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a big nice here but i'd say if it's a question of human life maybe violative. invasion which case. now we have to take the strays i think thompson has been charged and. they had a formal entry of that torch register and they were registered with. the dutch dispute this with me in that i spoke to them on the phone myself here in berlin. they disputed that we have the official papers and i have to say that you're backpedaling saying that you know the rescue ship has nothing to do with it had been furious with them that's it but nothing solved given that. you also broke a law back then which made the whole cop on a more rescue mission very controversial in germany because you entered the syrian port without permission do you regret that today but once it does what you will help me not at all. into the ports i know there was a very risky situation on board that people were all very agitated and exhausted. lot of and they could have said we'll take over the ship and there were thirty seven young men on board but it wouldn't have been too hard on the light we just head for the beach. it

it's a natation firmly i in the hands of d drug gangs, a appary hopelessly e enmeshed in v viol. in just t ten years, m mexo's murder re has tripled to near 30,000 a year. last year was the bloodiest ever. in just 12 months, the numumberf gun deaths rose by 36%. andres manuel lopez obrador, mexico's newly elected presisidt has announced immediate measures against violence. but it's not clear exactly how his government plans to curtail the country's many, and powerful, gangs and cartels. now even the tourist centers of cancun and playa del carmen are coming bghted byhe vience. reporter: mexico's caribbean coast is a perfect holiday destination, as long as you don't mind beaches with a police presence. >>>> you have hihistory, greata, great peopople, and greaeat sen one placace. rereporter: urism is bmiming here, but crime is also on the rise. in february, dozens were injured when an explosion ripped through a ferry disembarking passengers in playa del carmen, and five were killed in a nightclub shooting in the resort in 2017. >> i think cancun is getting worse. not in the hotel zo

cualquier persona que viole esta ley, puede enfrentar cargos criminales.paÍs, en permitir la venta de comidas preparadas desde el hogar. segÚn el autor de la medida ab626, la idea es ayudar a familias de bajos ingresos, mujeres y minorÍas que nointegrarse al competitivo negocio de los restaurantes para generar algÚn tipo de ingreso. >> pienso en mi abuela, mis tÍas que se reunían para hacer tamales y burritos. tener la oportunidad de crear un negocio y compartir su cultura y crear capital es muy importante. antes se podÍan vender california no perecederos.. pondrÁn vender alimentos preparados en casa, incluyendo comÍa reciÉn salida del horno. los que apoyan la medida se manifestaron en el capitolio sacramento. prepara comida casera y la ofrecen de forma gratuita. la medida ya fue aprobada por la asamblea 66, ahora estÁ siendo presentada ante el senado. una agencia sin fines de lucro para mujeres emprendedoras dicen que la medida es un buen paso, pero creen que se queda corta en posibilidades. >> algo mÁs significativoserÍa que la ciudad o el estado se enfo

a new report shows a drop in gun viol ement. >>> there are some signs that a policing strategy in oaklandis working. as kpix 5's christin ayers reports, a new report shows a drop in gun violence shows room for improvement. >>> reporter: homicides have gone down in the past because of a program called "operation cease-fire." a doctor shared the results of his new study which tracks a drop in gun violence in oakland over the last several years. >> shootings are driven by a small number of people. >> reporter: shootings and homicides have dropped from 114 murders in 2012 to is attributable to the cease-fire strategy. >> reporter: the data-driven strategy fully implemented in 2013 brings together law enforcement, social service agencies, the community, and reaches out to potential criminals. their goal is three-pronged. >> one was reducing shootings and homicides, two reducing recidivism, and three, is repairing our damaged relationship and building relationships in the community. >> reporter: oakland police say it's working so well that oakland has become a national model. >> we feel like th

that video shows a viole confrontation, white knocking the officer to the ground and the oinicer f several shots. >> maybe in time, when my heart is healed, i may agree with it. not right now. not right now. >> reporter: thompson came to silver spring from north carolina for a rally demanding justiceic for white and p reform. >> we must have a voice. we must speak out. >> reporter: the shooting has been ruled justified by the hour county state's attorney's office, but howard and those demanding justice say her brother should not have been stopped to begin. >> we seek justice forobert white jr. >> reporter: the offaid through his attorney that white was weang a ripped shirt and made movementsim that led to believe he was but white did not have a gun. some at the rally displayed ripped shirts in white'smemory. montgomery county police are still conducting their internalo investigation see if this officer violated any departmental policies or procedures. we reached outo montgomery county police. they had no comment at this time. in silver spring, darcy spencer, news4. >> the silver spring jus

