this is according to tribune.sically had an adversarial relationship even with the guys that liked him. they actually threatened to sue the government at least one point. liz: this was not a hostile merger. charlie: it was so crazy and then when the government tells them to meet minimal requirements, that was divesting certain stations where they had too many stations in a market, they went out and did a very bizarre divestiture. remember i called it a funky divestiture a couple weeks ago. they basically sold the stations to entities that were controlled by people that were affiliated with relatives of sinclair or stuff like that. i mean it was-liz: almost deliberate. charlie: this is what it seems like to me, i haven't spoken to david smith the chairman of sinclair i'm sure they have their side of the story we do have calls out to them but it seems like they were trying to play a hand they thought they had donald trump in their pocket and in their corner, so much that they thought they could steam roll his doj an

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musk. >>> nasdaq is on a long win streak tribune media has terminated its deal with sinclair, fileduit against the company for breach of contract. this comes weeks after the fcc chairman expressed concerns about that deal. rightal aid cancels a special shareholder meeting today. no break-up fee there but kind of weird to see two big ones go away on the same day >> neither one unexpected and for very different reasons, i think important. right ate actually may be up given that there has been opposition to the valuation that was being accorded it as a back-end way for albertson's to be taken public. excuse me. it is down we did know, of course, that sinclair and tribune were in deep trouble given the opposition to the fcc, going to an administrative law judge. a lot of people seemed to know that they still controlled those stations in question apparently not the fcc for a while. the question there is going to be about the lawsuit itself. typically you go to delaware you force your acquirer to actually make good on their promise to buy you. but in this case, the deal's been terminated

the families of the victims appeared before a special tribunal recently established in. fourteen members of the military prison sentences of upwards of forty years were in attendance by testifying before the special tribunal these soldiers were allowed to carry out their sentences at a military prison. between two thousand and two and two thousand and nine assassinations grew exponentially and they happened to coincide with former president counter-insurgency director which gave members of the military incentives for positive results in combat. human rights organizations have registered more than five thousand seven hundred victims that means that these false positives occurred throughout the region which leads us to believe there was a policy behind the killings. the mandate of the tribunals was recently amended by the colombian congress and big sense would even and former president one man would sent those from being forced to testify the special tribunal is facing a lot of criticism the office of the prosecutor for the international criminal court is observing the ser

tribune, sinclair. we'll find out this week whether tribune as we first reported, considering dropping out of this deal peered whether they in fact do so. a lot of people think it will come afterthursday when the deal , the merger agreement runs out thursday. they will do it after that. they will announce that they are out. that is what a lot of people are thinking about. tribune has no comment, sinclair has nocomment. but with the fcc ruling this will be a long , slow process. liz: probably put together a more conservative -- >> the fcc has basically come out and said the deal is a no go. they don't like it. they do not like the condition sinclair put out. it has to go before an administrative court judge. it could take years. the thinking is that tribune and sinclair in the attempt to put together this conservative network that will rival fox that tribune could bow out of this and you could see something on that this week. look around thursday or friday. i'm not saying this will happen but some people

the families of the victims appeared before a special tribunal recently established in.fourteen members of the military prison sentences of upwards of forty years were in attendance by testifying before the special tribunal these soldiers were allowed to carry out their sentences at a military prison. this moment between two thousand and two and two thousand and nine assassinations grew exponentially and they happen to coincide with former president counter insurgency directive which gave members of the military incentives for positive results in combat. human rights organizations have registered more than five thousand seven hundred victims that means that these false positives occurred throughout the region which leads us to believe there was a policy behind the killings. the mandate of the tribunals was recently amended by the colombian congress and exempts would even and former president one man would sentence from being forced to testify the special tribunal is facing a lot of criticism the office of the prosecutor for the international criminal court is observing t

