. >> so 14-year-old tun-tun aung who was killed by military forces, what do you say to his mother?you say of a 14-year-old also shot dead by your forces? >> translator: we have heard about the deaths of the children too. there is no reason we will shoot children. this is only the terrorists that are trying to make us look bad. >> reporter: but the lies are paper thin. according to the u.n., as of march 31st, at least 44 children have been killed. back here, our minders take us to another market in a military area, keen to show they have popular support, but the ploy backfires. i understand -- a man just told me we want democracy as he walked past. but he was too scared to stop and talk. others are more bold. these people are not activists. they're ordinary citizens and they live in fear of the military. you have goosebumps. you're like shivering. >> they are not human. >> yeah. they're not human. >> yeah. >> reporter: they're desperate for the outside world to know their pain. one girl approaches us, shaking. >> i feel like you're very nervous. are you okay? >> yeah, yeah. we are n

or what would you say to the father of 13-year-old tun tuntun tun mac wyn?d about the deaths of children too. there is no reason we will shoot children. this is only terrorists that are trying to make us look bad. >> reporter: but the lies are paper thin. according to the u.n., as of march 31st, 44 children have been killed. back in yangon, our minders take us to another market in the military area keen to show they have popular support but the ploy backfires. a man just told me we want democracy as he walked past, but he was too scared to stop and talk. others are more bold. save your country. these people are not activists, they are ordinary citizens and they live in fear of the military. you have goose bumps. you are shivering. >> they are not human. >> reporter: they're not human? >> yes. >> reporter: they are desperate for the outside world to know their pain. one girl approaches us shaking. i feel like you're nervous. >> we are not shake anymore. >> reporter: i don't want you to get in trouble. i don't want you to get arrested. she knows her bravery wi

earlier i spoke with reporter ayman tun to has been covering events in myanmar i began by asking about the reports of more violence in the past 24 hours human touch left me on march short while ago for security reasons what are you hearing about the current situation there. so what we're seeing in the current situation is that it's becoming more and more dangerous to go out and protest and even though you are still feeling some protest in especially more rural areas people in larger cities are avoiding large gatherings for now in our state in protest in other ways we're seeing social media protests where people have been using political hours into their shoes as a way to show that they still march in spirit over easter we saw people using eggs writing messages on them we're seeing people flying kites but as more and more damage economic damage especially is done during the civil disobedience movement we are seeing a breakdown of health care infrastructure as well as a situation in which banking and cash has become really hard to come by and quite a number of people are suffering econom

don't tun in south korea is just a 2 hour car drive from the border to north korea everyone here is aware of the threat from the north's missile system and it's here that one web is working with intel and south korean specialists in maritime satellite communications intel and is making the satellite antennae for the ground stations and use the terminals that can pick up and relay the signals from the satellite constellation at any point on or. the koreans were chosen due to their experience in maritime communications where the transmitter and receiver of signals are both moving the idea is to adapt that technology for internet access in self driving cars permanent connectivity will become increasingly important. steve chan and kevin other visionary minds behind intelli and the many country or is still challenge but we have all the solution now so it is a fix so far i think the best soul is more so than me as i can or should and also maintain a tractor trailer. we are developing using now but leave your base or visually seller is moving so that means all we have to. go by ship or by satell

as the african nation faces a terror campaign with the islamic state group holding control of a key tun it sees there over a week ago no fatalities among civilians up in munting the u.n. world food program warns that almost a 1000000 people in mozambique require food aid because of the crisis but the international community is seemingly reluctant to help. fix this through. i'm here in downtown johannesburg where both of heading to mozambique live from last week insurgents affiliated with islamic state launched a raid on the northernmost big town of palma ransacking buildings and murdering a beheading civilians. was. a good. look. like but because of that. the latest attack is the biggest escalation by islamist rebels who have been waiting villages in towns in northern mozambique for the past 4 years leaving hundreds of thousands of people displaced and at least 2000 dead half of them civilians according to the united nations. and that we had at the hotel which was besieged by militants after 4 days without eating we decided to leave an escape into the forest but some of my white colleag

a lot of people i'm sure hoping that this does provide a tunning point moment that they'll see something different that was a pool right a full minute to pacemen on executive director of the human rights defense and thank you so much for coming on to the program and taking times to me thank you very much for having me. over in europe a french union has sounded the alarm at shocking suicide rates among hospital trainees with thousands of in tons working around the clock sharing the pandemic the head of a union says the pressure is taking a catastrophic toll some people in the days when a terrible situation known since the start of january the has been one suicides among men to go into nz every 18 days well into penske has more on the crisis facing frontline medics and front. just to give you a sense most interns are supposed to be working a 48 hour week that's more than most people would generally in a week but we know they were more than that sometimes around 60 hours in a normal week but that union told r.t. that during the code 900 pandemic things are so bad that some interns are worki

a medical in tun commit suicide every 18 days and from the sounds the pandemic pushes trainee doctors to breaking point. british films as a nuss is also buckling under the strain of back with one health describing stall on info to. the judge in the trial which forward to the trial accuses the democratic congresswoman no putting the entire process in jeopardy prompted she called for a confrontation of the as a normal guilty verdict in the meantime a pig's head is thrown out the flame away.

