then detective abdul-rahman's phone rang. >> the assistant u.s. attorney tells us that mr.ate wants to talk to whoever is handling the investigation of mrs. fayed's death. >> and what does the cellmate tell you? >> well, the cellmate tells us that mr. fayed had confessed to him that he had hired someone to kill his wife. >> detectives believe that someone was josÉ moya, the ranch hand. the cellmate also had other information that had not been reported in the news. >> mr. fayed's cellmate had told us that mr. fayed had tried to set his wife up to be killed four different times. and what was interesting about that was that on one of these occasions, he said that mr. fayed had set up a time when she was at a party in malibu on the fourth of july. >> was pamela fayed at a party in malibu on july 4th? >> yes, she was. and that led to his credibility. so at that time we decided to try to get this conversation on tape. >> so they wired the cellmate for sound, and they heard jim fayed talking about how he had tried to kill his wife but how it just hadn't worked out that time. prose

abdul says he was offered good money to work on a boat.ek asylum there. caught off the coast, he was charged with people—smuggling. his family says he was just 1a at the time. he was convicted in australia as an adult, and jailed in an adult maximum—security prison for 2.5 years. translation: i was scared i would be beaten up and was so far from my family, and held for a long time. he's one of more than 120 indonesian boys who've joined this class translation: i was scared i would be beaten up and was so far from my family, and held for a long time. he's one of more than 120 indonesian boys who've joined this class action, seeking compensation from the australian authorities. they had no intention of coming to australia and, when they were dealt with in australia, they were dealt with very harshly, and they weren't dealt with as children, as they should have been. last year, ali yasmin became the first to have his conviction overturned, thejudge ruling that a miscarriage ofjustice had taken place. translation: my battle forjustice was wort

abdul says he was offered good money to work on a boat.rs, and was carrying on—board migrants desperate to seek asylum there. caught off the coast, he was charged with people—smuggling. his family says he was just 1a at the time. he was convicted in australia as an adult, and jailed in an adult maximum—security prison for 2.5 years. translation: i was scared i would be beaten up and was so far from my family, and held for a long time. he's one of more than 120 indonesian boys who've joined this class action, seeking compensation from the australian authorities. they had no intention of coming to australia and, when they were dealt with in australia, they were dealt with very harshly, and they weren't dealt with as children, as they should have been. last year, ali yasmin became the first to have his conviction overturned, thejudge ruling that a miscarriage ofjustice had taken place. translation: my battle forjustice was worth it. what i'm fighting for now is compensation for the long time i spent injail. ali says any money he receives he w

more on this tragic bombing i have journalist below on the line with me from the capital mogadishu abdul aziz thank you for joining us can you further describe as a constant say as of this bombing and its aftermath. we seem to have laws of dealers is will definitely try and reach him later. right well people gathering at the far right groups including germany's largest opposition party the anti immigration a.f.d.c. paraded through came nits in what they called a silent mourning march for a german man who was stabbed to death in the eastern german city last sunday. before. the war i am here because we are no longer prepared to accept incidents like these in germany where murders are committed by people who should already have been deported earlier he named. thousands of counter-demonstrators also converged on the city locals and from further afield they wanted to send a message that the right did not represent everyone in kemet. just in this instance it's really important to make a stand against the right wing and for a tolerant germany to send a message to foreign people here to say we s

the court could not establish the age of the young defendant known as abdul de but he was tried under juvenile law some people are upset about the sentence. i think it's too short if you look at what's going on in germany these days imagine how her parents feel it's not right it's finch since it is not. your regular i think it is just. we don't really know if he was a minor at the time of the attack yet. this is the shop in the town of kandahar where the defendant attacked his former girlfriend mia with a knife she was fifteen the judge determined that he was driven by jealousy and the desire for revenge they have been demonstrations in the town since the murder mainly by right wing groups they claim it shows the government's policy on refugees has failed. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a new u.n. report says the percentage of migrants dying trying to cross the mediterranean has risen dramatically this year it said there is one death for every eighteen arrives in europe last year that figure was one in forty two the un refugee agency says people smuggler

