the high court ruled that gibbons' actions were reckless.y gibbons. the stewards on the night ruled the incident to be accidental. howeverjudge karen walden—smith ruled that, on the balance of probabilities, gibbons's actions during the race were "undertaken "in reckless disregard for the safety of freddie tylicki". australia have added uncapped fast bowler scott boland to their squad for the third ashes test in melbourne. boland comes in as cover, while fellow pacemen pat cummins and josh hazelwood also return. as for england — they'll need to re—group after going 2—nil down. but england coach chris silverwood is sticking by his selections so far and says he has no regrets and would pick the same again. looking at the experience they were having out there, i'm happy with the skill set of the tests and there'll always divided opinion. and not everyone is going to agree with you. that is the beauty of sports. and so, yeah, i've got no problem with that. and we have those outing this test i bet it was really good. and so, i've got no problem w

the high court ruled that gibbons�* actions were reckless.ampton took place in october 2016 when his horse was brought down by the horse ridden by graham gibbons. the stewards on the night ruled the incident to be accidental. however, todayjudge karen walden—smith ruled that, on the balance of probabilities, gibbons�* actions during the race were "undertaken in reckless disregard for the safety of mr tylicki". there's more details of all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will have more for you later on. this is bbc news, the headlines: the omicron variant is making up nearly three—quarters of new covid cases in the us. president biden will outline his response later — including 500 million free tests and military help on standby. the uk chancellor announces a £1 billion grant — for the hospitality sector in england — as it struggles with a collapse in bookings because of a rise in covid cases. the high court in london has ordered the ruler of dubai to pay more than $700 million in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife — princess haya o

the high court ruled that gibbons' actions were reckless. were "undertaken "in reckless disregard for the safety of freddie tylicki". australia have added uncapped fast bowler scott boland to their squad for the third ashes test in melbourne. boland comes in as cover, while fellow pacemen pat cummins and josh hazelwood also return. as for england — they'll need to re—group after going 2—nil down. but england coach chris silverwood is sticking by his selections so far and says he has no regrets and would pick the same again. looking at the experience they were having out there, i'm happy with the skill set of the tests and there'll always be divided opinion. and not everyone is going to agree with you. that is the beauty of sports. and so, yeah, i've got no problem with that. and we have those outing this test i bet it was really good. and so, i've got no problem with that, to be honest. one player england would have hoped to have available for the ashes isjofra archer — the fast bowler was ruled out through injury. and there was a futher blo

the high court ruled that gibbons' actions were reckless. to be accidental.

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the high court ruled that gibbons' actions were reckless.e race were "undertaken in reckless disregard for the safety of mr tylicki". formula 1 driver nicholas latifi has revealed he received death threats after crashing out of the abu dhabi grand prix. his wreckage meant a safety car had to be deployed, ultimately taking away the sizable gap lewis hamilton had built up over rival max verstappen. verstappen went on to win the race and the championship, after catching up with hamilton behind the safety car. latifi says he was shocked by the scale and tone of the hate and abuse he received. he added that he had expected some of it so deleted social media apps off his phone immediately after the race. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. a three million pound fund is being made available to clubs and venues in wales — after it was announced all sporting events would be held behind closed doors from boxing day. the welsh government said the spectator ban would apply to all indoor, outdoor, professional and community sports even

but it's going to be a cloudy day in gibbon with a hive. 25 degrees looking good in wellington full on sunshine and 22 for you. off to southeast asia, southern portions of sumatra. that rains going to pile up in the days to come. we've got some thunderstorms which have been city, call them poor singapore and jakarta. with a high 30 degrees, cold air really digging in across northern parts of china. it's going to start to some further south into korea. also the northeast of china, beijing at one. but let's focus on korea. so the next few days, look at your temperatures here. we're really going to struggle minus 6 on sunday in the sunshine that is well below average for this some beer. that sure whether updates you say, ah ha ha, defines alons, new babies were doi, i did it, not available. people empower, investigate, exposes, and questions they use and abuse of power around the globe on algebra. a war in afghanistan is now who will non taliban figures make up a part of with that american, you can report within the caliber believe it. there will be a how it for you to tell about the insi