cohen pleaded guilty toin viol campaign finance laws: under oath he stunned the manhtan courtroom when he said the payments to women alleging affairs were, quote, in coordination with and at the direction of a candidate for federal office. that statement contr is the president once told reporters. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stoy daniels? >> no. >> did you -- did you give him the money to make that payment? ro the president appeared on fox news with his latest defense, the payments weren't campaign >> did you know about the payments? >> later on. but you have tot understand, w he did and they weren't taken out of campaign finance, that's a much bigger thing, did they come out they have campaign? they didn't come out they have campaign. they came from me. i tweeted about it. robert: but mr. trump's word won't be the time one. federal investigators have granted immunity t towo trump confidants familiar with the david pecker, c.e.o. of a.m.i., the publisher of "the "national enquirer" and trump organization chief financial officer adam weisselberg. noining me, molly ball

and the other got behind the news desk, where she was violently behind the news desk, where she was violee news desk, where she was violently subdued by nicholas witchell, who has since apologised. they carried on trying to read the news. i apologise if you are hearing quite a lot of news in the studio at the moment. i am afraid we have rather been invaded. in the four digit has all got rather muffled. you can hear muffled shouts of "top section 28". eventually we were all arrested. it did get huge media cove rage. arrested. it did get huge media coverage. the headlines were all about loonie lesbians, but over time, and beyond that, i have heard from quite a lot of people what it meant to them as young lgbt people in theirown home, meant to them as young lgbt people in their own home, knowing that they we re in their own home, knowing that they were gay but maybe not out, just feeling empowered by it. section 28 was repealed in 2003 in the uk. remember, you can watch this every month on the bbc news channel, or you can catch up on all of our realms, along with more than a thousand radio p

congrethe midterm elections, democrats will overturn everything the gop has accomplished quickly andtl viol thsage was delivered to a group which has stood by the president throsth a number of ies about porn stars and playboy models. martin bashir takes a closer look at their support. martin: at over seven feet tall, this former basketball pro is a prominent player in washington. he leads a bible study in the white house. >> i like to influence the leaders of the institutions of state. martin: ralph drollinger is one of 82% of white evangelicals who voted for donald trump. in return, he is granted a weekly gatheri american power.f who attends, the vice president? >> >> yes, the vice president, secretary of state, attorney genera the head of nasa which is across the street, just started coming. martin: for many christians, the vote for donald trump was a crisis of conscience. family values voters invited to support a thrice-married businessman who was caught on tape bragging about sexual assault.to >> i havs a minister give people a lot of grace, and hope they are going to grow from things t

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claiming the sanction viols 1955 friendship treaty. >> it is publicly proven.d to damage. it is going to damage iran's economy. >> secretary pompeo responded in a statement saying iran's claims were meritless and the u.s. would vigorously defend against them. just as iran was quoting a french up to 80, the head of its navy was issuing military threats saying it's now has full control of the persian gulf and other channels. through it 20% of the oil goes in the world. inside iran cracks are showing on sunday defiance minister, a key ally was voted out due to the country's economic woes which he also blamed the u.s. >> the enemy has targeted our entire economic fortification, by imposing sanctions, they are looking to put out people under pressure. >> whole industries and no collapsing. >> america has been the best market for us the best market in the history. it is a huge loss, we could have revised this industry but we lost the chance. >> now with the iranian oil at 30 half the it was, numbers are growing. in particular people for your november which is when th

the insurance that they are selling, i don't think there's any question but that is illegal and violative of public policy. they are making a different point, which is i have been a long time opponent of the nra, i plead guilty. i believe the nra represents an extremist group. i believe they've been counter productive for gun owners in this country. and i believe their politics seeks them to stop any common sense gun reform because then, john, they would be out of business. most gun owners support some type of reasonable gun control. 90% of americans support background checks. the nra has always been against any progress whatsoever. they are on blif yus to the facts and done gun owners a disservice because there is a common sense compromise if the nra wasn't always threatening politicians who went anywhere near reasonableness. if you remember president trump after the parkland shooting spoke in the white house conference room and asked reasonable questions. he seemed reasonable. why can't we raise the purchase age? why can't we raise the age for assault weapons? he met with the nra and di

standing next to mothers who have lost viol, vowed to champion legislation p prevn safrancisco. >> it is not free speech within reason. it is, yes, protect the first amendment, but not when it is going to cause bodily harm or injury to the public. that's something in constitutional law that you balance that. >> reporter: the san francisco-based electronic frontier foundation disagrees. in a 2015 court filing, the civil liberties group wrote, quote, the first amendment toss not permit the government to criminalize online speech on a certain topic and then decide on a case-by-case basis which speech to license, without any binding standards, fixed deadlines or judicial review. and complicating the matter, the president's own response today on twitter about this. president trump said, quote, i am looking into 3d plastic guns being sold to the public. already spoke to nra, doesn't seem to make much sense. and it is the president's own administration that gave the green light on these downloads in the first place. as a result, what we've seen are 21 attorneys general from around the countr

