florence min is aware of the hardships faced by t. workers he works for a christian aid organization called save a kendra that works to protect their rights mean regularly visits families living on the states. in fact we are not allowed. outside of us in the best time because now they are nobody no one is there in the during the day we monitor and we have just chosen that name by. florence min has to seize his chance almost all families living on this thirty five plantation are facing the same problem. the man hearts built by the workers are in an appalling stated disrepair most don't have electricity or functioning toilets there's no clean drinking water and yet it is the team is state that is responsible for meeting those basic needs that is the law in india. today said dry but still the road is somebody we can't imagine any serene and there is no current and this is very dangerous with a lot of snakes all around we see the sweet the base of the thought i let you have to be to behind which is open which is a breeding lease of the mo

tonight -- paul rudd, musician florence welch, music from florence + the machine.eaturing the 8g band with joe russo. ♪ [ chrs and applause ] ladies andentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump was in the milwaukee today to meet with his supporters. and after i read his remarks, i also needed some support from milwaukee. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] at a rally in north dakota last night, psident trump said that he wants his pick for the supreme court to stay on the court for 40 or 45 years. even more disturbing he added, "or until the end of my presidency. whichever comes first." [ laughter and applause ] according to the reports, forme new york cyor michael bloomberg is considerins a ential run in 2020, making him the richest person to seek the position. i said, making him the richest person to se the position! [ cheers and applause ] according to new research, artificial intellige

florence we know the impact that his work has had on people outside of china what is the need to the people living in china. well i guess i shouldn't really comment about china because as i just said you know hong kong is quite different and yes in hong kong you shall go as physically seen the symbol of the fight for them and i think china and of course their school but they're not but the congo and he's repudiation goes back to john chinaman where he's been to nine hundred eighty nine protests you go to towns and the full democracy students and even a blood shed and a treaty marked a turning point in china's recent history so when he told you shall be king famous well the wise noble peace prize you shall build was already a household name in hong kong the role model and a leader of the fight for democracy thank you florence the chinese from reporting from hong kong. while the players are having a well earned rest after the world cup semifinals this week the fans are out and about sightseeing in russia this can't be taken for granted as the country has been notoriously restrictive of

florence min is aware of the hardships faced by ti workers he works for a christian aid organization called save a kendra that works to protect their rights i mean regularly visits families living on the states. in fact we are not allowed. outside. the best time because now they are nobody and no one is there in the during the day they were. monitored and we have to. pay. lawrence min has to seize his chance almost all families living on a certified plantation are facing the same problem. the man hearts built by the workers are in an appalling state of disrepair most don't have electricity or functioning toilets there's no clean drinking water and yet it is the tea estate that is responsible for meeting those basic needs that is the law in india. today said dr but still this is somebody. in the serene and there is no current it is very dangerous with a lot of snakes all around we see the sweet the base of the thought i let you have to beat the behind which is open which is a breathing release of the mosque in the malaria the duty of the management to clean the toilet all the family h

florence follows the workers into the dark heart of the fair trade benefit for this family attend the holding rights. and some of the workers around a gated rice rations by their employers because they are not paid a living wage elect of drugs this is a meal intended for three people washed down with some tea. this deal with lot of salt feel their stomach is full. bore nutrition is more housing and an absence of hygiene it's the children who are hardest hit by the miserable living standards on t. estates. professor and i. can confirm that he is head of medicine at assam medical college and hospital in dibrugarh which treats steel workers and their families. more children die in india than in any other parts of the world and the same is true in that. it is. as i said is the primary cause and sanitation is another cause is. that children who are born are. poorly nor'east and as i said it is. a plantation a boast several good standard cereals yet whether workers and their families live in inhumane conditions. even though the certification programs promise higher wages social justice and