and slam dunk, the basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar is in the house. his take on the state of the game, sports gambling and the collection of wonderful memorabilia he's putting up for auction for a charity for kids "power lunch" starts right now. >>> welcome. i'm courtney reagan. stocks moving high we are the s&p up first time in five days communications, utilities, technolo technology materials the only sector that's lower. a good name for fang names facebook and amazon leading the games. amazon up for its further straight day bed bath & beyond getting crushed. that company posting a surprise fall in same store sales and airlines falling on a bullish note from imperial capital. >> the sun seems to be shining on wall street but investors are keeping a close eye on what could be on the horizon. >> as we talk about the looming clouds on the horizon, there's no doubt the market is on record highs. we put a few more bricks to tell you what traders are looking at in terms of whether the market will continue the rally. we have underperforming banks, no surpr

many thanks for your time my guest this evening abdul had that syrian right thank you. thank you for last night's incident was not the first time he's rayless been in action against syria. we went through the previous cases with our teeth and here is chewed. the reason why russia pointing the finger it at the israelis is because of those past hostile actions say that israeli forces often took aim at syrian targets so if we go back rewind to the tenth of february twenty eight hundred that's where an israeli f. sixteen fighter jet crashed after being hit by syrian air defenses during an offensive in syria the two pilots parachuted to safety before the crash in northern israel and it's believed that that was the first time that israel lost one of its jets during the syrian conflict following that incident a phone call did take place between president putin and prime minister netanyahu now i'll explain a couple more incidents on the ninth of april russian syria accused israel of carrying out strikes against the four airbase which is near palmira in central syria just one mo

kareem abdul-jabbar. abdul-jabbar, it includes all of all of these major figures largely in the african-american community and nott ethnically split. the final thing is it isn't only principally oriented. it also orients wrong contribution. so, it is also around contribution. it used to be the first question that was asked when somebody w claimed muslim identity, was, do you pray five times a day? at least in somebody's mind. do you pray five times a day? now there are multiple categories to express identity rl rights lawyer helping including our u.s. civil rights leader helping mosques establish themselves? progressim whose principal expression is so to explain a civil rights attorney, inspired by herre muslim faith, she was asked by a very conservative mask -- mosque foundation that did not give zoning to defend them in court. court. so, here's a here was a mosque my wife would not pray at and probably would not want her to because her expression that she is defending this mosque in court with its abili

been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdul salam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate with all this fighting escalating and this critical situation that gryphus himself warned about the economy plummeting and the danger of more deaths not through fighting but through famine right there for everyone to see but then what does everyone do it is a very very dangerous situation. spain has decided to go ahead with the sale of four hundred laser guided bombs to saudi arabia reversing last week's decision to cancel the order the move is on that activists who say the weapons will be used in the killing of civilians in yemen the cancellation of the deal if the concerns about spanish jobs and the future of a more lucrative contract to supply warships will take gould is from friends committee on national legislation c says a strong mess

abdul umar is safe on the turkish side of the border with his wife and children. 2016, but he tells me his parents and siblings remain in idlib. he dials his brother, desperate for news, but no relief for his anxiety. he cannot get through. if there is an all—out assault on idlib, he tells me, there will be no mercy shown to civilians. we should learn from the past, he says, from what happened in places like daraa and aleppo. there were killings and destruction, that is why people are terrified of what will happen if the regime and the russians get control of idlib. some are not waiting to find out. they are already on the move. this man says his family was at risk from air strikes, artillery and barrel bombs. but there is no welcome in neighbouring turkey, already home to more than 3 million syrian refugees. for the people of idlib, no way out. orla guerin, bbc news, on the turkey syria border. north korea has held a military parade to mark its 70th anniversary, but in contrast with previous years, long—range missiles with the potential to carry nuclear warheads

airports on security grounds with abdul wahid reports from tripoli. a man airport is the only operational airport in the libyan capital tripoli and authorities there have decided to hold a v.a. ssion in the airport and divert all flights to the airport of misrata a city that is around two hundred kilometers to the east from the libyan capital tripoli that is full on there as three rockets that landed close to the airport and authorities there say that they're worried that the stray rockets might hurt or might affect or my damage the airports or the planes there now this is the second time a vision in may to get airport has been whole to in two weeks between that's because of the clashes going on in the southern suburbs of the libyan capital tripoli now and you movement calls itself the tripoli use of the use of the libyan capital tripoli has claimed responsibility for attacking him a t. get airport it also says that it will continue targeting a mighty good airport until the airport is handed over to the government and the special attendants force that

