evan was worried about the time now after passed and i wouldn't raise don't these investor state tribunals do we want multinational companies having all these extra rights and people said you're being paranoid don't worry well hundreds of millions of dollars have been paid out in these attacks where foreign corporations can skirt our courts and they can get unlimited taxpayer money for attacks in our domestic laws because they violate their nafta privileges toxic span's energy policies water rules timber rules zoning taxpayers end up footing the bill for these things right exactly and a top of forking over all this money to foreign corporations we see the law as weak and so the things our families rely on to be healthy and safe to be undermined you know it's a very slow already developed from those individual is very bad news it's been bad news so if we now fast forward to the last couple years. the president trump and what he's been trying to do on nafta first of all give me your take on what you think i mean you obviously thought that there could be some good done did you think he was go

it may already be there now so it started with the announcement that india's national company law tribunal would be appointing a new board at infrastructure leasing and financial services ltd or i allan f. asked after the group missed several debt repayment deadlines a report from financial times noted that the group has accumulated more than twelve point six billion dollars in debt and that quote it's a major presence in india's emerging corporate debt market has sparked fears for the fast growing non-bank lenders that ever lived heavily on short term funding once the news broke shares in the companies listed entities rose by their daily limit on the month by stock exchange the stocks of non-bank lenders also rose strongly with the on housing financing gaining seventeen percent accurate of last almost half of its value in just a week fast has gained a reputation as one of india's the biggest corporate entities over the last three decades but it plans to create an investment boom in india is in for sure. by using a complex adept fold structure has now backfired and as a result investors wh

this is not your blame the war crimes tribunal it was just political it first so much really want you to think the number of years. for the different political groups you will feel. that there is a huge disproportional even if you disagree on the victims i know there is a version b. in this part of the world believe so i believe that decide was a victim but you ignore the fact the serbs were just sentence because they were also quoted subs who also released early from jail subs also pleaded guilty and. you don't mention the fact that the majority of the civilian casualties by far were bosniak citizens but bosnian muslims according to the documentation and research center and sorry it was a percent eighty two percent of the civilian casualties what bosniaks ten percent. reduced was the fusion of the independent commission or institute led by the bush people this is an organization funded by norway from the uk they led by muslims so you're saying it's wrong no i just said that the fear of numbers will be seen once those in the. commission believe from three sides and international you w

this is not good you blame the war crimes tribunal said it was just political it was so much really what should be true for three of the members of the youth. for the different political groups you will to. research the use of this proportional even if you will for some of the other victims i know there is a version of in this part of the world every side believe that decides as a victim but you ignore the fact the serbs were just sentence that because they were also acquitted subs who also released early from jail subs also pleaded guilty and. you don't mention the fact that the majority of the civilian casualties by far were bosniak citizens but bosnian muslims according to the documentation research center sorry it was a percent eighty two percent of the civilian casualties what bosniaks ten percent who used this was the fusion of the independent commission or institute led by the bush people this is an organization funded by norway from the lugger led by muslims so you're saying it's wrong not i just said that the fear members will be feeling once they lose in the poem the commi

people coming in with diplomatic authorities and that's why if you create one of these international tribunals or you were to go to the international criminal court or the international court of justice to resolve this then that international tribunal wouldn't have to deal with these issues of the in their play between domestic turkish law and international law with regard to what can take place in an embassy who has jurisdiction etc there's going to be too many and there intern a turf wars between turkey and saudi arabia if there was a prosecution in turkey and so that's why the fairest the way to get that resolved is the have it in the international tribunal and let me bring you in head and google in on turkey its human rights record what's the will see how they what's the what's for you the real concerns well in terms of turkey i think that the previous guest articulated that very well we have seen aired one move against him courts and judges and individuals that were perceived to be in any way not aligned with everyone so i think that we do have some concerns about the. fairness of the pro

