radioactive isotopes from underneath the die roll out with it if it really were not just the marshall islands we're talking the whole place we should. more than thirty billion dollars in u.s. tariffs on china kicks in and donald trump is threatening to raise it to five hundred billion dollars. jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a former time navy seal dies trying to rescue the trapped football team and their coach from a flood in a. mounting pressure of a series of scandals forces scott pruett to resign as head of the u.s. environmental agency. more than twenty years after sarin gas attack in japan that killed thirteen people a cult leader some of his followers are executed.

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they really were not tolerant just the marshall islands we're talking the whole city should. well. the interrogation center was the only place in the kind of mini green zone in somalia that i was not allowed to visit however one day jim steele said to me hey they just captured a saudi jihadi would you like to interview him and we kind of walk into the entrance area and the first thing that i see is one of the iraqi guards beating up one of the iraqi prisoners and then i'm taken not into the main area kind of the main hall although out of the corner of my eye could see there were a lot of prisoners in there with their hands tied behind their backs i was taken to a side office where the saudi was brought in and there was actually blood dripping down the side of a desk in this office away in a room in the library into ewing studio and i. you know. and while this interview was going on me in the saudi with jim steele also in the room there were these terrible screams there was somebody shouting allah but it wasn't you know kind of religious ecstasy or something like that these were the

really we're not talking just a marshall islands we're talking a whole series of. joy in thailand and around the world as divers rescue the last four school boys and the football coach from a flooded k. o i'm i am there was in london you with al jazeera also coming up. thousands celebrates in the streets of paris off to france beat belgium to progress to the final of the wild caught. up to shake your head lice tough to.

forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the marshall islands when the u.s. was getting ready to clean up and leave at least nine hundred seventy s. they picked the pit that had been left by one of the smaller atomic explosions and dumped a lot of this neutronium and other radioactive waste into the pit the bottom of the dome it's permeable soil there was nowhere for to line it and therefore the sea water is inside the dome when this dome was built there was no factoring in sea level rises caused by climate change now every day when the tide rolls out radioactive isotopes from underneath the die roll out with it if it really we're not talking just the marshall islands we're talking the whole smooth motion. al-jazeera where every you. hello again you are getting reports that the first three members four members that is of the trapped tie soccer team may have been recovered from the came elite diver is in northern thailand have begun a dangerous operation to rescue twelve boys and their football coach from the depths of the cave complex. well now

forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the marshall islands when the u.s. was getting ready to clean up and leave in the one nine hundred seventy s. they picked the pit that had been left by one of the smaller atomic explosions and dumped a lot of this who tony and other radioactive waste into the pit the bottom of the dome it's permeable soil there was no effort to line it and therefore the seawater is is inside the dome when this dome was. building there was no factoring in sea level rises caused by climate change now every day when the tide rolls out radioactive isotopes from underneath the door and roll well with us. if we really were not told in just a marshall and we're talking. the speed. of the bolt this is zero. this is a news out live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes. two teenagers are killed by a wave of israeli airstrikes on gaza as rockets are fired from the territory interest. eritrea as president promises to resolve his conscious dispute with ethiopia as he begins a three day visit to this alba plus over. protecte

. -- brididge, marshall island all of these people have been affected over the decades.is the ongoing promotion toprohibition as s opposed cooperation. muchfriend was very admired here, t talking aboutute end d of organize lifefe. and what the end of the next generation is looking at -- the two things that he g goes on to say in thehe speech are about global warming on one hand and the nuclear archers on the other side. i spoke to them at a catholic house here, both were wearing ankle monitors before trial so the government can track them. when we come back, what is happening in israel and palestine. ♪ ♪ [music break] amy: " "we have e hope" by revolution makers. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we end today's show in israel where a cease fire remains in place between israel and hamas after four palestinians and one israeli soldier were killed on friday along the border with gaza. during the flare up israel launched dozens of strikes. they were targeted. the death of the soldier was the first and israeli forces have shot

