on tuesday, malcolm x's daughter dr. ben crump. they spoke about malcolm x and dr.t the memorial and educational center in their name. >> 58 years ago today in this very room, one of the greatest thought leaders ever known in the 21st century was assassinated. and since that time, there has been speculation as to who was involved in the assassination of malcolm x. we know on november 18, 2021, it was confirmed, substantiated, that the government agencies -- the new york police department, the fbi, the district attorney of new york -- had factual evidence, expose, tori -- exculpatory evidence that they fraudulently concealed from the men who were wrongfully convicted for the assassination of malcolm x. and they also fraudulently concealed that information most importantly from the family of malcolm x. we know that based on their wrongful conviction that the government settled the matter of the two men for tens of millions of dollars. this is important for many reasons. one of the most important reasons, it gives malcolm's daughters and a opportunity -- an opportunity

malcolm x was 39 years old.er king three years later when he was assassinated, 39 years old. we spendhe rest of the are today looking at a life and legacy of malcolm x with renowned activist and scholar angela davis who is giving a keynote address tonight at the shabbat center, the side of the audubon ballroom in harlem where malcolm x was assassinated as a center launches a new malcolm x education curriculum. angela davis, welcome back to [captioning made possible by democracy now!] democracy now! talk about the significance of this day 58 years ago malcolm x gunned down. >> first of all, thank you, amy, for inviting me to spend some time reflecting on the legacy of malcolm x on this day, his birthday. unfortunately, malcolm has been relegated to the position of ready much being the opposite of martin luther king. we know king as the advocate of nonviolence. we know malcolm as the militant, the revolutionary. i think it is important to think more deeply about the legacy of malcolm x. for example, think about is

of malcolm x.n investigation found law enforcement agencies withheld evidence. people in turkey and syria are recovering after another earthquake hit the region late on monday, killing at least six people. it struck two weeks after devastating quakes killed more than 48 thousand. rob mcbride sent us this report. reporter: turning up at what used to be the former home to witness now its complete destruction in these latest earthquakes. in the first, two weeks ago, he said he was rescued from this building after an hour and decided to come back a week ago to retrieve valuables in spite of the danger. >> yes, it was risky, but these were things we could not leave behind. valuables like identity cards and documents. reporter: he didn't know three people had been killed here the night before while also retrieving their sessions. this is what his building and the ones surrounding it looked like after the first quakes. the video was taken by another residence who is also planning on coming back to retriev

s. civil rights leader malcolm x was considered a dangerous man. what lincoln did never that the black people in this country free, i had screwed us. we still wouldn't be begging daddy president for civil rights and things of that sort. malcolm told his wife his calls for african americans to actively resist racist laws would get him killed. on february 21st, 19653 men gunned him down in front of an audience. at the audubon ballroom and harlem, betty shabazz said that because of her husband's reputation as a firebrand and black separatist, it would be nearly impossible to know who plotted his killing. now i think a shout if half 58 years later malcolm x, his daughters are accusing the new york police department, the f b i the cia and new york state officials of planning his murder and of covering their tracks. the family is suing for $100000000.00. the chief about the circumstances leading to the death of our father is important not only to his family, but too many followers many admire the spouse's and their lawyer didn't offer details to support

we -- the family of malcolm x. we will be filing — -- the family of malcolm x.a wrongful death lawsuit against these government entities for $100 million. ., ~' government entities for $100 million. ., ~ . million. the new york police department _ million. the new york police department says _ million. the new york police department says it - million. the new york police department says it won't - department says it won't comment on pending legal action and there has been no word from the gi or cia. for nearly 60 years the death of malcolm x has been shrouded in mystery. has family hope this lawsuit may finally reveal the truth. the east coast of madagascar is being lashed by high winds and heavy rain as cyclone freddy makes landfall. it's the second cyclone to hit the island this year, afterjanuary�*s devastating cyclone cheneso which killed 33 people, and left 30,000 homeless. freddy has been developing across 6,500km of the indian 0cean for weeks now, taking its time. but now it's here, bringing with it winds of more than 150 kilometres per hour. as it travel