he wrote a column for the herald tribune. it -- i have been a lot of police action and this is the worst performance i have seen by the police. he called it a national scandal and predicted it would haunt the them a credit campaign for the presidency for the fall and beyond. even hugh downs, do you remember him? he was a very meek guy. he said, do you know that the police who hit me last night, they are pigs. this really annoyed mayor daly. and the police department spokesperson also. we talked a little bit about the film of the demonstrations being showed in the hall. the cops would say one thing, and the mayor was another. the mayor and the police department struck back. they kept this up. the nationally televised interview, daly called the demonstrators terrace. they also made the intelligence report said that there were assassination threats. a were never explained or detailed. this great debate began. the media coverage of them had just begun. i'm not going to ended today. but i will talk about what has happened to the m

even the "tribune," what was he thinking? how come they could have the dirs kregs not to shoot to kill and name arsonists. so daily gets a rebuke, and he puvs that on the superintendent of police and that goes to the rank-and-file officers. once you did the restraint that you use, during the riots, is not on. it's not on. there was an anti-war protest i'm thinking april the 27th where the cops broke skin, they smashed hammers, they went after members of the media and protesters, little mini chicago right there on the 27th. the cops i talked to disagreed about whether or not a harder stance was necessary. they were all over the board, actually, what they didn't like was to have somebody push them. saying you don't know better. the anti-daily rhetoric from the cops i met surprised me, i didn't expect that. i assumed they were in lock step. but no, this anger got increasingly projected onto the media. it was the media's problem. it wasn't daley's problem. it wasn't even the protesters' it was the media was creating this anti-pol

does tribune buy that?? does sinclair buy that?you take tribune at the word you wonder why who would get in bed with sinclair to do a deal because they really like they dropped the ball in this thing in so many ways, trump administration of all players, donald trump tweets favorably about sinclair. they're the local version of fox news's opinion shows, okay, not the news shows, the opinion shows. connell: i know what you mean. >> this is pretty fascinating and you wonder if sip claire will be able to -- sinclair will be able to do a deal now? money trumps everything. do people want to get in bed with them. obviously we called sinclair for comment of the they have their side of the story. i'm telling you tribune's side and what some people in the media business are saying. connell: say that later on when we get back with you. you know what with have coming up next while we wrap with you, more on the space force. >> maybe they should beam donald up. if they beam donald up -- connell: there is movement in this building. >> he could be

and then sinclair sought to merge her three point nine billion dollars with tribune media although the us federal communications commission chairman had referred the matter to administrative law judge for consideration well now the deal has been called off and the parties are in litigation here look at the details r.t. america is on holland cook those are the big picture how and you've been following this for months with us we appreciate it what do you think i mean it was a weird story begin with right now it's become even more strange this is a story about hubris a term defined from greek tragedy meaning excessive pride toward or defiance of the gods leading to nemesis and you have covered here on boom bust all three acts in this particular tragedy the first was that mosaic and how naive could sinclair a t.v. company have been not to think somebody would mash up all those promos be trading the fact that these local anchors were really just taken orders from headquarters act to you alluded to f.c.c. chairman i who himself is under investigation for paving the way for this merger by der

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adam: sinclair terminating its merger with tribune. reporter: as far as breakups go, this has to be one of the more dramatic breakups. after the sec and the doj had concerns over the deal, tribune said sinclair ruined the deem on purpose. saying they misled regulators in an unsuccessful attempt to maintain kroment over stations it was obligate to sell. tribune claims the doj told sinclair if they ditched the stations quote we would be done and the deal would have been green lit. but the tribune says they want sinclair to paper and help them' recover losses they say their share holders lost because of sinclair's belligerent behavior. adam: i have got to ask you a question. it involves our parent company which is 21st century fox. there was a deal to purchase some of the tribune stations. does that throw the purchase in jeopardy? >> it has the ripple effect on 21st century fox. sinclair is noting all this drama has had a negative effect on their stock price. they say it's not fair the market is reacting like that. adam: . melissa, i brou

