u.s. authorities who wanted the vessels detention extended plus another miracle on the hudson this time in a cornfield near moscow the pilot is hailed as a hero after a flock of seagulls forced him to crash land soon after takeoff. plus the plague of classic not just in our rivers and seas but now in the arctic as well scientists have found plastic micro particles in arctic snow we look at why plastic pollution now threatens one of the earth's most pristine environments. on level rock a very warm welcome to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to our other viewers around the world tonight israel has barred 2 u.s. democratic congress women from entering the country after president donald trump says they should be banned in a tweet. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is office issued a statement claiming the visit was intended to quote negate the legitimacy of israel representative rashida tal of michigan is a born and bred american of palestinian heritage and omar of minnesota emigrated with her family from somalia when she was a child both are highly critical of israel's treatment

u.s. authorities could be the swap with the british flag tanker being held by iran also coming up the plague of plastic scientists say that they have found micro particles of it in artics now with a look at why plastic lucia is now literally one of the earth's most pristine environments and it happens centuries since woodstock music festival makes a pilgrimage to the town in new york state that's now a shrine to those 3 days of the peace love and rock n roll. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program to gibraltar supreme court has ordered the release of the iranian oil tanker seized by britain last a month and that's despite an application by the united states to keep the ship in detention the chief justice said that iran had guaranteed in writing that the tanker was not delivering oil to syria which is under a huge sanctions gibraltar police time to the british navy seized the vessel the grace one at the beginning of july it was suspended suspected excuse me of taking the iranian oil to. syria which would violate e.u. and u.s. sanctions now iran denied any wrongdoing and 2 weeks later it seized

u.s. authorities are so concerned. >>> is it another flint? the major american city tonight where filters are failing the test. lead in the water. authorities demanding water bottles. >>> the consumer alert tonight. the produce recall. >>> simone biles and her magic. the feat never seen before. >>> and america strong. the dad. the surprise. and the superstar he had no idea was standing right behind him. >>> good evening. it's great to be back with all of you at home. we begin with the raid on jeffrey epstein's private island. it all comes as outrage grows tonight. how was he allowed to take his own life? this was the moment they arrived at the hospital in new york city. they were trying to revive him. he had had an apparent suicide attempt weeks ago. william barr saying he's appalled this happened at a federal jail. today, the images coming in. and the fbi and nypd seen at his private caribbean island. and why was he taken off of suicide watch? what now for the women who want justice? and will any of epstein's associates still face possible cha

u.s. authorities it could mean a swap with a british flag tanker being held by a wrong. also coming up to the plate the plastic scientists say they have found micro particles of it in the arctic snow we will look at white plastic pollution in a litter some of the early earth's most pristine in.

u.s. authorities to keep the shift in detention the release could mean a swap with a british tanker in to help fight iran. coming up next sunday w. news it is to give you business africa your heart well 1st of all join me for that and i will leave you now with more images from the history's most iconic music festival one stuff which celebrates its 50th. anniversary i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching. live. to. keep learning marched realises wait a 2nd we want the whole picture perfect some sort of make idea shift to live. in reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's talk to devise a short. shift. on t w.

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u.s. authorities who wanted the vessels detention extended. and a nother miracle on the hudson this time in a cornfield near moscow a pilot is healed as a hero after a flock of seagulls forced him to crash land soon after takeoff. on the rocks thank you so much for your company everyone tonight israel has barred 2 u.s. democratic congress women from entering the country after president donald trump says they should be banned in a tweet prime minister benjamin netanyahu is office is shoot a statement claiming the visit was intended to quote negate the legitimacy of israel representative rashida tal of michigan is a born and bred american of palestinian heritage. omar of minnesota and a grated with her family from somalia when she was a child both are highly critical of israel's treatment of palestinians and both have been calling for a boycott of israeli products president trump tweeted that the 2 congresswomen hated israel and all people. all right let's unpack here i'm joined now by tanya kramer our drew some correspondent and pablo foley ile

