we're not out of it yet. president emanuel micron said, as he took coffee with his prime ministers, young, caustics, but the government hope's a newly accelerated vaccination program will mean they'll be no more lock downs. now the french government is taking a gamble, 13000 people a day is still testing positive cove at 19 compatible with the u. k. in a similar population. and that 2 and a half 1000 people a day, i tested positive and the u. k. i only started reopening a few weeks ago. bernard smith, al jazeera parish. ah, it is good to have with a fellow adrian again with you here in the headlines and i was 0. people living in to crowded garza residential neighborhoods have been warned to leave their homes ahead of israeli strikes. this is the city skyline right now. one of the target phones isn't far from the jamalia refugee camp in northern casa earlier israel. hit

southern gaza with more than a dozen strikes destroying 2 homes. medics say that for people who owned it in the city of con eunice. while both sides publicly, se, they'll fight on secret locations are set to be on the way. and a phone call us president joe biden was told as well as prime minister to lower the intensity of the conflicts. benjamin netanyahu says that israel's campaign will go on until its objectives and that we bought from the ball. but we are with every passing day. we are striking at more of the terrorist organizations capabilities targeting mostly and command is toppling more terrorist buildings and hitting more weapons stockpiles. just as i told the ambassadors here today, this is the natural rise of israel. i very much appreciate the support of these governments, and i especially appreciate the support of a friend us president biden, for the state of israel bride to self defense. i am determined to continue this operation until its objective is achieved. the quiet insecurity to you citizens of

israel, the home, several us democrats have back to resolution opposing the sale of $735000000.00 in military weaponry to israel. pressure as mounting from within the us president own party. these administration to do more to and the violence in other use. iran is deputy foreign minister says the talk to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal and bring the us back to the table. have progressed well in vienna. under the agreement, iran restricted its use your program and exchange for sanctions relief. its repeatedly breached the terms of the deal, though, since donald trump pulled the us out in 2018. the europe ian union is easing travel restrictions for tourists who are fully vaccinated. you are basset is also agreed on, relaxing the criteria for countries to be considered safe until now that lists included early 7 nations. and those were headlines for these continues here on our 0 after with us, which is coming up. next we understand the differences

and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you call i'll just bring you the news and current affairs here is my favorite of all the whole jetta. o b won't can no. he's not a favorite. he's just so fantastic. what is my life? why look them? look at my yoda. look at that voice there.

you know, where he, if you take him out of the box, he'll run around all over the floor and talk. and you can ask and saying things in here. and so you got to in your right to be afraid. he get you not to the reason i like it because i never had toys when i was going to a little boy and me just learned the movie in the chair to this task the, you know, i'm going to give them to my key is when i'm gone with me. ah ah

ah news, this is a story i don't know of leads and i mean, it feels a story. ah, i'm telling a story about my life and it's going to take place to visit to do i get a don't going to take 50? who's and put in the teachers here in the never never. oh, never dream that i had to tell. but my wife get me. oh,

you can do it. you got town with it. you can do this and you can was, you know, why it's considered kind of things you know, what is it true and has a true account of how we lived, how we sit in the south me. ah, ah, when a patient walks into my room, they expect to have a seat for me to talk with the history about their journey. i take that information and i use it to help them heal. i need to look at history. and sometimes patients come to a higher still, but i can't discarding because i needed all the help their patients i'm a physician,

but i'm also an artist as see myself. a little bit of both. when foot is, are oddest to both from the south. and i had opportunity to go to one who's our show. and there he was. he's had a lot of health problems, hypertension, diabetes, prolonged over 40 years of stress. and i think that stress in appears which your ability to sleep. so how many hours of sleep you get a night very for 3 or 4 hours and that's with the medicine. without the medicine, what you get that for me as i get nothing and this been going on for how long last full years, whenever you do those pitches, he gets it, he have to go to the doctor and she has to talk to and he has a double opponent, medicine in order to get some risk for use post traumatic stress disorder. yeah. so it traumatized you again and make you really of what you had gone through. exactly