now, agatha shouted, half 58 years later malcolm x. his daughters are accusing the new york police department, the f, b i. the cia and new york state officials of planning his murder and of covering their tracks with the family is suing for $100000000.00. the chief about the circumstances leading to the death of our father is important not only to his family, but too many followers many admire the supposes and their lawyer didn't offer details to support their claim. but they pointed out that 2 men were wrongfully convicted for malcolm's murder. had their records cleared in 2021 and were compensated for their time in prison. we intend to hell, vigorous litigation of this matter. to hal discovery, to be able to take depositions of the individuals who are still alive 58 years later to make sure that some measure of justice can be given to malcolm max's daughters. the white man has to feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feeling that that negro and the sofa, negro has the feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feeling

geoff: and, a new lawsuit from malcolm x's family could provide answers about who was responsible for his assassination nearly six decades ago. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> pediatric surgeon. vonteer. topiary artist. a raymondjames financial advisor taylor's advice to help you live your life. life well planned. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour, and kathy d paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. yes, i'm legally blind. yes, i'm responsible for the user interface. data visualization. if i can see it and understand it quickly, anyone can. it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. that is the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. ♪ >> the john and knight foundation. more at kf.org. ♪ >> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to "the newshour." today is the first

malcolm x's daughter says that our family has fought for years to clarify the truth about my father's murder . the malcolm x assassination plot has been proven it happened that the new york police, the black organization and the new york prosecutor 's office had enough information about the malcolm x assassination plot and the real identity of its perpetrators, but the fraudsters are secretly suing the new york police organization. the social network of this country is filtered. this hateful social network has more than 400,000 users . turkey's telecommunications regulator biotics has shut down the exo website because users can post anonymously and discuss the issue on tuesday. the further growth of the turkish government had also filtered the social network twitter after the country's earthquake due to the spread of false information. officials of the american national radio mpr are considering firing about 100 employees, equivalent to approximately 10% of their workforce. the financial outlook is darkening. and the possibility of a decrease in income from advertising is one of the f

ah, so malcolm, malcolm x was an extraordinary figure in the civil rights movement. many, many people in the government wanted him silence and have been compass right. some of those people may in fact have wanted him, did really get to talk to ronald sullivan, professor and director at the criminal justice institute at harvard law school. thank you for your time, seth. thank you so much. still ahead on al jazeera, re loving the trauma, and now the earthquake had southern turkey in syria, at least 6 people all dead. aah! roches, war, immune crane has dominated well, he's for the past 12 months. devastating for those in the line of fire or directly impacts and it has strength and global alliances and deepened divisions with far reaching effects on the lives of billions of people well wide. in a week hood special coverage, al jazeera explores every aspect of the conflict. the human, the political and the economic and possibilities of resolution. ukraine war one here on, on algebra. 2 ukrainian filmmakers join the army to fight against russian separatists in 2014. they d

there have long been questions about the murder of malcolm x.aughter says she wants answers. for years, ourfamily has fought for the truth to come to light concerning his murder, and we would like our father to receive the justice that he deserves. this man, thomas hagan, was convicted of killing malcolm x, along with two other men who were later acquitted. black people should realise that freedom is something that they have when they are born. the family of malcolm x accuses various government bodies, including the fbi and cia, of failing to prevent his wrongful death. it's also claimed they concealed evidence that would have cleared the two men that were wrongly convicted of his murder. and so for this great injustice, we will be filing a wrongful death lawsuit against these governmental entities for $100 million. the new york police department says it won't comment on pending legal action, and there has been no word from the fbi or cia. for nearly 60 years, the death of malcolm x has been shrouded in mystery. his family hope this lawsuit may

there have long been questions about the murder of malcolm x.ly has fought for the truth to come to light concerning his murder, and we would like our father to receive the justice that he deserves. this man, thomas hagan, was convicted of killing malcolm x, along with two other men who were later acquitted. black people should realise that freedom is something that they have when they are born. the family of malcolm x accuses various government bodies, including the fbi and cia, of failing to prevent his wrongful death. it's also claimed they concealed evidence that would have cleared the two men that were wrongly convicted of his murder. and so for this great injustice, we will be filing a wrongful death lawsuit against these governmental entities for $100 million. the new york police department says it won't comment on pending legal action, and there has been no word from the fbi or cia. for nearly 60 years, the death of malcolm x has been shrouded in mystery. his family hope this lawsuit may finally reveal the truth. tim allman, bbc news. no