and joined by correspondent florist to chang in hong kong florence the chinese government has warned supporters of lose out well about commemorating the anniversary of his death what's happening in hong kong this hour. when he saw the movies a grievance out of the sea and it just started to rain so strongly that of course that never sub spoke yesterday hong kong. people locked all together bringing in front of the chinese an office which is a play at the beijing authority does the thing on kong and keeping in mind that hong kong is a very unique status within china because they aren't special administrative region any keepers to have a high degree of autonomy to run it for myself so when china sees it won't tolerate any protests they don't completely intrude hong kong and explain why we can witness such protest that you would never do you know the parts of china last year that was a very long like twelve code which was also working in silence and holding candles across the street the phone call tools the same place to go on your show people were signing books etc and we and we can ex

well as florence was mentioning there the scandals being talked about for years started the one m.t.b. fund in two thousand and nine to invest taxpayers' money and strength from the malays in economy four billion dollars disappeared from the fund six years later not cheap explained that almost seven hundred million transferred into his personal bank account was a donation from the saudi royal family which in the main returned u.s. investigators say no jeep and his family spent the government money on themselves including funding hollywood movies such as the wolf of wall street's the oscar winner about corporate greed at least six countries are investigating the one m.t.b. fund fraud ok let's bring in our guests joining us today from kuala lumpur is bridget welsh an associate professor of political sciences at the john cabot university and the author of regime resilience in malaysia and singapore from london lee jones he's a reader of international politics at queen mary university of london and also from kuala lumpur on skype is ibrahim sophie an executive director of the deca center

florence we've heard from nigel brezec for the first time now since that arrest and he is. again been saying what he said before that he he is in the he is not guilty of any of this way where do things stand now where does it go from here. on at the moment as you mentioned he's pleaded not guilty so what's going to happen next is that will be a tall. dates have been thoughtful potentially some time some time next year there will be a date before that in august where the both sides both parties defense counsel and the prosecutor. will come forward for a mention that to see where the case stands at the moment the judge has also in the meantime granted what's known as an interim gag order this was something that the defense counsel had applied for. on the basis. of statements about this case will prejudiced the to the case and prejudice the case against so that the judge has gone to. order and this will be reviewed again sometime in august that the next court mentioned that's the next court date as you've mentioned has maintained his innocence he's saying that this is a politi

well as florence was mentioning there the scandals being talked about for years started the one m.t.b. fund in two thousand and nine to invest taxpayers' money and strength from the malays in economy four billion dollars disappeared from the fund six years later not cheap explained that almost seven hundred million transferred into his personal bank account was a donation from the saudi royal family which in the main returned u.s. investigators say no jeep and his family spent the government money on themselves including funding hollywood movies such as the wolf of wall street's the oscar winner about corporate greed at least six countries are investigating the one m.t.b. fund fraud ok let's bring in our guests joining us today from kuala lumpur is bridget welsh an associate professor of political sciences at the john cabot university and the author of regime resilience in malaysia and singapore from london lee jones he's a reader of international politics at queen mary university of london and also from kuala lumpur on skype is ibra himself ian executive director of the deca center f

reed: florence is in charge of the salad bowl and has been for -- this is -- florence is doe senior'sulia reed: '41. close enough. >> anthony: like a lot of folks around here, dominick "big doe" signa got his start selling hot tamales to go. in the beginning, the place catered to the black community. but after word got out how good the food was, white people started coming. which led to a kind of weird accommodation to the segregation of the day. blacks came in the front, white people snuck in the back. the menu expanded with the clientele. what human qualities are unique or marked in the native of mississippi? >> julia reed: i cannot address mississippi 'cause like i said, the delta is a whole 'nother planet. >> anthony: wow. okay, better question then. how does the lifelong delta resident differ from the other -- >> julia reed: you had to be a little crazy to wanna come in the first place, 'cause it was like the swamps, buddy. it was under water. i mean, you had to be crazy to come, and you had to have enough money to make it work. so you had some sort of gamblers. i mean, that -- t

