addie, addie, addie but she didn't answer.e was winding the dickens up stairs. he said he came down to check and see what it was but when he begin to take the steps, the step had been blown away so he jumped down. he looked into the hole and i was just standing there and it was just awful. >> and you were only 12 years old. you know, i have to imagine that that trauma, you know, affected you emotionally, you know, losing your sister. even just witnessing, being the only witness to that bombing. how did that impact your life? >> yes. for a long time i was angry. i was angry when that happened because of the fact that my sister was killed and my friend was killed and i lost, you know, my right eye. and i went through life, i was in a nervous state. i was really afraid really to go back into a church. >> yeah. and how did you sort of grow past that to the point where you felt like you could write about what happened to you? >> well, one day i went to church and this pastor, he seen me. he called me out. he let me know what god ha

first, it was just addie. was standing across from me at the couch, and that's when cynthia, denise and carol came in the door, that's when the bomb went off — boom! it was the loudest sound i ever heard and it scared me so bad i called out, "jesus!" i felt a sting — stinging all over my body. glass came and hit my body — it was several pieces went in my eye. now that the little girls are buried in the soil of this sick city, it may be that the last real hope of achieving freedom in the land of the free has been buried with them. but it'sjust a possibility, too, that the bomb has blasted into white birmingham's conscience and that it could mean the end of the worst evils of segregation. they brought peace to a very evil town. their life was sacrificed for peace. when those girls died, they had to look at themselves then, really. why are we so prejudiced? why do they have so much hate? why would they put a bomb in the church? and after they'd seen the killing of these girls, i really believe that they began to

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the most crucially, our privacy in the fall of a 5 part series addie re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithm on jazz ah hello and barbara sarah london. these are the top stories on al jazeera. the taliban has unveiled a new interim government declaring if can install a new slamming em, or it's 3 weeks after seizing control of couple. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the us. led coalition and it's african allies. there are no women in the government, and the taliban hasn't said if it will eventually hold elections. charlotte bellis has more from couple. the television have announced an acting care take a government they have announced who will be in what position, starting with the amir or the supreme leader of afghanistan being and keep it till the arkansas who is the current leader of the taliban. they have named the people who will be in the acting defense and interior ministry positions. the acting defense minister will be molar mohammed who he is, the son of mine. he lives a

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the accusations of the grant being arrested based on smith city, including in the shipping capital, addis ababa fighting has continued unabated and has expanded to neighboring afar. and i'm, i'm having regions together with other pockets of into community violence, the conflict risks spilling over to the whole horn of africa to take great conflict . started last november after the government launched an offensive against the t p l. f. the group dominated, if you could, politics, were nearly 3 decades before being removed from power in 2018, 3 weeks into the war. if the government declared victory. but the fighting hasn't stopped the queue that the grand different courses. we took the regional capital medically and other major cities, but since then, pompey has spread to other parts of it. with accumulation, the t p less is killing and displacement civilian population. if you, attorney general has called the international community to recognize violations by the t p l f. if he's high time that the world wakes up to the reality that the t p, if he's the aggressor and not the victim. in this

addie kitchen is taylor's grandmother and raised him. taylor was wielding a bat inside walmart and experiencing a mental health crisis. he loved me and i loved him and he never stopped. letting me know that he loved me. and i never stopped letting him know how much i loved him. the officer who killed taylor resigned and was charged with involuntary manslaughter. he pleaded not guilty. kitchen, meanwhile, has become a leading voice among many in the call to change policing in san leandro. do you think quota for the funding? the police is. the appropriate direction to go. yes, i do. i don't believe more policemen are going to solve the problems if you take the money from law enforcement and put it back into the communities, i think that would be a step in the right direction. it depends on where you are and who you are on how to police deal with you. the city initially looked at cutting $700,000 from a police program that caters to the homeless population. but ultimately it agreed to cut three other positions. one lieutenant, a sergeant an

administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she ever times the al jazeera washington. let's take a closer look at the conflict n t gray, which is now and it's 11th month. the t great people's liberation front had dominated ethiopia, politics, but any 30 years until prime minister abbey ahmed came to power in 2018. last november, we ordered a military operation against the group, which had retreated, fatigue, re accusing it of attacking a federal military base and killing soldiers. since then, the conflicts have killed thousands of people and left nearly a 1000000 in famine like conditions. the un says more than 2000000 people have been displaced. now in june at the african union, launched an independent inquiry into the reports of human rights violations, eritrea and forces who are sent to t gray when the conflict 1st began. i've also been accused of rights abuses. ah, let's bring in our guest. joining us from a rooster intention is allow them locus. and if you open international lawyers in roby william

administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she ever times the al jazeera washington. it's the 2nd day of parliamentary elections in russia, but most opposition candidates are excluded from. the ballad citizens will elect members in the low house of rushes, parliament, known as state duma. but the election has already seen allegations of widespread fraud. a voter rights organisation recorded around 2000 and the procedure violations. sunday will be the 3rd and final day of the election. and ukraine plans to sanction those organizing and participating in the russian parliamentary elections. the government balance being collected in rebel held eastern ukraine and crimea, which was annexed by rushing 2014 women, 600000 people in ukraine. i eligible to vote after they were given russian passports in 20. 19 mexico is hosting the 6th regional summit of latin american and caribbean states. it aims to challenge us influence in the region. representatives of the 33 member alliance known as celtic meeting to discu