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the tribune media sinclair deal is dead, tribune said the $3.9 billion deal can no longer move forwardosts from the fcc chairman. he said last month that he had, quote, serious concerns about the transaction. joining us right now, by telephone, is media tech capital manager partner porter bib. great to see you this morning. thanks for calling in. your thoughts on this deal being dead this morning. >> this deal was killed by aj's pai when he indicated the fcc would probably not approve it. we haven't heard from the justice department, but it would have blocked the deal as well. maria: is there another competitor in the wings, waiting to come in forestry down or sin -- for tribune or sinclair. >> there has to be. there is no question that tribune was a seller. this is a $4 billion trans ac. sinclair had an articulated plan to build a competitor basically to the fox news network, a conservative-centric television network that would have had more stations than any other singleen you the at thisingleentity owns. >united states.>> i'm wonderingd give us a sense of how this happened. i think

areo tribune companies talks at the same time.its name from tribune publishing with much ridicule to trunk. speculation of credit work to sell the rest of the company. the l.a. times is the crown jewel. that, it's not as attractive. a sale is the right move for trunk. it's a little bit depressing if you want to say that. being talked about combined with the value of the l.a. times is going to be significantly more than what can it was offering. the reason i say that is depressing is that trunk did not exemplify corporate governance in that battle. to have that bad behavior rewarded makes you don't system. -- depth the system. >> thank you. for a look at the biggest business stories. the home rental industry. boughtr residential has residential manager. the seller is a pimco fund. it was facilitated by a loan by freddie mac. freddiee biggest deal mac has done in the single-family rental program. adidas got a boost from stock. posting second-quarter revenue and profits. results were driven by growth in america and asia plus adidas s

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china's nonparticipation did not stop the tribunal and three years later the tribunal issued a ruling strongly in the philippines favor and strongly supporting the international norms we strive to abide by in that area. the tribunal ruled that china's nine dash line claim had no legal basis and that none of the land features is entitled to more than the 12 mile not a policy -- nautical sea. and the china violated philippine sovereign rights by interfering with philippine vessels and damaging the maritime environment and engaging in reclamation work in the philippine eez. that award isse, binding on the philippines in china but there is no enforcement mechanism. has urged states china and the philippines to abide but china declared the ruling non--- null and void. in the philippines, the economic issues at play with china have not relied on the tribunal's ruling in any meaningful way. what is happening after that ruling? china continues to assert control over the area and its resources. trade, fishing rights, and the economic value inherent in that area. china began to, develop forward

at all of the surrounding circumstances we looked at the decisions taken by other international tribunals that have examined genocide in the past particularly in relation to rwanda and former yugoslavia and we saw in rakhine state many of the same color lines of circumstances and statements by military commanders and perpetrators a general situation of oppression of a minority group the use of hate speech the brutality and widespread nature of the violence the evidence that these things have been planned in advance and studied them were committed quite deliberately these factors have in the past and the international tribunals to make a finding of genocidal intent. it's been a dramatic start to the u.s. open in new york with top seed women's excuse me with the top women seed and world number one simona halep knocked out by stoney is now a.p. while the romanian could not cope with kind of his power and dropped the first set six two halep battle to stay in the game but the estonian took the second set six four this is the second consecutive first round exit for halep the tournament i mean t

so i raced back to look up the "chicago tribune" article he referred to, still couldn't understand his anger, and thought how am i going to make amends with john? he has been my friend for so long. the next day he came up to me, i get ready for the second round, he puts his arm around me and says oh, it wasn't that bad after all, we're still friends. typical john mccain. a volcanic temper, but an embracing, loving approach when it came to friendship. that was john, passionate in his beliefs. not a man to hold grudges. he understood that two people can disagree on issues today, still both love this country, and work together tomorrow. occasionally, he would invite you on a trip. be careful. i said yes several times. a john mccain trip over a weekend was something you don't soon forget. if there is anybody out there who thinks that senators with john mccain were sitting poolside drinking these mixed drinks with paper umbrellas, they've got it all wrong. john mccain's trips on the weekend were more like bataan death marches. from the minute you got on that plane until you got back to wash