tomorrow is the one-ar anniversary of the viole white nationalist protests there.ir bid for another rally this year was denied. white nationalists as well as counterprotesters will hold demonstrations tomorrow in washingtond.c. >>> nasa's groundbreaking mission to the sun is on hold for now. t this morning launch countdown was stopped two minutes before takeoff keeping the delta 4 rocket at cape canaveral with the parker solar probe. the $1.1 m millionsion aims to take us closer to the sun than ever before. nasa says it's goingo try again tomorrow. >>> more nfl players protested social injustice during the national anthem overnight hours after the president slammed them on twitter once again. marshawn lynch sat during the anthem fridayevening. he was the only player to protest as their opponent, the detroit lions stood with their arms lenninged. at least 15 players from fiveff ent teams demonstrated during the anthem. the league has yet to announce a policy for the seon. >>> an unbelievable scene caught on a police dash cam a sobering reminder of the dangers lawmak

extent, jessica roth, the guilty pleas today and in particular pleading guilty to campaign finanio viol at the direction of the candidate, and it's my understanding that president trump was not named, but i thint pretty clear who we're talking about, what does that mean in terms of jeopardy fores ent trump? >> well, ctainly now michael cohen has admitted under oat ihn this guilty plea proceeding that ihe was acting at therection of, as you said, a candidate for federal office, ande didn't name president trump, but that's the clear implication of who he was speaking about. what that means is that now somebody who is the president's trusted... who was the president's trusted advisers for years,as acknowledged that he was acting at the direction of it would seem the president, and that could put the president in serious jeopardy i that testimony were to be offered in a proceeding against the president. >> woodruff: so in terms of legal bearing in the mueller investigation or in any other proceeding, is it clear what that leads to? >> it's in the clear in and of itself, but it's certainly a

the idea that a gun is used unintentionally to harm people, that it's meant to secure, is vileti violativee kinds of homes that gun owners want to have. they're very supportive of this. but beyond that, i think what we're hungry for as someone that's head of an organization, is a way to foster -- i will say historically that the nra is safe storage. if you go -- >> if it is why wouldn't they take a position. >> you'd have to ask them. i'd be very interested to hear officially what they have to say. but i think the proof of the pudding is in the mix. and we've talked to many gun owners, hunters, veterans, law enforcement. we have a huge numbers of groups who are out supporting this campaign who are gun owners. and understand, though, the importance of actually putting a name, family fire, to the kinds of incidents that are reported and happen every single day. >> family fire. absolutely no one out there wants to hear an incident of family fire. thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> if you've got a gun in your home, if it's who you are, please lock it up. that wraps us up this

i was sort of astonio see e,ch brutality, such viole such open, organized, coordinated use of force by y those without any author public accountability. and i heard lot of comments over the weekend of, well, there's a first amdment right to free expression. there is a second amendment right the bear arms. virginia is an open carry state. >> brangham: meaning you can carry weapons openly, no problem. >> that's right. so what else could be done? and i, being a lawyer, sort of scratched my head and said, this is not the first amendment i know or the second amendment that i know. the first amendment doesn't protect violence. it doesn't protect threats of violence, intimidation, incitement to violence. the second amendment, the supreme court has told us it protects the right of a individual to bear arms for one's ow-dindividual seense. it doesn't protect the right to collectively group together and bare arms and form private armies. we started looking into what could do the try the take the violence out demonstrations and rallies. we know that the content of the speech as abhorrent as it ma

disciplined and even terminated for what he may say in his personal life if it is significantly violative of the fbi's own procedures, own policies and it doesn't fall within the limited free speech that government employees actually have. so what likely cost him his job here? because his testimony was fairly robust. is it the stuff that he ultimately admitted to doing or the position he took -- i mean, he got into it, if you recall, with those members of congress in a fairly heated fashion. do we know why they would have made this decision? >> it could be personal conduct. it could be the speech that was contained within his text messages. it could be the violation of having a relationship with somebody else in the government. it could be any of those things. but ultimately his lawyer may have a point, that if he was not afforded the proper disciplinary process, then the fbi failed to follow its own procedure and if anything ultimately it could be actionable civilly. >> what does this mean, if anything, for the russia investigation? >> well, i think for the most part as the russia invest

regardless of where from, we have algorithms to see whether or not these products are or could be violative can stop them right at the port. host: taking your calls this morning with ann marie buerkle of the consumer product safety commission. republicans, it is (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) (202)00, independents 748-8002, although we split our phone lines regionally, so those are not correct. in the central or eastern, (202) 748-8000, in the mountain or pacific time zones it is (202) 748-8001. raymond is in arizona. an him yes, i just got mail about airbags in my 2007 ford ranger. the danger part is they said the and send explode shrapnel and kill the passenger and myself. airbags thought these were supposed to protect the .onsumer it.ve to go monday to get can something be done with something more safer than these deadly gases and flying metal and everything else? guest: thanks for your call. airbags are regulated not by us, but by nitsa. they have automobiles and everything related to automobiles. we don't have jurisdiction over them, but i would highly recommend to get that airbag tak