and that was star citizen. now, christmas is nearly here which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pylon the food. not lara, however. she is not waiting untiljanuary to get fit. she is on the case now with a little help from a friend. i have my gym kit and my trainers. now it's time to meet the robot that i have an appointment with. hello. yes. it is putting me through my paces on the treadmill. the idea here is that i am going to be trained by ai with a spot of help from pepper here. this bristol robotics lab trial aims to teach a robot the empathy and motivation skills of a human personal trainer. i don't know what he has in store for me. get ready to start running. 0ne one for one minute. along with reacting to participants heart rate data and facial expressions, while they try to build up to running 5k, it considers personality type in its quest to perfect its patter. that robot, to begin with, knows nothing. then our fitness instructor tells the robot in real—time, now it is ti

that was star citizen marc. now, christmas is nearly here, which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pile on the food. not lara, though. she's not waiting until january to get fit. she's getting on the case now, with a little help from a friend. right. i've got my gym kit, i've got my trainers. now it's just time to meet the robot that i've got an appointment with. hello! yep, it's putting me through my paces on the treadmill. the idea here is that i am going to be trained by ai, with a spot of help from pepper here. this bristol robotics lab trial aims to teach a robot the empathy and motivational skill of a human personal trainer. ok, i'm not quite sure what it's got in store for me. think about getting ready to start running. speed up now and run for one minute. along with reacting to participants' heart rate data and facial expressions whilst they try to build up to running 5k, it considers personality type in its quest to perfect its patter. that robot, to begin with, knows nothin

today i sit here as an extremely proud citizen if india. a a country whose citizens not just a minority students are willing to take to the streets to defend the rights of minorities and they and the constitution has hope does this mean that the supreme court will uphold this law i think that pound us as a right it and saying that we don't know the supreme court. is a complicated institution and some would say even a compromise institution it's a record in the last few years has not been clear but what the people are claiming despite this propulsion it an extremely violent use of police force you know. students sitting in the library and studying where the police don't and beat them where not damaging any public property china's reaction to hong kong looks saintly compared to what democratic india has done to its own people so in that context when people in that tens of thousands they can do the streets demanding the right to interpret their own constitution this is not a movement being led by the opposition because the opposition isn't tha

i am not a citizen of america. i am a citizen of the united states based on the data. so much hypocrisy is in this government. you know, the two things that this government, not all -- there are two groups, europeans and african-americans. europeans, many of them don't want african-americans to have two things, and that is the right to vote in the right to a good education. this has been happening ever since his country was developed. descendents, i'm a citizen of the united states, i don't, so an american. i'm a citizen of the united intes because i cannot vote venezuela or canada. if the system wanted to allow african people to vote, it would registered as when i for the draft in the service in 1954 at 18 years old. all i had to do was have my name. so, if they want to african people to vote in this country as europeans do, they could make it everywhere you go to recruit, like in the schools. host: ok, robert. lf carol anderson japan. guest: in fact, you have some states that are really thinking through and working toward, how do we open up this right to vote? oregon

that was star citizen marc. now, christmas is nearly here, which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pile on the food. not lara, though. she's not waiting until january to get fit. she's getting on the case now, with a little help from a friend. right. i've got my gym kit, i've got my trainers. now it's just time to meet the robot that i've got an appointment with. hello! yep, it's putting me through my paces on the treadmill. the idea here is that i am going to be trained by ai, with a spot of help from pepper here. this bristol robotics lab trial aims to teach a robot the empathy and motivational skill of a human personal trainer. ok, i'm not quite sure what it's got in store for me. think about getting ready to start running. speed up now and run for one minute. along with reacting to participants' heart rate data and facial expressions whilst they try to build up to running 5k, it considers personality type in its quest to perfect its patter. that robot, to begin with, knows nothin

cloud imperium games has been developing star citizen since 2012. it now has a team of 500 spread across five studios in the uk, germany and the united states. this is the la