a judge has found that graham gibbons was responsible even though stewards at the time ruled that itttle for justice. yes, he said in the statement that he was delighted by the outcome of this claim but he did say that it had been a long five years and in october 2016 when he had this tragic fall during the race and found that it was accidental. 0ver fall during the race and found that it was accidental. over the course of the five day hearing and the high court earlier this month, showing dozens of replays in 2016 when they collided with the horse and other horses but freddie and that incident was trampled by other horses it was left paralysed from the waist down. and this basically centred on whether this was just a racing incident with unfortunate consequences, tragic consequences really. but when those are the accidental and whether or not gibbons thought he was liable for the injuries suffered and smith said that the actions and his horse across the racing line, were not merely lapses of concentration or inattentiveness, but were undertaken inattentiveness, but were undertaken i

kristin gibbon, the attorney general made a point that it doesn't mean we're not going to continue to law, but it means -- >> he made a really -- i think he made a lot of great comments about the community as a whole. we need to kind of bootstrapping on what mr. palmer was saying, we need to start looking at people as human beings. if we're capable of making stops without incident for one set of human beings, we're capable for making it for all sets of human beings. black people are not scary. they're people, right? when you see a black person, why is it your automatic initial thought to pull out a gun. again. this is not just state, but all police officers. that's not what i'm saying, but there needs to be a lot more effort in terms of training for deescalation. what happens when a police officer -- police officer is afraid, when he field threatened? should they automatically pull out their gun? no. there's weapon confuse, we all know, but they with threaten in different ways and perspective can be off. what way do we balance athletes, while keeping people safe 57d keeping police off

and last week a high courtjudge ruled that fellow jockey graham gibbons was responsible.ss riding would be much the way forward, simply because when you punish a jockey for doing a manoeuvre in a race that should not have been done, then the jockey gets x amount of days to be on the sidelines. that would send the right signals out there. i think it'll make the sport overall a cleaner, safer environment, then. in response to last weeks ruling the british horseracing authority said that... the full transcript of the hearing will also allow us to consider any of the other relevant matters which were raised over the course of the hearing." to tennis now — and novak djokovic has pulled out of this week's atp cup in sydney heightening speculation he could skip the australian open next month. the world number one is yet to confirm if he's received the coronavirus vaccination having previously expressed his oppostion to it. all players and staff competing in melbourne must be jabbed or have a medical exemption. but andy murray has been practicing at melbourne park, where the firs

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kathy park is live in new york city and with me is civil rights attorney kristen gibbons-fedden. verdict watch, but earlier this morning we had a couple of updates from the jury. first off, they wanted office supplies, post-it notes, a what it a whiteboard, and they requested testimony from one of the accusers and from a former palm beach police officer who executed a search warrant at epstein's florida home in 2005. a couple of developments there. and if you can glean anything from that, they are being very thorough with all of this evidence that they now have to comb through. but keep in mind, as you mentioned, there was a holiday break, several days that they were off. and before they took this break, they also requested additional testimony from two accusers and the testimony from a government witness, one who is a former epstein house manager. and keep in mind, this is happening in the backdrop of covid rising here in new york city. and the judge over the holiday break told the jurors to stay safe and clearly not get covid. and at this point, it doesn't seem like covid is de

was responsible. that fellow jockey graham gibbons was responsible.— was responsible.nt for. reckless riding would be much the way forward simply because when you punish a jockey for doing manoeuvre in a race that shouldn't have been done the jockey gets x amount of days to be on the sidelines. that would send the right signals out. i think it will make the sport overall a cleaner and safer environment. in a cleaner and safer environment. in response, the british horseracing authority said we will consider the high courtjudgment in detail and carefully assess what implications it may hold for british racing in discussion with industry stakeholders. the full transcript of the hearing will allow us to consider any of the other relevant matters which were raised over the course of the hearing. arsenal manager has tested positive for covid again. you will miss the new year's day match against manchester city. he first contracted the virus in march 2020 which prompted the shutdown of football at the start of the pandemic. he is now isolating but is expected to undertake med

