this is what's particularly agreed is about what the salvation army is doing. that this 1st time the salvation army was accused of exploiting labor over 30 years ago . the department of labor was set to investigate the salvation army after workers complained about the exact labor violations outlined in the recent lossy. but when the salvation army sued the labor department in retaliation and galvanized support from members of congress. not only did the department of labor turn tail and run it qualified their non action in a labor department, employee field handbook, which says the salvation army physician is that individuals in its rehabilitation program called beneficiaries are not employees. although the labor department, ways in our division may not agree with this position, do not initiate compliance actions until receiving clear it. in other words, don't do. plus most of us associate the term beneficiary with the person who gets all your crap when you die. and considering i outfit most of my apartment with stuff from us elevation, army thrift store my pame

jolani has a roster of ministries that make up what is called syria's salvation government, or ssg.pick up the garbage, supply water and electricity, run the hospitals, the courts, and the schools. (teacher speaking arabic) >> jolani: (jolani speaking arabic) >> smith: jolani is clear. society should be organized according to sharia law. he claims to be a man of the people, but he opposes democracy. women hold no political offices in the salvation government and women's rights are severely restricted. >> i think that he has a extremist islamic view of how society should be organized-- i would say a salafist viewpoint-- and he's willing to use force to achieve that. >> smith: what does that mean, salafist? >> what that means is, you run society by the sharia, and carry that out in the governance of the here and now should rule. >> smith: he says that he's willing to guarantee rights to minorities, to women, christians... >> that doesn't surprise me that he would say it. it wouldn't surprise me that he actually believes it. the problem is that close to these groups, there are people w

if he is on the verge of its worst famine since the 1980s, when salvation killed about a 1000000 people, are you and humanitarian chief is warning you could happen again. and less fighting in the northern de grave region is brought to an end. christian salome report from the united nations signs of the 6 month conflict in ethiopia as t gray region are as clear as rebel soldiers on the streets. thousands have died as a result of fighting. but getting caught in the crossfire with government soldiers is just one riskiest by some 5000000 civilians. they are in need of food assistance . the un has warned. the country is on the brink of famine and troops working with the government from neighboring eritrea. the un says, bear particular blame. how much of the current situation is due to conflict. while most of it really means is the conflict is destroyed in august and livelihoods and infrastructure. the conflicts it's rule, atrocity, mass killings, adoptions, sexual violence. but some of the parties, i think all the evidence is consistent with the worry, the eritrea in particular is using salv

the eritrea in particular, is using salvation as a weapon, which is a violation it's. it is a breach of humanitarian law. in the 1980s heretic images like these of starving children and e t o p, and other parts of africa prompted international outcry. but this time humanitarian group say the word and the images are not getting out there in both restrictions on information. and then a massive campaign to basically question undermine the information which is coming out from the region as well. and this is obviously a very difficult context, but you manage her in active to work. and for that they say b, b o, b, in government and it's nobel peace prize winning prime minister share some of the blame here at un headquarters in new york. the security council expressed its grave concern about the humanitarian situation in ethiopia. back in april. now some members are calling for even stronger action before it's too late. i expect the secret to conceal to discuss it again in the days to come and to keep the pressure on humanity and access because progress needs to be done in te

we acknowledge bishop harden, at the salvation army were george worked. ement. atty. gen. ellison: hello, everyone. my name is keith ellison. i'm the attorney general for the state of minnesota. and on behalf of the prosecution team, we want to thank the floyd family, brandon williams, terrence floyd -- philoniese floyd, and gigi, who gave their testimony to the court and gave their heart-felt feelings about the impact of this horrific crime on their family. we heard for the first time from george floyd's 6-year-old daughter. what a delightful, beautiful child. and my heart to the entire floyd family as they explain to her what happened to him when she grows up. 270 months, 22 1/2 years, is one of the longest a former police officer has ever received for an unlawful use of deadly force. like the conviction of derek chauvin two months ago, today's sentencing is not justice, but it is another moment of real accountability on the road to justice. it's difficult to see anyone lose their freedom, but seeing somebody lose their life through torture over 9 1/2 minutes is incompar