no poner en riesgo a los testigos y jurados no es para menos, estarÁn definiendo el destino de un tribunal son medidas no solamente necesarias, pero obvias dado la historia del chapo, de los escapes del chapo de la violenc violencia, todo porque segÚn la fiscalÍa el chapo tiene ante ce te antecedentes de secuestrar y matar a quienes piensen en su contra, al magistrado le dispararon en la cabeza cuando corrÍa cerca de su casa, abogados d i que esto im montar una salida defensa de su cliente, aÚn asÍ estos mÉtodos de protecciÓn se les darÁn tambiÉn los miembros del jurado. >> van a tener escoltas para llegar y salir dilo tribunal, ellos van a tener buses especiales, buses son ventanas blindadas. >> joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn serÁ precisado en el tribunal federal ya el chapo podrÍa ser detenido en una prisiÓn de mÁxima seguridad esta solo y encerrado durante 23 horas al ecibir la visita de sus abogados e hijas en brooklyn, noticias telemundo. >> todavÍa no es presidente en funciones, pero ya vive su primer escÁndalo, es que el ms cercano colaborador del presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto

two courts decided it was genocide then the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia the international court of justice in two thousand you won't accept that i go into cold room for i want you to. pay respect for the victims two thousand and four because basically fourteen years from now. i always try not to be involved in political discussions for about the treatment. if i but i will not repeat every second by me and being asked are you basically like substance possible for everything no i do not say that i will repeat again i don't think that the politicians have to play the game with the victim systems and once thought they gave was good meeting in one direction or another but i must admit no one instead of rewriting history because this history is going to follow us because i believe that this is something which is my approach is something which is usual for the normal life in this country to forget about the past to say look you didn't have no i didn't say that but that's what you say not to have a politicians to misuse that one side which is obvious insisting yo

tribunals here's how informants the britons are my five secret service are allowed to break the law if it prevents the big rock. the west it's out of russia's g.r.u. military intelligence service exposing on alleged campaign of cyber attacks around the world including on the international chemical weapons watchdog. joining us very good evening this is r.t. international. a vast contract to deliver russian s four hundred ad defense systems to india has been signed by vladimir putin. that lead to spend the deal despite washington's attempts to stop india signing. off is in new delhi force. the whole scale of today's meeting while it was staggering if i was to list everything that the two leaders of wall discussed from nuclear corp to agriculture to space and so on and so forth could easily take the rest of the day and also a very warm very cordial atmosphere between the leaders harder so toward just about the india very special attention to its relationship with russia in this fast changing world the relationship is becoming even more on one thousand smiting gives a fresh impetus to a pr

in london at the investigatory powers tribunal which is the court that provides oversight of the work of domestic and overseas security services here in the u.k. and in this particular case that was brought forward the question is whether there is a limit to the crimes that m i five agents me have been allowed to carry out while carrying out operations here on u.k. soil and this is indeed a case that was brought forward by four human rights groups including privacy international and reprieve who are arguing that it's important to know the extent of the seriousness of the crimes that m i five could have potentially been getting away with. it abuse that the security service believes that good if it thinks it would be in the public interest authorized but disciplined torture sexual assault on the grave criminality in the u.k. . well no this tribunal heard today from these groups bringing forward the allegations and demanding answers to a secret policy and what was referred to as british domestic security services the m i five working under secret policy that has been dubbed a third direc

building there was evacuated in in downtown san diego appears is the home of the san diego union tribune as well as the office of senator kamala harris. >> but we don't know what's in that package right now, just to be clear? >> reporter: we do not know what's in that package. the san diego police department says that these items were abandoned items, the police is now updating saying this device that they're investigating appears to be abandoned items, including a football, some books, a shoe among other items, and again, this is officer billy hernandez, which is the officer commenting there in san diego, so it appears that the package that was believed to be addressed to someone in that building, either the union tribune or kamala harris, it appears that they have decided that this is not something that is plosive device. the first package that got the attention of law enforcement, the one that was sent to george soros. i'm told by law enforcement source that one did not come through the mail, it was actually placed at that location. so it's not clear who put it there, but perhaps that

also this hour a tribunal hears how informants two britons and my five secret service are allowed to break the law if it prevents a break or crime. and the west hits out at russia's g.r.u. military intelligence service exposing an alleged campaign of cyber attacks around the world including on the international chemical weapons watchdog. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r.t. h.q. here in moscow thanks for joining this hour for your global news update. a vast contract to deliver russian s four hundred air defense systems to india has been signed by vladimir putin and their andhra modi leaders penned the deal despite washington's attempts to stop india signing party's interest on love is in new delhi for us the whole scale of today's meeting while it was staggering if i was to list everything that to two leaders will discuss step from nuclear cooperation to agree culture to space and so on and so forth could easily take the rest of the day and also a very warm very cordial atmosphere between the leaders on a sort of. very special attention to its relationship w