u.s. authorities it could need a swap with a british flag tanker being held by a wrong. also coming up to the plate the plastic scientists say they have found micro particles of it in the arctic snow we will look at why plastic pollution now litter some of the early earth's most pristine environment. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program there's a voter supreme court has ordered the release of the iranian oil tanker seized by britain last month that's despite an application by the united states to keep the ship in detention now to a boat to police and the british navy seized the vessel the grace one at the beginning of july it was suspected of taking a brawny an oil to syria which would violate e.u. and u.s. sanctions down to voters chief justice says that iran has now guaranteed in writing that the oil was not going to syria 2 weeks after the grace one was seized iran captured a british flag to take. a spring and be used to race a trooper who joins us now from iran. and islands on the strait of hormuz teresa tell us what these latest developments that we're hearing now

u.s. authorities investigated facebook over russian trolls influence in the presidential elections the un just last year also looked into the slaughter of the hinge of muslims citing facebook's role in me and what of facebook's problems in africa well i mean they aren't that different from other parts of the world in some ways and in some ways of course they can be quite different in terms of like news of some some somewhat related to like they were in your case in myanmar we had a case this month in south africa whereby hotel fire was blamed on foreigners where they've had a lot of notice in a while because tax. against you know people from other african countries so that's something that of course is sort of problematic elections there was a release by facebook saying that they had deleted a couple of accounts which were linked to promoting misinformation during elections and a couple of african countries including nigeria and the democratic republic of congo and that was in may so it's obviously happening in africa as well there's definite those issues but in general there's other thin

u.s. authorities had not conspired to kill him the iconic portrayed of him taken amidst the cuban revolution continues to fly and flags around the world where there are those who fight imperialism the leader of britain's labor party jeremy corbyn was inspired by both of our and his comrade in arms fidel castro castro has been such a huge figure in our lives i remember the news 959 the day that he marched into. marshall the earth and sarah maestro in the war there to bring about the cuban revolution i remember the cuban missile crisis and all the fear that was going on there but it is all from forging a new crisis because while britain and the e.u. have relations with cuba the u.s. appears to continue to be afraid of 60 years of cuban independence jump administration is imposing new restrictions on u.s. travel to cuba in a statement the treasury department says that the u.s. would no longer allow group educational and cultural trips known as people to people travel the u.s. government will also deny permission for private and corporate travelers to enter the country but unlike cuba washington

u.s. authorities. i mean but it's amazing when i think the entire system is unfair the migrants have to wait for their appointment here in mexico and they're ultimately rejected that's what happens in 9 out of 10 cases anyway. the sound of solving echoes through the emergency center no v.m. out of sela is 33 years old she left us with the children and now finds herself completely alone. give me your only help it's unbearable having to stay here my whole body hurts my back my arms and they just gave me pain killers nothing else. but no viewer is not alone. many people here say that the conditions are terrible the realities of migration on both sides of the border are brutal. china today if you did starkest warning yet to protesters in hong kong the government spokesman in beijing said that punishment for the protests is coming in only a matter of time beijing adding that protesters should not mistake the government's restraint for weakness well. i would like to warn all those criminals don't ever misjud

this is the news live from berlin and authorities in the u.s. are treating a mass shooting in texas as a case of domestic terrorism and as america grieves for the victims in el paso texas and ohio police say they fear homegrown extremists could be planning more attacks for the lives of all past also coming up. pro-democracy protesters in hong kong disrupt train services as a general strike takes hold across that city leaders carry territory on the verge of a very dangerous situation. and in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton moves one step closer to his 6th world title if you want to thrilling gary from free now only beating his up and coming rival match for stopping by passing with just 3 laps to go. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us authorities in the united states are treating a mass shooting in el paso texas as a case of domestic terrorism police say they found an online man a fast so by the suspect in the casing the attack was racially motivated 20 people were killed when the shooter opened fire at a wal-mart store i

u.s. authorities. i mean but as a percentage you mean i think the entire system is unfair the migrants have to wait for their appointment here in mexico and they're ultimately rejected that's what happens in 9 out of 10 cases anyway. the sound of solving echoes through the emergency center no v.m. out of sela is 33 years old she left us with the children and now finds herself completely alone. give me all your help it's unbearable having to stay here my whole body hurts my back my arms and they just give me pain killers nothing else. but know of you is not alone. many people here say that the conditions i tear about the realities of migration on both sides of the border are brutal. where human rights activists have helped prevent a chinese national from the muslim minority community from being deported back to china from qatar that after a video of the man pleading for help went viral on social media the news reporter all the soccer is here to bring is this story so tell us how did this all come about

