but say they had, say they had been able to make his way to albany and howe was able to get up to albany as well, well, number 1, yeah, maybe they could have done that but they never could have held the ground. i don't think they ever could have all the fortifications they would have need to accomplish up and down the hudson river corridor no matter how much support they had. and hamilton, i think, he wrote this great letter in the late spring of 1777 and he was -- i'm thinking he was probably simply repeating in this letter what washington was thinking and they said the letter was to one to have assemblies in -- in new england. i can't remember -- i think it was connecticut assembly but he was basically telling them, hey, don't worry, even if they do this, they're never going to be able to hold onto that territory. it was -- it was -- it would take an immense army to be able to hold onto that territory. i think he's exactly right. i don't think there's any way that the british had combat power to be able to link up their armies in albany, conductl follow-on military operations to the ea

plan of union which i had addressed at an albany other words, i think it was 1754 i first brought that up that would -- would unite the colonies not in one organic way, but unite the colonies in matters of defense and trade and such. a loose confederation, if you will, based on the iroquois confederation. i think you know of the incident, mr. jefferson, where one of the iroquois chiefs in trying to put the confederation together made a very visual illustration of the benefits of that. he took a stick and showed how he could just break that stick. then he tied six sticks together and showed that he could not break them and he said this will be the strength of our confederation. i certainly felt like -- i felt from very early on that i was a british citizen, i was proud of that, but i was not an english man. i was a british north american and that was a very special -- i called us a rising people. i thought that -- and i predicted population growth for the american colonies and i believe that it kept being very accurate and i thought that we would be the center of the british empire even

the lead belonging to the mancuso family journalist, mckinley, albany, there has been writing for many years about the criminal dealings and get to the far reaching tentacles of the mafia. clans, she too has a pair of body guards constantly at his side. ever since it emerged that the mafia wanted to kill him. but just go on. our own dystrophy. on the s, francesco mancuso had 11 children who in turn, who have 6 or 7 children of their own business. they are all engaged in lucrative activities, like cocaine trafficking, a lot of stuff they were authorized by the drug. get to import cocaine from south america. that's how the mancuso won the support of the leading and drug families and moved into the elite leadership on their influences, spread to the whole of italy, ends the entire world for the responses to prevail. in a month, he lived under armed guard for 7 years. his work as a journalist, severely limited, and no one knows when things will change legally mile you never get used to the loss of your freedom without driving a car is part of your freedom of going for a walk alone. the thi

profiteering and then money laundering and reinvesting money invest him in to the jewish mckayla, albany has watched the rise of various mafia families over many decades. the more successful ones quickly invested their profits from criminal activities in legal businesses. a lot of, well, a lack of concern that quarry over them made the mancuso clan what it is today. then from there, the family supplied construction materials on a grand scale to build the port of julia tower over the market. it was lucrative and at the same time did a huge favor for the drug who controlled the building of the course of the 3rd party. the power and wealth of many of that and get to families increased rapidly. they not only profited from the construction work, they also placed their own people at the port, the largest container terminal in italy, that allowed them to build up a far bigger business smuggling cocaine from latin america. in pudding vast amounts of cocaine into territory under their own control, soon they didn't get far more powerful than the cars are not in neighboring sicily . but only these

but in albany a, the government has plans to dammit for hydro electric power. a europe wide movement is pressing the been in government to declare the river and its tributaries a national park. because this it says, is an unparalleled cradle of bio diversity. there's absolutely no systematic research been done so far, so we don't even know about the huge amount of by diversity. what we know so far is amazing. you know, scientists, few years ago assess the river in one place only for 4 days. and they found 40 species new to albania, and to species new to science. the conservation of movement, recently one albania, is 1st major environmental legal victory. the government plan some 40 dams along the v alsa and its tributaries. the 1st was to be built here at cali, much flooding the valley behind me. but last september, the government canceled it on environmental grounds. the consortium building the dam appealed, and in early june it lost the cold case. that ruling means a cascading system of dams down river also cannot be built at the farming village of port gym.