. >> he painted this painting -- >> he painted this painting of lisa in florence. >> the drunk elementmes it's -- oh, hi, jack. the unpredictable happens! >> reporter: the ever-changing cast of characters has drawn stars ranging from will ferrell -- >> i'm just into preserving the union. >> reporter: to ryan gosling, and eva mendes. >> i and my cap have just settled our brains -- >> reporter: to oscar-winning stars like okay tair yeah spencer. >> whoever's down to help the union, just let me know. >> first time i ever allowed anyone to see how we shoot "drunk history," derek waters is the host and cocreator of the show that started out as a web series. you've been doing this now for multiple seasons. >> yes. >> how did you come up with this? >> it started in 2009. just a one-time idea based off a friend of mine, chick johnson on "the new girl," he was drunk and telling a story about otis redding. >> reporter: derek and jeremy conner enlisted their friend mark. >> derek called me up, i want to do like the history channel does, you talk about a thing, then we re-enact it. i said, great.

but perhaps none is more famous than the cathedral of nta maria del fiore, right here in florence. its tower soars almost 300 feet into the sky, and nearly every inch is clad in lusciousarble. marcello del colle oversees restoration. he telthe cathedral is so big, and its marble so delicate, that restorers hadgin fixing it as soon as it was completed in the 15th century. they haven't stopped fixing it r more than 500 years. apart from modern scaffolding and elevators, little has changed since medieval times, incling the source of stone trucked in from the tuscan hills and carefully delivered to del colle's workshop. it's a spectacle in itself. each block weighs apprimately one and a half tons and takes a crane, a forklift, and del colle's entire team to unload. here inside the same workshop where michelangelo sculpd his david, the marble will be transformed into statues of popes celestine v and leo the great, to replace their weathered predecessors perched outside the cathedral. michelangelo once said it was he is r free the form from the bondage of stone. del colle says his proces

festival festival in bhutan after its organizers applied for a special permit to screen them and as florence louis reports they're providing a rare glimpse into daily life from the isolated nation. welcome to the international fantastic film festival lots of glamour lots of star power the event is into its twenty second year and this time it's featuring nearly three hundred films from more than fifty countries but what makes this year's event stand out is the fact that for the first time as many as nine north korean films are being shown to the public without restrictions unusual because north korean movies are classified as special data which means to screen those films a south korean cinema would need to pry approval from the government people in energy and in line with the recent death and expectations of untrue korean relationships and mutual exchange we suggested to the ministry of culture sports and tourism new way of screening to allow our audience to watch north korea movies without any difficulties that lead to what you could call a free release. one of the films being shown is an a

remains the finance telling reporters the upcoming trial will be his chance to prove his innocence florence lewis reports for. i. arrived at the college of paul high court to answer charges of corruption at pivotal to trust which carry a maximum twenty year prison sentence i. cite his supporters mostly from the political party he wants light to read not just. the month he's the former prime minister and party leader who's done a lot for malaysians now that he's facing such trying times i've come here to lend my support to him and his family malaysia's former prime minister pleaded not guilty and off to be released on bail set the case against him is a political vendetta. and they are expected this this is what the new government wants if this is a price i have to pay for my twenty four years of service to the nation and its people i'm willing to pay that price but i hope and pray that the court process will be fair and in accordance with the rule of law i believe in my innocence this is the best chance i have to clear my name. the court set bail at two hundred fifty thousand dollars and ord

three hundred and four passengers and crew but some grieving relatives are unhappy with the ruling florence the only explains. the say well disaster caused months of mourning the ferry was on a routine voyage off the southwest coast of south korea when it capsized four years ago three hundred four people mostly students on a school trip were killed grief turned to anger when investigators found the vessel was structurally unsound overloaded and capsized because it was speeding as it changed course for the first time a court in seoul acknowledged the government's liability and audit the state and the ferry operator to pay around two hundred ten thousand dollars to each family relatives say the judge's ruling doesn't go far enough. we are not pleased that the court has acknowledged liability we take it as a matter of course we wanted the court to explicitly state what this country had done wrong and to what extent the company should be responsible for their actions not whether or not they were guilty the civil lawsuit was brought by the relatives of one hundred eighteen victims they had rejec

