jean rodrigo was a popular jujitsu coach. he was arriving at the project where he gave free classes to youngsters when he was killed by a shot to the head. translation: you think a lot of things. was it because he was black, was at the entrance to a favela? he was a law—abiding citizen. so why did they shoot him? this is alemao, where jean rodrigo died in may. it's one of rio‘s largest favelas. places like this are home to a million people. most are law—abiding but there are also ruthless criminals. as we go up the hill deep into the favela we are constantly reminded of who seems to control almost every aspect of daily life here. the graffiti on the wall and the initials of one of brazil's largest drug gangs. the authorities who came to power injanuary have promised to be tough on crime, but it has proven to be a bloodbath. so far this year more than 1,000 people have been killed in police operations like this one in april. some were shot in the head, others in the chest, allegedly even after having surrendered. for man

jean rodrigo was a popular jujitsu coach. he was arriving at the project where he gave free classes to youngsters when he was killed by a shot to the head. translation: you think a lot of things. was it because he was black, was at the entrance to a favela? he was a law—abiding citizen. so why did they shoot him? this is alemao, where jean rodrigo died in may. it's one of rio‘s largest favelas. places like this are home to a million people. most are law—abiding but there are also ruthless criminals. as we go up the hill deep into the favela we are constantly reminded of who seems to control almost every aspect of daily life here. the graffiti on the wall and the initials of one of brazil's largest drug gangs. the authorities who came to power injanuary have promised to be tough on crime, but it has proven to be a bloodbath. so far this year more than 1000 people have been killed in police operations like this one in april. some were shot in the head, others in the chest, allegedly even after having surrendered. for many

jean rodrigo was a popular jujitsu coach. he was arriving at the project where he gave free classes to youngsters when he was killed by a shot to the head. translation: you think a lot of things. was it because he was black, was at the entrance to a favela? he was a law—abiding citizen. so why did they shoot him? this is alemao, where jean rodrigo died in may. it's one of rio's largest favelas. places like this are home to a million people. most are law—abiding but there are also ruthless criminals. as we go up the hill deep into the favela we are constantly reminded of who seems to control almost every aspect of daily life here. the graffiti on the wall and the initials of one of brazil's largest drug gangs. the authorities who came to power injanuary have promised to be tough on crime, but it has proven to be a bloodbath. so far this year more than 1000 people have been killed in police operations like this one in april. some were shot in the head, others in the chest, allegedly even after having surrendered. for many,

rodrigo londoÑo desautoriza la disidencia. rodrigo londoÑo: rompieron pÚblicamente con esto partido. protocolizar renuncia y asumir las consecuencias de sus autos. yesid: el principal trato del acuerdo de la habana, la emprendiÓ en redes sociales insistiÓ en modificar el acuerdo. mientras el presidente duque, Último pronunciarse, tomÓ el anuncio como una amenaza que dijo no aceptar. ordenÓ capturar a los disidentes y ofreciÓ una millonaria recompensa. ivÁn duque: se fijará una recompensa de 3 millones de pesos por informaciÓn que conduzca a asuka. dura yesid: duque negÓ la existencia de una nueva guerrilla, llamÓ a la unidad. en el vÍdeo que dura unos 32 minutos, mÁrquez asegura que esa supuesta nueva guerrilla no para secuestros. dice que responderÁn solo a la ofensiva. aunque no se refiere a actos terroristas, es esa la mayor preocupaciÓn del pueblo colombiano, luego de tres aÑos casi de la firma del acuerdo de paz. ♪ ♪ jorge: volviÓ a demorar el 80 aniversario del estallido de la segunda guerra mundia

this increase in arrests were triggered by the election of president rodrigo duterte. president duterte gave approval for police to use lethal force with any suspects that resisted. with self-proclaimed vigilantes also committing murders, more than 20,000 people are estimated to have been killed in the past three years. as murders grew to be daily occurrences, this situation soon came to be called a war on drugs. one photo journalist has been recording the crime scenes. his name is rafi larma. in 2016, he took a picture of a woman cradling her dead husband. to start a a discussioion about reality of the war on d drugs. >> that's justice for our government. it's so conveninient. >> lerma continues to take pictures of families who have lost loved ones. >> he buried his son. in this episode, we investigate the war on drugs in the philippines. through the camera of rafi lerma. this is a slum in the tondo district of northwestern manila. it has one of the highest rates of drug-related murders in the city. this day he has scheduled a session with a family. the son was killed