aunque el camino llegÓ y serÁ juramentado como magistrado de tribunal superior... para aprobar a kavanaugh. >>> hemos visto su amabilidad y el enfoque que es tan importante. >>> como este senador republicano, confÍan que esta fue la decisiÓn correcta. >>> (gritos y exclamaciones). pero en las calles de la ciudad capital, el sentir era otro... >>> los manifestantes lo hicieron saber a gr >>> hay que oÍr de todas partes, impresiÓnes, observaciones, opiniones, es lo fundamental en democracia y creo que este proceso no ha sido suficiente. durante toda la semana marcharon y hasta se hicieron arrestar para expresar su rechazo contra el juez, aunque todas las acusaciones fueron negadas por kavanaugh. >>> los demÓcratas por su parte quedaron con mal sabor de boca, ante los ojos de un paÍs con la batalla perdÍda pero dicen que esto no termina aquÍ. >>> kavanaugh prometiÓ ser justo e imparpartidista. confirmaciÓ kavanaugh, fue juramentado como juez de la corte suprema en la sed de la mÁxima corte de la naciÓn, esto no es un hecho sin precedente ya que ocurriÓ antes en 1991 c

if one goes as far as the independent tribunal, and i am making an appeal to the tribunal, in the first independent tribunal overturned the original decision by dwp. it is surely incumbent on anybody who is responsible for a system where 71% of cases are overturned to look at the fundamentals of the system. to look at the whole way in which the benefit is designed, but crucially the way it is assessed and the way in which decisions are reached. that is what i am calling for today, a rigorous overhaul of pip. it has not been fixed. thank you. the headlines on bbc news: president trump's supreme court nominee is expected to be approved by us senators later today despite allegations of sexual assault. toxic air pollution is much worse in eight areas of england than previously thought, a government review reveals the opera singer montserrat caballe, whose duet with freddie mercury became the signature song of the 1992 barcelona 0lympics has died at the age of 85. patients will be expected to see their gps in groups of up to 15 under plans being considered by the nhs. doctors said group cons

tardes presidente trump celebrara victoria polÍti y una de sus promesas campaÑa de llenar el mÁximo tribunalervadores es la principal noticia y este sÁbado... >>> no nos callaran, arrestos y protestas, de cokocosta a costa miles rechazan la confirmaciÓn de kavanaugh, vÍctimas de abuso sexual dicen que lucharan para que su voz sea escuchada. >>> revÉs judicial un juez dice que gobierno no puede ne gear la entrega de fondos federales a ciudades y condados santuarios. >>> gol contra polÉmica, ristiano ronaldo sella el triunfo de su equipo, mientras sus patrocinadores consideran retirar su apoyo por acusaciÓn de violaciÓn. ♪pla noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. fue votaciÓn tensa y amenudo interrumpida pora quien se oponÍa. (gritos y exclamaciones). y mientrass afuera, cientos de manifestantes rechazaban su confirmaciÓn y muchos eran arrestado por la policÍaa. es que fueron semanas de tensiÓn,e protestas gritos y acusaciones, el proceso para confirmar al magistrado brett kavanaugh,ar intenso y polÉmicoe principio a fin, ahora, con su llegada al mÁximo tribunal, lo que muchos se preguntan

en medio de protestas fue confirmado por el senado y jurÓ su cargo ante el mÁximo tribunal.enes se movilizan para promover el voto en las elecciones de noviembre. en la florida les mostramos quiÉnes estÁn detrás de la campaÑa. y en las vegas se abre el primer museo de la marihuana, donde se cuenta la historia de la controvertida hierba. vamos con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. arantxa: buenas noches. en medio de protestas multitudinarias el juez kavanaughfue confirmado para o esto a la corte suprema de estados unidos en una reÑida votaciÓn. horas despuÉskavanaugh jurÓ como el juez nÚmero 114 de la corte ante el jefe de ese tribunal. en una ceremonia privada. y tan pronto como el prÓximo martes estarÁ trabajando en audiencias en corte. marÍa rosa nos tiene detalles de la intensa jornada que ha cambiado el curso de la historia del paÍs. >> en una ceremonia privada acompaÑado de su esposa y dos hijas, el juez kavanaugh fue juramentado por el presidente de la corte suprema y tambiÉn por el juez saliente, a quien kavanaugh reempl