joining me shaquille bruster and kristen gibbons.you hearing from activists, wright's family from people who day in and day out were at that trial? >> there's still that sense of surprise you hear. you saw that reflected in the moments after the verdict was read where there was an uproar of cheers outside the courthouse, people hugging, singing, then inside the courtroom you saw the emotion from the mother of dante wright, the woman on the phone with him seconds before he was shot and killed by kim potter and when the verdict was read exclaimed a cry in the courtroom. i want you to listen to what we heard from her this morning explaining her reaction to the verdict. >> justice would be daunte being home. justice would be no more names being yelled in our streets. and until that happens and we don't have to fight anymore, that's when justice will be. right now we're going to accept accountability and we're thankful to that. i'm optimistic they'll do the right thing and give her a fair sentence. >> reporter: and you heard her mention t

but i will go to norman, when you go away, you also, he learned from one of other than other gibbon bootable. narrow cushions are natural under the google nauseum of neural do you show me what to can you look at will shadow total jermanti from an inward honor choice says he saw even more horrid come to come more gillum will nano. she chair girl who li, upgrade. she'll alley war i'm i think it appears i do war, glenwood mccooler. do you come giglio? you la. touch it. arnold on the model. model guitar. prophets were also made from the dead. according to bison, counselor, parkman, song, and all in our cato toys are truly thought of us and in a 2 year rena, even to her, to have we order. mm hm. me. hello, taylor little. i see assessment officially 551. people died at the home, but it's believed the true number is much higher. surviving beatings in torture was one thing that many inmates were also victims of extreme sexual barbarity. both normal got tony. she miss all of the good. so there creek he that osu park soon he was 16. the 1st time she was raped by a commander to diane. she reasonable co

not she who hung a tim gibbons or does she follow their doctor childhood young, good on a needle hardware who casual? well chung age, are you say hey, you didn't, dunc cooler, more time, a could not quit total? well, you know, bottom on, in the easy to for the parcel they got that on here. if i don't. so they said that there was an issue for the teen. han johnson creates morals and graphic illustrations to expose the abuse inmates endured. dig to hold on a big issue i'm going to look at protocol i want is about but among things around, you know, just to that i in my home was just 9 when he and his older sister were forcibly taken to the brothers home. or every morning mr. wood estate from her platoon and sneak into his they got a job and then not get home. when i go to comments, we'll look at mock pool. we mental change energy that was on me, but i will end touching on how those mom moving and they are not the matter groups you will be choosing sister was eventually confined to the brothers. how many award case on age? who will, who did your wife submitted? we go and dig it up. she comes

island that sees the wessa weather at the start of next week in particular for places like oakland and gibbon, we are seeing a shower intensive, i, however, in the south, by the time we get in to next week, and i was move to south east asia within the wet and windy weather pick up for eastern areas of the philippines. we could see some flooding and lance lights here as that. heavy rain continues the fall of the next few days. ah. it was supposed to be a refuse, but south korea's brother's home was allegedly the scene of torture, brain, and even murder $1.00 0, $1.00 east investigating the crimes under settings behind them. on odyssey from the al jazeera london, bro cost center to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitation of the artists by nature, the person who are most part to of i way way and a nice to poor society is not interested in the individuality the freedom, the spirit of the young pers, studio b unscripted on out his era. ah, all jesse era with ah, this is al jazeera. ah, i'm marianne noisy, welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 mi