she says men dying a new death every day where death was a kind of salvation. nami was just a child when she was captured by the hardest. she gave birth twice and breast fed both babies, baby fathered by men who rate her and murdered her family. you've been free again for how long? about 2 weeks. you were with school 3 years in myrtle. yes. in muscle. how did you escape? to be honest. it still seems like a miracle. i can't even remember myself how exactly we managed to free ourselves from. we hid in tunnels under the ground. we were lying on munition to prove that they sell, you know, but i have to give birth to 2 children for them to children. yes. for all they know . i left them there. everyone in the camp as a victim. their body survived, but they sold a traumatized. if seen their families murdered their homes, destroyed, and their homeland taken away from them. now mia was 12 when she was abducted and raped. she says as photos of herself taken just days before her enslavement on the next photo. she's wearing a headscarf and is 6 months pregnant. nami survived by obeying orders and be

we acknowledge bishop harden, at the salvation army were george worked. let's acknowledge and get him around applause for the great work that they do. >> minnesota attorney general keith ellison delivered a brief statement shortly after derek chauvin was sentenced to 22 1/2 years for the murder of george floyd. ag ellison: hello, everyone. my name is keith ellison and i am attorney general for the state of minnesota. on behalf of the prosecution team, we want to thank the floyd family, brandon, williams, terence, philonise, gianna/gigi, who offered their testimony to the court, and gave heartfelt feelings about the impact of this horrific crime on their family. we heard for the first time from george floyd's six-year-old daughter. what a delightful, beautiful child. my heart is with the entire floyd family as they figure out -- how to explain to her what happened as she grows up. the sentence that the court just imposed on derek chauvin, 22.5 years is one of the longest a former police officer has ever received for an unlawful use of deadly force. like th

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o god of our salvation we lift our prayers to you. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 188, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from washington, mr. newhouse. mr. newhouse: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 4 of rule 1, the following enrolled bills were signed by the speaker on friday, june 25, 2021. the clerk: senate 409, to provide for avateability for customer education initiative and nonawards expenses of the commodity futures trading commission whistleblower program and for other purposes. senate 1340, to amend title 28 united states code to redefine the eastern and middle judicial district of north carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the hop yobble, the speaker, house of representativ

but the salvation army. >> reporter: cage portrayed him in the movie "lord of war." >> now, according to that report in axios, biden's russia experts told him not to hold a joint news conference with putin. so he doesn't have the opportunity to upstage their private talks. >>> let's turn to karen with the president in brussels. critics say president biden is coming into this summit from a position of weakness, they say he's already offering putin too much. especially after waiving sanctions on a russian gas ppip. what's the consensus there? >> reporter: the white house and the president have forcefully pushed back on the criticism by just having this summit right now at this stage in his presidency, it's a reward to putin. he talked about this yesterday after the meeting with nato leaders. saying he kept hearing from people at nato that they were happy he was doing this meeting. it was appropriate to do it now. yesterday the president was so cautious in his answers at that press conference. reporter after reporter trying to get him to give a little bit of a hint about the playbook. th

salvation came in the form of music. >> singing was an escape for me.ging made me forget that we were struggling so much. it just made me forget that i was going through what i was going through, even as a little girl, i had insecurities. i was always blue and sad, but singing made me feel free. that is what i had. that is what i held on to. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: inspired by aretha franklin's "everybody loves the sunshine," blige found her sunshine by blending soul music with hip-hop. releasing her debut album in 1992 at the age of 21, titled what's the 411. the album and the gritty, honest lyrics along with her genuine persona was inspirational to so many, especially young black girls who finally felt represented. >> she gave us a face, name, story. she humanized us. >> she was like i'm here. i am beautiful. and i am hip-hop. but i am mary. i am bringing all of yonkers with me. good, bad, whatever. i am mary. this is what i am doing. it was so great for us to see this authentic black woman. >> i started to feel good with about who i am, being rougher around

jesus, you root, drew a piece into veteran for salvation. gabriel, 2 more ammonia, the money to. oh, who do pull war in? so she did, but she shows lucas l. v. min, specifically for douglas yearly. lucy, louis the cold put his new 6 new coast as she do, please do me. and what concrete steps as the i o. c taken during the olympics, a sexual abuse counselor is available for athletes to speak to. apart from that, the i o. c makes awareness raising videos, everyone is going to say no to sexual harassment, child abuse in one voice and issue declaration condemning sexual abuse. it's most substantial publication dates from november 2017. it is a 60 page manual designed to help sporting federations and national limbic committees introduce procedures to protect athletes containing detailed advice about how to help victims and educate athletes and those in charge of them about sexual abuse. how does d c shake if it has been correctly implemented or not? we talked to them. we talked to the international federations very, very often we conduct surveys because they don't doing this alone. we'r