been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdul salam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate with all this fighting escalating and this critical situation that gryphus himself warned about the economy plummeting and the danger of more deaths not through fighting but through famine right there for everyone to see but then what does everyone do it is a very very dangerous situation. spain has decided to go ahead with the sale of four hundred laser guided bombs to saudi arabia reversing last week's decision to. the move as an get out to say the weapons will be used in the killing of civilians in yemen the consolation of the deal led to concerns about spanish jobs and the future of a more lucrative contract to supply will ships will play good as a legislative representative for middle east policy at a quaker public interest lobby group

freestyle football championships were held in the nigerian city of lagos you're watching ivory coast's abdul cut their corner in action here and this is either true or a of guinea showing incredible strength and skill but it was not enough to take the overall victory after three days of competition won himself three thousand dollars s.u.v. and an all expenses paid trip to the u.k. to perform during halftime at a pretty match. partially done in the that's all the sport all right peter great stuff thank you very much and thanks for watching the news hour we'll hand you over to our colleagues in london and lauren taylor will be with you in just a moment with much more of the day's news right here on al-jazeera. in. decides the rules of engagement. wineskin permitted competence known competence. severely disabled surveillance. officer times two to four in croatia to confront a decision you know sixty minutes massacre. i witnessed. conservation ease helping to recover its snow leopard population to see the results i traveled up to the remote nature reserve of saudi chat at a touch camera traps ha

this is in cleveland ohio and you can see bill russell is on one end, later kareem abdul-jabbar and then a lot of other football players, the green bay packers and cleveland browns but the guy that i like in this photograph is all the way to the left, you see carl stokes is the only non-athlete in this carl stokes two weeks from this photograph will declare hisrace to become mayor of cleveland, next is this guy named walter beach . walter was on the team with jim brown that won the championship in 1964 that shut down johnny unitas and by 27, he was the quarterback who was the quarterback but walter is still alive and walter and i have probably taught 25, 30 times about all of this. when he was going through his life as an nfl player, he was from detroit and he met malcom x and went to his speech in detroit, the one we listened to the segment on. but he also will be one of the last guys talk for the shooting starts so he's a very important guy. he's a wonderful human being. most of our television conversations and with him saying peace and love, jim. and that's appropriate ithink . that's

two thousand and fifteen and is now in exile in sri lanka the other is yemenis half brother maumoon abdul day you he was sentenced to nineteen months earlier this year accused of joining forces with the opposition to try to oust the president and then chief justice of dilla saeed in another judge ighly hamid were arrested earlier in the year after they delivered a ruling that the opposition had been given fair trials alex could top police reports. it's famous is a holiday on its destination popular with newlyweds on their honeymoon but in the run up to the presidential election in the maldives on sunday there are allegations by the opposition intimidation and security crackdown we keep saying there are going to be. but we take part in them believing that our support is so all the that we will be able to overcome that. despite the alleged intimidation opposition challenger it bring him home and so there has been campaigning for votes president abdullah i mean is aiming for a second term he declared a fifteen day state of emergency this year provoking concerns the country is sliding towards

been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdul salam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate with all this fighting escalating and this critical situation the griffiths himself warned about the economy plummeting and the danger of more deaths not through fighting but through farm in right there for everyone to see but then what does everyone do it is a very very dangerous situation. spain says it will go ahead with the sale of precision bombs to saudi arabia the spike concerns over its role in the war in yemen saudi led coalition air strikes and attacks have been blamed for killing thousands of civilians during the conflict the spanish government said last week it would cancel the sale of four hundred laser guided bombs but it's now confirmed it will honor their two thousand and fifteen contract after riyadh threatened to pull out