and eastern man law could cause a massive loss of life beyond anything since the military power and albany as parliament overwhelm the votes. impeach president of allegations of violating the constitution. i'm found almost not have all the fort brazil get a vital when i woke up qualifying and confirmed, participate in the upcoming corporate america despite fears of a boy called ah. 7 ah, me now you as president joe biden is heading to the u. k. as part of his 1st official trip abroad, the 10 day trip to europe will take in nature and g 7 summit, as well as talks with russia is about to be imprisoned in switzerland. as alan fisher of what's now from the white house. it's a chance for biden to show other world leaders that the u. s. values. it's partners and allies, after full rocky years under donald trump. joe biden firstborn surface president marks and you phase in the corona virus pandemic. and us relations with the rest of the world. after a series of virtual meetings, the heads of the leading 7 global economies will meet face to face in the u. k. at this time, there will be a us presid

we hope the effect of view of upon albany will be to wipe out corruption, set some rules, and protect people who invest the. but bus has such faith in this vision he's handing over his life's work to his 2 daughters repair, treating one of them from britain. and he's helping to keep other young workers here. but it's the faith that is going against current trends. over the past decade, almost half a 1000000 albanians have emigrated for work, education and health care. that's 14 percent of the population. and what are 3 decades ago emigrants were manual labors. now they include educated professionals who could be strengthening the middle class and helping to build a new economy. you're not a 100 is a final year medical student who could have gone abroad to study and regret staying . now she plans to leave. i want to work towards myself and becoming to, to grow into something bigger. you know, i cannot do that. and that's the worst thing that old be over now. i'm not over such a beautiful country, but people in all i do the stop you from becoming a better person. like more professional

at the time it was part of serbia, though more than 80 percent of its population were cross the albany and they wanted independence. but for milosevic, kosovo belong to serbia. the in the mid 19 ninety's, kosovo, albanians formed the kosovo liberation army. in response, milosevic increased his troops and the region in 1998, the war in kosovo began. i remember the rolls of tanks entering the town house is just really shaking and especially knowing what was happening in other parts of exploring. my family must really been so worried of where things were going to leave. that to me was very difficult to think that something like that could happen to my family. you sort of see it happening and you see that it's possible, but you think that's just something like that that happened to my phone is just impossible. the initially like cover was refugees coming in to see a huge number of refugees of the wounded that they've been shot by the serbs, women, and children. people who are deeply too frightened, the middle of a surprise. what makes it worse to my mind was i to be warning that this was g

meanwhile in albany, 150 miles away, the tension was thought.f regions were siege with messages decided to study the matter. it viewed the film and made a decision. the license for the miracle was revoked. but the struggle was not over. the distributors of ways of lev were determined to fight the issue through the courts. the spotlight shifted to the office of from london attorney. >> now it is up to us. the press will have to work on a number of issues. in my mind, the most hopeful and promising issue is the broadest one. that is the one that the entire system of the state censorship and freedom of communication guaranteed by the constitution. >> censorship, licensing, struggles over these matters are not new. in the days of henry the eighth, england established a licensing system for a printed matter. later, strict procedures were adopted. before anything can be published, it had to have official approval. and permit tour. for any stage performance, a license was required. all this was not without protest. i'm john milton made a strong attack

eventually, that have been in 1754, in a thing called the albany congress, it is going to become the world's first global war. suck in the two great powers come in the two greatest powers and other european powers get involved in this war, which we call the french and indian war, it has been involved on multiple oceans, multiple continents in the new world and the old world simultaneously, it's going to culminate in a mass of redrawing of the global map and it will move from the french into the british and no conflict in world history before, new and old, multiple oceanic struggle, it is the first world war and at the same time it is generating that world war, a world conversation because they can move trips more quickly than ever and in both of them are being bred in philadelphia and you're beginning to have a genuine world conversation about constitutional first principles like what should be the rules for the empire. in britain having one candidate as well for this really expensive or they are going to start imposing taxes and that includes paying for that paying for that war and

profiteering and then money laundering and re investing money investing in to the jewish mikaela albany, has watched the rise of various mafia families over many decades. the more successful ones quickly invested their profits from criminal activities in legal businesses. as well as a lack of concern quarry over there, made the men crew so clean what it is today. then from there, the family supplied construction materials on a grand scale to build the port of julia tower over the market. it was lucrative and at the same time did a huge favor for the drug who controlled the building of the ports, partly power and wealth of many of that and get their families increased rapidly. they not only profited from the construction work, they also placed their own people at the port, which the largest container terminal in italy that allowed them to build up a bigger business smuggling cocaine from latin america. in putting vast amounts of cocaine into territory under their own control, soon made and get far more powerful than the cars are enough in neighboring sicily . but only now they use not on