u.s. occupation authorities declaring that the npr was nothing inside the imperial japanese army. ultimately, these ideas would enable the formation of a new military force. that continue to grow and one that still exists today. so, to conclude, what do we learn from the story? first, it shows that democracy itself has a history. it does not mean the same thing and every time and place. the values, that people ascribe to it a successful democracy can change with that contact. this means, if we want to assess the conduct of policy. we shouldn't focus on celebrating those who promoted democracy or condemning those who did not. we should stay -- pay close attention to the specific ideas, meanings, hopes, fears that people invested in democracy. and think critically about these ideas. what are the up policies that they enabled and what are the outcomes that they prevented. secondly, and more specific to the time period i discussed, i hope that this story allows us to that her grasp how people understood politics during the early cold war. it shows how central psychological, and spirit

u.s. authorities who wanted the vessel's detention extended. plus, another miracle on the hudson. this time, in a cornfield near moscow. the pilot is hailed as a hero after a flock of seagulls forced him to crash land soon after takeoff. plus, the plague of plastic, , t justn n our rivers a and seas, t now in the arctic as w well. scientists have found plastic microparticles in arctic snow. we look at why plastic pollution knauf threatens one of -- now threatens one of the earth's most pristine environments. a very warm welcome to our viewers on pbs in the united states and to our other viewers around the world. tonight, israel has barred two u.s. democratic congress women from entering the country after president donald trump said they should be banned in a tweet. prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office ended -- issued a statement. representative rashida tlaib is a born and bred american of palestinian heritage. bill henn omar of minnesota emigrated with -- ilhan omar of minnesota emigrated as a child. both are highly critical of israel's mistreatment of palestinians. presiden

u.s. authorities. i mean but it's amazing when i think the entire system is unfair the migrants have to wait for their appointment here in mexico and they're ultimately rejected that's what happens in 9 out of 10 cases anyway it's not just have. the sound of solving echoes through the emergency center novi. marcella is 33 years old she left honduras with the children and now finds herself completely alone. give me your only hope it's unbearable having to stay here my whole body hurts my back my arms and they just give me pain killers nothing else. but know if you're is not alone. many people here say that the conditions are terrible the realities of migration on both sides of the border are brutal. federal prosecutors in switzerland to file charges against some of the organizers for 2006 world cup in germany the success of the global event has been tarnished by alleged corruption former german football association president of wolfgang is and once again now face indictments as does horst schmidt the fo

u.s. authorities it could mean a swap of a british flag tanker being held by iran. also coming up the plague of plastic scientists say that they have found microbes particles of it in arctic snow we look at why plastic lucian now litter is one of the earth's most forseen environs.

u.s. authorities. i mean but it's amazing when i think the entire system is unfair the migrants have to wait for their appointment here in mexico and they're ultimately rejected that's what happens in 9 out of 10 cases anyway. the sound of sobbing echoes through the emergency center of your mother's cellar is 33 years old she left honduras with the children and now finds herself completely alone. give me your only help it's unbearable having to stay here my whole body hurts my back my arms and they just give me pain killers nothing else. but know of you is not alone. many people here say that the conditions are terrible the realities of migration on both sides of the border are brutal. news now from the wonder sport the women's league a club shocker is expected to decide today whether to take action against chairman clement tony s. after he made comments that were widely condemned israel the billionaire has led the club's board since 2001 and he's apologized for the comments but many consider the apolo

u.s. authorities. i mean but if it's amazing when i think the entire system is unfair the migrants have to wait for their appointment here in mexico and they're ultimately rejected that's what happens in 9 out of 10 cases anyway. the sound of solving echoes through the emergency center over your mouth is 33 years old she left us with the children and now finds herself completely alone. give me your only child it's unbearable having to stay here my whole body hurts my back my arms and they just give me pain killers nothing else. but know of you is not alone. many people here say that the conditions are terrible the realities of migration on both sides of the border are brutal. and sports news the swiss authorities have charged 4 people in relation to germany's bid to host the 2006 football world cup as you can see all over movie sports is here to fill us all in because some serious allegations walk us through them and who is under the microscope well this involves some really big cheese is in german foo