citizen. a citizen of my country, the united kingdom. i'm also, as of this moment, still a citizen of the european union. [ applause ] as well as being a global citizen. as a citizen, of course, i'm honored to receive this award and the opportunity to admit whatever successes, whatever battles we've managed to win in the struggle to save our planet, we may well be losing the war. i was humbled recently by the words of greta thunberg as she addressed the united nations on the issue of climate change. [ applause ] where on behalf of her generation she rightfully pointed the finger at mine. that whatever we've done, whatever we've tried to accomplish in the struggle, we have not done enough. and so i accept this award with the same humility that i would feel as a schoolboy reading my end of term report card. invariably, it would say the same thing. has worked well, but could do better. thank you, global citizens. thank you, chris. [ cheers and applause ] >> go wild. go crazy for the incredible je

today i sit here as an extremely proud citizen if india. a a country whose citizens not just a minority students are willing to take to the streets to defend the rights of minorities and they and the constitution has hope does this mean that the supreme court will uphold this law i think the pound us as a right it and saying that we don't know the supreme court. is a complicated institution and some would say even a compromise institution its record in the last few years has not been clear but what the people are claiming despite this propulsion at an extremely violent use of police force you know. students sitting in the library and studying where the police stormed in and beat them where not damaging any public property in china's reaction to hong kong looks saintly compared to what democratic india has done to its own people so in that context when people in that tens of thousands take into the streets demanding the right to interpret their own constitution this is not a movement being led by the opposition because the opposition isn't t

that other third weren't citizens because we would not let them be citizens. norman's father had lived here for decades. he was a loyal american who loved this country deeply, but he wasn't allowed to become an citizen. he didn't have protection under the constitution, but it turns out norman didn't neither. so yes, we have this wonderful constitution in place, but it doesn't mean that in times of war or for whatever reason that it won't be disregarded. this is why i think the take away here is we have to really watch our own government. we are this government and things can get out of hand fast. what we have to do is speak up and speak out when things start happening. very few people did this for the japanese americans. eleanor roosevelt did. she came and had her picture taken. she wrote in her column, these are our fellow citizens. these are our friends and neighbors. let's not forget that. maybe she had some influence. not nearly enough. people wonder why the italian americans and german-americans didn't go into camps in larger numbers. thousands of them di

citizens may be required to be photographed upon entry or departure. i yes because remember kiddies in a surveillance based police state every one is a suspect and needless to say the american civil liberties union has a few issues with the idea that u.s. citizens could soon be forced into facial recognition programs just for visiting on hell good new nick j. stanley a senior policy analyst at the american civil liberties union told tech crunch quote time and again the government told the public and members of congress that united states citizens would not be required to submit to this intrusive surveillance technology as a condition of traveling this new notice suggests that the government is reneging on what was already in sufficient promise which is not surprising given that the u.s. government's history of making promises to respect our privacy is about is it's about as trustworthy as your boyfriends but delany while vacationing in vegas over super bowl weekend and we all know we cheated and that my friends is why we must always be watching the who

montana has a citizen legislature. all elected members have full-time jobs outside of politics. >> hey, man. are you a member of the senate? >> yes. >> so are you in session right now? >> we just finished. >> what is your other job? >> i work on the university of montana campus doing a leadership development program. >> it's not just the fact montana's legislatures have day jobs that sets them apart. >> i'm a boilermaker by trade. >> i'm a chemist for the state of montana. >> they have also got the lowest individual political contribution limits in the nation. >> i just finished running for re-elections and i raised $47,000. $180 at a time. that's our limit. >> raised less than $7,000. knocking on doors of my neighbors. >> mine was the biggest spender. the two of us were the big spenders. >> what was yours? >> i raised about $45,000. >> how about you? >> $22,000. >> i mean, i think the people that hear us have this conversation say, but, yeah, corporate influence in politics is so big and so strong, it will never make

that was star citizen marc. now, christmas is nearly here, which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pile on the food. not lara, though. she's not waiting until january to get fit. she's getting on the case now, with a little help from a friend. right, i've got my gym kit, i've got my trainers. now it's just time to meet the robot that i've got an appointment with. hello! yep, it's putting me through my paces on the treadmill. the idea here is that i am going to be trained by ai, with a spot of help from pepper here. this bristol robotics lab trial aims to teach a robot the empathy and motivational skill of a human personal trainer. ok, i'm not quite sure what it's got in store for me. think about getting ready to start running. speed up now and run for one minute. along with reacting to participants' heart rate data and facial expressions whilst they try to build up to running 5k, it considers personality type in its quest to perfect its patter. that robot, to begin with, knows nothin