. and the thing is that sometimes acknowledge in the history does will help some people to heal it may help other people and i mean, oh no, i don't think it is a different kind of art then feeling is my can, isn't i healing? do is me the black put hope in my not much since everything is done from the pain, not much hope in active ship them so i think you might go back one out sad to you. i can remember gar gave me a good memory me. we little plantation and that was early

sixty's. don't take long for you to realize something wrong with taking gotten. there is a day you start out on your rose cd and you spin all day and you never get to the in the at the time i was 14 ran away from not home but i ran away from the country. so i was doing everything as possible as you're a little bit different type of life. the sick this, you know what i'm working to go do tonight, 3 or 45 o'clock in the morning when she she was, she's down there like bullets, the trauma that he seen in the trouble. you have to go to sleep in the riff of seeing that increase as you get all the dramatic stuff. that's

where we have the problem. but the little was he really need to get done. sometime he wakes up completely up call and whoever is this running me, call him by name. he'll be saying stop you. but don't take my medicine and i can't sleep with passion. i'm going through. if i'm dreaming, i may punch pattern. let me go back to the scar, carry by john silver rise, movement and 40 years old. when you are part of the movement, you make a name and all of white people know you and they

a waiting to get their hands on you. i stayed in jail over a year with no charges. nothing. so i took a roll of toilet paper stuck in in john fled jail. and when they share game bag, he came back and he was gone through the bang with me the chief me 2 or 3. and about the 3rd time he kicked me out of the side. i wouldn't let it kick me any more wrapped his legs and threw him to the ground. and he went for his gun. i took it away from him and he's begging me not to shoot him. last well i'm not going to shoot you, but i will lock you up. so i'll lock them in as an athlete with this house of civil rights work. as i felt the woman answer the door, i told her what happened. she went to the next room and call the police. next thing

i know every white man in cars with georgia, standing in the yard or little trunk over about a 30 minute ride. and julie old love trump's saudis ropes hanging from missouri nooses, a place designed like to hang people when they put her over ram, our feet boom, up in a tree here. come the deputy, shave the lock in his ear and he's got a knife and he come up and he grabbed my private paws and he took his math. he stopped me. they was going to cast rate me and beer, hang me and burn me. i was 90 years old and they i am really like a pigs hanging up in a tree. ready to be slowed like a hawk. and then another white man ran his off and

told him, don't do that too. we had better things. we could do this. i took my shirt, rolled it up foot to even lay like the when i was going to show her, if we laid together as a massive ah ah, in some others tell me, she said, you cannot internalize the pain. if you internalize their pain, it just chips away at you this country, no one really generally talk about the people who would lynched. sometime they were many people there, put them in the water, would wait so they would never see them again. sometimes it would take to bite as

a customer is fail pieces. sometimes it would take the body up the list and bring it up. so the families would not have anything. ringback those are ones that were recording. what about the ones that were not recording? it was close to 3 to 4000 people who were niched. and a lot of these people never got in. it was often too dangerous for their families to retrieve those buys. and some time there was no bodies to which is not just black history. this is american history. i don't need to use the unique

u. d. i just happen to be one. me that was hit me he'd have kept me from being maybe one of them. yes, ahead of me back because it's rural and no one wants to talk about the 1st time i saw you i was trying to medically speaking i was trying to figure out why did he have these on his hand over chang logs. one more than the other. this was just contrast my question he i didn't really a bond for a minute, so they're working on the highways and byways and when you hear them on and then you he, you don't you know that's the

main worry jay in me. wow. i want the other made me cry. the beautiful morning after long john, me ok, good. then i can walk you to george and what you think you've been leaning is me. i'm fine. i can just. yeah. almost armstrong, georgia. either. that's right. i'm going to get to know well, so pretty day to do that all you pay you to put water in there when they get here today. oh really?