les tendremos las respuestas del tribunal federal.los cubs recibieron a milwaukee por la nacional. , en el quinto inning viene el empate. los cerveceros se coronan campeones y los chicago tendrÁn que jugar contra colorado. shohei ohtani tuvo su operaciÓn y podrÍa jugar como bateador designado la prÓxima temporada. el manchester united enfrenta al valencia el prÓximo martes. >> gran tensiÓn se viveen mÁnchester. el equipo de josÉ mourinho no levanta cabeza. son dÉcimos en la premier league, el fin de semana perdieron contra el west y buscarÁn que este sea un catalizador positivo. toda la informaciÓn a travÉs de todos los espacios de univisiÓn deportes. daniel: paolo guerrero va de frustraciÓn o frustración.el tribunal suizo negÓ su apelaciÁ hasta el aÑo que viene. palmira: de cara a la elecciones, le diremos por quÉ estÁ llevando a cientos de menores a la frontera con mÉxico. en su prÓxima visita al doctor, le podrÍan hablar sobre armas de fuego. los detalles a las 11. gracias por hornos acompaÑado, nos vemos a las 11. jorge: hoy es lu

suprema comenzarÁ con solamente 8 jueces por la posibilidad que el juez kavanaugh llegue al mÁximo tribunalras tanto avanza la investigaciÓn del fbi el abuso sexual contra el juez muchos se preguntan quÉ trama tendrÁ en las elecciones de medio tÉrmino esta es nuestra principal noticia ademÁs este domingo: >>> ciudad de lona. >> cientos de menores inmigrantes en custodia estÁn siendo trasladados a un campamento de texas tenemos imÁgenes aÉrea de las filas y filas. >> un aÑo doloroso. >> estÁ por cumplirse el primer aniversario de la masacre de las vegas la que mÁs vida ha cobrado en la historia de estados unidos, las vÍctimas no salen de sus pena porque hoy los motivos del ataque siguen siendo un misterio. >> mochilas ligeras las bajas calificaciones de algunos estudiantes pueden tener su explicaciÓn en las mochilas que cargan al colegio una investigaciÓn revela que entre mÁs pesadas mas difÍcil es para ellos concentrarse en clase. >> noticias telemundo >>> con julio v. >> la investigaciÓn >>> avanza pero avanza con ciertas limitaciones. >> esto segÚn fuentes de nuestra cadena hermano nbc ho

says the tribunal has no jurisdiction on the matter. under british intelligence agencies accusing russia of launching cyber warfare with the intent of undermining western democracy and who pays national cybersecurity center says moscow was behind a series of major attacks including the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election on the world anti-doping agency and twenty seventeen. for the british prime minister has defended have brags that strategy and call for unity and upbeat to reason may told our audience at the tory party conference she's not afraid to leave the e.u. without a deal lawrence me was there and sent us this report. all those people who spent their time queuing for the speech might have been forgiven for being a little nervous this was a big moment for their party and their country and their prime minister often looks i'm sure a bit of a robot. so it was to everyone's surprise when sarees m a launched a cell phone to stage dancing queen the soundtrack all of it designed to offer her a charisma she's often accused of lack