the day i sit here as an extremely proud citizen if india. a a country whose citizens not just a minority students are willing to take to the streets to defend the rights of minorities and they and the constitution has hope does this mean that the supreme court will uphold this law i think the pound us as a right it and saying that we don't know the supreme court. is a complicated institution and some would say even a compromise institution it's a record in the last few years has not been clear but what the people are claiming despite this propulsion at an extremely violent use of police force you know. students sitting in the library and studying where the police stormed in and beat them where not damaging any public property in china's reaction to hong kong looks saintly compared to what democratic india has done to its own people so in that context when people in that tens of thousands to taking to the streets there demanding the right to interpret their own constitution this is not a movement being led by the opposition because the opposi

today i sit here as an extremely proud citizen if india. a a country whose citizens not just a minority students are willing to take to the streets to defend the rights of minorities and they and the constitution has hope does this mean that the supreme court will uphold this law i think the pound us as a right it and saying that we don't know the supreme court. is a complicated institution and some would say even a compromise institution its record in the last few years has not been clear but what the people are claiming despite this propulsion at an extremely violent use of police force you know. students sitting in the library and studying where the police don't and beat them where not damaging any public property china's reaction to hong kong looks saintly compared to what democratic india has done to its own people so in that context when people in that tens of thousands take into the streets demanding the right doing to prevent on constitution this is not a movement being led by the opposition because the opposition isn't that decide

was a lot of online negativity around star citizen. why is that? it is an easy to be it is easy to be an armchair developer to people don't know how much work goes into these games. there has been some stuff like red dead redemption, that was seven years. it takes time to build games of this sophistication, simulation detail and gamers expect that. so what is new? the new pilot technology we have which is much more high fidelity. we have been working on dynamic whether. the other really big thing that we are showing, the first time we are going through a jump first time we are going through a jump point, a wormhole, basically as we carry on will will be opening up more star systems to next year we are promised the release of squadron 42, the single player campaign aspect of the game. but for now, development continues on the main experience. it seems this game journey is far from over. and that was start citizen marketed at christmas is nearly here which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pylon the food. not lara, howeve

citizens whore were born here. -- other third were citizens were not citizens because we would not let them be citizens. norman's father had lived here for decades. he was a loyal american who loved this country deeply, but he wasn't allowed to become an american. he didn't have protection under the constitution, but it turns out norman did neither. wonderful have this constitution in place, but it doesn't mean that in times of war or for whatever reason that it won't be disregarded. this is why i think the take away here is we have to really .atch our own government government and things can get out of hand fast. what we have to do is speak up and speak out when things start happening. very few people spoke up for japanese-- visited americans. eleanor roosevelt id. she came and had her picture taken. , thesete in her column are our fellow citizens. these are our friends and neighbors. let's not forget that. maybe she had some influence. not nearly enough. people wonder why italian americans and german-americans didn't go into camps in large numbers. thousands of them did. you've writt

what does it take to become an indian citizen the government says a proposed new law offers a home for those fleeing religious persecution but opponents say it excludes one group of muslims and undermines the country's secular identity what will it mean for the constitution and india's future this is inside story. hello and welcome see the program i'm home he'd seen a proposal that would bring sweeping changes to india's 64 year old citizenship law is dividing politicians and activists and sponsoring charges of religious bigotry the ruling bharatiya janata party or b j p says it offers a safe harbor to people around the region fleeing persecution but opponents say the bill is anti muslim now it would allow illegal migrants from pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan to obtain indian nationality if they are members of religious minorities in the countries they flee that includes hindus buddhists jains christians sikhs and parsis but not muslims it follows earlier moves by in a range of movies government to strip millions of muslims in the state of us some of their indian nationality where

hundreds of thousands of hong kong citizens are turning out in mass displays of civil disobedience. at the beginning of this wave of protest in early june the masses were demanding the withdrawal of an extradition bill which would have allowed hong kong to deport criminal suspects to china the. outrage over the proposal took lawmakers completely by surprise. kong's pro chinese chief executive carrie lamb seen here at her inauguration 2 years ago in beijing underestimated the extent of the citizens anger for far too long for her the people's wrath grew ever more threatening with each confrontation between activists and the police. the angry citizens of hong kong feared that the law would expose them to china's arbitrary legal system. as carrie lamb retracted the controversial bill at 1st reluctantly but then more resolutely she had long lost control of the situation. carlos and often this is going to withdraw the bill not coming the protests because a lot of people have said that the focus of the protests for this shift from the bill to the police has been doing in hong kong and a lo

