busloads of migrants deported by the us find themselves back in the country they haven t lived in for years.- in the country they haven t lived in for years. what hurts is the treatment lived in for years. what hurts is the treatment we - lived in for years. what hurts| is the treatment we received. in human. most of all, the chains on ourfeet. in human. most of all, the chains on our feet. we are not slaves, migration is a right, not a crime. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s eight in the morning and singapore and five in the in silicon valley where the tech giant facebook set an outage that put down the social media site as well as instagram and whatsapp are slowly returning to normal. facebook has apologised for what it called networking issues. the company was forced to send an issue to its millions of users on twitter which wasn t affected. in the last hour or so the ceo of facebook mark zuckerberg issued this statement: shares in
nearby and here stateside, nearby and here stateside, republican primaries have the attention of washington and bedminsterashi. nn iter looks like we already have winners, if you can believe itt or not, in missouri and inls michigan. h and the polls have just closed in arizona. gh now this hour, hour is going to be a high wire act as we bringal you alll of these breaking stories. but we begin tonighth with threats and truth. that is the focus of tonight s angle. five years ago, speaker gingrich with the taiwan. itwr was a completely wrong. the u.s. should draw a lesson f rofrom instead of making repeate the mistakes it s now. well, let me just tell you one thing, 10:00 a.m. in taiwan and to her credit, nancy, pelosi didn t back down when china essentially threatened to shoot s her plane out of the skt now 1 she s been on the ground for, what, about 12 hours or so landing here just after ten , thirty a.m. eastern today. we re going to bring e you news about the specifics of
who say almost 300 people were also admitted to hospitals. they say dozens are still in critical condition . armenia says more 13,000 people or about 10% of the territory s population, have crossed the border, armenia says more 13,000 people, or about 10% of the territory s population, have crossed the border, fearing persecution and ethnic cleansing. armenia and azerbaijan are due to meet in brussels tuesday for eu backed talks. it ll be the first such meeting between the countries since azerbaijan seized the enclave last week. nagorno karabakh is at the heart of one of the world s longest running territorial and ethnic conflicts. it s recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan, but has been controlled by ethnic armenians for three decades. 0ur reporter 0lga ivshina is in, and she sent us this update. thousands and thousands of karabakh armenians are still trying to cross into armenia on what turns out to be another dramatic day of this conflict. yesterday, there wa
as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once. again i m stephanie ruhle at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. this. this was the day we had a good look at what donald trump s georgia election interference trial might look like. the first big hearing in the case got underway earlier today. and we learned how prosecutors plan to move this thing forward. we will contain that trial of the 19 codefendants, and take four months. that does not include jury selections. there are that the state tends to call. they re in excess of 150 witnesses. we want to start the trial as early as next month and they called the plan basically unrealistic given the size of this case. if that was two of trump s codefendants. kenneth chesbrough, yes we call him chesebro for the last weeks. guess what, today we learned it is not pronounce like that. they are both asked for speed, trials haven t sydney powell. separate attorneys have asked the judge to sever thei
i m stephanie ruhle at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. this, this was the day we had a good look at what donald trump s georgia election interference trial might look like. the first big hearing in the case got underway earlier today, and we learned how prosecutors plan to move this thing forward. we will contend that a trial of these 19 codefendants will take four months. and that is not include jury selection. there are testing 150 witnesses at the state of you heard that right, in excess of 150 witnesses. prosecutors want to start the trial as early as next month. well judge scott mcafee called her plan basically unrealistic, given the size of this case. the hearing also dealt with two of trump s codefendants, kenneth chesbrough, yes we ve been calling cheese burrow for the last few weeks. well guess what, today we learned that it was chesebro, and sidney powell. they have both ask for speedy trials and they both want to be tried separately. in court, thei