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saudi government and because of that that's what to making the likelihood of these international tribunals far less likely than they would be in another case what's the view in washington d.c. amongst your colleagues amongst the people you speak to is there any way that saudi arabia. can host a trial like this and make it work this is a lot of and he saudi rhetoric coming from certainly from some parts of congress at the moment over this so. in the u.s. there is certainly of you in this. sure well i think there's a lot of skepticism about both the crime the coverup and the investigation the problem is that that skepticism comes from the congress and comes from reporters and comes from non-governmental organizations but at the end of the day it's not coming from the white house because it's not coming from the white eve you need a security council referral for an investigation you're not going to get one if the saudi government is doing what appears to be a credible job of moving forward with a credible investigation and by credible i mean passing a minimum threshold not meeting a threshold

well no this tribunal heard from these groups bringing forward the allegations and demanding answers to a secret policy and what was referred to as british domestic security services the m i five working under secret policy that has been dubbed the third direction it was said that this is a policy that has been in place for decades under different versions and is still in place today and according to these groups bringing this case forward they are saying it is crucial to find out whether or not any of those actions could have been violations of human rights of basic human rights so that's what they want to know and in terms of the documents that were presented at these hearings there was one very largely redacted government policy document that essentially talks about the occasional necessity of criminality when it comes to such issues as well as a letter dating back to twenty twelve written by then prime minister david cameron to a judge who is overseeing such issues at the at the time essentially calling for him to not pay too much attention to the legality of such operations. thi

the saudi government because of that that's what's making the likelihood of these international tribunals far less likely than they would be in another case what's the view in washington d.c. amongst your colleagues amongst the people you speak to is there any way that saudi arabia. can host a trial like this and make it work since a lot of and he saudi rhetoric coming from certainly from some parts of the congress at the moment over this so. in the u.s. there is certainly a view on this. sure well i think there's a lot of skepticism about both the crime the coverup and the investigation the problem is that that skepticism comes from the congress and comes from reporters and comes from non-governmental organizations but at the end of the day it's not coming from the white house because it's not coming from the white eve you need a security council referral for an investigation you're not going to get one if the saudi government is doing what appears to be a credible job of moving forward with a credible investigation and by credible i mean passing a minimum threshold not meeting a thresho

horas despues, kavanaugh juro como el "juez numero 114" de la corte ante el jefe de este tribunal, johnerts, en una ceremonia privada. y tan pronto como el proximo martes, kavanaugh ya estara trabajando en audiencias en corte. maria rosa lucchini nos tiene detalles de la intensa jornada, que ha cambiado el curso de la hi y durante un acto de campaqa en vacante en la corte supremde ju en "topeka", su base lo recibio con una prolongada ovacion, pues esta ha sido una excelente semana para el mandatario, que ha culminado con su nominado en la corte mas importante del pais. pais.importante del corte mas importante del pais. continuan las reacciones en torno al caso del policia de chicago que fue hallado culpable de matar de 16 disparos a un adolescente afroamericano en 2014.ahora hay expectativas sobre como repercutira esta decision en el departamento de policia de esa ciudad y tambien a nivel nacional.viviana avila nos trae los detalles mas recientes y las reacciones. docenas de s se reunieron en tornillo, texas, cerca de la frontera de mexico y estados unidos para apoyar a familias, la pol

tribunals and the new trade deal eliminates them go. read it and when the u.s. m.c.a. reduces the limb and. just of. the mother. dies down a little. i'm beginning to think this trade the other drugs and was so wonderful is not so wonderful when he said it was so wonderful. but i don't understand trump does not lie he only speaks. he only speaks the truth which is written for him by someone who was always a liar all right. according to the citizens trace campaigns mexico mexican workers will continue to be horribly exploited american jobs will continue to be outsourced the environment will continue to be degraded and the wages for workers in all three nafta countries will continue to decline oh ok what a relief so you're saying everything stand the same. i was right things are going to change exploitation and degradation we have that down. but. if you're one of the weirdos who still prefers not to be exploited there is still time to stop us m.c.a. leaders are expected to sign the deal on december first at the g. twenty meeting then president trump has sixty days to repo

that is in the new york tribune of august 18. we now have the weight of the war on abraham lincoln's shoulders. on august 23, he does not think he is going to get reelected. part of this is the numbers that are coming in. -- i'm going to change not the numbers, but with a meme a little bit -- what they mean a little bit. 2246 new graves in virginia. 12,037 new hospital beds needed in the hospitals in washington, baltimore, new york, philadelphia, pittsburgh, anyplace else. disappear in the confederate prisoner of war camps. continue on to spotsylvania. 25 new graves in virginia. 13,416, we need beds in the hospital. 2258 are now somewhere in the confederate prison system. 14,060tle, 223 graves, hospital beds. fort harbor, 1 845 new graves in virginia. 19,000 new hospital beds. thousands disappearance of the prison camps. these are the totals that abraham lincoln said nobody is going to like me for this war, and i am not going to be reelected. people are walking into the white house and saying this. warsummer of 1864, weariness --