un racismo que hay y dicen que los operativos migratorios y algunas estaciones mientras una voz era rodrigo que no apoyan sus acciones. ademÁs agregaron que debe cumplir con las solicitudes y el autobÚs en el que viajaba se desviÓ a canadÁ. la industria de los datos a gran escala. y 680 trabajadores indocumentados dado el tipo de sangre y todo esta en funciÓn pÚblica abierta y queda registrado a todos y sabe a quÉ mÉdico acude y a qué escuela lleva a sus hijos que el supermercado comprar y cuÁl y dÓnde eso es tener muchas alternativas y saber donde trabaja esas empresas facilitan todo tipo de retos. las empresas pueden y si uno es indocumentado francamente tenemos que vivir por su parte el alcalde calificÓ con una red de narcotrÁfico internacional. fuertemente custodiadoa tres de los supuestos cabecillas empresarios y ex jugadores de lavado de activos del supuesto poderoso narcotraficante por cuyo caso son investigados ex peloteros de grandes ligas ahora bien a partir del aÑo pasado como es natural el gobierno norteamericano y el fbi tomaron interÉs en el mismo en este paÍs

stop the social media campaign accou nts stop the social media campaign accounts that used to help rodrigo duterte elect as president, in october 2016, the 3—part series we publish, the propaganda was, gave you evidence of state—sponsored hate spewing on social media. after we publish, i was stunned that evening because i started getting a string of attacks. some were really... i am going to kill you, then the rape threats, then the misogynist attacks. how do you prevent tribalism inciting hatred and violence for the generation ahead. your battle will be the battle for truth. the emergency services in scotland have praised two teenage sisters who rescued a father and son from the sea off the coast of aberdeenshire, in the far north of the country. the girls swam out on a lilo to help them when they heard cries for help as lorna gordon reports. they are the two teenage sisters whose quick reactions saved a man and his young son from drowning. we were just swimming and we were, like, at knee height, and we heard the little boy screaming. so we thought his dad was dunking him under the wa

they were beaten 1—0 at udinese, where the new signing from brazil, rodrigo buh—cow, scored the winner it was the first professional goal of his career. marco giampaolo's first game in charge of the rossoneri ended without his side having a single shot on target. lazio had no issues as ciro immobile scored twice in their 3—0 win over sampdoria. the 29—year—old knows the city well having played for genoa six years ago and it was happy return as his side moved top of serie a for the time being withjoaquin correa having scored the other. while at the stadio 0limpico — genoa came from behind three times against roma to force a 3—3 draw. aleksandar kolarov made it 3—2 minutes into the second half and then christian kouame levelled it a 3—3 with 20 minutes remaining as paulo fonseca saw his first home match in charge end in stalemate. ireland's nicholas roche leads the vuelta a espana heading into monday's stage three which is a flat 188km finishing in alicante. 0n sunday's stage two it was nairo quintana who took it. the colombian is looking for his second win in the final of

>>rodrigo londoÑo deza autorizÓ la disidencia. >>rompieron pÚblicamente con nuestro partido, protocolizar 1 su renuncia y asumieron las consecuencias de sus actos. >>Álvaro uribe principal detractor del acuerdo la emprendiÓ en redes sociales insistiÓ en modificarlo. mientras el presidente ivÁn duque Último en pronunciarse tomÓ el anuncio como 1 amenaza que dijo no aceptar y dijo capturar a los disidentes por quienes ofreciÓ 1 millonaria recompensa y 1 polÍtica de paz para quienes estÁn acogidos al acuerdo duque negÓ la existencia de 1 nueva guerrilla y llamÓ a la unidad en el vÍdeo que dura 32 minutos mÁrquez asegura que esta supuesta nueva guerrilla no harÁ secuestros dice que responderÁn sÓlo a la ofensiva en pasto nariÑo jesse baquero univisiÓn el presidente de mÉxico revelÓ hoy que fue encontrado en contra de 1 sala de reuniones de la sala nacional y dijo que el hallazgo ocurriÓ dÍas atrÁs y le restÓ importancia sin embargo varios expertos opinan que se trata de 1 tema muy serio. >>se encontrÓ 1 cÁma