she says men dying a new death every day where death was a kind of salvation. nami was just a child when she was kept hit by the hardest. she gave birth twice and breast fed both babies, baby fathered by men who rate her and murdered her family for she's been free again for how long about 2 weeks you were with i asked for 3 years in myrtle. yes. in muscle to how did you escape? to be honest, it still seems like a miracle. i can't even remember myself how exactly we managed to free ourselves. we hid in tunnels under the ground. we were lying on munition. didn't you just prove that they sell, you know, but i have to give birth to 2 children for them to children. yes. for they know, i left them there. everyone in the camp is a victim. they body survived, but they sold a traumatized. if seen their families murdered their homes, destroyed, and their homeland taken away from them. now mia was 12 when she was abducted and raped. she says as photos of herself taken just days before her enslavement on the next photo. she's thing headscarf and he's 6 months pregnant. nami, survived by obeying orde

clean bill of health for its essential workers and a clean bill of health for streets or in the salvation already sweeping, locked on in bundle, others to combat the deadly decides of over 1000 infections, started on monday, and if a sparked an exodus of margaret buck us from the capital taca, tens of thousands of people crammed themselves onto ferries of the weekend to cross a major river and get back to the home villages before the restrictions kicked in. over 19 infection started to rise again this month, more than 2 thirds of new vita spaces in taca out of the delta barrier and and to speaking at an overcast driven terminal south taka ready to board a 50 migrant workers express their frustration at the situation that i'm heading home. what would we do during this lockdown? it's better to start with my family in the village. everything will be closed during the lockdown. there's no point sitting idle and imprisoned in duck. i'd rather spend time with my kids and parents at home. we have to accept reality. there's nothing else we can do with simply victims of this bad situation is of co

he had very strong words when it comes, when it came to what happened doing that, barbara salvation, you mentioned the figures when the nazis invaded the soviet union. he talked about murder, isn't murderous, barbarism. right? will tell me a little bit more about what concrete action germany is, taking to increase awareness of this, of the soviet suffering. and in world war 2. while this very event, the fact that the german pe, the doug would come to the jama, russia knew them and acknowledge what happened, acknowledged those. this is an inverse story of the beginning of the barber operation is already a step in the right direction. he also said that it was for germans the duty to remember to remember dehumanization dnd mitchie to have that was what you mentioned . it was not only about buttons on the battlefield between 2 armies. it was so tortures congregation of populations, especially populations in bella, roost in ukraine. haven't had acknowledgment that they would have liked to have had from germany so far. and inside the did the ambassador from ukraine refuse to attend the cer

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they faced salvation and disease that speak to tony chang, who's on the time me on my board or near kaya state. so what's the situation on the other side of the border as you know, tony we understand this announcement came from the current a national defense force overnight that they would suspend their military operations, particularly around the town of the most. so where we understand fighting has been particularly hard. we haven't heard officially from men mas military yet, but we understand they have withdrawn from the area. some pictures now coming out, but they are showing a town, an area which has been in many parts decimated, houses, burned down. shops looted and bought is just left in the street. i presume they were, they were shot. it's a pretty desperate situation. as you mentioned the to a turns, if not more than a 100000 people have fled heavy shelling that appears to be happening. the we understand this to come off the pressure from local residents who asked the k n d f to move out because of the ferocity of the fighting in this area. they said they've done so the problem

national donut day started in 1938 as a fundraiser for the salvation army.s in world war i. donuts proving easier to make in bulk and transport than other baked goods. these volunteers became known as donut doll liss. talk about a glaze of glory. now every year on the first friday of june, bear claws of their hard work, we celebrate by loading up on free donuts. here is where to score a deal if you really want to make your friends jelly. krispy kreme offering free donuts today, and you can get two if you're vaccinated. if you're a tim hortons reward member, you can get a classic or specialty for 50 cents with any purchase of at least 50 cents. how a glazing is that? >> and at dunkin' a classic free donut. beignet, done that, all the free donuts we need right here. this is my fourth. >> yum. but he also told us, do not be jelly of my donuts. >> i'm looking >>> right now on "america this morning," weather extremes. dredging rains in the east and south and a record drought in the west. one governor now asking people to pray for rain. >>> and this morning, a con

