and i panetta the vietnam association of victims of agent orange asked u.s. court to reopen a previously dismissed through forcing to get its own son say it says she believes the recent u.s. court rulings have set a precedent on sunset itself which is now a part of the pharmaceutical giant by admits responsibility for creating agent orange but not for the damage associated with it it non is helping in the storable case will add weight to their claims in one thousand nine hundred for a class a class action lawsuit was settled acts of court to compensate u.s. soldiers who suffered from agent orange over ten years a total of almost two hundred million dollars in cash payments were distributed working at a back to three thousand eight hundred dollars per veteran investigative reporter dave lindorff splays that for courts to rule in favor of american soldiers but not for actual victims in vietnam smacks of double standards. the u.s. what for i think over a decade a suit by vietnam veterans who were getting the same kinds of illnesses that the vietnamese people are getti

fear is demanding justice from the agro chemical giant monsanto after a series of u.s. court rulings awarded millions of dollars in damages to the american victims of herbicides dioxin a highly toxic element of the so called agent orange besides shoes widely against vietnam during the war it has been linked to the facts counts is another major health problems. well in an open last of the vietnam association of victims of agent orange asked a u.s. court to reopen a previously dismissed lawsuit against monsanto the association believes the recent us court rulings have set a precedent on santa itself which is now a part of the pharmaceutical giant by admits responsibility for creating agent orange but not for the damage associated with it but in one thousand nine hundred four a class action case was settled out of court and over ten years a total of one hundred ninety seven million dollars in cash payments were distributed to vietnam veterans who suffered from agent orange investigative reporter dave lindorff leaves for courts to rule in favor of american soldiers but not for ac

and i open letter the vietnam association of victims of agent orange asked a u.s. court to reopen a previously dismissed lawsuit against monsanto the association believes the recent us court rulings have set a precedent in santa itself though which is now a part of the pharmaceutical giant buyer admits responsibility for creating agent orange but not for the damage associated with it investigative reporter dave lindorff believes for courts to rule in favor of american soldiers but not the actual victims in vietnam smacks of double standards. the u.s. fought for i think over a decade. of vietnam veterans who were getting the same kind illnesses that the vietnamese people are getting because they handled it and because it was sprayed on them and finally they won and the government now accepts that fourteen diseases. auto immune minson cancers are presumptively caused by exposure to agent orange so you know for the u.s. to do that for its own soldiers and then not do it for the people who were actually the targets of this mass food spraying of defoliants is is simply the mo

where u.s. court is jailed the russian agent for eighteen months for conspiring to infiltrate the national rifle association prosecutors say thirty year old maria ability to influence american conservatives and sway the government's policies so favor moscow . headlines the news continues after round the clock youth stay with us. refugees heading for a better life in australia. and sent to remote island indefinite detention in her leafy condition. got a conscience. understand how to do this to smuggle drugs for each and eyewitness accounts the main thing you're doing for people asking them not to kill a witness seeing a sign. on al-jazeera. zero six swear every. ya all over the last. laugh laugh. laugh. laugh. laugh laugh i end up. last long. to los my they don't but is. not is that the of us then i suppose he'll tell us about when i thought i was come along. only if in the c.d.'s are immoral but i think i was just out of no nobody going to split us a little job was called the. innocent eleven as a res

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u.s. supreme court the problem is as you know the u.s. supreme court especially the way it's stacked right now is hardly a bastion of constitutional issue stand up for civil liberties and civil rights and when you get someone like a brett kavanaugh you know who helped to author the patriot act in the first place who doesn't really believe in the fourth amendment or why would would you know judges and justices like that stand up for chelsea manning i don't see that happening while you know it's interesting too because we're right in the heart of the u.s. political scene tragically even though we're still two years are we're in the heart of the u.s. political season in the race for president has there been any response to the latest incarceration of. the latest issues going on with manning and the incarceration of the songs from any of the current crop of democrats running for president is there anyone coming out on her side. well on the landing side not that i've seen so far now told she gathered would be the only one i would think who woul

a u.s. court has jailed a russian agent for eighteen months for conspiring to infantile infiltrate the national rifle association the gun lobby group prosecutors say thirty year old marina attempted to influence american conservatives and sway the government's policies to favor moscow should be deported to russia after completing her sentence those are the headlines inside stories next. tax cuts and promises of reforms president emanuel macron followers to transform france is his response to months of yellow vests protests and nothing to stop the riots this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan they are the results of the so-called great debate after months of hearing complaints from the length and breadth of france emanuel mccraw has told t.v. viewers that he's listening to the cries for change he's responded to the biggest challenge to his presidency by offering some concessions to the best protesters they've brought paris and other cities to a standstill every sa