u.s. authorities limited criticism of israel. i think it is a double standard but actually what's interesting about this is that the fact that there is sort of this retaliation hunnish meant for individuals businesses that are . buying. every american were allowed one any or all or all politically with issues that i think you. really. elements. that runs. almost as the. u.s. justice department issued a warrant calling for the seizure of the radio oil supertanker released on thursday documents says the ship the oil is carrying and nearly $1000000.00 in cash is subject to 4. well for cheer for violating u.s. sanctions on iran the warrens also cites bank fraud money laundering and terrorism related statutes it alleges additionally that iran's revolutionary guards unlawfully attempted to make use of the u.s. financial system to support illicit shipments of oil to syria previously iran's top diplomat had sharply criticized the u.s. for attempting to block thursday's release of that ship which was 1st season caused by the british royal

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u.s. authorities are treating a mass shooting in texas as a case of domestic terrorism as america grieves for the victims of 2 attacks over the weekend police say they fear homegrown extremists could be planning more bombs . and in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton moves one step closer to another world tiger title challenge him on a thrilling hungering drawn for a narrowly beating up and coming rival mom's 1st off. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us. india's interior minister has confirmed the government is revoking the special autonomous status of india controlled kashmir the ruling hindu nationalist party says it will scrap article $370.00 which allowed the state of john moon kashmir to make its own laws in else when it comes after authorities suspended phone and internet access there and placed popular state leaders under house arrest the disputed region is also claimed by pakistan the indian government has also wrist directed public movement and closed schools in the main city of figure this comes a week after the federal government sent $10000.00 additional t

u.s. authorities it could mean a swap with a british flag tanker being held by iran. also coming up the plague of plastic scientists say that they have found a micro particles of it in arctic snow we look at why plastic lucian now litter is one of the earth's most forseen environments and the new bundesliga season starts tomorrow leipzig have a new coach he may be younger than some of his players but leipzig believes that liam now goes meant has the experience to take them to the next level. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the gibraltar supreme court has ordered the release of the iranian oil tanker seized by britain last month that's despite an application by the united states to keep the ship in detention now travolta police and the british navy seized the vessel the grace one of the beginning of july it was suspected of taking a rani of oil to syria which would violate a u. and us sanctions. travolta's chief justice said that iran has now guaranteed in writing that the oil was not going to syria to beaks after the grace one was seized iran captured a british

u.s. authorities who wanted the vessel's detention extended and the miracle of the hudson by this time in a cornfield near moscow the pilot hailed as a hero after a flock of seagulls forces him to crash land soon after take off. her rocker a very warm welcome to all of you we start in israel israel where that country has part 2 u.s. democratic congress women from visiting the country prime minister benjamin netanyahu the office issued a statement claiming their visit was meant to quote negate the legitimacy of israel representative were she to tell it is born and bred american and omar also american emigrated with her family from somalia when she was a child 1st are highly critical of israel's treatment of palestinians and both have been calling for a boycott of israeli products and the entry ban comes after president donald trump tweeted that the 2 congress women hate israel and all jewish people. all right let's unpack here i'm joined now by tanya kramer our drew some correspondent and pablo foley ileus who is in washington for us as well tanya want to begin with you of course this is w

u.s. authorities have raunch a renewed crackdown on these kinds of schemes as gallagher reports now from miami. miami is known as the gateway to the americas a fact that's helped the city grow over the last few decades foreign investment is a major contributor to south florida's economy but the u.s. government says it can come with the downside money laundering is is designed to hide in plain in plain sight andrew it'll mean specializes in anti money laundering laws and says venezuela is a big offender with a socialist government that had held itself out as providing for these people for everything that they may and then the people who are in charge of making sure that that happens. ended up being corrupted and taking the money for themselves out of the country while the images of everything that's happening in venice well as an international t.v. as a humanitarian and economic situation in venezuela continues to decline the cases of government officials prosecuted for money laundering and stacking up the brazilian backed out of construction project was abandoned over corruption allegations 2