malcolm x speaking he was shot and killed by 15 bullets, and now after 58 years, the truth about the perpetrators of terror has not been extinguished. besh has sued several us intelligence and security organizations for knowing and playing a role in the malcolm x assassination plot . it has been proven that the new york fbi , the black and fictional organization of new york, has enough information about the malcolm x assassination plot and the real identity of its leaders and perpetrators. he hid the fraudsters the black organization and the new york police, ali rajabi's complaint, the new york broadcasting news agency, turkey, blocked access to the website of x-sozlum, the largest social network. this text-to-person social network has more than 400,000 users. users can post anonymously in this post and discuss the issue. it was filtered on tuesday. most of the turkish government had filtered the twitter social network after the earthquake in this country due to the spread of false information. the employee of the equation will fire approximately 10% of his workforce. the darkening o

they made that announcement in the same room or malcolm x was assassinated. years ago today he was shot 21 times during a speech in the audubon ballroom, 2 men convicted of killing malcolm x were exonerated year and a half ago. a 3rd man who admitted to the shooting said neither of those 2 were involved. >> it's not just about the trigger man. it's also about those. conspired. >> with the trigger man, it is our hope that litigation of this case will finally provide some and answered questions. we want justice served for our fall. >> the lawsuit is expected to accuse several government agencies of covering up evidence, including the fbi, the cia and the new york city police department. >> still ahead to calls left unanswered. what we are le time for another look at the forecast as we look live at the embarcadero bucky ball. back after your mask about snow more. ever going to see snow on the embarcadero. >> yeah. wouldn't that be something? i mean, everything would have to go. absolutely right. there's a chance we're going to see some snow around the bay area o

he claims they covered up evidence connected to the assassination of malcolm x.gital reporter maya'g lynn is following that story for us. >> this all comes exactly 58 years since the assassination of malcolm x in washington heights, new york. he was killed while addressing his organization of afro american unity in 1965. his family and civil rights attorney ben crump announced they plan on suing the nypd and other government agencies for the circumstances surrounding the murder. the wrongful at the time lawsuit alleges that factual evidence was concealed from the family and from the men convicted of the crime. the family is suing for $100 million. here's more of what one of malcolm x's daughters had to say in manhattan today. >> for years our family has been fought for the truth to come to light concerning his murder, and we'd like our father to receive the justice that he deserved. >> attorney ben crump said they intend to take depositions from people who are still alive. >> the role these agencies played in his death has been really a matter of dispute for deca

the daughter of malcolm x, we'll see the cia f b i am the and why pd of his death. i'm shedding lice from dog matter how scientists hope to unlock the biggest secret. a scene of us he was president. j biden says vladimir pierson was wrong about ukraine. wrong about nato and wrong about the ion will of america was addressing a massive crowd in the punish capital war. so alan fish is that the latest the, this was a call to rally support with voices of the said growing at home and abroad. president joe bite used to speech in warsaw to paint the challenge of the war in ukraine. in stock terms. no, no one can turn away their eyes of the atrocities russia's committee against you granted people, it's ap horn. it's abhorrent. but extraordinarily, as well as by the response of ukrainian people and the world is unannounced, visit to keep the di before, perhaps overshadowed the address. but he knows people are growing tired of the cost of the pain and of the loss. and he re emphasized america's commitment to the battle, present rudeness. confronted with something to day, did y

the daughter of civil rights leader, malcolm x to plans to sue the cia, the f b i n n y p d over his death. it's been 58 years since the civil rights leader was assassinated during the speech and new york and investigation found that law enforcement agencies with held evidence for years. our family have for, for the true to come to light concerning his murder. and we'd like our father to receive the justice that he deserves. the truth about the circumstances leading to the death of our father is important not only to his family, but too many followers, many admirers, many who look to him for guidance, a love. and it is our hope that litigation of his case will finally provide some unanswered questions. the u. s. environmental protection agency has ordered that norfolk southern to pay for the clean up of the massive trend derailment in ohio. the railway companies now legally required to clear toxic contamination of soil and waterways in east palistine. if the company fails to do, said the e p a will stop in and charge norfolk southern triple the cost. mexico's former talk security chi