hancock confirmed that bernie and gibbon were available to continue the offensive. though hancock outranked smith, he deferred to his junior's judgment, saying i desire not to interfere with his honor, as he was directed to take the place. smith declined to continue the attack, requesting only that hancocks two divisions relieve books and hincks at the front and prepare for any confederate counterattack. a second corps and units stumble forth between 11 and three in the morning and occupy the captured line. one of the enduring questions of the petersburg story is the wisdom of smith's and hancock's decision that night. they were certainly bitter voices who decried the decision to press ahead and try to capture petersburg. a private, for example, remembered that, gradually, the fact that we were not to fight that night impressed itself upon us. the raid of the enlisted men were's devilish. the most blood curdling blasphemy i heard that night, uttered by men who knew they would be sacrificed in the morning. many blamed smith, believing that petersburg would be gone by

one of those local lyricists is mark gibbons, better known as �*gibbo'.pon end now for about, i think, over 35 years it is. it gets a bit of a bad rap, people believe all the hype that they hear about it, you know, but you come around here at night and its quiet, you can hear a pin drop. the river sherbourne, it flows right past my house, all the way around, windingly through the estate, comes right past the community centre and it's just, you know, if there weren't a brick wall there, i could throw a stone on it from here, you know. it's at the community centre that gibbo runs a men's mental health support group. it's a place where men can come along and speak freely about whatever issues are affecting them at that time in their life. and to help him come up with some good lyrics, gibbo turned to one of the group. yeah, so the bit there... two sentences. tommy's actually a client. we did a brainstorming session and we came up with loads of words and some actual lines, i mean, tommy was flowing with poetry, you know, he was freestyling, like, you know, he

is it true that some inmate gibbons slept on the floor under the bed? otherwise it was impossible to fit. everyone in people slept into shifts. a lack of funding had left the prison without the most basic things like toilet seat inmates ended up rolling their blankets to have at least minimum comfort growing up in russia in the nineties and seeing videos of this presence over crowded south. i vividly remember how terrified i was when i imagine what it would be like, walking into a cell like this, where all these harden tattooed criminals give you this look as the door slammed behind you. and some of the former inmates recalled that being rejected by a fellow prisoners and becoming a pariah, was something they feared. most. some times have been more than solitary confinement or punishment from the guard. it goes up. i mean, this is a terrible place that ruined the loss of people's lives through your job, but still everyone who came out to the door they were mentally damage or if you could, well yeah, i mean, so how young guys will rate the old mob to the

. >> reporter: but terry gibbons thought was just as worthy.le life in livermore. in fact, it was when he was a little boy playing little league baseball that he first encountered angie navarro, car hop at the old a&w drive-in in downtown livermore. the coaches would take the team there after every game. >> angie was the mainstay there. she just had a way. she called all the kids champ. she wanted to know about the scores. you know, did you get any hits? if you didn't get a hit, well, you'll get 'em next time. >> reporter: by the time terry was older and driving himself to the a&w, angie was still there, still making each visit memorable. >> making you feel that you were the most important person at that moment in her life. what else could you ask for when you're a young kid? . >> this is exactly the property lines for a&w. >> reporter: which all explains why a few years ago while driving through downtown and past the spot where the a&w used to stand, terry got an idea. >> we should name that street after angie. >> oh, it brought tears to my ey

ah, that was a 1970 full pop song by east gibbon artist. nina hagen, who later became a punk singer, chose not to stand in elections in september. and i chose will take office as chancellor next week and catch all of these stories on our website of al jazeera dot com. somebody will be here with more news on the other side of the brightman to learn from me and all the news on team here. and i see time and your company, ah, ah, a can you some money? i fear the backlash ethnic somalis have long been the target of intimidation and persecution in kenya, almost every woman. oh, home at a dow travels through his homeland to reveal how his people and family have been subjected to years of brutal discrimination. just typical of the way we are through that in a country. recall our own al jazeera correspondence killing the debate. 90 percent of the world refugees have come from a common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on across the world and amplify your voice. it's not really the future. 8 now. it's not a lock. can get this completed, we cannot lose hope. we kn