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the german charity agency world hunger help with some of what needs to be done right now to stop salvation in madagascar. yeah. first of all, these images are making, the said again and again, it's so terrible to see these images and what it needs is really immediate relief to those people most effected by either bringing directly food to the region or by supplying the people with cash. this is, for example, what we have is currently doing, but in the long run, i think we need to work on the resilience of the people so that they are more resilient against these climate shocks. these needs reforestation. for example, this needs to erosion control, better irrigation system for the farmland, better seed, for example, many things which need investment in this region. so this is not the 1st time that we are reporting on the di situation in madagascar. and i was under the impression that help was on the way. why is there not enough help actually reaching madagascar right now. i think the pandemic also plays a role here because markets are sometimes closed. there are many barriers. inputs are not

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these block salvation frontwards in the process of winning. but the elections were ordered by the f l n. and the military. and of course, that one style jury into civil war that led to a split within the spit form the armed slavic group, the ga, which committed horrible atrocities in algeria during that civil war. so the question is, in effect, how one approaches the standpoints in terms this standpoint, in terms of involvement in the election, to the many thanks for your thoughts. richard test a professor political science at george washington university and go over the death of a young man in police custody spelling on the streets of to mrs. counsel thousands of youth class with offices in a working class district of the city and has been growing since a video is posted on line, showing police stripping and beating the man who died on tuesday. the offices involved have been suspended still ahead on al jazeera, but we'll, we'll take it back. see that you are a 2020 stage play. christian ericsson collapse is on the pitch. and how much would yo

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if you p a's on the verge of its worst famine, since the 1980 is when salvation killed about 1000000 people, the u. n. c, monetary and chief is warning. it could happen again and less. fighting in the northern te gray region is brought to an end. telecommunications firms in nigeria have shut down access to twitter. the move comes a day after the government indefinitely suspended the u. s. social media giant and accuses twitter of undermining what it cost i juries corporate systems. the suspension follows the removal of a tweet from presidential hurry for violating its abuse, abusive behavior policy, and outbreak of our game. the see of mama in turkey's alarming environmentalists. it's the largest ever recorded in the area. experts blame a combination of pollution in global warming. the algae is causing assigned the substance that's covering the surface of the water. you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera, we'll have more news for you right after and my story to stay with this news. news news. news. a benjamin this on you know, there's rivals, have united to form a new coa

insurgents who previously attacked them at the un special rapid tor has warned of mass deaths from salvation disease. and exposure is the military deliberately starving people. well, we believe that they're blockading this area. this is again, something they do on a regular basis. they will deny humanitarian assistance to any area where they believe there is resistance to their rule. so, you know, food is not getting through the potable water medicine, other things that people needa, people are hiding in the jungles in the middle of the monsoon season. you know, we're dealing with issues there of water born disease is certainly diseases or mosquitoes and other things. people who have been wounded in attacks. we're not getting a treatment. it is a humanitarian disaster. and for the military to block humanitarian aid, getting into that area, compounds the atrocities that they're already committing. right. the united nation feel robertson also warning that the crisis could push people across international borders. kaya state borders, thailand. of course, to, to what extent is tyler now so being

the un investigators warned their risk of salvation and disease. teddy chang has more from the time the mob older. this valley marks the border between mamma and thailand. and while it appears tranquil reports coming from the other side and can state all that it is anything but memos, ami has launched offensive, using heavy artillery and attack helicopters against towns just 20 or 30 kilometers over the border. and that in turn has forced more than a 100000 people to seek sanctuary in the jungles. over here, we understand that one of the groups that have been fighting against the mamma army has called for a cease for. but that is just one small area and very few people will be reassured of their long term future. nonetheless, conditions for the refugees have fled, or apparently desperate members army has closed off the entire state. and apparently now, food, clean water and shelter, are in very short supply. both stella had hit on al jazeera, the last remaining reform is candidate drops out to the wrong presidential race. we look at what this means for the election together at last time