quÉ se indica para usted que llegue al mÁximo tribunal? a los sonidos que nos ven lo que significa ser juez de la corte suprema. es la conciencia de los estados unidos. sÓlo basta con que se han juristas de larga trayectoria judicial, sino que sean personas intachables. en 242 aÑos de historia, solamente 11 veces el senador rechazÓ una confirmaciÓn. estamos frente a un hombre que estÁ siendo cuestionado, una mujer cuyo testimonio merece credibilidad y lo acusa de agresiÓn sexual, de intentar haberla violado hace 40 aÑos. un hombre que dice que toma poca hacer ese logro se nos salen a decir que no, que mÁs de una vez se le pasÓ la mano, que no sabÍa lo que estaba haciendo. estas condiciones me llevan a una preocupaciÓn. no tenemos en estados unidos jueces que tengan mayor integridad. jueces que no abran este debate vergonzoso en el senado. no hay un solo juez que podamos presentar ante un comitÉ en el senado y que no aparezca una sola mujer para decir que la tocaste, la quisiste violar. tenemos que caer en ese exceso? christian: hay que hac

he's a 58-year-old according to the star tribune.d a group of diehard fans that call themselves front row joes. he was wearing a cowboy hat with an american design and trump would lead the republicans up and down the ballot to victories in november. her's a quote. he said "we're going to have a red tsunami" continue to randall thom. there's local protesters. police have said there's a crowd of about 500, i think chanting white, black or brown, we're all welcome in our town. rochester police estimating 500 people involved in a march there this afternoon. wait till we take you to the civic center. we're what? 3 1/2 hours away from the rally. wait till you see the inside of the place. we'll show you in just a minute. first, attorneys for judge kavanaugh's accuser sending a letter to the fbi director. they're calling the investigation a quote stain on the process, on the fbi and on our american ideal of justice. they included a list of witnesses that they say the fbi should interview. it's looking as if the president may make his way tow

people coming in with diplomatic authorities and that's why you create one of these international tribunals or you were to go to the international criminal court or the international court of justice to resolve this then that international tribunal wouldn't have to deal with these issues of the interplay between.

says the tribunal has no jurisdiction on the matter a british intelligence agency is accusing russia of launching cyber warfare with the intent of undermining western democracy the u.k.'s national cybersecurity center says moscow was behind a series of major attacks including the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election and the world anti-doping agency hot and twenty seventeen or jury westby from global salaries says you can tell agents would have collected evidence against russia before making the allegations they would determining that the russian military intelligence with the knowledge and consent of the kremlin or i was involved with the world doping with some u.k. banks attacks with attacks on ukrainian infrastructure and the hacking of the democratic national committee so these were new blames that were laid being laid at the at the feet of the russian government and if they i'm certain had quite credible information before they came out with this so it's important because many private sector companies know there are bad actors out there but if they are being hit by a nation

un tribunal eximio a el expresidente de ese paÍs por un supuesto delito.l abogado de la familia lo describiÓ como una persona enferma. danae rivero nos cuenta mÁs. danae: Él es el sospechoso por enviar explosivos. permanece tras la rejas y se espera que comparezca ante un juez el lunes. podrÍa cumplir hasta 48 aÑos en prisiÓn. su ex abogado revela algunos detalles. >> Él estaba tratando de crear una identidad. era alguien perdido. danae: el apoyo donald trump se refleja.s manera de pensar... era homofÓbico y antijudÍo. lo que no eran supremacistas blancos, no permanecÍan pertenecÍan al grupo. >> su familia segura fa tenÍa falta de comprensiÓn en la realid. -- realidad. tambiÉn se reporta que consumÍa esteroides. >> solÍa venir con dos bolsas de lona. siempre estaba haciendo algo. >> antes de ser arrestado estaba en este club no uno donde trabajaba como personal de seguridad. presentadora: la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos autorizÓ un nuevo medicamento para la gripe, puede ser usado en pacientes desde los 12 aÑos de edad que presentan sÍntomas d