been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdul salam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate with all this fighting escalating and this critical situation the griffiths himself warned about the economy plummeting and the danger of more deaths not through fighting but through famine right there for everyone to see but then what does everyone do it is a very very dangerous situation. spain has decided to go ahead to put the sale of four hundred laser guided bombs to saudi arabia last week's decision to cancel the order and that is angered activists who say that the weapons will be interest in the killing of civilians and yemen the whole thing of the day and that to concerns about fetish jobs and the future of a more lucrative contract to supply wash it well michael page is the deputy director for the middle east and north africa divi

our colleague jafar abdul karim was therere he spoke with activists and other visitors at the event and ultimately became a target of racism himself. it's most to death i want germany to statate germany land liked. highest what does that mean. it means w what i said if yu don't understand that that's your problem then you've got a big proroblem then i'm tataking calls this quicklyy because i'm an immigrant.. no good kazin you're just a german citizen we're goioin. thee next but i'm notot a germrman or part of german society or the german people just woke. some dutch of my point of view i mean you don't belong to the german people even is about how. the camera i know how this works the veto have doesn't work explain this. if you cut out only what you need in broadcast you know what if you don't like it here than it all somewhere you like better. against the dock in was. but i create came from. and it's interesting to hear one of the speakers in that. it incidents deprecating german citizenship essentially saying you are only a german citizen it is troubling they reminiscent for many of u

court has extended the detention of an opposition activist who calls for protests against president abdul fattah el-sisi massoud was arrested on august twenty fourth he's being held on charges of inciting demonstrations but his way level start to use a new electronic payment scheme at petrol stations on the border it's an attempt to stop the smuggling of fuel president nicolas maduro said last month that gasoline prices currently the lowest in the world should rise to international levels. police in brazil have fired tear gas at protesters outside what's left of the national museum in rio the demonstration came after a massive fire destroyed the two hundred year old building protests a public institutions have been chronically underfunded police are investigating the cause of the blaze a prominent opposition figure in the democratic republic of congo congo be allowed to run in the upcoming presidential elections here bemba's appeal was thrown out because of a case against him at the international criminal court all right you have today to remember you can catch up with all the day's stori

if i think of kareem abdul-jabbar i remember thinking how when a plane that i barely make it. the highest level tuesday athletes like serena and venus in me and apologized a word in this world so many parallels to my experience at the fencer was like that directly because i'm not even a map when they were starting to force tennis but watching them i could draw my aspiration thousand happy. >> as an athlete i want a muslim athlete to be successful and continue to see black athletes do well that allows them to be inspired ande themselves even now in 2018 are pushed out to say we are not welcome. this this is not a place for you. for at the table tuesday we want you to be inclusive. i'm pulling up a chair and taking a seat and saying hello he said speeseventeen. >> hello. my question for you is very poor fencing career playing sports did it ever cause you to go closer to your faith? >> yes. i like what i didn't qualify for the team in 2012 which a lot of people don't know. i felt nobody wanted to talk with me about it. especially my family. i felt like i didn't make it because it

tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable here's president abdul fattah el-sisi has signed off a new laws allowing the authorities to control social media online accounts blogs with more than five thousand followers will be monitored as media outlets journalists accused of publishing so-called fake news can be fined or sent to jail rights groups say it's part of an ongoing crackdown on press freedom. at the venice film festival movies premieres in their big name stars attract most of the attention but this year the crowds have also been queuing up for the various documentaries on offer the dream barber is there but he was lovely he added get us through the scene and. lay out what kind of mother said. the boy recounts how i saw beat his mother and how he dreams of taking revenge isis tomorrow the lost souls of mosul was filmed before and after iraqi forces recaptured the city and it's a rare insight into the psychological damage done to young people by the conflict including the children of eisel fighters many of whom now live in camps like this one

secretary general has called for an end to the violence egypt's president abdul fattah el-sisi has signed new laws allowing the authorities to control social media online accounts or blogs with more than five thousand followers will be monitored as media outlets inside story is next. a show strength by german is angry protests after the killing of a young man. accused of his death is anti migrant sentiment growing in germany and how much of a threat does this pose this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the city of candidates in the east german state of saxony has seen a series of violent and to buy growing protests they began last sunday after the fatal stabbing of a thirty five year old german man and the arrest of two suspects asylum seekers from iraq and syria the streets were briefly owned by a far right protesters who chant to germany for germans reportedly gave hitler salutes and chased anyone who looked foreign police struggle to keep control and fights continue the following day between far whites and left wing demonstrators the violence has raised concerns about

