-a-half since syria's government laununched its offensive. in yemen, back-to-back airstrikes from a saudi-led military coalition tore through a residential neighborhohood in the coastal city of hohodeidah on monday, killing 12 civilians , including seven children. this is mohamed al-helleisy, who was injured in the attack. down and thetting p

in recent weeks including their effort to purchase tribune media sinclair media is now selling some of their nearly two hundred local television stations in order to gain approval from the federal communications commission in order to go forward with the tribune deal in full sinclair is expected to sell twenty three stations in eighteen different markets which include tribune owned stations in cleveland dallas denver houston miami and sacramento sinclair previously announced that they would sell tribune stations including chicago's infamous w g n t v and newark new york w p i o x t.v. plus stations and several other markets. turning to india wal-mart is closing in on a deal to acquire online retailer flipkart if successful wal-mart's acquisition would give the discount chain a means to compete with amazon for the indian market bloomberg reports that wal-mart is prepared to pay twelve billion dollars to buy flipkart india's most popular online retailer from major stockholders including among others tiger global management and soft bank who both own about twenty percent bloomberg also re

is moved to us chef so it's really moot but this favors sinclair and tribune merging because they're going to get that keep more stations they've got one hundred ninety three now they're going to be well over two hundred and the f.c.c. commissioner job is the most lucrative revolving door in washington you do your seven years there and you get picked up on k. street or by one of the big telcos mr paey himself was a verizon lawyer before he's kicked out net neutrality who knows where he will retire. it happens all too often in the swamp i guess although it's somehow things keep working here on before we go let me ask you about that merger a little bit whether or not and it is like we know that the whole time warner deal this is something that the tribune and the sinclair merger would really be something before the department of justice the and i trust division on whether or not they would be too big what's going to happen with that again this is something f.c.c. chairman applied to net neutrality he says get the f.c.c. out of the business of regulating the internet because the federal

accepted that and that tribunals accepted that and that tribunals commended him for his impressive evidencear ban in that he cannot play again until next year but he's going to be playing a little earlier than expected. you mentioned next season and his future is already being talked about? when he first tested, a lot of us were wondering whether he would be back playing again but now he is always 26 27 in october, so now he is always 26 27 in october, so still valid relatively young. the expectation is he will sign for wigan. he missed the england world cup because of this suspension. he will be hoping to re—establish himself as an english international as well. do you think this issue is as well. do you think this issue is a problem within the game with mac i think of a social issue. this was examined a lot when this first happened. most people would say this is an issue within society and it is reflected within rugby league as in other sports as well but it is only something that is frowned upon. it is not performance enhancing, the use of cocaine, though the doors have performance enhan

fue liberado de una prisiÓn alemana tras estar dos semanas detenido, y espera la decisiÓn del tribunalciÓn a espaÑa solicitada por varios cargos. uno de ellos por rebeliÓn. >> al menos dos personas

segÚn el tribunal los resultados son irreversibles.ocas movilizaciones en el primer dÍa de una corta campaÑa rectoral. venezuela en plena crisis econÓmica y social se encuentra en elecciones donde el gobernante nicolÁs maduro quiere seguir en el mandato. >> el domingo 20 de mayo hay elecciones presidenciales y el pueblo venezolano va a votar. reportero: esto pese al rechazo y desconocimiento de otros paÍses cuyos gobiernos exigen comicios transparentes. >> no reconoceremos los resultados de unas elecciones que estÁn diseÑadas para maquillar una dictadura. >> juan manuel santos no es autoridad en venezuela. estas elecciones no son reconocidos por la mayorÍa de la oposiciÓn que se abstuvo. >> estamos escribiendo un capÍtulo en la historia del paÍs. reportero: lleva dÍas haciendo campaÑa por venezuela al igual que javier un conocido pastor evangÉlico que reparte miles de sopas y comparte el evangelio. estos son los tres principales candidatos que tienen porcentaje. unas reportero: en caracas venezuela, francisco. conductor: ahora tenemos