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on their antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail in the struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the trade unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth. the chinese tech giant weiwei has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons in recent months amid claims its products help spy on countries for beijing but now the belgian center for cyber security says it's found no evidence that companies technologies pose any sort of threat peter oliver has the details. the belgium center for cyber security the c c b of completed well the main part of their investigation into chinese telecommunications giant who are way they say that they pose no threat to the security in belgium to cyber security in belgium they say they will continue monitoring the situation however this whole inve

u.s. supreme court justice clarence thomas speaking at pepperdine university law school. he talks about his selection process for clerks and his views on the role of faith in the judiciary and any possible retirement plans. you can watch the event tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online, and on the free c-span radio app. journal,washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, former homeland

u.s. supreme court regarding people on death row thought story in full after this break . what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express interest. some want to. get it right to be close that's what it looks like three of them or ten people. interested in the lawyers are out. there sitting. on. the program protecting the environment is one of france's top priorities under president manual micron even along the country's picture pretty resort studded coastlines pollution is a problem putting lives at risk our europe correspondent charlotte do penske reports. this is for so many on the one hand it looks like an idyllic seaside town in the south of france but you don't have to look very far to see the whole area is overshadowed by one of europe's largest industrial and port zones for years the oil refineries chemical factories and still companies have spewed out of noxious cocktail a few residents say that plague the health problem or. the main problem comes from the industrial port area which emits ultr

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on their antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail in the struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth. the european elections are looming with support for parties on the rise it comes amid fresh allegations of russian backing shah and de bensky reports. anti establishment parties already set records in the twenty fourteen election winning one hundred and sixty seats more than twenty percent of the parliament if the current polls are anything to go by and they'll smersh these figures at the expense of the traditional big block alliances with new comers from both the left and the right embracing social media they're out pacing their established mainstream rivals but that was caught some questioning whether there is a secret driving fo

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on the antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail. struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the trade unions churches women's groups groups and so on and so forth u.s. presidential hopeful bernie sanders takes a swipe at a democratic think tank for inciting divisions he thinks might cost the party the white house that after the break. the business model of facebook is to pressure people to continue communicating through facebook giving facebook personal information this is what makes facebook a surveillance monster show facebook does not have users facebook has used people that facebook users. manufactured sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round. the world. nor middle of the room. welcome back the european elections are looming that will support

u.s. supreme court we're getting people on death row that story in full and more after this short break. i do think the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars of debt more than ten white collar crime families. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich. six percent of the world market rose thirty percent some with one hundred to five hundred three per second per second and this one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers over the world. the only number you need to remember one thing but. protecting the environment is one of france's priorities but along picture perfect resort started coastlines in france pollution is a critical problem even putting lives at risk our europe correspondent charles devinsky reports. this is for so many only one hand it looks like an idyllic seaside town in the south of france but you don't have to look very far to see the whole area is overshadowed by one of europe's largest industrial and port zones for years the oil r

u.s. supreme court took ruled that boycotts for political social and economic change are considered free speech protected by the first amendment of the u.s. constitution so all those twenty seven states are following orders basically but they're violating their own u.s. constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on the antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail and struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the trade unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth. european elections are looming and with support the tea party is on the rise it comes amid fresh allegations of russian backing shalyn do bensky reports anti establishment parties already set records in the twenty fourteen election winning one hundred and sixty seats more than twenty percent of the parliament if the current polls are anything to go by and they'll smash these figures at the ex