u.s. authorities to crack down on these kinds of schemes are reports from miami. miami is known as the gateway to the americas a fact that's helped the city grow over the last few decades foreign investment is a major contributor to south florida's economy but the u.s. government says it can come with the downside money laundering is designed to hide in plain in plain sight andrew it'll mean specializes in anti money laundering laws and says venezuela is a big offender with a socialist government that had held itself out as providing for these people for everything that they knew and then the people who are in charge of making sure that that happen ended up being corrupted and taking the money for themselves out of the country while the images of everything that's happening in venezuela is an international t.v. as a humanitarian and economic situation in venezuela continues to decline the cases of government officials prosecuted for money laundering and stacking up the brazilian backed out of direct construction project was abandoned over corruption allegations 2

u.s. east asian relations and is the author of "let's not be laughed at anymore: donald trump and japan from the 1980s do the present" which appeared in the journal of american east asian relations in 2018 and fractured alliance anti-based protests and post-war japanese relations in diplomatic history in 2014. this afternoon she will be presenting on her new book cold war democracy, the united states and japan, which has just been published by harvard university press. so with that, jennifer miller. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. i'm really thrilled to be here. can everyone hear me okay? yeah? okay. i will get started. let me move this over just a little bit. historians and commentators have long debated the place of democracy in american foreign policy. are u.s. actions across the globe motivated by democratic ideals, intentions or goals? or are american claims about the importance of democracy simply an empty rhetorical facade, amassed to disguise the united states' true motivations of access to markets and resources or imperial domination. within this discussion or debate one of the m

u.s. authorities have launched a crackdown on these schemes and we report from miami. >> miami is known ashe gateway to the americas, a fact that has helped the city grow over the last few decades. foreign investor -- foreign major boon for the economy. specializes in anti-money-laundering laws. >> a socialist government that held itself out, providing for the people, everything they need in the people in charge to make sure that happens and of the being corrupted, taking the money for themselves out of the country while everything happening in venezuela is on international tv. >> the situation continues to of them ise case stacking up. it was revealed two years ago almost $100 million was paid out to venezuelan officials. thousands of people lost their jobs when the project stalled. real estate projects in the u.s. coming under bernie. -- under scrutiny. important.d is the brand of miami is important. reasons make us very aware. >> the problem of money-laundering problems in the u.s. isn't specific to venezuela. in 2016, the panama papers reveal network of officials using operations and r

u.s. authorities are probing fresh allegations of technology theft by huawei.ding to the wall street journal prosecutors are looking at instances of alleged property theft over a number of years as well as huawei's recruitment strategy the tech company has been caught in the cross hairs of the u.s.-china trade war with washington labeling it as a national security threat and saudi aramco is considering a plan to split it's ipo into two stages according to the wall street journal, the state owned oil giant is looking at first listing some shares on the saudi stock exchange later this year before an international listing in 2020 or 2021. dan has the full story. >> there's new reporting on saudi aramco's highly anticipated secondary listing. the wall street journal says tokyo is now a destination of choice with top saudi officials saying uncertainty in hong kong and brexit worries in the u.k. could take the exchanges off the table. the journal said it was still a preferred choice but officials cautioned him against it as critics expose aramco to u.s. litigation or

u.s. authorities. he sign had a residence in paris and was flying back from there when he was arrested.e looking into sexual abuse of children and conspiracy crimes. writing they will seek to find possible offenses committed only in the on the national territory, but also abroad. they confirm they are still look at possible co-conspirators in epstein's alleged sex trafficking ring. his suicide implicated a prominent french modeling agent. he was accused of procuring young models for epstein. federal prosecutors in new york may be considering charges against prison staff at the jail where epstein died. according to staff he served subpoenas on up to 12 staffers. the federal court would not confirm nor deny the subpoenas were served. but they were notified several employees would be receiving subpoenas. 8 prison officials knew epstein was a suicide risk and should not be left alone. last week the ap reported some staff had been interviewed by the fbi. ashley: produce found at three stores in washington state. meghan mccain bringing up some good points when she interviewed andrew mccabe. >

u.s. authorities have raunch a renewed crackdown on these kinds of schemes as gallagher reports now from miami. miami is known as the gateway to the americas a fact that's helped the city grow over the last few decades foreign investment is a major contributor to south florida's economy but the u.s. government says it can come with the downside money laundering is is designed to hide in plain in plain sight andrew it'll mean specializes in anti money laundering laws and says venezuela is a big offender with a socialist government that had held itself out as providing for these people for everything that they me and then the people who are in charge of making sure that that happens and that are being corrupted and taking the money for themselves out of the country.