is a prominent filipino—american journalist — who's made a powerful enemy in philippine president, rodrigo duterte. her repeated arrests have drawn international condemnation and raised concerns about worsening press freedom in the country. but she says she won't stop speaking out. here's her story. within five weeks, i was arrested twice and detained once. in order to be able to travel, to be here today, i have had to post at least $60,000 plus, plus, plus in bail and bond. after i had to spend the night in detention, when i realised i was not free, when i had not done anything wrong, i realised that i needed to fight for my rights, for the freedom of the press. we're getting an average of maybe eight dead bodies a night coming in. the social media campaign accounts that were used to help elect then—mayor duterte to president, this whole network was weaponized, injuly of 2016 and it attacked anyone who questioned the killings and the drug war. in october of 2016, thsi 3—part series which we published, the propaganda wars, gave you evidence of state—sponsored hate spewing on social m

un racismo que hay y dicen que los operativos migratorios y algunas estaciones mientras una voz era rodrigo que no apoyan sus acciones. ademÁs agregaron que debe cumplir con las solicitudes y el autobÚs en el que viajaba se desviÓ a canadÁ. la industria de los datos a gran escala. y 680 trabajadores indocumentados dado el tipo de sangre y todo esta en funciÓn pÚblica abierta y queda registrado a todos y sabe a quÉ mÉdico acude y a qué escuela lleva a sus hijos que el supermercado comprar y cuÁl y dÓnde eso es tener muchas alternativas y saber donde trabaja esas empresas facilitan todo tipo de retos. las empresas pueden y si uno es indocumentado francamente tenemos que vivir por su parte el alcalde calificÓ con una red de narcotrÁfico internacional. fuertemente custodiadoa tres de los supuestos cabecillas empresarios y ex jugadores de lavado de activos del supuesto poderoso narcotraficante por cuyo caso son investigados ex peloteros de grandes ligas ahora bien a partir del aÑo pasado como es natural el gobierno norteamericano y el fbi tomaron interÉs en el mismo en este paÍs

philippine president rodrigo duterte once claimed that he would "fatten the fish" in manila bay by dumping the bodies of drug dealers, killed as a result of his "war on drugs". so far the police say at least 6,700 drug suspects have been killed since the president came to power. now, a bbc investigation, has revealed regular sightings of bodies floating in the pasig river and an allegation by locals that the police are partly to blame. a warning: this report, by our philippines correspondent, howard johnson, contains disturbing images. dawn on manila's pasig river, it's a calm and peaceful start to the day. but that's all about to change. it's around 8:30am in the morning here. we have just been patrolling with the coastguard here along the pasig river and they've found the body by the side here, they believe it's about two or three days old because it's rigid with rigor mortis. a forensics officer inspects the body. it's a man believed to be in his late 20s. there are no gunshot wounds. suspected cause of death — asphyxiation. to date, the body remains unidentified and unclaimed. it is

prominent filipino—american journalist who's made a powerful enemy in the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte. she has been arrested, repeatedly, and now accused of crimes, and her treatment has amplified the concerns, internationally, about press freedom and human rights in the philippines. she says she won't stop speaking out. here's her story. within five weeks, i was arrested twice and detained once. in order to be able to travel, to be here today, i have had to post at least $60,000 plus, plus, plus in bail and bond. after i had to spend the night in detention, when i realised i was not free, when i had not done anything wrong, i realised that i needed to fight for my rights, for the freedom of the press. we're getting an average of maybe eight dead bodies a night coming in. the social media campaign accounts that were used to help elect then—mayor duterte to president, this whole network was weaponized, injuly of 2016 and it attacked anyone who questioned the killings and the drug war. in october of 2016, thsi 3—part series which we published, the propaganda wars, gave you e