so i raced back to look at the "chicago tribune" article he referred to, still can understand his anger and thought, how on the going to make amends with the john? he's been my friend for so long. the next day he came up to me and i get ready for the sake of rent. he puts says, it wasn't that bad after all. we're still friends. typical john mccain. a volcanic temper but embracing loving approach which came to friendship. that was john. passionate in his beliefs. not a manned to hold grudges being understood that two people can to squint issues today still both love this country and work together tomorrow. occasionally he would invite you on a trip. be careful. i suggest several times. a john mccain trip over we can do something you don't soon forget. if there's anybody out there who thinks that senators with john mccain was sitting poolside drinking these mixed drinks with paper umbrellas, they have got all wrong. john mccain strips on the weekend for more like the canned death marches from marches. the minute you got on the plane until you get back to washington for nonstop schedule. e

tribune is now suing for breach of contract.clair says it is disappointed the deal failed, but intends to fight the lawsuit. >> a lot of lawyers going to make a lot of money. >>> the u.s. and north korea in a new standoff over nuclear weapons. a little report just ahead. >>> and nasa's next mission to explore this space hot spot. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. for yealike me, someed dogs for tof these dogs have seen many tours of duty. and for the past 15 years i've been a navy federal member. thanks to their fast approval process, when it came time to buy a new car, we got everything we needed to transport my wife's little bundle of joy... ... who i just a

at all of the surrounding circumstances we looked at the decisions taken by other international tribunals that have examined genocide in the past particularly in relation to rwanda and former yugoslavia and we saw in rakhine state many of the same color lines of circumstance and statements by military commanders and put right is a general situation of oppression of a minority group in the use of hate speech. and widespread nature of the violence the evidence that these things have been planned in advance and studied them were committed quite deliberately all these factors have in the past and the international tribunals and make a finding of genocidal into. a damning assessment and your calling we know for you know more to be done here and we very much appreciate you joining us on our air to discuss this christopher adamic set out see who we've mentioned as was one of the three members of the u.n. fact finding mission thank you so much thank you very much. thank you so much for staying with us and we apologize there were some audio issues in that past interview but in the meantime we're g

and when they got together tribune said, look, you know that's what's going to happen, sinclair so let's agree right now that in all the cities where we have two stations, you're going to agree to dwivest them sinclair agreed to that, and then they said when they actually started negotiating with the doj, they didn't agree with that, that that they kept fighting that. do you believe that happened do you think they were just going to undo all kinds of precedent? >> i'm very familiar with the arrangements in which a company, a broadcaster can own or essentially operate two stations in the same market through joint shared agreements or sales agreements it's not that unique it happens in the markets place. i think what happened in this instance is that the preffed buyers that sinclair put up didn't have enough arms length with them to pass muster by the kmig commission or by the doj and they did want want to relent on that and go at it different ways that was ultimately the demise of the deal. with respect to the broadcaster companies having two stations in the market, that's really relative

citingcago tribune sources familiar with the matter. , trading just under $16 and $.50. interesting story. that explains the big surge in the shares today. media.f big stories in scarlet: different platforms across media. julie: and news on the sinclair situation today. scarlet: we will have more this afternoon when 21st century fox reports earnings. news, the u.s.ng says it will impose sanctions on brescia over use of a chemical in march.he u.k. this is according to the state department. department found russia was using chemical or biological weapons in violation of international law. for more context you want to , this is something julie and i were discovering -- disgusting -- discussing with our national security reporter as well. coming now decision when the event happened in march and the u.k. government reacted more quickly? there was a time delay, a lag. why now? >> part of this is the result of a statutory obligation the united states government has. under u.s. law was the u.s. basically accused russia of responsibility in this