citizens may be required to be photographed upon entry or departure. yes because remember kiddies in a surveillance based police state every one is a suspect needless to say the american civil liberties union has a few issues with the idea that u.s. citizens could soon be forced into facial recognition programs just for visiting on hell good munich jay stanley a senior policy analyst at the american civil liberties union told tech crunch quote time and again the government told the public and members of congress that united states citizens would not be required to submit to this intrusive surveillance technology as a condition of traveling this new notice suggests that the government is reneging on what was already in sufficient promise which is not surprising given that the u.s. government's history of making promises to respect our privacy is about is it's about as trustworthy as your boyfriends but delany while vacationing in bagus over super bowl weekend and we all know we cheated and that my friends is why we must always be watching the whole us.

that was star citizen marc. now, christmas is nearly here, which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pile on the food. not lara, though. she's not waiting till january to get fit. she's getting on the case now, with a little help from a friend. right. i've got my gym kit, i've got my trainers. now it's just time to meet the robot that i've got an appointment with. hello! yep, it's putting me through my paces on the treadmill. the idea here is that i am going to be trained by ai, with a spot of help from pepper here. this bristol robotics lab trial aims to teach a robot the empathy and motivational skills of a human personal trainer. ok, i'm not quite sure what it's got in store for me. think about getting ready to start running. speed up now and run for one minute. along with reacting to participants' heart rate data and facial expressions whilst they try to build up to running 5k, it considers personality type in its quest to perfect its patter. that robot, to begin with, knows nothin

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citizens may be required to be both a graft upon entry or departure. yes because remember kiddies in a surveillance based police state every one is a suspect and needless to say the american civil liberties union has a few issues with the idea that u.s. citizens could soon be forced into facial recognition programs just for visiting on hell good munich jay stanley a senior policy analyst at the american civil liberties union told tech crunch quote time and again the government told the public and members of congress that united states citizens would not be required to submit to this intrusive surveillance technology as a condition of traveling this new notice suggests that the government is reneging on what was already in sufficient promise. which is not surprising given that the u.s. government's history of making promises to respect our privacy is about is it's about as trustworthy as your boyfriends but delany while vacationing in bagus over super bowl weekend come on we all know we cheated and that my friends is why we must always be watching the w

that was star citizen marc. now, christmas is nearly here, which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pile on the food. not lara, though. she's not waiting till january to get fit. she's getting on the case now, with a little help from a friend. right. i've got my gym kit, i've got my trainers. now it's just time to meet the robot that i've got an appointment with. hello! yep, it's putting me through my paces on the treadmill. the idea here is that i am going to be trained by ai, with a spot of help from pepper here. this bristol robotics lab trial aims to teach a robot the empathy and motivational skill of a human personal trainer. ok, i'm not quite sure what it's got in store for me. think about getting ready to start running. speed up now and run for one minute. along with reacting to participants' heart rate data and facial expressions whilst they try to build up to running 5k, it considers personality type in its quest to perfect its patter. that robot, to begin with, knows nothing

what does it take to become an indian citizen the government says a proposed new law offers a home for those fleeing religious persecution but opponents say it excludes one group of muslims and undermines the country's secular identity what will it mean for the constitution and india's future this is inside story. hello and welcome see the program on how the more he'd seen a proposal that would bring sweeping changes to india's 64 year old citizenship law is dividing politicians and activists and sponsoring charges of religious bigotry the ruling bharatiya janata party or b j p says it offers a safe harbor to people around the region fleeing persecution but opponents say the bill is anti muslim now it would allow illegal migrants from pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan to obtain indian nationality if they are members of religious minorities in the countries they flee that includes hindus buddhists jains christians sikhs and parsis but not muslims it follows earlier moves by in a range of movies government to strip millions of muslims in the state of us some of their indian nationality