and former farc commander, rodrigo londono, distanced himself from the former rebels and insisted his party would honour the peace deal. translation: with all sincerity, we are ashamed. i apologise to the people of colombia, to the international community, to countries like cuba and norway who have worked so hard to support this process. we are the vast majority. we are the best in this process. despite the support for the 2016 deal, the sight of rebels in army fatigues most be the first and most significant sign that the hard earned peace agreement reached nearly three years ago in colombia could be starting to unravel. just bring you a bit of breaking news and we're hearing thatjoshua wong has been arrested again in hong kong. he is one of the leaders of the protest movement in hong kong. he was previously released from jail injune of this year. this weekend marks the 13th week of protests in hong kong. according to the pro—democracy party demosisto he was arrested this morning on his way to the south horizons station ataround 7.30. his lawyers are now on the case. there's been no

philippine president rodrigo duterte once claimed that he would "fatten the fish" in manila bay by dumping the bodies of drug dealers, killed as a result of his "war on drugs". so far the police say at least 6,700 drug suspects have been killed since the president came to power. a warning — this report, by our philippines correspondent howard johnson — contains disturbing images. dawn on manila's pasig river, a calm and peaceful start of the day. but thatis and peaceful start of the day. but that is all about to change. it is around 8:30am in the morning here. we have just been patrolling with the coastguard here along the pasig river and they found the body by the side here, they believe it is about two or three days old because it is rigid with rigor mortis. a forensics officer inspects the body. it's a man believed to be in his late 20s. there are no gunshot wounds. suspected cause of death — asphyxiation. to date, the body remains identified in our unidentified and unclaimed. it is the latest in a rising number of bodies found in the pasig river was up bodies found in the pasig r

and former farc commander, rodrigo londono, distanced himself from the former rebels and insisted his party would honour the peace deal. translation: with all sincerity, we are ashamed. i apologise to the people of colombia, to the international community, to countries like cuba and norway who have worked so hard to support this process. we are the vast majority. we are the best in this process. despite the support for the 2016 deal, the sight of rebels in army fatigues most be the first and most significant sign that the hard earned peace agreement reached nearly three years ago in colombia could be starting to unravel. live now to bogota and juan diego of parays, the peace and reconciliation foundation. juan, i know your organisation warned of the emergence of this new guerrila movement. how many are there and how representative? there are about 1800 former combatants that are now in the ranks of this dissident group, how significant they are, we believe that it how significant they are, we believe thatitis how significant they are, we believe that it is about 20%. they have 20% of

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>>rodrigo londoÑo deza autorizÓ la disidencia. >>rompieron pÚblicamente con nuestro partido, protocolizar 1 su renuncia y asumieron las consecuencias de sus actos. >>Álvaro uribe principal detractor del acuerdo la emprendiÓ en redes sociales insistiÓ en modificarlo. mientras el presidente ivÁn duque Último en pronunciarse tomÓ el anuncio como 1 amenaza que dijo no aceptar y dijo capturar a los disidentes por quienes ofreciÓ 1 millonaria recompensa y 1 polÍtica de paz para quienes estÁn acogidos al acuerdo duque negÓ la existencia de 1 nueva guerrilla y llamÓ a la unidad en el vÍdeo que dura 32 minutos mÁrquez asegura que esta supuesta nueva guerrilla no harÁ secuestros dice que responderÁn sÓlo a la ofensiva en pasto nariÑo jesse baquero univisiÓn el presidente de mÉxico revelÓ hoy que fue encontrado en contra de 1 sala de reuniones de la sala nacional y dijo que el hallazgo ocurriÓ dÍas atrÁs y le restÓ importancia sin embargo varios expertos opinan que se trata de 1 tema muy serio. >>se encontrÓ 1 cÁma