to await trial the case is a judge and till next monday florence li al jazeera. al-jazeera news our three meter is in as many stages at this year's tour de france will be here with all the details coming up in sport. is good though and with the sport. barbara thank you so much twenty time grand slam champion roger federer has stormed days way into the quarter finals at wimbledon the swiss a thrashing frenchman adrian mannering no in the first match of the day at the only one cloud the six year old took the first six in just sixty two minutes six love the second was a little tougher seven five even wrapped up the third and final sit comfortably six for. world number one for the f.l. nadal is also a third of the last eight the spaniard who is looking for a third wimbledon title b.d.d. best of the of the czech republic in straights i twenty three time grand slam champion serena williams has reached the quarter finals she beat a russian qualify as gagne out of the in straight sets arena is a seven time winner. with. former world number one and lee kirby is also safel

big thing region is nestled between florence and c.n.n. center combines century old traditions and modern technology. all i'm doing sprite . is the perfect setting for a class classic with. sixty minutes. under the soft leaves in my clients. where i come from roger remains an important concept of transmitting news and for mission and when i was young my country was drawing on. the war throbbing people more. people would cause them. to see if. it was mine to two in one side not just say. everyone in the town. listen to those against. letting cousin from inside my own car he had been taught not to mortars on. top of us i was into it. by choice discount because given their way toward transport the troops. and then the question how much and i would. get up. early. football is a simple game twenty two men choose a ball for ninety minutes and at the end i only lead by their live there was a. hello everyone out there this is daniel hey guys i am come a lot the world cup is over there is still so much to talk about it that's why we are here right

missing as water levels recede villages are questioning why they weren't moved to safety sooner florence luis sent more from stung trying province in neighboring cambodia. as water levels begin to recede people start to return to their homes to clean up to repair to salvage what they can monday's collapse of a newly built hydroelectric dam in province in southern laos flooded villages and farmland in both laos and neighboring cambodia the scale of the disaster remains unclear information from state media in this remote part of laos has been sketchy and sometimes inconsistent many survivors tell a consistent story however water levels rose so fast they never experienced anything like it. a little i felt so desperate when i saw the sight of the water i thought i might die the water was rising and rising and everything in the house was all washed away the search for the missing continues the lao army and teams of international experts are helping to look for survivors when young i'm looking for my brothers i'm worried about them and five thousand people in neighboring cambodia have been eva

after its organizers applied for a special permit to screen them and the florence louis reports they provide a rare glimpse into daily life in the isolated nation. welcome to the international fantastic film festival lots of glamour lots of star power the event is into its twenty second year and this time it's featuring nearly three hundred films from more than fifty countries but what makes this year's event stand out is the fact that for the first time as many as nine north korean films are being shown to the public without restrictions. because north korean movies are classified as special data which means to screen those films a south korean cinema would need to pry approval from the government. in line with the recent expectations of into korean relationships and mutual exchange we suggested to the ministry of culture sports and tourism new way of screening to allow our audience to watch north korea movies without any difficulties that lead to what you could call really. one of the films being shown is an animation made in two thousand and eight to educate people about traffic r

it is a third nomination for florence and the machine for the critically acclaimed high as hope. # wee ivor novello awards, the brits and the grammys in the us, but never before for the mercury prize. it's amazing, the first time for me and something i've always secretly quite wanted! and it has never really come to fruition. # when you hear the sirens coming... 21—year—old jorja smith has had a huge start to her career, winning the brits critics' choice award and working with the likes of drake and kendrick lamar. she has been shortlisted for her debut album lost and found. when you were making the album, did it feel special and like you nailed everything the way you wanted? well, i loved it and my family liked it and loved it a lot so i thought i had done a good job. it is notjust household names. jazz act sons of kemet make the shortlist as well. it has been building momentum. people taking a real interest in our project and i think the mercury prize is an amazing addition to what has been going on already in a fantastic year for us. today's news might not have a huge impact on sal