been a fully functioning democracy in the mold if there was a thirty year dictatorship under maumoon abdul go you know in the opposition coalition they were. a complicated transition there was there was some time under my arm in a sheet but he didn't have the time all the space or you know some of his partners the inclination to build that and now we've we've. just term of up till ya means where there's been an assault on many many institutions and individuals and the media within the country and so we need to go right back to the start you know building those democratic institutions is going to take a lot of work and we're not in a place where we can just say ok this is a change of government now just just get it going again with the democracy that has not been built and it needs to be well to illustrate that point you mentioned the time in the sea that is the country's first democratically elected president he tweeted he writes congratulations to president elect you've done an extremely good service to not only to the people of the maldives but also to freedom loving people everywhere de

want to olympic medals for yugoslavia and then cry he joins the likes of michael jordan and kareem abdul-jabbar in the hall of fame. i couldn't stop crying for ten days straight. and it was really hard to explain somebody bugging my eyes. over and over and i couldn't tell anybody for one week may be here today you know it's a feeling that. i don't know that word has not been invented yet. full many thanks indeed that's it for buddies i'll be back with another one of thirteen hours g.m.t. peter double hits update you on the day's top stories thanks c.l.s. . taiwan. a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and crossed very toddies on a. al jazeera. swear every since. in indonesia palm oil is a billion dollar business want to win east investigates the price the countries paying. to feed the world's oil addiction. on al-jazeera. and managers are much like you'll find us

been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdul salam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate with all this fighting escalating and this critical situation that gryphus himself warned about the economy plummeting and the danger of more deaths not through fighting but through famine right there for everyone to see but then what does everyone do it is a very very dangerous situation the european court of human rights has ruled that some of the u.k.'s massive valence techniques violated its citizens' rights to privacy the court criticize high tech methods used by british intelligence that were expires by american with a blow edward snowden five years ago the u.k. is in the process of reviewing its legislation the court has given them three months to appeal its ruling. the court was looking at how the secret services intercepts communic

been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdul salam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate with all this fighting escalating and this critical situation that gryphus himself warned about the economy plummeting but danger of more deaths not through fighting but through farm in right there for everyone to see but then what does everyone do it is a very very dangerous situation more than eleven million yemeni children are already facing food shortages that's according to unicef representative in the war torn country many said let rely now says the conflict has made yemen a living hell for its children with one point eight million suffering from malnutrition cited led coalition has imposed strange and measures unimportant to yemen to prevent the who these from smuggling weapons but this says slow the flow of commercial goods and vita

farrelly >> syed abdul fatha >> christopher faughnan >> wendy r.aulkner >> shannon fava >> bernard d. favuzza >> robert fazio ronald c. fazio >> william feehan >> francis feely ronald c. fazio >> garth feeney >> sean fegan >> lee s. fehling >> peter feidelberg >> alan d. feinberg >> rosa maria feliciano my son, kenneth joseph marino. myone of the first responders. 17 years later, we still grieve. our loss is still as great many years later. his spirit lives within his children, and his nephew and niece who never got the opportunity to know him. we are humbled by kenny's actions and the actions of all the first responders. our hearts still ache for what should have been. years taken from us by a bunch of cowards. you are forever be in our hearts. continue to watch over and jerry nt jerry and are four beautiful children. you are an american hero. god bless america. [applause] >> edward fergus >> george ferguson j joseph ferguson joseph ferguson >> henry fernandez >> judy fernandez >> joseph ferguson >> henry fernandez >> judy fernandez >> julio ferna