u.s. supreme court ruled that boycotts for political social and economic change are considered free speech protected by the first amendment of the us constitution so all those twenty seven states are following israel's orders basically but they're violating the their own the us constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on their anti-democratic. laws and we think we will prevail in that struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above. by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the trade unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth and so have you received much support from around the world i mean has your story gained much ad time. absolutely you just need to google against me and you'll find it in all major media around the world. a.p. a.f.p. new york times washington post just about every major paper and media outlet in the us and europe the guardian and so on it is it has a lot of publicity becau

just a few weeks ago a u.s. court ruled that edwin hardiman cancer was caused by years of using the weed killer round up. it's the second ruling that's gone against monsanto which buyer acquired last year in both cases the company was ordered to pay out tens of millions of dollars in compensation fire has appealed and the outcome is still pending the cases have prompted many more people to come forward to hold rant of responsible for their accounts or to this could prove to have been a very expensive takeover and it's reflected in the figures since the acquisition talks began their share price has almost halved investors are calling it a disaster how the story continues depends on which studies the courts believe the active ingredient in roundup called glyphosate has split opinion among experts one study by the world health organization says life or state probably does increase the risk of cancer and other by the same body says it doesn't. but your c.e.o. very naturally side with the latter view he was the one behind

u.s. supreme court to ruled that boycotts for political social and economic change are considered free speech protected by the first amendment of the us constitution so all those twenty seven states are following israel's orders basically but they're violating the their own the us constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on their antidemocratic us laws and we think we will prevail in the struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.'s from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the trade unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth amid claims by the us that the chinese telecom giant weiwei is spying toll for beijing a european cyber security body has come to the company's defenses all the details after the break. seems wrong. just don't. get to shape out. and in. the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back the chinese tech giant wall way has

u.s. supreme court.go on and on and on. >> yeah, and it's in some ways what we expected because this is a president that likes to fight. this is a president that likes to frame democrats as always on some sort of fishing expedition, as out to get him. he calls it presidential harassment. i think to his supporters, they'll certainly see it that way. they'll see it as a fishing expedition, and democrats sort of going too far. listen, i think a lot of americans do wonder why is this president so willing to go to the mat over his tax returns. what is he hiding? why is this a red line that he's often talked about, revealing things about his finances? is it some conflict of interest? is it something else? listen, i think this will be a fight. it will go to the courts. who knows, i'm not a lawyer. laura jarrett is a lawyer. i know laura jarrett. >> she's a good lawyer. >> she's a good lawyer. >> thanks, guys. >> is there a precedent that we see unfolding in this drama? going back to the nixon administration, ma

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u.is challenging at least three states on their antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail. struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth. the chinese tech giant while ways been making headlines for a lot of the wrong reasons in recent months amid claims its products help spy on countries for beijing and now the belgian center for cyber security says it's found no evidence the company's technologies pose any threat here to all of his details. the belgium center for cyber security the c c b of completed well the main part of their investigation into chinese telecommunications giant who are way they say that they pose no threat to the security in belgium to cyber security in belgium they say they will continue monitoring the situation however this whole investigation was start

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on their antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail and struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the unions churches women's groups energy groups and so on and so forth for four thirty am here in moscow that's the headlines for now join us again in thirty minutes for the latest the global news updates. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs one of the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people. what not to give you. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can think i was going to do. by the way what is that that's like here. the business model of facebook is to pressure people to continue communicating through facebook and giving facebook personal information this is what

u.s. supreme court ruled that boycotts for political social and economic change are considered free speech protected by the first amendment of the u.s. constitution so all those twenty seven states are following orders basically but they're violating their own u.s. constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least if three states on their anti-democratic. laws and we think we will prevail in that struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth are the headlines for the south thanks for staying soon with us and all the international back in thirty minutes time with the latest global news updates. when gold make this manufacture do sentenced to of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real news is. my body tol

u.s. supreme court regarding people on death row that story in full after this break. no one else seemed wrong. why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just to come to council. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. with. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to get us to the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to the program the u.s. supreme court has turned down a pail from a death row inmate who asked for a painless execution a judge explain the ruling citing the constitution. the eighth amendment does not guarantee a prisoner a painless death something that of course isn't guaranteed to many people including most victims of capital crimes but jerry givens a former executioner who now advocates for the abolition of the death penalty says it's not those on death row that suffer the most pain it's a supreme court don't have to carry out the executions the people that have the courage of the executions the war an