tribune up, sinclair down.wants to take the company private, the sec is investigating those tweets, joining us david winston, tesla analyst with morning star, david, i'm looking at the screen here and i'm seeing tesla stock down another $13 today at 356 as of right now. i put it to you, the market doesn't believe that musk can get the money. >> well, basically there's a lot of uncertainty right now because before all of the tweets on tuesday afternoon the stock was at 341, still a bit higher but you're right it's been coming down a lot since yesterday and kind of feeds one thing that doesn't make sense to me about this why go public with the disclosure, saying you're considering going private, wait till you're ready to say we are intending to go private at 420 contingent on shareholder vote, if you add deal in place i don't think you'd see the stock sinking like this. stuart: are you comfortable with a man who tweets like elon musk in charge of a pane like tesla? >> i'm a bit tired of it, frankly, but i'm also

these doctors were angry that the general medical council appealed an independent tribunal ruling thateturn to work. in fact they had some sympathy from jeremy hunt, the then health secretary, who said that in the future the gmc should not be allowed to appeal against a tribunal ruling. the general medical council has always said they feel they are acting in the best interests of patients, and that is what they are there to do. a significant debate, very significant, and a significant ruling coming here at the appeal court later this afternoon. thank you. hugh pym. and there is more on that story on panorama including an exclusive interview with dr hadiza bawa—garba in doctors on trial, tonight at 8:30pm on bbc one. turkey's central bank has said it is ready to take all necessary measures to shore up the country's currency, the lira, following its recent collapse. the country's economic crisis has been sparked by fears that turkish companies have borrowed heavily to profit from a construction boom. it comes as the us approved the doubling of tariffs on turkish steel and aluminium. seli

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number two, the part of isd s, the notion of foreign companies been able to go around and go to a tribunalof attorneys and having the u.s. treasury payout cash ordered by three random people who the rules allow them to rotate between suing a government and acting as a judge and they could be doing both at the same time. that is from a progressive perspective huge thread to environmental labor. from a conservative perspective that sovereignty outrage. if you look at chief justice roberts and his writing about why this is bad, he just says how would we delegate away our rights to decide when the u.s. government gets sued, what rules they get sued by and what treasury money gets paid out. is something we should have an appeal domestically to review. from senator warren's perspective it's basically a democracy issue. when you put them together there is a letter that has 300 law professors and economics professors that are all nafta tpp supporters saying it is just an abomination. the third issue is of pragmatic defensive one. when they were first created the scope of the rule was narrow and th

you breaking news on tribune and sinclair.ç whether to go through with this deal.lair will buy them for $3.9 billion. there is all sorts of talk about the date that this merger deal runs out being the end of the day today maybe midnight may be an announcement from tribune at the end of the close of the market today. there announcement on whether they are in or out following the sec statement. it is not a good deal. they refer to the sec and the administrative court judge which usually kills such deals. whether to stay in or out. we understand that they had been liberating about getting out of the deal. i know they are talking about it. we understand that this statement of some type whether they're in or out is going to come intimately. look at the tribune stock on this news. people think they're going to be other bidders for it.ç it doesn't mean it will happen. they may find there is an outside chance. so they roll the dice. the investors are betting a second happen. working to know where this is going in the next 24 to 48 hours. i would say this. chances are this

three weeks after the fcc voted to block sinclair's proposed acquisition of tribune media, tribune terminatedm london with more, nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. as part of the lawsuit, louis, the tribune is seeking $1 billion in damages from sinclair for what they allege is breach of contract. essentially they're saying that sinclair did not do enough to get the regulatory green light for the $3.9 billion deal, which as you know, u.s. president donald trump had voiced his support for in the past. in the lawsuit they cite belligerent and unnecessarily protracted negotiations with tesla's board could ask elon musk to recuse himself when it comes to the discussions as to whether or not to move forward on that plan to take the company private. now, all in all, this could be a $72 billion deal, closer to $80 billion if you count the debt involved. so many questions still to be answered here on exactly where elon musk intends to get that financing. expect to get answer there's in the coming days, perhaps. >> interesting time for tesla. buffalo wild wings, frequent ee often in