malcolm x talks about human dignity. dr. king talks about the beloved community. so much of this is connected to, humanizing who we are. that's where the dignity the dignity piece is so important. the human dignity piece. i have i have two more questions. and then we're going to open it up for questions from the audience in both your books. you really point out the theme youth. there's a persistent theme of youth in action. so for those us who are of a certain age and might not be considered youth, what is our role now? and i must start with you, peniel. well, i think those of us who are i just turned 50, so i still of myself as part of the youth. i still think of myself as part of the youth. i think those of us who are are in a in our advance of youth. that's what i'll call it in our advanced stage of youth. we can provide one. we should listen. we should listen and serve as students to to our children, to our students. i think the black lives matter movement has been really integral for me, the work of people. michelle alexander, bryan stevenson, but the work of

we see this throughout history going back to the black panthers, malcolm x.he government working against our attempts to become a more liberated and a deeper part of this country. how can you get to any sort of liberation with the government working against you? how to be understand how to move forward if we don't understand the things that have happened? host: let me give you a few numbers -- the phone numbers for viewers to join the conversation. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. the house is coming in edited cook a.m. eastern. we will go there -- is coming in at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we will go there for less coverage. a headline from the washington post, "as red states target black history lessons, blue states are embracing them. the lessons children are receiving are diverging in this country depending on where they live." what does that kind of approach lead us to in the decades to come? guest: it is hard to say where we are going to be in decades to come, but i don't think we should have two entirely separate

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the daughter of malcolm x plans to suit the cia, the f b i on the n y p t for his death. it's been 58 years since civil rights leader was assassinated. 3 men were convicted in his murder, but in 2021. 2 of the men were exonerated, often investigation, found that law enforcement agencies with held evidence. mexico's former top security chief has been convicted of drug trafficking by a jury in york. gennaro garcia, luna, was found guilty of taking millions of dollars from this in a low a drug called ho, mexico's largest crime group. he is the highest ranking mexican official to stand trial in the us. those headlines nice continues. are off aside massive cale ah ah, the civil war and syria has now been fold for more than a decade. around half a 1000000 series have died in conflict. and more than 12000000 of being forced from their homes. tens of thousands held in government prisons within syria, but by shot on the sun is still pressed. wanting to set down to see a side as the real cause of the problems in syria. who was not, not as hans determination to remain in power has h

the family of malcolm x has reported that they believe that the american federal police and the centralk organization of this country have hidden documents and evidence related to the assassination of x. they also say that various institutions of the american government , including the fbi and black, could have prevented his murder , but in take the necessary action in this regard a turkish hacker hacked the website of charlie hebdo magazine. this 20-year-old hacker attacked the website of this magazine for several hours in response to the publication of an offensive cartoon by the french magazine shali, in which he mocked the earthquake in southern turkey and northern syria. cyberi concluded that this french publication has also insulted islamic holy things by publishing cartoons in recent years, but the owners of lebanese fuel have turned off the price display. the reason for this action is the devaluation of lebanon's national currency. experts believe that the country should depend on the dollar. reduce the details of this news in mr. azimzadeh's report from beirut. how many days ha

was shot 21 times during a speech in the audubon ballroom, the 2 men convicted of killing malcolm xated a year and a half ago. a 3rd man who admitted to the shooting said neither of them had been involved. >> it's not just about the trigger man. it's also about those. conspired with the trigger man. it is our hope that litigation of this case will finally provide some and answered. >> questions. we want justice served for our fall. that lawsuit is expected to accuse several government agencies again of covering up evidence, including the fbi and the c i a >> and other national news. seattle has just become the first city in the u.s. to outlaw caste discrimination. the city council voting tonight to add cast to the cities anti-discrimination laws castres an ancient system of social hierarchy, class structure based on birth and social status with origins in india dating back thousands of years. the seattle ordinance voted on again tonight is contentious, especially among the nation's south asian community. supporters say it's needed because caste discrimination is not covered under ex

malcolm x: no man can speak for negroes and tell negroes love their enemy. no man can speak for negroes and tell negroes, "turn the other cheek." and tell negroes, "love, suffer peacefully." there is no negro in his right mind today who going tturn thother cheek. (audience applauding and cheeng) man: iove it! man: friday freedom flicks. woman: i can't hear you. man: the whole goal is to... so wcan watch some politicalilms, educate the community, bring everybody together, then have some dialogue about what we watched, what we learned, how we can incorporate it with the stuff that we going through today. so at this point, i'm going to turn it over to my bro tef poe. tef poe: can anybody identify... child: mommy! tef poe: some of the prime targets from thelack libation movement who was the fbi prarily concerned th taking out, according to the movie? woman: according to the movie, they was concerned with taking out the black panthers. - ding, ding, ding, for 500-- if i had prizes... (woman laughing) but i don't. you got a whole bunch of black folks with guns and