u.s. supreme court. brett kavanaugh is not fit to sit on the highest court in the land. to confirm this man to a lifetime position on the u.s. supreme court with all of these women coming forward. >> let this be a warning to donald trump, brett kavanaugh and others surrogates. trish: i mean, he should know better. he's a lawyer. and you're innocent until proven guilty. he faces charge in new york of attempting to extort nike up to $25 million. what a guy. joining me attorneys jenny ellis and kurt. good to see you both. did he get on the wrong side of the feds or is this one bad apple? >> oh, you know, i'm really enjoying watching michael avenue knotty give me the opportunity to defend due process. he's been an embarrassment as a los angeles lawyer. i'm a los angeles trial lawyer and i'm really excited about how he's totally trashed our reputation. but this gives as an important opportunity to stand up for someone that we don't like or don't respect but for a principle were due process. everybody has a right to be heard. i want to hear his side of the story. i want it don

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least if three states on their anti-democratic. laws and we think we will prevail and that struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the trade unions churches women's groups energy groups and so on and so forth join us again in thirty minutes for the latest global news updates. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the hope the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to signal from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective from time used to surprising. or not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not three or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of the slide here. when lawmakers manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. when the financial

u.s. supreme court regarding people on death row that story in full after this break. you know world a big part of the new law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. with nor make manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is project themselves. in the final larry go around. the world. we can all middle of the room. welcome back to the program the u.s. supreme court has turned down an appeal from a death row inmate who asked for a painless execution a judge explain the ruling citing the constitution. the eighth amendment does not guarantee a prisoner a painless death something that of course isn't guaranteed to many people including most victims of capital crimes but jerry givens a former executioner who now advocates for the abolition of the death penal

u.s. supreme court regarding people on death row that story unfold after the break. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express what you. want to. achieve right. it's like the. real people are. interested always in the lives of. their. welcome back present emanuel mccrone insists that protecting the environment is one of france's priorities but along picture perfect resort started coastlines in france pollution is a critical problem even putting lives at risk our europe correspondent charlotte dubinsky reports. this is for so mad on the one hand it looks like an idyllic seaside town in the south of france but you don't have to look very far to see the whole area is overshadowed by one of europe's largest industrial and so use for years the oil refineries chemical factories and still companies have spewed out a not just cocktail of fumes residents say that it's play to health. problem or. the main problem comes from the industrial port area which emits ultra fine particles will get into our lun

u.s. supreme court regarding people on death row that story in full after this short break. no one else chose seemed wrong. why don't we all just don't all. let me. get to shape out just to come after. and in detroit because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. watch a white person this is what the three of the people. interested in the why. should. welcome back president emanuel mccrone insists that protecting the environment is one of france's priorities but along picture perfect resort started coastlines pollution is a critical problem in france even putting lives at risk our europe correspondent charlotte devinsky reports. this is for so many on the one hand it looks like an idyllic seaside town in the south of france but you don't have to look very far to see the whole area is overshadowed by one of europe's largest industrial and poor so use for years the oil refineries chemical

u.s. supreme court regarding people on death row that story in full after this break. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happened each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent of the world market goes thirty percent some with four hundred five hundred three first second first second and fifth when rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overall. the only number you need to remember is one one business show you know for him it's the one and only boom box. cutter. welcome back to the program the u.s. supreme court has turned down an appeal from a death row inmate who asked for a painless execution a judge explain the ruling citing the constitution. the eighth amendment does not guarantee a prisoner a painless death something that of course isn't guaranteed to many people including most victims of capital crimes the prisoner russell buckley

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on their antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail in that struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth. ok back to our breaking news story and that fire in central paris that not one cathedral you can see on your screen that continues to burn let's go live to charlotte dubiously our correspondent is the same the not. sky or ministry suddenly lit up by that glow of the blaze what more details can you tell us about what's been transpiring. indeed as it's getting dark it's easier to see how big that fire still is inside the center of not it's been burning now for the last few hours the firefighters have been working furiously away trying to dampen down those flames but those flames still licking away at this iconic building at the cent