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administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she every time, see al jazeera washington. everything is our life in london much more and a had a quick kiss for lebanon's crisis. as the world health organization rushes in to profit crumbling medical systems. speeding ahead in the new space, race, chinese astronaut was returned to helping build a brand new base station. and pockets dom downtime security concerns from new zealand to also they cancel that cricket toll have those details coming up later with jam. ah so no sir. here's her weather forecasts for saturday, september 18th. most of the action will be around the eastern portion of the atria, see some intense thunderstorms here and we do have weather alerts in play for just how bad they may be. also a run of rain through central parts of ukraine. but next i want to take you around the mediterranean. we've got some exceptional heat here in athens at 37 degrees. so the next 3 days and where are high fridge temperature should be about 30 and we're going t

you join us on skype from addis ababa. samuel, your analysis of this, this executive order? it's, it's the threat of sanctions with no actual sanctions just yet is that threat going to be enough to make a difference? it really, america is still a powerful influence and he has invested since the beginning of the conflict begun to november. it has invest. that was over half a $1000000000.00 in terms of the conflicts providing aid and basic support to all the, the millions of victims we've been seeing from a distance. and that's a great region. there is also the issue of trade. ethiopia has benefited from a trade agreement that was signed by george w bush in 2000, 2000 in 2000 and cor, saying that countries like if you guys should benefit from duty pre privileges. and there was a peer that would be withdrawn and how much of your success in the past has been in terms of trade. its industrial parks occupied by america not multinational benefit from this tax benefit. those that introduced 2 decades ago. and there was a fear that would be withdrawn, but that did not happen. and the

administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she, every time see al jazeera washington guineas military leaders say they will not yield to pressure from echo was to allow the post president of a con day to leave the country a delegation of the west african economic door caves in guinea and met the military leaders on friday, the plot because already imposed sanctions and demanded elections be held within 6 months of the dream sent this update from connor tree echoes lead a hope that the functions targeted of the military and their families, as well as the pressure to quickly handle power in 5th, one will force the military to continue. among those confessions they want to see is the quick release of the 4th president for connery who's been in the custody of the military since he was divorced about 2 weeks ago. now one, launching donald in the capital is going to create the cool lead mama, the way i said before the deadline, but much it was the deadline by the gideon. people, you said the country cannot b

the pension of addie which is walled off by mountains held off both soviet occupation and the previous tolerable government in the 1990 s. national resistance front made up of malicious and form, ask and security force. members say it pushed back the tyler bonds, attempts taking the territory. another news syrian government forces have, shall be southern rebel held enclave of good and bad injuring civilians. that's after 3 days sci fi, which so russian military, much military patrol, the rebel stronghold. but people in that i say the government did not allow aid in and accused president bashar said, forces of trying to take control of the area. the saudi led coalition fighting the hootie rebels in yemen, says it has intercepted 3 missile attacks. they targeted the men in the oil, which eastern region of saudi arabia, as well as jazz and nat geo, on a close to the border with yemen in the south. a still head on edge, is it a brazil's worth strapped in nearly a century? leaf rest was drive the goblin warning. it may start rationing energy, lebanon turns to syria for desperately needed en

administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she, every time see al jazeera washington, ethiopia, as prime minister ahmed, has written an open letter to president biden in response to the threatened sanctions. part of it reads, unfortunately, while the entire world has turned its eyes onto ethiopia and the government for all the wrong reasons, it's failed to openly and sternly reprimand the terrorist group in the same manner that has been chastising my government. while leaders of the to grey rebels who welcomed us, move in a tweets and advisor to the t p l. f. describe the threat to impose new sanctions as a long over due move against all those who made it bare vocation to kill children and innocent people. and once a textbook, example of genocide in a 2nd tweet, the advisor also said to great, will continue to cooperate with the u. s. by agreeing to an independent investigation into allegations of any possible wrong doing get a military leaders say that they will not bow to international pressure to le

administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she ever times, the al jazeera washington to guy rebels in ethiopia have welcomed us, tried to impose new sanctions on e. c. o, p and era trap and a tweet advisor to the to guy and leadership described us plans as a long over due move against all those who made it that vocation to kill children and innocent people. and what is a textbook example of genocide and a 2nd tweet. the adviser also said that the guy will continue to cooperate with the u. s. by agreeing to an independent investigation into allegations of any possible wrong doing guineas, military leaders say that they will not bound to international pressure to let detained president alpha condi flight into exile. the west african regional block echo was expelled guinea african day was overthrown during a military takeover. earlier this month, the presidents of ivory coast and gonna ask the con days release during a one day trip to connor cree on friday. the block has already imposed sanctions. and dem

let's speak through what time you get to choose an addis ababa. he's a lead dependent journalist. good to have with us again, samuel, what is it that these un officials are alleged to have done? they are being accused by the children government involving the folks in the income, not internal issue of the country. and some of them, again, accused of doing things that the government terms or sees us being in legal or unbecoming, or un notation. and that's why they are being expelled and have been told to leave the country within 72 hours city. this of course, comes off for humanitarian chief, criticize the therapy and government. what do we do make of that? well, you know, the us agencies and the government side. they have been seeing i to, and i, they've been accusing each other of different allegations going back and forth. but i mean, the job site has been saying that they're all open to send the aid for assisting the un sending for be able to deliver a to, to grace the us has been accusing the children side of, you know, preventing them from delivering aid. so the allegation bet

in the 4th of a 5 part series addie re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithm on jazz. ah, this is al jazeera. ah. so i'm fully back. this is a news. our line from our headquarters is coming up in the next 60 minutes. the taliban says it's gained full control of afghanistan. last hold out from resistance fighters. the military june in guinea bound government officials from leaving the country a day after the opposing president candy in. also the fowler israel launches a major mannheim doctor group 6 investigate from high security prison. and we meet from man hoping to take germany in a new direction. one, i'm going to merkel and is 4 feet looking into the suspension of brazil woke up, qualify with argentina. the match recalled this before kick off. 1000000000 health officials claim that some of our contina says, broke colbert 19 quantity and rule me thank you for joining us. we begin in afghanistan, where the leader of the resistance movement in pan g valley is calling for a national uprising. earlier the taliban set it to full control o

administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she, every time see al jazeera washington. denise military rule is say they want out of pressure from the west, african lines eco, us over demons. to let president of a condo, a leave the country. it's been detained since the army of the through his government, and a coo earlier this month. in co athlete is a carney in guineas capital, conic cree pushing for a time to civilian rule. i might interest reports now from conic re record lead a hope that the functions targeted of the military and their families, as well as the pressure to quickly handle power in 6 months will force the military gear to continue. among those confessions they want to see is a quick release of support president and for connery who's been in the custody of the military since he was divorced about 2 weeks ago. now, one launching dialogue in the capital is going to be cool. lead monday we said before the deadline, but that was the deadline by the gideon people. he said the country cannot

administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she ever times the al jazeera washington still ahead on al jazeera bowing to kremlin pressure. tech giants remove a tactical voting, which favors the russian opposition. and we meet the experts rushing to save the world right in coral reef before it's too late. i use i again, here's her headlines for the americas, starting into a sophie on 34 to greece. i want to show you the 3 day forecast here because it's cloudy on saturday. but once we get into the sun on sunday, we'll crank your temperature up to 38, even warm are still 39 degrees on monday, the south end of south america, we've got our storms through the amazon basin, a wet day for my house, with a high of 34 degrees, also wet across parts of central america, say pretty much from the gulf of mexico rate through to mexico's pacific coast, affecting acapulco u. s. gulf states. ok, we still need the umbrellas here because we've got this wave of moisture moving across some heavier falls can be found through

government says it�*s sent a convoy of aid trucks into the region. joining us now is our correspondent in addisit to verify those fi . ures? , ' . , figures? it is difficult. there is no way for _ figures? it is difficult. there is no way for us _ figures? it is difficult. there is no way for us to _ figures? it is difficult. there is| no way for us to independently verify if those numbers are right and whether they happen. what we know is there has been intense fighting on a number of fronts, particularly since the expansion of this conflict other regions. the people�*s liberation fronts that is controlling that region, they are also saying they have killed thousands of ethiopian soldiers. it seems that the claims are coming from both sides. one thing that these claims tell us is that this fierce fighting is still raging with dire and tragic consequences. the united nations saying that ethiopia is blocking aids. is it, why would it be doing that?— is blocking aids. is it, why would it be doing that? that has been the accusation most _ it be doing that? that has been the accusation most recentl