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around $65.00 people have been rescued and taken to the coastal city of commons philippine president rodrigo deter it will arrive in beijing later on wednesday ahead of talks with chinese leader xi jinping and it could be a tense meeting to tell as he has said he's planning to raise their rival claims to territory in the south china sea scott has more from beijing. in the days leading up to philippine president rodriguez do tear taze 5th visit to china he took a firm stance on what will be discussed saying that he canceled the trip if he could not talk about the 2 $1016.00 world court to try butyl ruling over china's territorial claims in the south china sea it sided with the philippines china rejects the ruling to territory enjoys an approval rating of about 80 percent but he's facing pressure over what critics say is an increasingly close relationship with china he's called it a delicate balancing act when chinese president xi jinping visited the philippines late last year billions of dollars in investment were promised most of it has yet to materialize i think the question to ted is how m

when rodrigo due tar today in the philippines said he could personally kill people, donald trump said he could personally shoot someone on fifth avenue, and he wouldn't lose support. he ad mires the out to accurates because in his sense it's like, now i'm president, now it looks like he has an opportunity to make money. his son-in-law, jared kushner, and his daughter ivanka made over $100 million off his hotels while serving, for free with no salary, as his advisers. his son and his entire brood packed up and went off to england to enjoy the fruits of americans' labor in great britain, whining and dinesing themselves with the monarchy in britain. and i think they see themselves as monarchs in the united states. his cabinet is full of grifters, people who are using their positions to get richer, to make money. his entire presidency a grift. this is a man who, while broke, starred in the apprentice, teaching people how to get rich. you know, when the producers came in -- go on. >> host: no, no, let me ask you about that. again, this is important, i think, that we're talking about that's

president xi jinping met his philippine counterpart, if rodrigo duterte, but they failed but theyico dutere, fail to reach an accord. it is a loan agreement for a new rail contract. president trump says the u.s. is close to a deal with the taliban and is planning to withdraw more than 5000 troops from afghanistan. he did not offer any timeline for pulling folders out according to level levels to 8600 would bring the total down to roughly what it was when the president took office in january 2017. the fight against the taliban is the longest war in american history. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and@tictoc twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. kathleen: still ahead, uber's ceo says the u.s. consumer is not slowing down. we will have more from our exclusive louvered interview. paul: up next, the trade war may be set for a breather with president trump talking of new talks by phone. this is bloomberg

one former farc commander, rodrigo londono, known as timochenko, has distanced himself from him, insisting his party will honour the peace deal. translation: with all sincerity, we are ashamed. i apologise to the people of colombia, to the international community, to countries like cuba and norway that have worked so hard to support this process. but there is also optimism. we are the vast majority. we are the best in this process. despite this support, though, the sight of rebels in army fatigues may be the first and most significant sign that the hard earned peace agreement could be starting to unravel. in a moment, we‘ll say goodbye to viewers on bbc two and coming up shortly we‘ll have the news at one with clive myrie, but now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett hello, they are. it is then quite windy for many of us through the day. the best of the weather will be in south—eastern parts of the uk. all this cloud is streaming in from the atlantic. thick clouds along the north—west. the rain will continue to affect northern ireland, pushing back into scotland t

comenzamos con el fÚtbol mexicano, amÉrica regresÓ en casa ante pachuca con ayuda del arquero de pachuca rodrigo el portero lozano fue presentado en napoli un momento para el mexicano que llega del grande del sur quieres escucharlo sandarti y parte de lo que dijo. >> por favor. >> vamos a escucharlo. >> vamos a verlo. >> bueno el equipo es muy bueno, tiene muchos jugadores en buenos han p gra y bueno yo en lo personal lo principal es estar 100% pa el equipo para el mr. y bueno vamos a trabajar el dÍa a dia, voy a trabajar 100% para estar mejor y bueno, aprender mucho. >> muy bien. >> chucky. >> seÑores hablamos de grandes ligas dodgers regresaron a la victoria y vaya que se lo tomaron en serio. >> con el cuadrangular para comenzar todo con alegrÍa, home run para Él, despues de esto aparece hernÁndez con el sencillo el boricua impulsaba una mÁs, 3-0 con ayuda de eso Íi del que cometÍa error por ahi, era doble para el puertorriqueÑo que pasaba despuÉs de esto sandarti. >> luego buscaba su cuadrangular nÚmero 43 de la temporada pero el dominicano se quedaba con la pelota en una jugada es