tonight's debate is sponsored by wyoming public radio, casper college, and the casper star tribune. i want to thank the voters across wyoming who submitted topics and questions for this debate. a three-person panel composed of one representative from each sponsor and media used those submissions to curate and prioritize tonight's questions. these representatives will pose questions to the candidates. our panel for tonight's debate, dallas bower, opinion editor, blumenshine, tennessee watson, journalist of wyoming public radio. our timekeeper tonight is tristan, a sophomore student from rawlins. we practiced law a long time ago. we will open tonight's debate by asking each candidate to answer the question they were given 24 hours in advance. then each candidate will begin in the opportunity to answer direct questions from the panel. as well as respond or comment on other candidates' questions. then there will be a lightning round for participants will be given in 20 seconds each to respond. finally, candidates will be givn en 60 seconds for a closing remark. candidates have only agre

however, the tribunal of officers got it wrong. the former slaves in the union blew endeavored to make freedom substantive. williams attempted to be free by leaving camp, getting drunk, and choosing how he would participate in drills. abide so much alcohol that he resisted control of the army over his body. he rejected the rules, because the drill to instructor he was tired of taking orders from white men. furthermore, the army demanded too much of his labor. the so-called mutineers understood that williams was not merely drunk. they understood the political nature of his protest and defended a comrade in his fight for freedom. the resistance points to a larger phenomenon overlooked in histories of the civil war. very techniques black soldiers employed to contest the army's control over them. a control that resonated prior in in slave men. black soldiers continuously endured hardships to end slavery, yet the story of black soldiers is a story of soldiers dedicated to abstract conceptions of freedom and a citizenship not only glosse

esta maÑana abrimos hablando sobre un informe del tribunal federal que ha concluido que el programa hataba un reporte del inspector general para llegar a esa conclusiÓn. por eso hicimos una coaliciÓn bipartidista para oponernos al programa y logramos que el presidente en pocos dÍas emitiera una orden ejecutiva terminando con esa polÍtica absurda y promulgada por el fiscal general de estados unidos. inclusive, yo pedÍ que se despidiera seÑor sessions en aqel entonces por lo que habÍa hecho. estamos intentando deshacer esta polÍtica para que esos niÑos puedan ser asignados a hogares con familias. carolina: hablando de lo que pasa con estos niÑos se han visto imÁgenes de esa ciudad de carpas. cree que esa es la forma adecuada de tratar estos niÑos sin educaciÓn, sin recibir atenciÓn legal tambiÉn? y puedo decir icos albergues que, en el caso de los dos albergues que estÁn en mi distrito, se estÁ tratando a los niÑos de una manera muy humana, se les estÁn dando clases de inglÉs, hay consejeros, hay muchas personas que estÁn trabajando para asegurar el bienestar de los niÑos. si no es asÍ e

>>un tribunal del salvador exonerÓ de manera póstuma de toda responsabilidad civil al expresidente franciscoolviÓ que su esposa e hijos no deben responder por el supuesto delito. flores quien gobernÓ el salvador desde 1999 a 2004.oridades no han indicado si hubo heridos y tampoco se sabe si se encontraba a bordo del aparato el propietario de uno de los equipos que integra la liga premier de inglaterra. >> las encuestas siguen dando ganador a bolsÓn haro para la segunda vuelta y definitiva de las elecciones maÑana en brasil. --bolsonaro. ofendido a las minorÍas, las mujeres y mÁs, muchos lo llaman " el trump brasilero". >> este hombre maÑana podrÍa convertirse en el prÓximo presidente de brasil. se llama jair bolsonaro. el diputado e hizo de sucarrera polÍtica una controversia. cuanto mayores resultdela verdad busca echar luz a los oscuros aÑos de la dictadura en este paÍs se ocupa sÓlo de los derechos humanos de los bandidos, violadores, secuestradores-- en una naciÓn que al igual que en sus paÍses vecinos hay desaparecidos por los sangrientos periodos de dictadura en los aÑos 80. reivindicÓ