according to the electoral tribunal controlled by ortega, roughly about 35%, but some opposition groups say that in 2016.out 65-70%, anyway, it was a massive abstention that nicaragua faced. with venezuela having eliminated the subsidies that affected public finances and the ability of the government to provide sources of preemptive is -- provide sources of preemptive is them, and parted with the weakening of the pension system presented a major defiance to the government. that created the first breakdown with the private sector. because the government wanted to and theew taxes government decided to go ahead with the reform of the pension system, by the way, stimulated by the international monetary fund. that is the paradoxical things of all this. they went ahead with that system without consultation with sectors of the population. all of this started to exhaust the quid pro quo that ortega and the business sector had established. you have to add to that, the massive corruption in nicaragua, which you need to live -- in which you need to live in order to make business to a certain exten

where did the tribune merger go wrong? this is bloomberg. scarlet: sinclair stumbling in its bid to acquire tribune. sinclair. now suing walk us through what happened here. federal regulators are unhappy. >> that is how this unrivaled. everybody thought this was going to be a shoo-in. they were trying to take advantage with attitudes towards mergers and broadcast television and this was going to be the big gambit by expanding its lead. they have the trump administration, the fcc commissioner relatively favorable. all of a sudden, we get at the fcc, they have recommended this goes to a full review. it is going to essentially block the deal or make it move slower. that was the end of the deal. interesting political implications. you have at&t time warner, which the government has been fighting strongly, and suggestions perhaps influenced by the president's displeasure with cnn . you have sinclair broadcast leading network of stations not getting the approval. to know anything about what is going on behind the scenes? >> i would never show accu

alternatively, by creating what it calls an ad hoc international criminal tribunal, such as we saw foreneral assembly should, or the un human rights council should create an impartial mechanism to assemble evidence surrounding this case. and that is similar to what is already going on for syria where there was not an international tribunal but there is a process of evidence gathering that is quietly going on. those are the mechanisms they are recommending, will the un security council be prepared to move? china will be a significant obstacle, bobby russia, too, myanmar is not without its allies, still, so that could prove a problem. —— probably russia. aung san suu kyi, her reputation has been steadily declining over the last couple of yea rs, declining over the last couple of years, is declining over the last couple of yea rs, is pretty declining over the last couple of years, is pretty much shattered. she seems to be in denial, she gave a speech just the other day, a brief glimpse of it there are, where she did not mention at all the situation in any of these problems, and in rahine

a medical tribunal ruled she should be suspended for a year, but the general medical council went torred from practising. today, that was overturned, and she gave bbc panorama her reaction. i'm very pleased with the outcome, but i want to pay tribute and rememberjack adcock, a wonderful little boy that started this story. i want to let the parents know that i am sorry. dr bawa—garba was backed by some doctors in raising money to go to the court of appeal. now that's succeeded, she says the medical world should reflect on the outcome. my hope is that lessons learnt from this case will translate into better working conditions forjunior doctors, better recognition of sepsis, factors in place that will improve patient safety. her supporters at court today always argued she was doing her best under intense pressure at the hospital. after expressing sympathy to the adcock family, they spelled out what the lessons should be. if somebody is a trainee especially, and making honest errors, in a very challenging hospital, which was what happened that day, they absolutely should not pay with the

>> considering an offer to sell the "chicago tribune" and the rest of its newspaper business to an unnamed equity firm. the offer would value the business at up to $700 million or $19 to $20 a share. >>> the united states set to impose new sanctions on russia the ruble has been dropping as a result aim eamon javers has more. >> it's a form determination by the united states that russia was behind that attack in salisbury, in the uk the u.s. ultimately making this formal determination it required a lot of intelligence work to do that they said they violated the law in poisoning sergei skripal and his daughter this can include items like electronic components and other sensitive national security related equipment. look at the u.s. dollar versus the ruble. you can see this had a good impact on the currency exchange yesterday when this was announced. the dollar floating a bit higher there. ultimately the trump administration had been accused by some in congress, including some republicans of dragging its feet in making this determination. the president had said he's been tougher on russia tha