. >> anthony: baba rashan abdul hakim, or pops baba as he's called, a grass roots bush doctor, healere the wood root in the morning and a bitter that night. i don't care what is wrong with you, you're going to show improvement. >> anthony: whatever ails, he's got a cure. wood root cure for the blood, the body, the nerves. koromantee, an intestinal cleanser, and traditional african manback. helps you get your manhood back, among other things. >> baba: it was about 1956 when i came to america. so i had to make it in the apartment in bronx river. and back then, when i'm boiling roots, the whole projects smell of these roots. they used to gibe them. "hey, what your father doing in there? what kind of hocus pocus in there doing?" you know what i mean? and i'd bottle it, then go in a car, and then i'd sell it in the bronx. never leave the bronx. it's the best place in america, my brother. nowhere like the bronx. >> anthony: afterwards, a person could use a drink. >> anthony: and if you're a jamaican person, you could use the everyday, go-to drink of back home. anytime of day or night, wray

abdul kareem. glenn travers sr.. philip travers. felicia trailer. dreams anthony. michael trinidad. william. michael tucker. lance richard. james turner. donald joseph. robert to me. and my uncle bernard, i hope to one day be able to say i positively impact as many people as you did. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father firefighter we miss you and your bigger than life personality. i hope we make you proud please continue to watch over us. god bless america. [applause] >> tyler. alan upton. santos ballantine. edward raymond. david vargas. santos vasquez. peter vegas. and anthony. david vera. joseph vincent. melissa of incident. maria. lynette. l fred anton. >> and firefighter joseph patrick henry it's been 17 years. >> and to my father the fact that you are no longer here it breaks my heart. and i never got to meet you or laugh or cry with you or smile with you. only god knows what i would do. thank you for reminding me i am not alone. everything was possible and i thank you for that. i love you so much daddy. [applause] courtney wilcox. benjamin walker. mitchell wallace. m

in sales are legal massachusetts as abdul i first, but by law, it cannot be sold of july 1,d -- as butnnot be sold until tested in a lab. >> the biggest heart is the life -- is the license to test it. before him be sold, it has to be tested. emily: now it can. the labn straus runs that has been testing marijuana since 2015. >> we have 13 or 14 clients in the medical marijuana space. flower,lients send concentrates, and edibles from their grow house for testing before selling to medical consumers that their dispensaries. we are probably testing six seed samples a day. we expect that to go crazy once recreational comes on board. i imagine we will triple or quadruple our samples, probably in the next year. science officer breanna cassidy oversees testing in the lab. testing takes between 48 and 72 hours. test marijuana is key to the business plan. one uses a petri dish to show harmful microorganisms. >> we get a snapshot of the dna, at whatmicroorganisms ratio are present on the cannabis on the shelf. emily: which technique works debate.s up for >> certainly september, the end of october,

serena williams of the world, who are following behind the ancestors of people like, you know, kareem abdul-jabbars around bringing context to these issues. but, you know, i think what's really going to happen now and i think nike was very digital in assessing this, is, there's a huge collusion case against the nfl, which colin kaepernick is fighting now. so there are a bunch of different factors that went into this decision. and colin kaepernick is going to reemerge, you know, as we've already said, as one of the main topics, in the sport's landscape. and i believe this is going to be a watershed moment, because you have athletes, you know, building schools. you have athletes doing such remarkable things and putting their money where their mouth is. >> i think i'm going to have to cut you off, because we're out of time, but i think they're continuing a tradition that kareem and the olympics '68 track stars and others did and they're bringing it to another level. and i think colin, certainly, has become the face of that. thank you, elena. thank you, alejandro. coming up, a new film that has guns a

been a fully functioning democracy in the mold if there was a thirty year dictatorship under maumoon abdul go you know in the opposition coalition they were. a complicated transition there was there was some time under my feet but he didn't have the time all the space or you know some of his partners the inclination to build that and now with we've. just term of up till ya means where there's been an assault on many many institutions and individuals and the media within the country and so we need to go right back to the start you know building those democratic institutions is going to take a lot of work and we're not in a place where we can just say ok this is a change of government now just just get it going again with the democracy that has not been built and it needs to be well to illustrate that point you mentioned in the she that is the country's first democratically elected president he tweeted then he writes congratulations to president elect you've done an extremely good service to not only to the people of the maldives but also to freedom loving people everywhere democracy is a hi

