mother kayla who was shot dead in her living room for campaigning about an open cast mine in south africa. my mom lived with a case for my my mom was just a person who wanted to make sure that all the proper person do procedures are followed. so that both the mine and the community to came from this the report, paying for harrowing picture of escalating violence against defenders. latin america remains the deadliest place for them. latin america has, obviously it's very rich and that's wonderful. and also very rich and development projects. and full potential conflict between communities living in and around those resources in digits, people's group and those companies who wants to undertake development projects and very often don't consult with those communities twice. meditations happy that these people who are taking a piece will stand all met it. columbia stopped the list with 65. that's more than doubled in mexico in 2nd place and murderous trains. that is only worse and since the signing of a peace deal in the country in 2016 that has opened larger parts of the country to extract of

he pleaded guilty to killing journalist james falling, and stephen sought love and aid workers. kayla mother and peter catholic is likely to spend life in prison and he could be transferred to the u. k. after 15 years. and those are the headlines. the news is going to continue on all to 0 in about half an hour's time after people and power. goodbye. is the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. why are we not in the best situation? why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al jazeera ah south africa as apartheid regime for to cling on to power in the latter the 20th century. it routinely imprisons tortured and murdered its opponents. controversially, many of those crimes went on punished in the years of reconciliation that followed by the families of victims have never given up hopes of justice. this is the remarkable story of one man's best buy to hold his father's killers to account i. it's late at night on the 27th o

i didn't have a chance to put up one of our one of kayla and my favorite anecdotes where bushrod white writes letters back to his mother several letters describing how much he loves elizabeth and how his friendship increases for her every day and and he doesn't know when it will end, but the sweet thing is is that she's very much teases him a lot in her way of teaching him is is through teasing him and one thing she does is she he comes with a watch chain that he's wearing and he's very proud of it. but then she promptly tells him that it's not good enough and he comes back the next day and she has a new watch chain for him and and it's just very cute. and then the henry there's a portrait that that bushrad had done in philadelphia in in 1783 by henry benbridge and actually the powell's helped. pick out that portrait and there's another little anecdote where where bushrad says that ben bridge would be lucky to paint him. and he says that he doesn't mean that he would be lucky to paint him as a person, but he said that to elizabeth and she very much latched on to that and tells him that he would be he thinks himself a p

so kayla, when we talked earlier this week, you mentioned your past involvement with a hopeful clinical trial for hd, and shared exciting news this week. your mother had her first appointment for a clinical trial. can you describe the significance for you personally for having the opportunity to participate in a clinical trial and now your mother, and can you share with us some of the changes you would like to see happen to better reflect the needs of the h.d. patient community? kayla, you may be on mute. >> yeah, you have to unmute. >> can you hear me? >> we hear you now, yes. >> being a part of the clinical trial gave me purpose. it helped me find my path. i think god wants me to help others and joining the trial put that into action. knowing that i have h.d. brings a lot of challenges, and i had to make a lot of tough decisions before most people my age. however, in enrolling in a clinical trial helped me see that i can help a lot of people with h.d., and those at risk. families are hoping for treatments to delay the disease or even cure h.d. clinical trials give me hope. the clinical trial i was in had so much positive talk to be a breakthroug