yeah. on the back way more put a break in you did you that rick in it. yeah. oh god, i didn't know about the me. oh, you did read it for tomorrow the 20 night trying to pull it all together. hey, nathaniel. you know that painting idea with the, with the k k. k, or could you bring it to me in springfield, me, i decided to have a feel for the over 4000 and african americans who would lynched in the united states to close that chapter and move forward. america has to do the same thing to help heal this country. you again,

have pushback. people why you want to student has enough people say that so depressing. i think you just to press and try hang up on the train. me. what can i do? i can't bring them back, but i can give them a prayer. ah, let me

ah, ah, ah, ah, good evening. good evening. i'm dr. shirley jackson would occur. and the question we asked tonight is, why do we need to be here? we need to be here because our country needs to heal and some bad things happen in this country where americans tortured other americans due to the color of their skin that went on so long in america. what are you going to do about it? because i remember as a little girl, when we went to a funeral,

in lieu of that cask in the ground, the minister was se ashes to ashes. the lot of people never got back. so we look back in history. so this patient can leo. we look back in history, so this patient can we look back in history so this patient can become very strong . but this patient could only live and get stronger if they're willing to look back me. so tonight we start. there's an african proverb that you speak my name and i will live forever. so tonight we will speak someone in my name is c o. in my name is mary turn. i was the 19 year old pregnant. why?

the wonderful haze turner. my name is donna thomas and i'm representing a name even when i confronted his murderous they lynched me and burned my body. my name's kyle me and reverend, representing your j. they rip my unborn baby out of my belly. and sharing his that along with my i'm james how and they told me i had a choice either i could die with my son. walking, watching, die, live to tell the story. i know. i know the children looked after to live for now as my son cried and begged and

pleaded for his life, they bound his hands and feet and forced him into the river. and as i firmly with tears running down my faith, lots and my son said to the bottom of the river, never to rise again. never to rise again. so in unison, we haven't you representing speak that name? ah in the oh the i i

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my batch is dragon, me down even today that been 40 years ago. and he was the day now it's dragging me can't ref generous liam j ref running for my life ever in that me as after i don't know what's the matter about what happened? i didn't seem like nobody data say, hey, this is from me this to him and that kind of pain

me. this is the need to be raised. we commit to the ground, these bodies and the souls. and let us forever remember and reflect upon the lines that have been nameless and unknown for many of the ashes to ashes dust, to dust. oh i a few is a healing law. those that are given respect to those that happen. i think they want it to be remember and to have the right of passage the right to move on. oh

in ah . j v you think i can we he'll go to a grade where i get hold of me now the hole in the back. he was all those things was young to me years ago. the only back josh in the message, you're add changes. i can change this world on the way. i'm not a big enough man to do there, but i can put it in it. just

keep going in go and go. i wish you could see me. now. i wish you could see the work that i'm doing now mom. i wish you to be with me. i hope you up there looking down looking down. it's you doing this lab work. i guess you wanted to reason that i keep doing? yes you are

a father should be a protector. who forgot tara? he was her tormentor. ah betrayed for years she carries the evidence inside her. ah, will this be enough to find justice in afghanistan? patriarchal society, a 1000 girl, blank me. a witness documentary announces era. the latest news, as it breaks over half of the coal mines by separatists, is re labeled as russian coal and transported out to markets in asia. and europe, with detail coverage for into withdrawal is underway and will be completed after

the may 1st deadline from around the world. will these demonstrate would change your mind the british government? any new laws designed to curtail people's rights of assembly damage the country democracy? killing the debate. don't mean the picture and amplify your voice. there are only given a certain narrative. the media will miss the true story, know topic it of the table. why in the world, what do we humanize an individual domestic care? this was an illegal occupation of a country. what they're doing is they're removing knowledge. it's historical vision at the, the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. people have come to expect a lot from of era over the years if they're reporting the commitment to under reported type of commitment to the human story. but it's also the idea of challenging those in power. if a politician comes on this channel,

they will be challenged and that's what people say to us. they want the questions answered. that is what we've always done. that's what we will continue to do. i allison ends, i'm told to leave the homes in the middle of the night as israel hit the guns with more strikes. ah hello, i'm down, jordan, this is out there at la. you from also coming up a stronger push for the fire from us president joe biden, and his latest phone call to israel's prime minister. the intellectual palestinian community in chile just.