s notion of foreign companies, multinationals being able to go around the us courts and go to a tribunal of three private-sector attorneys and having the u.s. treasury having to pay out cash not ordered by a us court by three random people who by the way, the rules allow them to take between in one case suing the government and in another case acting as the judge and making maybe doing both at the same time in the same time period, snake for conflict of interest rules so that is from a progressive perspective huge threat to environmental, labor. from a conservative perspective that is a sovereignty outrage so if you look at chief justice roberts and his writings about why isds is bad he just says how would we delegate away our right to decide when the us government gets sued, what rules the us government and get sued by and who decides where treasury money gets paid out?something that should be in our report and something weshould appeal domestically to be in the review . senator elizabeth warren's perspective basically, it's a democracy issue and when you close together because an issue

i was sent up there to cover the hot rod and custom car show by the new york herald tribune and i brought back exactly the kind of story the sum named a list of total newspapers in america would have come up with. a total newspaper is the kind people don't really buy to read but just to have physically because they know it supports their own outlook on life the totem story usually makes what is known as gentle fun of this which is a way of saying don't worry these people are nothing. he couldn't write the piece it was just a bunch of random paragraphs on the page and that night he stayed up all night and wrote a letter to the editor explaining what he wanted the piece to say. he sent in the latter the editor his name was byron drove all just chopped off the dear byron and published it as. such. and orthodox newspaper reporting the voice of a reporter had to sound very authoritative and here was especially delusion from the source he added which tom well sometimes called it the b.b.c. royce or this kind of conform. slightly snobbish in the person surveying the world around him or her and t

i was sent up there to cover the hot rod and custom car show by the new york herald tribune. and i brought back exactly the kind of story the sum named a list of total newspapers in america would have come up with. a total newspaper is the kind people don't really buy to read but just to have physically because they know it supports their own outlook on life. the totem story usually makes what is known as a gentle form of this which is a way of saying don't worry these people are nothing. he couldn't write the piece it was just a bunch of random paragraphs on the page and that night he stayed up all night and wrote a letter to the editor explaining what he wanted the piece to say. he sent in the latter. his name was byron doble just chopped off the dear byron and published it as. its. orthodox newspaper reporting the voice of a reporter had to sound very authoritative and here is especially bulletin from the associated press tom wolfe sometimes called it the b.b.c. royalists or this kind of conformist. slightly snobbish. person and surveying the world around him or her and th

that nikken me and our need to hear the news about them after the war the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia prosecuted those responsible for the atrocities committed in srebrenica bosnian serb civilian and military leaders were tried for genocide rape and the mass execution of bosnian muslims the tribunals handed down over one hundred sixty indictments for crimes against humanity the bosnian serb forces were aware when they embarked on this genocidal venture the heart of the cause would continue to plague the bosnian muslims zippier schoenberger states under quickly. condemns in appropriate terms the deep and lasting injury inflicted and caused the massacre at srebrenica by its proper name genocide. the remains of seven thousand civilians were found after the war in mass graves and scattered through the woods surroundings every need. a thousand more have yet to be found. a native of these quiet hamlets but his new catch survived the genocide his father and two brothers did not of his own will and unpaid has devoted sixteen years to unearthing and providing the auth

the supreme electoral tribunal shows a clear lack of neutrality during this process. he consolidates power. overwhelmingly. they take over local governments . there is increasing politicization. cannot berganizations heard. in 2014, the national assembly the -- changes the constitution. it is to run for an additional term. 2015, members of the opposition marching downtown call for free and fair elections are responded with tear gas. we are seeing a culmination of 10 years of oppression in nicaragua. going -- ire pages have two more pages of stuff going on in 2016 and 2017. the protests seem to come out of nowhere. they did not. they came out of 10 years of s being beencaraguan down and repressed by this government. something innocuous as social security reform is symbolic. it is a government making a decision that people oppose it. it is the straw that breaks the camel's that. back.el's it demonstrates what the country is up against. ortega hasons where thesupreme court disallow primary opposition from running in congress. that is what this movement is up against. how