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least a few states on their antidemocratic us laws and we think we will. struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among unions churches women's groups groups and so on and so forth. us republican senator calls for military action to prevent what he calls a genocide by venezuelan president nicolas maduro more laps after a break. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the hope the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can sink i was going to go. by the way ways of that slide here. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of

there have been many issues in u.s. courts. even the u.s. supreme court has already said from 1886 that generally something that ka cannot be done. so that should restrict the room of maneuver that the u.s. argues should have and should he be prosecuted. >> can't even imagine the twists and turns that this case, his story, his saga will be taking in the court system as this plays out. we really appreciate your insights. we hope to talk with you again as it goes on. adena juvela, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. bye. >> bye-bye. >>> back to the drawing board, the u.s. and south korean leaders trying to figure out once again how to open up nuclear peace talks with north korea. we'll go live to south korea. >>> also, sudan's long-time dictator forced mr. power. protestors remain on the streets. we'll tell you why coming up. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, sl

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on their antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail in that struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the trade unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth there's the headlines for this hour join us again in thirty minutes for the latest global news update so what's the international. on this edition of the program we discussed one in one issue only the feet of julian a song and the fate of journalism itself. bests drugs were her cocaine as were four bucks for dia under fifty it's a good job everybody use cocaine crack cocaine you can smoke it this is worth like fifteen thirty. twenty. k. to this is about a fifteen dollar big people smoke this one figures a sweetie you go for these drugs in any city in the united states that you walk along as you want to get about the. make mon

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least if three states on their anti-democratic. laws and we think we will prevail in that struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among trade unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth as the headlines from a solid join us again at seven am moscow time for the latest global news updates. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the pope the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of know from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw why not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of that sliding here. cinema state actor will begin mining big going for strategic reserve purpos

constitution we will challenge that we are challenging that in u.s. courts a.c.l.u. is challenging at least three states on their antidemocratic. laws and we think we will prevail in their struggle israel is trying to suppress b.d.s. from above by passing laws because it has miserably failed to stop the immense growth of the movement at the grassroots level among the unions churches women's groups energy beauty groups and so on and so forth. let's go back to our breaking news story this hour the huge fire that some of the world famous not done cathedral in central paris president has now arrived at the scene here earlier declared this a tragedy french media quoting the fire brigade as saying that the fire is potentially linked to renovation work which was under way on the building you can see the much of the scaffolding of that renovation work there still a blaze reports say the roof has completely collapsed short time after we've shown you video of this the famous byre. toppling down. one of them parachutes then bringing us the latest shallow dubin skate is. we've s

are predicting somewhere in the region of two hundred thousand lawsuits could no be put into the u.s. court system there are those who object including canada and spain you has said that it may well go to the world trade organization because as far as they can see the believe that this is the united states getting involved in bilateral trade agreements bilateral trade. arrangements but tween one country and cuba but this is all about the u.s. on picking some of the advances that barack obama. healed during his time in office when he of course lifted a number of sanctions on cuba interestingly enough john bolton is currently as i speak talking to the veterans of the b. of pigs invasion that happened fifty eight years ago and at that gathering in miami he is expected unknowns for the sanctions on cuba perhaps going even farther than welfare for might calm people in the last few hours ok allan first of the time being thank you still ahead on al-jazeera employees help from the government as one of em.

vietnam is demanding justice from the agro chemical giant monsanto after a series of u.s. court rulings awarded millions of dollars in damages to the american victims of herbicides dioxin a highly toxic element of the so-called agent orange herbicide he's widely against vietnam during the war has been linked to birth defects cancerous and other major health problems. through her. in an open letter the vietnam assessing. of victims of agent orange us the us court to reopen a previously dismissed lawsuit against monsanto the cessation believes that the recent us court rulings have set a precedent on center itself which is now part of the pharmaceutical giant admits responsibility for creating agent orange but not for the damage associated with it . vietnamese having an historical case will add weight to its claims in one thousand nine hundred four a class action lawsuit was settled out of court to compensate u.s. soldiers he suffered from agent orange of ten years a total of almost two hundred million dollars in cash payments were distributed working out of the around three thousa