it's gibbon is julie. according to the engineer's every step and every decision was approved by the relevant superior, which gave the team a feeling of security other zips in for yards weitel in the spring of 2016, i still couldn't believe at least in what am i the world i always thought i hadn't done anything wrong, it's young's was this. the hor, i've forwarded whatever i had done and found strained by the to the bosses discolored. hover. the result was a tendency to say it's, it's not that bad. every one does it, and we'll just carry on when to be a man of either bestowed one. but the story told by the executives who supposedly gave the go ahead is a very different one. from his answers or having the 1st i even heard of this issue was in 2015 us human. that if someone had told me 3 years earlier that we were cheating and breaking the law by using tricks, i would have taken them to task and demanded an explanation that the cyclone was one person's word against another's. did the engineers actually warn t

it's gibbon mysteries. according to the engineer's every step and every decision was approved by the relevant superior, which gave the team a feeling of security other zips in full yards wydell in the spring of 2016, i still couldn't believe at least in what am i the world i always thought i hadn't done anything wrong, it's young's was this. that hor, i'd forwarded whatever i had done and found strange to the bosses discolored. hover . the result was a tendency to say it's, it's not that bad. everyone does it, and we'll just carry on when to be a man of either bestowed one unit. but the story told by the executives who supposedly gave the go ahead is a very different one. for these answers i have in the 1st i even heard of this issue was in 2015 us human. that if someone had told me 3 years earlier that we were cheating and breaking the law by using tricks, i would have taken them to task and demanded an explanation. that the 2nd was one person's words against another's. did the engineers actually warn thei

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be good if you question gibbons or your way by you the junk bail bond that far. and in hong kong you just can't talk genuinely about your thoughts towards the beijing government. what the status phone call of human rights activists. not only themselves being intimidated. cultured out their loved ones, including the wife to not be intimidated valence or even also child. so for me, when i realized that i would be leaving hong kong issue statement about differing my ties with my families. so i think i did a very difficult choice, but that choice was for the safety and well being of my family of all allow me to say that mr. nathan lau in front of you is most appro democracy activist is a fugitive from the law of hong kong that beijing government has always been trying to mammy troublemaker fall in fact, her or anything that they could hundreds. my reputation, of course, targeting you individually, but they are also trying to describe the home movement. who's even in london? i still, i'm still rather cautious about my safety. we all understand how extensive china's re

, for guarantees that nato will not add new members near or indeed on russia's borders. charlotte gibbons k takes up the story quite a lot to digest from that press conference with the nato secretary general. but he talked about what he sees is being patton of aggression coming from russia. and he said, nito will continue to do all it's necessary to ensure that the rights of its allies, its members, are protected. but nature supporting his opinion. does not mean that it's a threat to russia recently moved from macedonia, and also montenegro have both been accepted into the nato, a life that is despite protests from the russian government about that. let's have a listen to what else yen stilton burke had to say. nato has proven over the last years that are open door policy is not only something we are support in words, but those in deeds parted by inviting to new countries. montenegro north muscle now to become a member. so we have enlarged the line so that all spheres with 2 new members, despite protests from, from russia. and also we are supporting ukraine in ukraine's efforts to come cl

think about patient safety, but we may not have any nurses in is left to care for these patients. gibbons suffered another blow in the poles, as most democrats would now rather see somewhere else running 2020 for his overall approval ratings of taken a battery during his 1st year in office. get them open. looks at why 2021 wasn't a great year for, but it was like a fairy tale. joe biden was set to ride into the white house on a white horse to save the country from the nightmare. those lights that are shooting out from the lincoln memorial. i look, it's like almost extensions of jo biden's arms embracing america. president alleged joe biden, and vice president harris told the grief and regret out of the privacy of our hearts if just for a moment. so that we all could share it, but in just a year the country seems to have shifted from tears of joy and sighs of relief to let's go brandon. mm hm. mm. mm. mm. oh oh, also that 70 percent of americans doubt that biden is a leader. you can trust only donald trump had a worse approval rating at this point in his presidency. and it's not just the a