hector barajas has formally been approved by the us government to become a citizen. barajas is allowed to return to the us where he formerly takes the oath to become a citizen. hector: dear heavenly father, i want to thank you today for the opportunity to be home with my family and-- male: cut off from his family in california for 14 years, hector barajas is now ready for a new start on life. hector: my dream is to put my daughter through college, find a job, continue to help others. maybe-- male: even through his good fortune, barajas remembers those left behind and vows to keep fighting to bring all fellow deported vets home. hector: i think i can hopefully make a better impact on this side of the border but also in mexico because i'm also mexican citizen. male: back in mexico, enrique salas so close to realizing the same dream as hector barajas instead meets tragedy. driving across a bridge, enrique crushes his car down in embankment. the accident seriously injures him and lands him in a mexican hospital. stephanie and her family rush across the border to be with

citizens. in a criminal court without the without telling the coup or anybody else in the court lawyers included so they're fundamentally violating the rights of those of us citizens every year and they do this without any oversight whatsoever even though that tempted to move are saying to us in the united states they believe the intelligence these is any good anyway it's just it's over look kind of a conversation it's not an oversight at all. a man accused of stealing and burning in a flag from the us church has been sentenced to 16 years in jail after being found guilty of committing a hate crime although from arson as prefers to rest is inching and accused of desecration the flag belonging to a local church earlier in the week it was convicted last only committing a hate crime but also 3rd degree harassment and reckless use of fire mohsen has admitted to opposing homosexuality but the length of his sentence has caused some of the bait. why does the left cheer when the american flag is burnin

citizens. in a criminal court without the without telling the coup or anybody else in the court lawyers included so they're fundamentally violating the rights of those of us citizens every year and they do this without any oversight whatsoever even though that tempted to move are saying to us in the united states they believe the intelligence these is any good anyway it's just it's over look kind of a conversation it's not over so i don't know. the man accused of stealing am burning analogy between a flag from the u.s. church has been sentenced to 16 years in jail after being found guilty of committing a hate crime martinez was 1st arrested in june and accused of desecrating the flag belonging to a local church in iowa earlier in the week it was convicted of not only committing a hate crime but also 3rd degree harassment and reckless use of fire and has admitted to opposing homosexuality but the length of his sentence has caused debate . why does the left cheer when the american flag is burning

hundreds of thousands of hong kong citizens are turning out in mass displays of civil disobedience. at the beginning of this wave of protest in early june the masses were demanding the withdrawal of an extradition bill which would have allowed hong kong to deport criminal suspects to china the. the outrage over the proposal took lawmakers completely by surprise. kong's pro chinese chief executive carrie lamb seen here at her inauguration 2 years ago in beijing underestimated the extent of the citizens anger for far too long for her the people's wrath grew ever more threatening with each confrontation between activists and the police. and. the angry citizens of hong kong feared that the law would expose them to china's arbitrary legal system. as carrie lamb retracted the controversial bill at 1st reluctantly but then more resolutely she had long lost control of the situation. carlos and often this is going to withdraw the bill not coming the protests because a lot of people have said that the focus off the protests for this shift from the bill to the police has been doing in hong kon

what does it take to become an indian citizen the government says a proposed new law offers a home for those fleeing religious persecution but opponents say it excludes one group of muslims and undermines the country's secular identity what will it mean for the constitution and envious hitcher this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm helmer he'd seen a proposal that would bring sweeping changes to india's 64 year old citizenship law is dividing politicians and activists and sponsoring charges of religious bigotry the ruling bharatiya janata party or b j p says it offers a safe harbor to people around the region fleeing persecution but opponents say the bill is anti muslim now it would allow illegal migrants from pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan to obtain indian nationality if they are members of religious minorities in the countries they flee that includes hindus buddhists jains christians sikhs and parsis but not muslims it follows earlier moves by an arranger modi's government to strip millions of muslims in the state of us some of their indian nationality well c

that was star citizen marc. now, christmas is nearly here, which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pile on the food. not lara, though. she's not waiting until january to get fit. she's getting on the case now, with a little help from a friend. right. i've got my gym kit, i've got my trainers. now it's just time to meet the robot that i've an appointment with. hello! yep, it's putting me through my paces on the treadmill. the idea here is that i am going to be trained by ai, with a spot of help from pepper here. this bristol robotics lab trial aims to teach a robot the empathy and motivational skill of a human personal trainer. ok, i'm not quite sure what its got in store for me. think about getting ready to start running. speed up now and run for one minute. along with reacting to participants' heart rate data and facial expressions whilst they try to build up to running 5k, it considers personality type in its quest to perfect its patter. that robot, to begin with, knows nothing. an

