After masked men try to tear down barricades surrounding a prodemocracy protest site. Also on the program, aaron is here. Flurry of deals expected between china and absolutely, tim. The chinese premier is in russia, and some big deals on the table, ranging from neg to highspeed rail and finance. As russia looks east for new markets, weve got a special report looking at the growing trade link between these two, and what it means for the rest of us here in europe. Hello. It is midday in london. 7 00 a. M. In washington. 11 00 in the morning in monrovia, where the Ebola Outbreak is threatening to get even worse. Health workers across liberia already reeling from the epidemic are threatening to go on strike. Theyre demanding danger money, their own protective equipment and insurance for workers treating victims of the disease. 95 of liberias Health Workers have already died from ebola. Another atrisk group are the burial teams. Because of the difficulties if reporting this story, Many Inte
Appearance for 40 days. Hello. Its been confirmed that a member of the United Nations medical team who is being treated for ebola in germany has died. The 56yearold man whose name has not been released was being treated at a clinic. He was a sudanese doctor. These pictures show the Health Workers helping the infected man to board an balance when he arrived in the country just last week. He is the third ebola patient to be flown to germany for treatment. Lets get the very latest from berlin. Jenny hill is there for us. What details do we have about this particular patient . Reporter well, the sudanese doctor was part of a team from the u. N. Working in liberia when he contracted ebola. Hes the second member of that team now to die from the virus. He was, as you say, flown to a clinic here in germany last week for treatment. Staff at the clinic say they tried experimental, so far unlicensed drugs in an attempt to save his life. He was treated in a highly specialized isolation ward, but t
New deadly threat. Hello. A South African judge has granted prosecutors permission to appeal against the conviction of os scar pistorius of culpable homicide. It will now go to the Supreme Court of appeal. He was given a five year term in october. Prosecutors describe that as shockingly right. The judge has been giving her reasons for allowing the appeal. I have been persuaded that the questions in respect of count one set out by the applicant of questions of law. That being so, i cannot say after considering submissions by council that the prospect of success is remote. What does that mean . Our correspondent is at the courthouse in pretoria. Reporter judge ma sipa has granted the prosecution to appeal the conviction of culpable homicide of murder. The state described the term shockingly light for the crime committed. What hah will happen now is gerie nel and his team will get a new set of judges to hear the facts presented in this court about how Oscar Pistorius shot and killed his g
Change. And 63 seconds of applause for Phillip Hughes. Tributes to the batsman. Hello. Its been the subject of much debate, controversy, and even an oscarwinning movie, and yet there is still more to be told about the cias Interrogation Program in the aftermath of 9 11. A report by the u. S. Senate into the agencys techniques, which critics call torture, is due to be released later and america is bringsi i bracing itself for the backlash. The report is the result of years of research by the Senate Intelligence panel. And it is 6,000 pages long, but only a 480page summary of the report is due to be made public. Its expected to document harsh methods, including waterboarding, slapping, sleep deprivation, and exposure to the cold. Its also expected to say how valuable the information proved to be or not to be for the nations security. And just how much the white house knew about the cias methods. Heres richard forest with a background to the cias interrogations program. Reporter the after
Weve always ultimately overcome it. But its always been about inclusion. Being a part of the whole. We still have problems but im proud of the american record on culture and economic integration of not only our muslim communities but african communities, asian communities hispanic communities, and the wave still continues. Its not going to stop. Nor should we want it to stop. As a matter of fact, one of the things i think we can be most proud of. The truth of the matter is, when i say we have to be able to see one another, im not talking about surveillance, im not talking about cameras. Im talking about being able to look at one another and see one another. See who we are. Understand how similar we are. Its about recognizing the dignity that every person in america is entitled to be afforded. Without exception. Every person in america. Immigration excuse me immigrant or nativeborn. Because at the end of the day, its about treating each other with respect and although we need technology