united states. gabriel is ando al jazeera new york, the family of american civil rights leader, malcolm x plans to see the ca, f, b i and the new york police department over his killing. he was assassinated 58 years ago as he prepared to make a speech in new york. 3 men were convicted of his murder, but in 2021. to exonerated, after the investigation found that law enforcement agencies withheld evidence. for years our family has fought for the true to come to light concerning his murder. and we'd like our father to receive the justice that he deserve. the truth about the circumstances leading to the death of our father is important not only to his family, but too many followers. many admirers, many who look to him for guidance, a love. 2 and it is our hope that litigation of his case will finally provide them . i'm answered. questions ah, your geologist, eric mason hill robin into her reminder of our top news stories. china's top diplomat wang years in moscow holding high level talks with russian. foreign minister, saggy lover of china, says it stands on the ukraine. war is neutral. this

vanessa: the announcement came yesterday on the anniversary of malcolm x's 1965 assassination. of the new broadway revival of the musical parade, about a jewish man falsely accused of murder, opened last night to antisemitic protests. the protesters held banners and harassed theatergoersutside, ahead of the performance. in a statement, the producers of "parade" said, quote, "if there is any remaining doubt out there about the urgency of telling this story in this moment in history, the vileness on display last night should put it to rest." still to come on the "newshour," a new poll gives insights into the political headwinds the 2024 presidential frontrunners could face. a political dissident freed from nicaragua discusses his country's slide toward authoritarianism. and ju woodruff looks at the stark medical divisions across the country. -- political divisions across the country. >> this is the pbs newshour, from wta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> as we approach the one-year anniversary of r

>> for me personally, it is a continuation of that dream where malcolm x, upon his assassination whented the organization of african-american unity, what it did take black people's case to the world court, which was the united nations, and argued our issues like police violence are not civil rights issues, not just domestic political issues, but human issues because they speak to our need for human dignity and respect for our lives as human beings and under citizenship rights. in 2014 when i was in ferguson and worked with mike brown's family to take the mike brown case to the u.n., i realized it was a vision we have to continue because we need to make sure not only is the world watching but make sure the world is participating in the discussion, especially in the black diaspora we have to support each other. there is support for us all across the globe. so this u.n. permanent forum -- amy: we just lost professor hansford. we will link to the continued coverage of what happened not only with tyre right now, the funeral today, but what unfolds and in the future. and continue to cover i

-malcolm x has come to detroit, and he makes it known he wants to meet rosa parks.with awe, and that was fannie lou hamer and rosa parks. -whenever he had an opportunity to talk about the role of women, rosa parks would be the first thing out of his mouth. his thing was, you've got to push a little bit harder, be a bit more aggressive, take a stronger stance for self-determination, for independence and liberation in our society. so malcolm would see rosa as, like, certainly a soldier in all of this. -she was totally enthralled by the malcolm idea. he was so dynamic, he so spoke the truth. -you and your government preach one thing and practice another thing. you say that this is the land of equality, and 20 million of your black so-called citizens don't have equality. -the strength of him and the intelligence of him and the commitment of him was right up the alley of rosa parks. -"he had come to detroit to speak, and i was sitting in the front row. his home in new york had been firebombed, and all his clothes had been damaged by water and smoke, but he came to detroi

turkey's social network twitter after the earthquake the country has filtered malcolm x's family duethe spread of false information . they sued the black african organization and the new york police for being involved in the assassination of this leader of black muslims in america. the leader of black muslims in america, who worked hard to fight racism and injustice in america , there is no justice in democracy in america, and our people are not free, and why malik himself says that his trip to mecca to perform hajj rituals was very inspiring for him. so that he from the anti-white struggle to the leader of black muslims in america, who advances his struggle against injustice and racism in america based on what he has learned from the religion of islam, people of different races, this study of islam is very useful for america, this work can reduce racism it was at this time that the drug sensitivity became so great that they decided to remove it and they blew up his house a week before the assassination, and when he survived the explosion, they shot his speech in new york exactly. it