that was star citizen marc. now, christmas is nearly here, which traditionally is the time when we all lay off the exercise and pile on the food. not lara, though. she's not waiting until january to get fit. she's getting on the case now, with a little help from a friend. right, i've got my gym kit, i've got my trainers. now it's just time to meet the robot that i've got an appointment with. hello! yep, it's putting me through my paces on the treadmill. the idea here is that i am going to be trained by ai, with a spot of help from pepper here. this bristol robotics lab trial aims to teach a robot the empathy and motivational skill of a human personal trainer. ok, i'm not quite sure what it's got in store for me. think about getting ready to start running. speed up now and run for one minute. along with reacting to participants‘ heart rate data and facial expressions whilst they try to build up to running 5k, it considers personality type in its quest to perfect its patter. that robot, to begin with, knows noth

citizen, 10erican years in prison on fall starches of a spinners. but he shouldwon, have never been sentenced or jailed in the first place. so, he has sent hundreds of political prisoners. he's the go to guy. journalists, human rights activists to prison or worse, to death. he's a tool of the regime's oppression, not an impartial friend to justice. today, he is sanctioned by the united states of america. [applause] third, under the immigration and nationality act, we are restricting visas for current or former officials responsible for or complicit in the abuse, detention, or killing of peaceful protesters, or inhibiting rights to freedom of assembly. it will also restrict visas for family members, the materials provided to us by citizens across iran will be invariable -- invaluable to using this authority to hold accountable those who are denying freedom and justice for the people of iran. [applause] thugs killing people's children will not be allowed to send their own children to study in the united states of america. [cheers and applause] these a

citizens entering an exit in the country was it do you think was ultimately inevitable i mean were we always going to end up in this direction because that's just seems where our government wants to go. i think that's exactly right this department is for pres facial recognition checks for all people now traveling in and out of the united states including as you said u.s. citizens not just foreigners not just visitors and this is new but as you said it probably was something they've been wanting to do all along you've seen other law enforcement agencies already attempting to do it there's a $1000000000.00 in fact set aside for the f.b.i. to build a data system and we'll talk about that in a 2nd but before this particular proposal citizens had been exempt from those mandatory checks no no no we're not going to scan your face but now they want to scan your face homa security as you know responsible protecting our borders controlling immigration and they say this is needed and they've already been using it more and more to catch visitors travelers who are leaving the country who have over

hundreds of thousands of hong kong citizens are turning out in mass displays of civil disobedience. at the beginning of this wave of protest in early june the masses were demanding the withdrawal of an extradition bill which would have allowed hong kong to deport criminal suspects to china the. outrage over the proposal took lawmakers completely by surprise. kong's pro chinese chief executive kerry lamb seen here at her inauguration 2 years ago in beijing underestimated the extent of the citizens anger for far too long for her the people's wrath grew ever more threatening with each confrontation between activists and the police. and the angry citizens of hong kong feared that the law would expose them to china's arbitrary legal system. as carrie lamb retracted the controversial bill at 1st reluctantly but then more resolutely she had long lost control of the situation. carlos and often this is going to withdraw the bill from the protests because a lot of people have said that the focus of the protests for this shift from the bill to what the police has been doing in hong kong and a

for months hong kong citizens have been demonstrating more and more of a sypher asli against china's increasing restriction of their freedom. aha. aha i thought out the protests have no official leader are organized only through social media and are both surprising and creative artists are playing a major role. tourism has plummeted and the economy is suffering huge losses. but during the work week most things take their usual capitalist course in this international finance center . hong kong streets tell a different story on sundays. hundreds of thousands of hong kong citizens are turning out in mass displays of civil disobedience. at the beginning of this wave of protest in early june the masses were demanding the withdrawal of an extradition bill which would have allowed hong kong to deport criminal suspects to china the. the outrage over the proposal took lawmakers completely by surprise. kong's pro chinese chief executive kerry lamb seen here at her inauguration 2 years ago in beijing underestimated the extent of the citizens anger for far too long for how. the people's wrath gr