the gibbons won the most recent game between these 2 sides, 31 back in 2018. that was for qualifying for the africa cup of nations. that takes us to joanna gosh, rob's car correspondence covering that 1st semi final for us at stadium $97.00 for joe to you of the power houses of african football. going head to head tonight. what can we expect? ah, we can certainly expect rocha semi final here as a 9. 7 for loads of fans coming in already, but it's to nicea versus egypt game. now both these teams know each other very well . they've played many times. it's nicea having more winds over their opponents than egypt. both teams of one the our pop ones before to missy. it back in 1963 when the toner was 1st health. so that will be hoping to end 58 years and waiting for another hour outside. so now to visit, hang through the quotes of finals where the fight the when i'm on it to one, they've also got the top score for this tournament in safety. just theory, who's got 4 goals so far and full of their players have played or do continue to play in egypt too late so they sh

hancock confirmed that burney and gibbon were available to continue the offensive. although hancock outranked smith, he deferred to his junior's judgment, saying, i desired not to interfere with his honor as he was directed to take the place. smith declined to continue the attack, requesting only that hancock's two editions relieve brooks and hinks at the front and prepare to meet any confederate counterattacks. the second corps unit stumbled forward in the dark and between 11:00 and 3:00 in the morning occupied the captured line. now, one of the enduring questions of the petersburg story is the wisdom of smith's and hancock's decision that night. there were certainly bitter voices who decried the failure to press ahead and try to capture petersburg. a private in the fourth u.s. artillery, for example, remembered that gradually the fact that we were not to fight that night impressed itself upon us. the rage of the intelligent enlisted men was devilish, the most bloodcurdling blasphemy uttered by men who knew they were to be sacrificed in the morning. many blamed smi

the weather at the start of next week in particular for places like oakland and gibbon, we are seeing the showers intensify. however, in the south, by the time we get into next week, now was moved to south east asia within the wet and windy weather pick up from east in areas of the philippines, we could see some flooding and landslides. here as that heavy rain continues to fall of the next few days. ah, thrice a new method of cremation is helping hinder, tradition become more and more mentally friendly. and we visit a danish community who have taken sustainability to new heights just over. ready on the horizon is some so iowa, oh, they are officially 100 percent renewable with the energy. right. good winds of change on how to 0. lou ah ah, welcome back. main stories now. a devastating series of tornadoes is ripped through 6 us midwestern and southern states. the governor of kentucky has sang within 70 people have been killed in his state alone. dozens are also feared dead. a candle factory in the town of mayfield. after the roof caved in. in, in, in illinois at least 2 workers are con

so busy the plenty busy pinelli gibbons showed them what to carry that with jalap here, eager with sore. oh by them danielson, the additional reader ah, [000:00:00;00] with oh, should we describe our time? what is the zeitgeist as they say, do we have a sense of direction and purpose? we also hear a lot about the desire to return to normal. what does that mean? are we actually living in the new normal for is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, community? are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah. on a 2nd city is that what you was because of the proponent enough to push it go stuck the temp button. i just needed to leave it with the shop steward all doing. the wood hasn't changed. no us. these come with us chain as to what we missed jewish interest. public winchester visit, group record sort of glue. nope. i missed more than i meant they're staying up. it's r u. s. da

he was looted neither the gibbons nor the owners nor chris . nobody was saying that and this was not lose it. everybody agreed, it was looted and that's what for me was incredible. what the argument was about was it was it before 970 you were up to 970 so it's ok for me looted as those is looted before 1970 and he thought okay, of and i think that's part of the problem that we have now, there are many ways to address this, i think, and there are ways that are already sort of, you know, he in play. one way is to, for example, suggest that, you know, one country might put these objects that are already in, say, the lube or in the matter elsewhere on a long term loan or permanent loan. but the original ownership would be rich given back to the country of origin. there are ways of making this right without just emptying out a lot of museums. but there needs to be a recognition that there was a fundamental wrong done in the 1st place for all these objects. and items were taken out where it just sounds like, you know, so interesting that the early cr