journalist and tun has been covering events in myanmar for us and joins us from neighboring bangkok it's good to have you on now you have left me in march for security reasons what are you hearing about the current situation there. what we're seeing in myanmar now is an intensification of the prosecution of anyone who is showing dissent to military fall so not only are we seeing a military that is showing that they are now going to essentially indiscriminately kill people and use military grade weapons at protesters you are also seeing them roll out list after list. not only politicians but activist celebrities you know like people who are simply doing things like. make up blocking things like that anyone who has some sort of audience in them are and is using their platform in order to spread the word about what's happening and express the sense about what's happening in yemen right now where the military has also been arresting prominent activists including actor prime taccone who has as you've been saying prominent people showing support for this movement he's one of them what more can

a medical in tun commit suicide every 18 days and from the pandemic pushes trainee doctors to breaking point. british doctors and nurses also buckling under the strain of on deck with one health describing stall as a common fault. and the judge in the george floyd trial accused democratic congresswoman know putting the entire process in jeopardy proper sheeple for confrontation if there's a non guilty verdict in the meantime a pig's head is thrown out before we go away. and welcome this is our national life from moscow right. well getting us started a french union has sounded the alarm at shocking suicide rates among hospital trainees with thousands of and tons walking around the clock showing the pandemic the head of the union says the pressure is taking a catastrophic toll. in some people who in a terrible situation known since the start of john you were there has been one suicide the monk had to go into it's every 18 days. he has more on the crisis facing front line medics and friends. just to give you a sense most interns are supposed to be working a 48 hour week that's more than m

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journalist and tun has been covering events in myanmar for us and joins us from neighboring bangkok it's good to have you on the w. now you have left me in march for security reasons what are you hearing about the current situation there. what we're seeing in myanmar now is an intensification of the prosecution of anyone who is showing dissent to military fall so not only are we seeing a military that is showing that they are now going to essentially indiscriminately kill people and use military grade weapons at protesters you are also seeing them roll out list after list. not only politicians but activist celebrities. like people who are simply doing things like. make up blocking things like that anyone who has some sort of audience in the m.r.i. and is using their platform in order to spread the word about what's happening and express the sense about what's happening right now with the military has also been arresting prominent activists including actor pine tar cohen who has as you've been saying prominent people showing support for this movement he's one of them what more can you tel

now let's cross over to reporter a min tun she's been covering events in they've been covering events in myanmar force and joins us now from neighboring bangkok human touch you left me on mars short while ago for security reasons what are you hearing about the current situation there so what we're seeing in the current situation is that it's becoming more and more dangerous to go out and protest and even though you are still feeling some protest especially more rural areas people in larger cities are avoiding large gatherings for now and our state in protest in other ways we're seeing social media protests where people have been using up until hours into their shoes as a way to show that they still march in spirit over easter we saw people using eggs writing messages on them we're seeing people flying kites but as more and more damage economic damage especially is done during the civil disobedience movement we are seeing a breakdown of how care infrastructure as well as a situation in which banking and cash has become really hard to come by and quite a number of people are suffering e

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sot and kind of being in tun.heir emotions from your standpoint at the humane society, are are you? are you worried about sort of the post pandemic fall out? you know when you have so any people adopting pets when they were at home for good portions of the day. now, folks begin to sort of shift back into into work life. a more normal sort of schedule. are you worried that you're going to see a lot of people saying? look, you know, i just i can't really do this. i don't think i can care for this pet that i adopted during the pandemic. yeah, we're definitely trying to be prepared for that. i think we're optimistic and hoping that lots of things about the world has shifted. so you know, even people going back to work, maybe working from home a little bit more often, and i do think something that's happened is as many new people who didn't have a pet before it all have adopted a new animal. i think that. you know, they've seen how how impactful and how great that is to have another member of your family and support th

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notice people moving from high income tax states to zero income tax states happening all across the tunou were saying biden is going to take ip corporate rates up above you communist china we halls to add states and local taxes about 6%, to the federal corporate income tax when doing capital gains, if you live in california you are not paying 43%, you will be paying about 56% because california has high capital gains tax too, so when you look at some numbers biden says we are going to take it up this high, at your state capital gains tax, at your state corporate income tax. it is worse than it looks. >> a lot worse than it looks in new york talking about highest earnings facing almost 60%%, 60% income of going to government seems to me there is a massive attack on our governing institutions supreme court want to pack it former liberals to the court h.r.1 want to get through this voting allow, this voting legislation, that pretty much makes mail-in ballots the standard makes democrats in the lead in office as long as you can see you also have all executive orders attack on governing inst

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it was, every time the tuns extremely loud? it was, every time the guns fired _ extremely loud?as fired really made peoplejump first round that was fired really made people jump out of their skin. i think what struck me about the whole process, watching not only what was happening here, but the pictures from around the uk and from gibraltar as well, was the military precision but also the metronomic sense of around being fired, the guns being fired in that a1 gun salute every single minutes. almost like a slow tolling bell at a funeral and it really set the tone. no public gathered anywhere, although i saw some people gathering to a certain extent in the more public areas, but we are in a naval base, so restricted ministry of defence property. although there were ferries going across the water, the isle of wight ferry was going across at the gosport ferry heading across at the gosport ferry heading across to the other side of the water where the gunnery team are actually based. there were two people on each gun and also people standing behind them making sure the timing was abso