u.s. immigration authorities arrested nearly 700 people in a series of raids across the state of mississippi officials say they targeted several food processing plants and detained workers who did not have proper documentation mexico's foreign minister says 107 mexicans have been arrested has been fighting in southern yemen between government forces and separatist backed by the united arab emirates 4 people have now been killed in the city of aden and at least 9 others injured including a child gun battle started a wednesday after the funeral of a high ranking commander killed in a who she revellers attack. syria's government has rejected a plan by the u.s. and turkey to establish a so-called safe zone along its northern border damascus says the proposed buffer zone is a blatant attack on syria. on wednesday washington and anchor agreed to establish the zone as a way of managing tensions between turkish forces and kurdish fighters. there's a top stories to. the stream is up next for you after that ifa. welcome to the stream which you decide not to have children to save the planet that is the

u.s. authorities took this as a potential manner on april 20th, 2006 at 9:57 a.m. the defendant wen wang, threatened and harassed a foreign official. president hu was given a public speech and members of the white house. miss wang began to yell at president hu in a loud voice in two-minutes. she was standing at the press platform across from president hu. the words that miss wang yelled had been translated and it goes on and on. charges not just disorderly conduct but attempted to intimidate a foreign official while he was acting in his official capacity. serious charges brought against this woman who was arrested at the white house that day. she went on and on and yelling for three minutes. they got her out of there. she reportedly spent the night in jail after they haul her out. with that said, ultimately, a couple of months prosecutors did a deal with her, those charges did great dropped. the first visit of the chinese president to the george w. bush white house. it was considered to be a huge bust. there was no agreement on any kind. china did not budge on any

u.s. authorities for months. he also says he would like to speak directly to president trump to resolve the conflict. the trump administration has imposed sanctions on the maduro regime and is supporting venezuela's opposition. china has confirmed it detained an employee of the british consulate in hong kong, held under a 15 day detention process in shenzhen. beijing called the issue and internal matter, not a diplomatic dispute. it described him as a hong kong citizen. in italy, president sergio mattarella has started talks about the next government. he will have to decide whether another ruling coalition is viable. government is one of the options after the prime minister giuseppe conte. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. guy: what to take you to some pictures we are seeing out of hong kong right now. protests seem to be ramping up again tonight. you can hear the noise on

president have authorities to tell u.s. companies where they should go. he said he absolutely has the authority to tell companies where they should be looking for business. but we are talking about the beacon of the free market economy involved in a trade war with china and it is the u.s. president telling companies what they should be doing. >> again it is completely crazy he is doing this. he hasn't spontaneously tell companies you need to find an alternative to china. it does not just happen by snapping your fingers. it is unrealistic. the u.s. and the chinese economies are intertwined and embedded. they are each others biggest trading partners. billions and billions of trade takes place. u.s. companies are dependant on chinese products and vice versa. i think he does not understand how trade works and how many elements are involved. he is just spontaneously saying things that do not make sense. >> natasha, thank you so much. mr. trump's argument to that, his answer would be the u.s. economy is a bigger economy than the chinese and we are better equippe

u.s. health authorities say that a person in the state of illinois may have died because of a ping as part of a wave of long illnesses which appear to be linked to e.c. carets the exact compound or product could be pinpointed as the cause for their spiritual illness but nationwide nearly $200.00 cases apparently connected to of a thing have been reported. tens of thousands of anti-government protesters have taken to the streets of hong kong once again but a standoff with riot police descended into violence offices with batons and tear gas chased the demonstrators who hold bricks and petrol bombs the violence interrupted nearly 2 weeks of calm in hong kong. after a week of uneasy peace this. conflict those were back on the streets for some of the most violent clashes with police so far. and this is what sparked saturday's protest surveillance cameras built into lamp posts that supposed to be used to monitor traffic but demonstrators fear more sinister motives. are out there that this is an evil regime that uses c.c.t.v. to monitor every move for phone calls citizens. i don't know how the go