incidentally the in the discussions i've had with abdul-malik. is very conscious of the need to cater to cope with to respond to those requirements so it's you know like any other. nation process it's a combination of. punctual diplomacy and good empathetic mediation well lucky we have a united security council we don't see that. and that's a huge asset for me and for the parties are very. grateful to the leadership of the council for that happening. i still had a very long list. yeah everybody. i called three. little slips. not three months. ok so i'm looking on this side. thanks very much for giving us this press conference and hope they'll be more opportunities to talk to you during the process you said the seaside is impatient what about the other side and the impatient to. you said they were impatient and also could you say something about the conduct of the war i mean do you expect the fighting to stop or die down while these consultations going on is the data you know still a risk what about next thank you. i should clarify very quickly i

same time strike against ethnic separatists and terrorist opposition movements according to the law abdul him and iman doesn't buy the official chinese line from cush he fled china five years ago after what he says was repeated her arrest meant of her his activism and writings since then his wife was a restated and he hasn't heard from his five children his daughter is thought to be at this so-called bilingual school but a sign at the front gate tell students to speak only mandarin on campus. to show them that should obviously it's brutality it's even worse than being killed what the chinese government's doing is torture some analysts say china is repeating now widely condemned colonial practices of taking children against their will from their indigenous communities weavers here the education system as one of the primary threats to their future as a society is a weaker society and to their families to get there they made it describes an overwhelming sense of despair and i want to tell them i was so sorry for only. despair at being separated from the children she loves despair that the ne

mohammed abdul saleh him located there he has also been in the regular contact with u.s. diplomats who are pushing behind the scenes to ensure the peace process on the u.n. supervision is moving forward what about these reports of airstrikes and ever closer to home data what can we read from from reports of those. what we saw just last week was that the united states government spearheaded by secretary of state mike brown pale and certified the united arab emirates and saudi arabia are meeting. the required steps to ensure that civilian casualties are not increasing or and that they are being dealt with was a compromise most likely what the american congress was pushing and increasing pressure on the administration to ensure a political solution is moving forward for yemen and that message has also been received in dhabi and in riyadh so all the indications are clear the united states wants this war to end the united states is engaging with the leadership through the mediation and helping accelerate the u.n. peace process for yemen i suppose one of the big difficulties he

been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdul salam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate with all this fighting escalating and this critical situation the griffiths himself warned about the economy plummeting and the danger of more deaths not through fighting but through famine right there for everyone to see but then what does everyone do it is a very very dangerous situation. spain has decided to go ahead with the sale of four hundred laser guided bombs to saudi arabia reversing last week's decision to counsel the order the moves on get out of his suv say the weapons will be used in the killing of civilians in yemen the consolation of the deal led to concerns about spanish jobs and the future of the more lucrative contract supply warships will take buddhism friends committee on national legislation she's a stronger message an

it includes mohammed ali, kareem abdul-jabbar, it includes all of these major figures largely from the african-american community and tradition. it is not ethnically split anymore. i think the final thing is that it does not only principally oriented around piety. it also orients wrong contribution. so, it used to be that the first question that was asked when somebody claims of muslim identity was, do you pray five times a day? at least in somebody's mind. there are now multiple categories for how to express one's muslim identity, including, are you a civil rights lawyer helping mosques establish themselves? i will end with a quick story. my wife was a progressive muslim whose principal expression is not piety, although she is a civil rights attorney inspired by her muslim faith and she was asked by very conservative mosque foundation that did not give zoning in a chicago suburb because of religious discrimination. she was asked by a conservative foundation to defend them in court. so, here's a mosque that my wife would not pray. because the space for women's prayer so small. she prob

been talking to a delegation of who is the delegation that was meant to go to geneva led by mohammed abdul salam and he has said that some sort of dialogue will continue there is nothing substantive coming out of these talks publicly anyway whether or not he goes on to sign or is unclear but he is destined for riyadh and time is going by at a rapid rate with all this fighting escalating and this critical situation the griffiths himself warned about the economy plummeting and the danger of more deaths not through fighting but through farm in right there for everyone to see but then what does everyone do it is a very very dangerous situation. the u.n. humanitarian coordinator for syria's calling for all parties involved in the province to stop a still ities so that humanitarian aid can be delivered to the rebel held enclave he says nearly forty thousand people have flooded lives since the beginning of september. it is the most congested governorates in syria more than three million people living there about one point four million internally displaced. the situation in libya is really very di