organization we're going to come back to florence louie later on to find out more about what happened in court mexico's president elect has met the man whose job he's taking in the u.k. pinioned yetto to discuss his transition to office in december and the manual locus of the door won a landslide victory in sunday's election he says he will hold a referendum in three years the halfway point of his presidency to the voters decide if he should stay in power. the president of the european commission has asked lawyers to examine a migration deal of germany's chancellor angela merkel a struck with her bavarian coalition partners the agreement would set up so-called transit camps along germany's border with austria this is where refugees will be screened to see if they've already applied for asylum elsewhere in the e.u. if they have them be deported back to the e.u. country the first registered in that member states would have to agree and austria has already signaled its opposition so far this year about eighteen thousand refugees and migrants have claimed asylum in another country america

moved to safety sooner and there are conflicting reports on when cracks in the dam or first spotted florence al-jazeera trying province cambodia. u.s. president donald trump has denied he knew about a meeting between his aides and a russian delegation that offered to help him win the twenty sixteen election drums former lawyer michael cohen has claimed he was present when the president's eldest son donald trump jr told his father about the meeting according to media reports in the us cohen is repeated is reportedly willing to tell them later investigation which is looking into alleged russian meddling in the vote i want house correspondent can really help has more from washington. the reason that there is a doubt perhaps about not just the president's claim but also of michael cohen's are plentiful in fact when it comes to the president the fact that he is denying he knew anything about this meeting can be suspect to hoarding to many critics because the president had around that have also boasted very publicly that there would be some negative information coming forth soon about hillary clin

and one hundred twenty others remain missing following the collapse of a dam in southern province florence reports stung training in northern cambodia it's not just laos that's been affected floodwaters in at a poor province in southern laos a slowly receding but the deluge of mud left behind is hampering search operations lower water levels have made some areas in assessable by boat helicopter flights are the only way into some communities makeshift shelters are packed with thousands of people who fled their homes they've lost everything homes were swept away and farmland submerged when an auxiliary dam at the sippin hydroelectric project collapsed on monday parts of neighboring cambodia are also flooded about five thousand people here in storm trying province right next to the border with laos were moved to safety on tuesday there's been no reports of missing persons or casualties floodwaters have begun to recede and the water level in the second river which rose above the danger level several days ago has begun to fall the disaster has revived debate about plans by the lao government to

louis who is standing by for us hi florence good to see you so for us that's been released on bail but he's facing up to twenty years in prison how confident are prosecutors in the case that they have or other cases relating to declare to the ten million dollars that led to the trial s.r.c international. unit off the stage on time when m.t.v. is not just going to back out now i thought that malaysian investigators chose to focus on s.r.c international initially because this is fish transactions went through malaysian entity so in a sense making it easier to trace to other one m.t.v. related terms actions which i thought you know crawling through foreign banks and foreign companies are rather more convoluted now having said that prosecutors didn't want to discuss the f.r.c. case the merits of the case are strong i think that cases especially now that the courts has granted a temporary gag order it's a gag order that was. that the defense lawyers not if lawyers had to buy apple because they say they want to prevent child by media they want to bend prejudicial reporting of the case but it

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on your plate ultimately making a success of the chefs throw away idea will depend on all of us florencelee al-jazeera kuala lumpur. this is al-jazeera these are the headlines so far videos emerged on social media students in nicaragua pleading for their lives as military gunfire is heard in the background. the images were streamed live on facebook before the feed abruptly came to an end opposition activists called for three days of anti-government protests on thursday night in asuncion is now from. the latest we've heard is that. the ambulance the international committee of the red. able to finally go inside the premises of the campus were these students were under siege and they have been able to leave with. two journalists and apparently three wounded twelve russian hackers have been indicted as part of the robert muller investigation into potential collusion between the campaign and russia twenty sixteen presidential election announcement comes just days before donald trump meets that i mean putin in finland the u.s. president is now in scotland for the final private leg of a four da