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following a fall five years ago, and last week a high court judge ruled that fellowjockey graham gibbons forward, simply because when you punish a jockey for during a manoeuvre in a race that should not have been done, then the jockey gets xml of days to be on the sidelines. —— x xml of days to be on the sidelines. —— x amount of days. that would send the right signals out there. i think it'll make the sport overall a cleaner, safer environment, then. in response to last week's ruling, the british horseracing authority said that... chris woakes admits england's cricketers were under—prepared for their ashes tour, but he says they can't use that as an excuse for the their performances. use that as an excuse for their poor performances. england are 3—0 down in the series, with the ashes already lost and two matches still to go. woakes says now is not the time to feel sorry for themselves. as a group of players, we have to take pride in what we do. 0bviously, no—one means to perform badly, no—one means to lose the way we have. we're trying extremely hard to put things right. but i think tha

we've got rounds of rain rolling up from the south island to the north, getting pretty heavy near gibbon. but by the time we get to wednesday, it will be some spells of sunshine showers. expected the temperature in christ church sitting at 18 degrees is looking more settled up in the north. ah. the step beyond the comfort zone were assumptions or challenge. travel to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it is probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in how quickly things contract award winning documentary use, but also a perception witness on a just the euro. lou ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera fighting between me and mars military and desperate concurrent on the groups as continued close to the tie border around $5000.00 people had fled across the border. the man, coordinating the nuclear talks between world powers and iran says that he remains hopeful for a positive result within weeks. the 8 front of talks resumed earlier in viet and demonstrators clashed with security forces after iraq supreme court rat

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tuesday we got rounds of rain rolling up from the south island to the north, getting pretty heavy near gibbon. by the time we get to wet and stay, there will be some spells of sunshine showers expected the temperature and christ church sitting at 18 degrees is looking more settled up in the north. ah. i care about how the us engages with the roof of the world. we're really interested in taking you in to a point you might not visit otherwise and feel that you were there. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, and barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our life from london. thank you for joining us, coming up in the next. that 60 minutes fighting between me and mars, military and ethnic arm to groups intensifies thousands. flea across the border into thailand, talks resume in vienna to revive the iran nuclear deal. negotiators are told that the difficult decisions will need to be made. pensions run.

is it true that some in gibbons slept on the floor under the bed? otherwise it was impossible to fit. everyone in people slept into shifts. a lack of funding had left the prison without the most basic things like toilet seat inmates ended up rolling their blankets to have at least minimum comfort growing up in russia in the nineties and seeing videos of this presence over crowded south. i vividly remember how terrified i was when i imagine what it would be like, walking into a cell like this. were all these hard tattooed criminals give you this look as the door slammed behind you. and some of the former inmates recalled that being rejected by a fellow prisoners and becoming a pariah with something they feared most, some times more than solitary confinement or punishment from the guard. it was not, i mean, this is a terrible place that ruined the loss of people's lives. morgan, no doubt, but everyone who came out to the door, they were mentally damaged. it's clear to me. well, you know, how young guys will rate the old mob the couple of times they ra

reading john gibbons account they were sure there was going to be an attack that day. sometimes it's led off the past of this book but they were in position. if you remember the confederates the original plan that morning was to continue the attacks of the previous day and it's not until longstreet in lee had their argument that it becomes the biggest charge for the confederates wanted to attack but they did not 6:00 in the morning they would do tickets charge the way it came out and who knows what would have happened if they did. >> was that roof is weaver? >> i think his name is chamberlain. i detailed in the book. you have to research other things when you're writing a book and he can't remember the details but because there is a lot of information on armistead at the spangler farm there are a number of doctors who examined him so when you're writing a book you can't use everyone's accounts. that's part of the challenge of all of this. you get into the hancock howard thing on the first day. we'll never know exactly what happens between these guys. it depends on whos