but the tribunal has a high symbolic value. it's staffed by trained lawyers although they don't make a legally binding judgments here. the chairwoman for us was to come was a judge at the european court of human rights. dissented good to have aided the city be the primary concern of this tribunal is to see whether monsanto's practices are compatible with international human rights i think the what and they said that did. dr dummy and there's an aussie from argentina makes a presentation of some of his findings in the hague as do other scientists from asia africa and europe. the tribunals verdict monsanto violates people's right to food and health and is harming the environment it also ruled that the company influences independent science and research what they have to say at monsanto headquarters you know the accusations are not based in science they're not accurate and and it's unfortunate that you know people continue to spread these kinds of misinformation was. the message from the hague is also heard in leverkusen buyers' r

. >> es una de las peores sentencias del tribunal electoral.a este experto en elecciones, el veredicto es importante. >> es una decisiÓn insólita del tribunal. reportera: este jurado tiene fallos inatacables. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: en nuestra ventana al mundo, un sismo sacudiÓ esta maÑana siete regiones de chile y tambiÉn se sintiÓ en varias provincias argentina. las autoridades dijeron que para momento no se habÍan reportado heridos y descartaron que el sismo generarÁ un tsunami. se sintiÓ desde atacama hasta el sur. jorge: el presidente de argentina, mauricio macri dijo que su paÍs no reconocerÁ las elecciones de venezuela del 20 de mayo y aÑadiÓ que esa elecciÓn no tiene sentido. ilia: ni el presidente donald trump ni ex presidente barack obama serÁn invitados la boda de el prÍncipe harry. ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: pasamos con patricia janiot. patricia: esta noche veremos dramÁticas imágenes de lo que la policÍa denuncia como crimen de odio, donde cuatro jÓvenes volvieron brutalmente a una pareja de . un ciudadano de estados --gay. un ciudadano de estados unidos

it was interesting you talked about the generals having to answer to stanton on the tribunal. one of the things i found interesting was how little the generals thought they had to answer to stanton or lincoln. if we tried to run wars today the way they ran wars then, it is insanity. lincoln and stanton would say do this and the generals would sit there. can you talk about that a little bit? walter: the prime example of this would be general george mcclellan in 1862. lincoln issues a presidential order -- the army shall move on washington's birthday. nothing happens. then lincoln and stanton press mcclellan to press on towards richmond, to capture richmond. he does, inch by inch. i love that this morning, the original virginia creeper, just kind of creeping toward richmond. [laughter] the generals, and mcclellan is a prime example of this. because they were in the newspapers every day, they had a certain political power themselves. they had political followers. they knew that they do not have to do everything washington ordered them to do. the means of communication were much m

. >> en un tribunal la defensa y fiscalÍa acordaron elegir a 3 jurados. >> todos dijeron que a pesarulpabilidad de comediante de 80 aÑos dice que ocurriÓ con el consentimiento de la supuesta vÍctima. >> artistas y deportistas estÁn dejando el eso en lanzarse al ruedo polÍtico. >> es que todos parecen estar buscando un cargo polÍtico sin que la falta de experiencia sea un objetstÁculos. >> yo estoy preparado para lo que venga >>> protagonista de novelas de programas cÓmicos. cambiaron su giro con la aspiraciÓn de gobernar estados y municipios can tar sentarse en las cÁmaras del paÍs. >> juntos podemos hacer varias cosas. >> algunos que dejaron la pantalla sergio mayer, ariel lÓpez padre ya y marÍa elena. >> me parece que es una forma diferente de generar un cambio. >> en medio de las campaÑas estÁn los deportista el boxeador eric morales el terrible y cuauhtÉmoc blanco que ahora quiere gobernar morelia. >> vamos a luchar por ser... por ayudar a la gente. >> y la mÚsica no faltarÁ en medio de las campanas con aspirantes como rocÍo eduardo capetillo eduardo flores integrante de la banda