killing of revenge of muslims they're pleading not guilty and say police planted evidence on them florence louie has more. defiant and determined while lone and charged emerged from a court in yangon after pleading not guilty to illegally obtaining secret state documents when you're not invited where we have whistle blowing on human rights violations and corruption in russia and state by following journalism ethics because of that we face trial the two reuters journalists have been charged under myanmar's official secrets act they were arrested in december shortly after they were handed some documents by policeman who had asked to meet them the two reporters had been working on an investigation into the killing of ten muslim in rakhine state the military launched a crackdown there in august after a hinge of fighters attacked some police posts more than seven hundred thousand revenge i have since escaped to bangladesh amid allegations of murder rape and acid attacks by security forces the defense lawyer had urged the judge to throw out the case arguing that journalists had been set up to bl

correspondent florence louis is on the line now from our kuala lumpur with more on this florence this is something that had been expected for some time but still a major development. it is a major development in the but it is something as you said has been something that . even said question by the malaysian anticorruption agency officials a couple of weeks ago they questioned them to two days in a of an investigation has been under investigation and the timing instead the current prime minister months behind much has said that the authorities have been able to build a strong case against him he did say that they would be able to bring the case to court before the end of it you have to watch and it seems like the anticorruption officials are moving as quickly as they can this case in particular the believe has to do with a corruption case involving a subsidiary of the financial of the finance ministry of which not chip was in charge when he was not only the prime minister of the country but also the finance minister of this country and they're also hearing reports that not expected to

louis and florence so it didn't take very long before this cascade of water this wall of water from laos reached villages in neighboring cambodia. you're absolutely right i mean we know about the dam in laos collapsed on monday and on tuesday the government had issued an alert trying province on tuesday night they evacuated a thousand two hundred families now initially they thought they were only evacuate about five hundred and fifty families but the rising waters made it evident that they would have to evacuate a lot more people and in the end they've moved about one thousand three hundred families roughly about five thousand people to safety now they've also issued and a lot of flood alert for neighboring crotty province which is just south of still trying province the concern is floodwaters could continue to flow downstream south to the provinces that hasn't happened yet but there is a flood alert in place and we are of course in the middle of the monsoon season which typically typically brings heavy rains and tropical thunderstorms so this is a real reminder is. floors of how in

hundred missing as water levels recede villages of questioning why they were not moved to safety florence louis sent us this report from still trying province in neighboring cambodia. as water levels begin to recede people start to return to their homes to clean up to repair to salvage what they can monday's collapse of a newly built hydroelectric dam in province in southern laos flooded villages and farmland in both laos and neighboring cambodia the scale of the disaster remains unclear information from state media in this remote part of laos has been sketchy and sometimes inconsistent many survivors tell a consistent story however water levels rose so fast they never experienced anything like it. a little i felt so desperate when i saw the sight of the water i thought i might die the water was rising and rising and everything in the house was all washed away the search for the missing continues the lao army and teams of international experts are helping to look for survivors when young i'm looking for my brothers i'm worried about them and five thousand people in neighboring cambodia ha

in the southern province of out of power on monday sending a deluge of water rushing downstream florence louis reports from neighboring thailand. from the air the devastation is clear huge tracts of land underwater with only rooftops and treetops visible six thousand people are homeless after a dam on the river collapsed early on monday morning the death toll is expected to rise as dozens of people remain missing the walls of water swept away homes and destroyed roads making rescue and emergency work in this remote part of even more difficult over the last few years the government launched a plan to build hydroelectric power dams to export energy as a way to help its economy but it's had to rely on foreign expertise and money the dam that collapsed was being built by lao tie and south korean companies s.k. engineering and construction one of the south korean companies involved said fractures in the dam were first discovered on sunday and efforts to move people to safety then the south korean government says it's providing assistance. president in issued the order to provide aid without h