failed to file accurate applications to surveil an american citizen by the name of carter page. there are very exacting requirements, very technical but very important requirements that the f.b.i. has to put together in consultation with the national security division at the department of justice in order to go to court, the foreign intelligence surveillance court, and justify issuance of the authority to gather intelligence on an individual. in this case they claimed that carter page who was for a time associated with the trump campaign, they claimed that they suspected him to be an agent of a foreign power. in other words, russia. but the way these documents are prepared, the way in which this matter was pursued was hardly a stellar performance by the comey f.b.i. and i'll mention that here in a moment. but if -- once that fisa warrant is issued as it was on an american citizen carter page, that individual's private communications are then coming to the hands of the f.b.i. as part of their investigation of a potential agent of a foreign power. as i said yesterday and reiterate

for months hong kong citizens have been demonstrating more and more of a sypher asli against china's increasing restriction of their freedom. aha. aha i thought out the protests have no official leader are organized only through social media and are both surprising and creative artists are playing a major role. because. tourism has plummeted and the economy is suffering huge losses. but during the work week most things take their usual capitalist course in this international finance center. hong kong streets tell a different story on sundays. hundreds of thousands of hong kong citizens are turning out in mass displays of civil disobedience. at the beginning of this wave of protest in early june the masses were demanding the withdrawal of an extradition bill which would have allowed hong kong to deport criminal suspects to china the. the outrage over the proposal took lawmakers completely by surprise. kong kongs pro chinese chief executive carrie lamb seen here at her inauguration 2 years ago in beijing underestimated the extent of the citizens anger for far too long. the people's wra

citizens. in criminal courts without the without telling the coup or anybody else in the court larisa included so they're fundamentally violating the rights of those of us citizens every year and they do this without any oversight whatsoever even though the tempter the know are saying to us in the united states they believe the intelligence these is any good anyway it's just it's over look a conversation it's not over so i don't know. among found guilty of committing a hate crime has been sentenced to 16 years in jail after stealing and burning analogy between a flag from the u.s. church of the martinez was 1st arrested in june and accused of desecrating the flag belonging to a local church in iowa earlier in the week he was also convicted of 3rd degree harassment and reckless use of fire and he's admitted he's against homosexuality but the length of his sentence is called debate. why does the left cheer when the american flag is burning no one goes to jail for that but they do for burning an a

and what is up glide on every citizen in the world should be applied on the palestinian including its muslim and christian in habitants and population of course the british and american armed israeli government claims they need a wall circling jesus says birthplace for israeli national security you know this is a very important question are we as it by listed as palestinians in need as well for it is sense of security as peace is important for us security for israel security is also very important for every palestinian the absence of security is also a very predominant factor for the people to leave the area usually it is always discussed that israel is predominantly need to ensure its security and that's why they need to build all this. actually within the ward inside the ward we live with this sense of insecurity especially since i'm not sure whether the archbishop of canterbury representing the anglican church as sent messages but pope francis i understand a sent relics this year from the vatican. legibly from jesus is manger you surprised that more christian leaders around the wor

forty-nine out of 50 states citizens could not pass the basic citizen test the naturalized citizen test have to pay past. 91% of those that take that test pass. recently the native born citizens and 49 out of 50 states cannot pass that test. so what i want to do is educate more people at history. in one subject i'm interested is members of congress could because they pass our law spirits i start a program six years ago to have a great historians, let me interview them in front of members of congress. we just once a month, we get 20300 member shot. and i think i have had some of the best interviews in this book. it's really a good way to learn more about american history through reading interviews. it's not the full text is not a 900 page textbooks but it's an easy reading book. >> and you have an incredible collection of some of the most important documents of our countries don't you? >> yes one day i bought the magna carta the next day is on your tv show talking about that. i think the magna carta is signum bolick of the things i like to do. the reasons i buy these documents is not so