. >> addie weaver talk about this in the break.way. >> i had friends that did that and i never touched that stuff growing up. >> i was not implying anything. >> i heard stories. no, it was like russian roulette. it does start in china. china is a police state. they know where these drugs are being manufactured. and they know deportes in mexico that they are landing in. i mean, the cartels, it up -- cook it up. that joke point is china. if you have 100,000 americans dying from federal, that is drug warfare. you can add that to third almost 700,000 americans who have died from covid-19. that is germ warfare. accidental, sloppy labs, still the same results. joe biden needs to take it more seriously because someone who has a son, hunter, it was a major drug problem, you would think this would be something close to his heart. you don't hear about it from joe biden, do you? >> has definitely talked about this issue. we can certainly all be -- because at that china park, what would you recommend the administration? and this is a great thi

for more, we bring into this conversation million belay in addis ababa, ethiopia, the general coordinator alliance for food sovereignty in africa. also with us is shalmali guttal, executive director of focus on the global south. still with us in austin, texas, rush patel, author of "stuffed and starved: the hidden battle for the world's food system." nermeen: million belay, could you give us more background on the record of the alliance for green revolution infrica, which agnes is the head, and why you think she was appointed the u in special envoy for the feed summit? >> you very much for giving me this opportunity. thank you for the lovely music. i like to focus on the institution rather than the individual. maybe they selected her because she is a woman, a black woman, an african woman as a form of representing a global agenda. maybe -- the alliance for a green revolution in africa has 13 board members. eight of them are from outside africa. it is registered in the u.s. the foundation -- at the border. this is an si control institution. and it shows -- it is that because discussion is

four young black girls, denise mcnair, carol robertson, addie may coal incidence, and cynthia wesley, were injured in the domestic terror attack by klan members furious over gains in civil rights by black americans. the bombings sparked riots where two more black teenagers died. it helped galvanize the civil rights movement. it took more than a decade for one of the bombers to be brought to justice in 1977. 20 years later former senator doug jones brought charges against two more of the cland klansmen. the last bomber died in prison in the summer of last year. the past isn't really past. there are millions of americans who can remember when black and white citizens were legally segregated, when black americans faced every conceivable obstacle to voting. now nearly 60 years later voter suppression is resurgent in gop states across this country, resting on a foundation of racist lies about voting in blue cities. we saw where those lies can lead, when hundreds of rioters attacked the capitol to steal an election that was lost fair and square. on this anniversary let's remember how hard p

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their banner reads "the first blood for america, for american independence was spilled by christmas addis. "i can't say his name today. reminding that they have been militarily part of defending this country at every turn. and so, how can we continue to have laws that limit their citizenship rights, laws that limit where they can go to school, who they can marry, how much they can earn, etc.? it's fundamentally not independence. so, for much of the world, europeans in particular, this political cartoon, i think, really captures it. here's uncle sam selling stuff and europe has a very long shopping list and basically they're asking how is my credit? how much can i borrow from you to keep fighting? so, if you were to ask a german, a british person what are the americans doing in 1914? they would say fattening their pockets. and do not ever forget that the fattening of those pockets comes at the cost of european lives. that american greed and their willingness, in particular, to sell to anyone, could ultimately result in the collapse of european empires, more so than europeans killing themse

on monday, a woman named addie testified that she was raped by r. kelly in a dressing room when he invited her backstage after a show. she was just 17 at the time. meanwhile, the first male accuser to testify said kelly offered to help him with his musical career in exchange for sexual favors when he was 17. the biden administration announced it was creating a new office of climate change and health equity, which will deal with the health impacts of the climate crisis and its disproportionate effects on poor communities. assistant health secretary rachel levine laid out the office's main goals as building community resilience, reducing carbon emissions in healthcare, and recovery and infrastructure funding. and a group of democratic lawmakers, including congressmembers alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida tlaib, and ayanna pressley, are calling on president biden to replace federal reserve chair jerome powell for neglecting to take on the climate crisis and weakening financial regulations. earlier this year, 350.org joined other climate groups to deman

four young black girls, denise mcnair, carol robertson, addie may collins, and synthcynthia w were killedd that day in the domestic terror attack by klan members furious over gains in civil rights for black americans. the bombing sparked riots where two more black teenagers died. it helped to galvanize the ongoing civil rights movement. even though suspects emerged in 1965 it took more than a decade for even one of the bombers to be brought to justice in 1977. it was more than 20 years later that then u.s. attorney and former senator doug jones brought charges against two more of the klansmen. they were convicted in 2001 and 2002. the last bomber dying in prison just in the summer of last year. the past isn't really past. there are millions of americans who can still remember when black and white citizens were legally segregated, a time when black americans faced every conceivable obstacle to voting. now, nearly 60 years later, voter suppression is resurgent in gop-led states across this country. the big lie rests on a foundation of racist lies about black voting in blue cities. and we sa