i'm here to talk to him about every day racism which he is also familiar with and how germinal florence's have failed mr di magruder you grew up in germany your parents were turkish immigrants the girl and course what were your own personal experiences and. maybe also plans on being foreign was the framework we had to operate in france and because we weren't german citizens we only ever had temporary residency permit that had to be renewed every few months. that meant each time we went to the office. it was made very clear to us we didn't belong here. how did you experience it in day to day life i have only been one of if you grew up in a rural area like i did on the monday if you're the only turkish person around then of course that puts you in a unique position as president clinton is understood all or and. that means you constantly get beat up. that. you could set your watch by it every friday after school. here we go again. so of course you develop a very very damaged sense of self-esteem. when a doctor a wariness towards others that makes you always tense and vigilant. but i want. to

latest one from the derby correspondent to florida and the notion that thai capital bangkok welcome florence bring us up to date on the latest prospective rescue plans. well we still don't have any answer to the question that's on that that is on everyone's mind when will we actually see the boys outside the cave the officials have given no indication whatsoever as to the timeline they have just been. gone on record saying there is no rush what's paramount is to have them safe all the way out so we were not going to lose them on the homestretch that's basically what the officials say. so there has only been an official denial that it might take up to four months this number has been floating around you we have seen it on the internet so one officials actually went on record said it's not going to last four months that's rubbish but as to whether it's just a matter of days or weeks or maybe just a few months we don't know yet no rush what sort of condition of the children as. well as we have seen on the video the boys seem to be pretty stable but officials the experts the medics that on site

said the dam can only be fixed when the rainy season is over the search and rescue work goes on florence. bangkok. well flooding from that collapsed. ready reach neighboring cambodia. the evacuation of those affected in sterling training province officials say water levels in parts of the river have now risen to more than eleven meters and there's been severe flooding in the region already anyway which is triggered by heavy rain as well as a tropical storm last week. news hour including japan's record breaking heat wave is declared a natural disaster as dozens die and thousands are taken to hospital more on the rescue efforts in greece after wildfires killed dozens of people there and caused widespread destruction. one of nigeria's top football coaches is caught on camera taking a bribe will have the details in sport. where at least eighty people have been killed in the record breaking heat wave there since the beginning of the month tens of thousands of people have been sent to hospital in many cities across the country where the temperature has really risen to forty degrees celsius. re

feel groups and plenty of sunshine the candy region this missile team florence from c.n.n. . central tuscany combines century old traditions and technology monday night sprite sun. it's the perfect setting for a glass classic great. sixty minutes. stay up to date don't miss our highlights. program on line d.w. dot com highlights. see this are no just couldn't get this song out of his head. the musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found them deep in the rain forest in central africa. the bike up people. hanging. thing out. in the muck to the muck was a big lesson in why anyone. money leaving home. he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to a son was going to leave the jungle and return to the concrete and glass drunk. the result reverse culture shock. wave from you realize how strange artificial clearly connected to life. was. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth on d w. this is due to the news that live from berlin german chancellor angela merkel faces the. media after her toughest

but when you think about the federal courts, the first women appointed to a federal court was florence allen appointed by roosevelt in 1934. women were one at a time curiosities. and the first woman appointed to a trial court was bonita sheldon matthews who was on the d.c. district court. she was appointed by truman in '48. after florence allen retired, the next woman to be on a federal appellate court was shirley hoffstetler in 1968. women didn't appear in numbers on courts until jimmy carter's administration. he had only four years, but he was determined to change the complexion of the u.s. judiciary. and that was by putting women and members of minority groups on the courts, no longer as one at a time curiosities but in numbers. and he avoided -- appointed over 25 women to district courts and 11 to court of appeals, and i was one of those lucky 11. no president went back to the way it once was. reagan, not to be outdone, wanted to appoint the first woman to the supreme court and made a nationwide search and came up with a great choice in sandra day o'connor. >> i had the same feelin