. >>> family members of malcolm x intend to sue the fbi, cia and nypd, claiming they covered up the assassinationre exonerated after decades in prison. the city of new york paid $36 million in settlements to these men. all three agencies have declined to comment >>> alex murdaugh's surviving son took the stand yesterday in the double murder trial that has captivated the country the first wig wbig witness for defense. buster murdaugh telling his account about when he found out his mother and brother were murdered our catie beck is in south carolina following the latest. >> reporter: inside the courtroom for i21 days, buster murdaugh listening to painful testimony. tuesday, more than 60 witnesses later, alex murdaugh's surviving son on the stand, describing his father on the night of the murders j what was his demeanor? >> his demeanor was destroyed. he was heart broken. i walked in the door and saw him and gave him a hug and just, just broken down >> did he speak? >> not really. >> was he crying >> yes, sir. >> reporter: showing little emotion, buster's testimony framing details that prosecutors h

the daughter of malcolm x plans, the see the cia, the f b i and the n y p d for his death. it's been 58 years since the civil rights leader was assassinated . 3 men were convicted in his mother and 2021. 2 of the men were exonerated. alt investigation found that law enforcement agencies withheld evidence. mexico's former top security chief has been convicted of drug trafficking by jury in new york. genora garcia, luna was found guilty of taking millions of dollars from the senate, low a drug cartel, mexico's largest crime group. he is the highest ranking mexican official to stand trial in the united states. okay, there's a headlines coming up next one on one east. the scale of the destruction when you see a boy is more than 70 percent of the buildings in this town have been totally destroyed, tons and tons and tons of thousands of people homeless across this region. however, you have heard turned into accommodating survivors who don't even have temporary shelters. menu of my friends that we have lost and hope to a future together, you know, gum. the chance to start over in

the united states. gabriel xander al jazeera new york, the family of american civil rights leader, malcolm x plans to see the ca, f b i and the new york police department. over his killing, he was assassinated 58 years ago as he prepared to make a speech in new york. 3 men were convicted of his murder, but in 2021. to exonerated, after an investigation found that law enforcement agencies withheld evidence. for years our family had fought for the true to come to light.

laura han al jazeera without lee of american civil rights leader malcolm x plans to sue the c i. f b i. and the new york police department over is killing he was assassinated 58 years ago as he prepared to make a speech in new york. 3 men were convicted of his murder, but in 2021. 2 were exonerated after an investigation found laur inforcement agencies withheld evidence. badger is presidential election miss just days away and candidates are making their final pitches to voters. am an interest reports now from the capital a future. oh peter gregory, or be a former governor of our number of state is the youngest of the front runners to be nigeria, next president. his campaign message seems to resonate with young borders. who say they are tired of the politics of the world. ah, we want to secure a new night, major or want to close from julia form is presidents cost the cost consumption to productive crunch. a successful businessman, he broke away from the party that made him governor and one that chose him as a presidential running mate to leave the labor parties. presidential campa

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the family of american civil rights leader malcolm x plan to sue the cia, the f b i and new york police over his death. it's been 58 years since he was assassinated during a speech in new york. al jazeera world is coming up next. thanks for watching and bob live for no ah. ready ah ah d a in noon? no, sir, well, i'm sorry. i'm from a stay and i should really don't feel much money on have a a . 2 a dominant let you all of the new irish a little to help them offer a a with ah ah world. oh, that is a ah a a with. 6 a nurse ah, i love my country that i ever done a little thought about a fee huss on here. so come by little at once with hud law, the nation, but not them height as she about on mr. when you can yet know there's a long village or here she goes to die. let's see. well, law along with my grandma think miss mack via your blue. oh i oh m a ford has and said that given. mm hm. but that i found my templates for my little van as a highly on my that of hello hi am this did so are they would they own the job? i to man, i've been a apple that a village, ebay, and i'm sure fellow and mothe

the family of american civil rights, the, the malcolm. x plans to sue the c a f b i, and the n y p d over his death. it seemed 58 years since he was assassinated during his speech. in new york. you can follow those stories on a website at al jazeera dot com. it's updated throughout the day. i'll have more news in half, not here on out there. next is the stream. the american people have spoken. but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much is social media companies know about you? and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look us politics? the bottom line with welcome to the stream i met sabot, dean, thousands of people living near the sight of a train derailment and chemical spill in the us. state of ohio are worried about their health and they're also questioning the response and credibility of emergency officials and news of the toxic league in east palestine is unsettling. other communities along the country's rail network. today we examined the aftermath of the disaste