ground that the issue of a songes extradition to the usa is one of australian sovereignty over its citizens and justice itself and the cradle of humanity from the big bang to the birth of civilization we investigate the cause of a clue that led to the creation of the human ability to manipulate others all the small coming up in today's going underground but 1st the day after this week's u.k. general elections on thursday june innocence founder of wiki leaks is said tool to appear at westminster magistrates court in london it follows his removal from the ecuadorian embassy here with his 70 is he had been granted political asylum from u.s. prosecution for revealing nato nation war crimes and songes australian and successive australian governments have come under fire for not caring about the protection of this citizen australia as part of the so-called 5 eyes mass surveillance system about which cia whistleblower edward snowden revealed so much before seeking asylum in russia with doctors now warning of joining a songes possible death and british custody and the un warning of his torture in b

if anybody here is a citizen who is a naturalized citizen, any naturalized citizens here? if you are a naturalized citizen you have to reside in this country for five years and then take a citizenship test. it is 100 questions, you need to get 60 of them right and you're a citizen after being sworn in. 91% of people to take the test presumably after studying pass it. 91% pass. the survey was done by the woodrow wilson foundation and discovered if you give the same test of people who are native born americans, only the citizens in one state were able to pass it, vermont. 49 of the other 50 states the average citizen could bypass the basic citizenship test. there is no one way to solve this problem. what i try to do in a modest way, i'm trying to find some historic documents, magna carta, declaration of independence, he met patient preparation, bill of rights, constitution, and put them in places where people can see them. what is important to see the historic document? you can put effectively look at a computer screen. the human brain has not evolved to the point where trea

citizens. in criminal courts without the without telling the crew or anybody else in the court lawyers included so they're fundamentally violating the rights of those of us citizens every year and they do this without any oversight whatsoever even though that tempting oversight i know you were saying to us in the united states that many of the intelligence these is any good anyway it's just it's over look kind of a conversation it's not oversight and all. a man found guilty of committing a hate crime has been sentenced to 16 years in jail after stealing and burning a flag for me us church at all for martinez was 1st arrested in june and accused of desecrating the flag belonging to a local church in iowa earlier in the week he was also convicted of 3rd degree harassment and reckless use of fire and he's admitted he's against homosexuality but the length of his sentence has caused debate. why does the left cheer when the american flag is burning no one goes to jail for that but they do for burnin

and what is applied on every citizen in the world should be applied on the palestinian including its muslim and christian in habitants and population of course the british and american armed israeli government claims they need a wall circling jesus says birthplace for israeli national security you know this is a very important question are we as a palestinian as palestinians in need as well for is sense of security as peace is important for us security for israel security is also very important for every palestinian the absence of security is also a very predominant factor for the people to leave the area usually it is always discussed that israel is predominantly need to ensure its security and that's where they need to build all. actually within the war inside the war we live with this sense of insecurity especially since i'm not sure whether the archbishop of canterbury represent a reality and church as messages but pope francis i understand is sent relics this year from the vatican. city from jesus is a manger are you surprised that more christian leaders around the world are not

plus the us court rules that it's ok for american spy agencies to collect data on citizens without a warrant by accident that the lessons are and i say whistleblower edward snowden who lifted the lid on u.s. mass surveillance seem to have been forgotten. you tell us who edward snowden is no way to say soon not to. knock. down with a. formation. and a man accused of stealing and burning a rainbow flag from a us church is jailed for 16 years our guest debate whether the time for the crime . 16 years for offending probably one of the most privileged groups in america when it came to course he did not express any regrets justifying his actions based upon his particular extremist interpretation of the christian say. you're watching r t international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 2 pm welcome to the program. there's been a strong reaction from berlin and moscow over the latest u.s. sanctions targeting north stream to the russian gas pipeline to europe that's almost complete it. the german government has regretfully taken into account that sanctions agai

citizens. in criminal courts without the without telling the crew or anybody else in the court lawyers included so they're fundamentally violating the rights of those of us citizen every year and they do this without any oversight whatsoever even though that tempted to move are saying to us in the united states they believe the intelligence these is any good anyway it's just it's over look kind of a conversation it's not an oversight at all. now man accused of stealing and burning analogy petey flag from the u.s. church has been sentenced to 16 years in jail after being found guilty of committing a hate crime adolfo martinez was 1st arrested in june in accused of desecration the flag belonging to a local church in iowa earlier in the week he was convicted on charges of not only committing a hate crime though but also 3rd degree harassment and reckless use of fire mohsen has admitted to opposing i may sexuality but the length of his sentence has caused some debate. why does the left cheer when t