well-being of people all across the state of hawaii and in neighboring locations such as the marshall islands, which has been blanketed by volcanic smog following the kilauea eruption. to most effectively do their job, this team needs a workplace where they can house their equipment, conduct research and most effectively uphold their mission. which is to enhance public safety and minimize social and economic disruption. this amendment would provide the necessary resources for this team to at least temporarily relocate to a suitable location and continue to carry out their life-saving historic work. i urge my colleagues to help us immediately address this situation and pass our amendment. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from hawaii reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. calvert: i rise in support of the amendment. it's my understanding that the usgs is in early stages discussing temporary spaces, but that eventually usgs may have to develop a long-term solution for the hawaii volcano's observatory. i want to encourage th

command the department of the east and by the end of the month marshall was en route to the department's headquarters at governors island, new york. when he arrived, marshall immediately set to work on the selection of candidates for the officers training camps. the organization of these camps and the determination of the number of cantonment sites to be located in the eastern department. in what would become a recurring problem for marshall throughout the war, he mentioned the difficulty he encountered in obtaining the most basic supplies such as mattresses and pillows for the training camps. he wrote, the market had been completely gutted by the allies and it was next to impossible to secure anything on the eastern seaboard. mattresses were unobtainable east of chicago. in the short time available prior to the opening of the camps on may 15th necessitated all shipments being made by express. as a matter of fact, the pathetic difficulties we encountered to accommodate 40,000 men were an impressive demonstration of our complete state of unpreparedness. on may 28th, marshall along with general bell had the distinction of

island without power. and a thousand miles from the mainland, marshalling help woula beaunting task. >> this is the most logistically challenging event the unitedat has ever seen. and we have been moving and pushing as fast as the situation allows. >> sullivan: two weeks later, the president touched down to survey the situation. >> i think that the job of the first responders has been something like i've never seenbe re. >> sullivan: and he sized up the response. >> i say we got an a-plus in texas, we got an a-plus in florida, and we may have done our best work here, but it hasn't been appreciated. >> sullivan: the president said... >> flashlights. you don't need them anymore.>> ullivan: ...everything was under control. >> fema says it has the supplies it needs. >> there's a lot of good things happening. r >> it islly a good news story. b >> sullivan: there was mounting evidence that all was not going as the government claimed. >> they are in stifling heat, they have no wer, they have no electricity. >> thousands of cargo containers sitting there full of supplies but not delivered. >> damn it, this is not a good new

islands. truman called the service chiefs in, except the marine corps, part of the navy, and reorganized the marshall plan. he said this is what we are going to do. we're going to continue to work with this. eisenhower said they should function like the landing craft, taking all the guys assure. so, back to the cartoon. remember that. this is barnaby. this is madly. there was a small, secret so in in quantico,l virginia, and basically it started with two guys. two of the most brilliant minds of the marine corps. there was no sign on their door. they were there to prevent statements, speeches to commandant's for the reunification plan. down as a mark of the chowder society. from then on, that was what they were known as. this is always bothered people. so, things finally came to a head with a statement to the senate naval affairs committee, and i will read his words to see what you think. some of the more famous words in the marine corps. in placing that the marine corps remembers it was this congress which, in 1798 -- the marine corps feels the question of its continued existence is likewise a matter

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these are citizens of the republic of the marshall islands, the federal rated states of micro-indonesia shah and the state of paloa. cofa citizens live, work, and pay taxes in the united states but a face significant health challenges and a difficulty in accessing health care. under current federal law, cofa citizens are ineligible for medicaid. they are, however, eligible for subsidized health coverage under the a.c.a. this is where the navigator program comes in. this program helps our cofa citizens navigate the enrollment process in their own language and helps to ensure they have access to the health care that they need. without access to the navigator program, the already-underserved cofa citizen community will face new challenges in accessing the care that they need. and last month the trump administration joined texas and 19 other states suing to invalidate the a.c.a.'s core protections for americans with preexisting conditions, illnesses like diabetes, asthma, or cancer. if the president and texas prevail in this lawsuit, which will end up before the supreme court, nearly one in