and forces rooms in town of moved in further south into tripoli as well our correspondent mohammed abdul wahid went to one of tripoli's worst hit suburbs and sent us this. this is part of the rocket that killed the two little boys since the beginning of the clashes that broke out a week ago. many civilians were killed by ugandan rockets as the ministry of defense says and as the family members tell us here they're ok but it landed here and killed but there are two songs and you can also see you know there. remains of the explosion here on this wall the. whole. team that the market was the explosion was very strong that. was hard to watch here was also destroyed by the explosion. it is a state of panic among civilians especially with random rockets stray rockets landing in densely populated areas and it seems that the government of national court is not a strong enough to put an end to this conflict people here and so many people in tripoli. are blaming the government for not doing enough to stop this conflict i spoke to claudia cassini a little bit earlier a senior at libya analyst of th

people like kareem abdul-jabbar, jim brown, like athletes who were very racially conscious at the time, support them, as well. host: kathleen cleaver, less than a minute left, we started by asking dr. joseph where the civil rights movement was at the end of 1967 and beginning of 1968. where you think it was at the end of 1968 as 1969 dawned? guest: at a crossroads with many possible options. there were those who wanted to go back to africa, into community service, those who wanted to work in the community and said we should not be out here, we should be organizing strugglesng community , solving community issues, and i would say it was a panorama of possibilities at the end of the 1960's. all of which are still, in a way, some levels being part of our culture. host: kathleen cleaver is at emory university, school of law, senior lecturer and research fellow. dr. joseph's director for the study of race and democracy at the university of texas at austin. thank you, both, for your >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday mo

this is in cleveland ohio and you can see bill russell is on one end, then senator, later kareem abdul-jabbar and a lot of other football players in the back and the green bay packers and other cleveland browns but the guy who i like in this photograph is all the way to the left. you see carl stokes who is the only non-athlete. and the carl stokes two weeks from this photograph will declare his race for the mayor of cleveland. next is this guy named walter beach area walter was on the team with jim brown that one the championship in 1964. that shut down johnny unitas and his like 27 to nothing. he was the quarterback was the shutdown for end walter is still alive. and walter and i have probably talk 25, 30 times about all of this reedit when he was going through his life as an nfl player, he was from detroit and he met malcom x and went to his balance and bullet speech in detroit, the one that welisten to segments of he also will be , one of the last guys to see before the shooting starts so he's a very important guy. he's a wonderful human being and in fact, most of our conversations and wit

paraguay's new president mario abdul beneath his says the country is moving its israeli embassy back to tell of eve just months after the former president or asio catheters inaugurated a building in jerusalem with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. the us secretary of state mike pompei was in pakistan where he's been holding talks with the new prime minister imran khan pompei always also set to meet with the country's powerful military chief. ties between washington and islamabad have deteriorated in recent years. with. social media giants in the crosshairs so the trumpet ministration announces a probe over what it says is the intentional stifling free exchange of ideas that as top tech executives admit to lawmakers that they were not prepared for the russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election also on the program thousands of farmers protest in the indian capital they feel left alone by a government that prefers to boast about the country's strong economic growth and as japan is facing an aging population and a labor shortage in the care sector now robots ar

paraguay's new president mario abdul be needed says the country is moving its israeli embassy back to tell of eve just months after the former president or asio catechist inaugurated a building in jerusalem with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. well today the british prime minister said the evidence now confirms what she's suspected all along these two men accused of the poisoning earlier this year were russian military spies and they came to the u.k. to carry out a chemical weapons attack with the blessing of the kremlin but today the spokeswoman for the russian foreign ministry looked at these photos and told reporters does it mean anything to us i'm brig off in berlin this is the day. this was not operation only russia had the technical means it was almost certainly both a recruit a senior level of the russian state we believe the russian nationals are with traffic approaching.