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i thought i lived in albany new monday to come down there now, but he called him over to him of the asked him and i thought i'd love it. no, i would be a little bit late then fig. solisco nisha, the stuff that the family stuff at the bought the i knew that i got that as you know, did you do my you believe that the people in. mm mm mm mm mm. i history is forgotten. pero yet in spain state him post them easier was enshrined in law. diminishing the plight of countless victims of franco's 36 year dictatorship. with a group of survivors has launched an international law suit hoping to bring those accountable to justice and force the country to acknowledge its fascist passed the silence of others. weakness on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, something was going to change. has anything really changed? this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier and know what to say. so we are all say we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be, the devil is always going to be in the details. the bottom line, when i was just ther

these thunderstorms will start by syracuse and albany and shift southward.y should reach new york city later on this evening. for today's forecast, it's still hot in the west. not like it was. yesterday, the 80s in seattle and portland. still in areas like boise, but we're getting back to normal. as you look at the thursday forecast. much cooler in the northeast, kasie. it's going to be a soggy day in the north east, too. and we'll talk more about the holiday forecast coming up tomorrow. >> all right. i hope everybody can stay cool and safe out there. bill karins, thank you very much, my friend. see you tomorrow. still ahead here, we've got new questions about whether coronavirus mask mandates might be necessary again, even for those vaccinated because of concerns over the delta variant. we'll be back in just a moment. the instant air purifier removes 99.9% of the virus that causes covid-19 from treated air. so you can breathe easier, knowing that you and your family have added protection. ♪ ♪ people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes knowiare waking upn

i thought i lived in albany and you monday to combat the navic. he called him over to him sure. of the asked him and i thought i'd love it. no, i would be a little bit late then big so they don't need any i stuff that the family stuff was the i knew that i got a nice that you know, did you do might not be really bad. i that people, people in the i the i me, me, me, i the 300 years of danish colonization and international interest in the island refill. 10th grade. a younger generation emerging determined and nephew has been in meetings that i need to be on faith as jude and politician as they tackle a job, issues with that powerful to fight for greenland, a witness documentary on al serra the native means as it breaks from a violent relationship in many parts of the country becoming increasingly real with detail coverage conditions aren't really clean at all. here. local administrators said that they've detected several cases of cholera. from around the world, a couple of 100 migrant children have been found places on the mainland to alleviate pressure in the air to a city define

, harrisburg this is a slight risk, there's even a chance for isolated tornados from the albany area,res we'll have to watch that choicely that will bring an end to this epic heat wave we've been watching and dealing with. it will be hot just like it was today. but, if you want one stat that really just blew me away in this whole pacific northwest thing, this was the largest differential from the all-time record we've ever seen so in other words, we have all these climate sites around the country. portland broke their previous all-time record by eight degrees. we've never seen that before in our country's history. that's how off the chart it is has been in the northwest. >> thanks so much, bill karins >>> you've heard of plant-based meat, right? how about seafood? don't fire up the grill just yet. it turns out replicating what's under the sea, easier said than done >>> and serena williams leaves wimbledon's courts in tears.mblt the center court slip raising questions about the surface. >>> and one of the people who lived near the collapsed building in florida, what are they being told

what's the we have traffic collision this time out in albany. eastbound. >> at buchanan street. you can see it slowing things down as you're traveling crockett down to the maze. it will take about 30 minutes to make that trip. also southbound 6.80 it's boulevard. tome nolan other traffic collision. there. not really slowing things down along 6.80 in the sun. great heading into the city recovering from an earlier trtffic collision. some a little under 17 minutes to get to that fremont street exit and we leave you with a look. the san mateo bridge looks like traffic is building here. 16 as you head across towards the peninsula will stay on top of that we'll have more daryn, we'll back to you. >> 7.31 and it was a trip that was supposed to feature rowing, but it ended with a helicopter ride for a bay area man. the to hawaii. >> his way, which is by kayak. he left and then he got yes, the little bit. they're this close. >> which is not very 44 year-old serial devereaux took off from san francisco on may 31st any made it 6 days and 70 miles away from santa cruz before he had to be re

i'm at the albany, haile behavior. things were bad during the peak of the war. the right now the economy has never been worse. nearly 90 percent of syrians live below the poverty line, their currency, the pound is that its lowest ever level against the dollar, making everything expensive. costs are under janet and show from the phone. as of last, there are shortages of fuel food. some places only have electricity for a few hours a day out to not a covered 19 epidemic that no one knows the real scale of, even without the conflict being at a high level. they're still aren't services deficient enough for people to have jobs and send their kids to school and receive adequate health care. okay, so where is the war at right now? these days the government has control of about 2 thirds of the country, but they are still fighting for parts of the north, where all kinds of groups are still hanging on. some syrian rebels are in one part where turkeys basically and control. and then there's a lip, the last opposition stronghold. ah, it's a complicated place. syrian rebels a

profiteering and then money laundering and reinvesting money, invest him in to the jewish mikaela, albany has watched the rise of various mafia families over many decades. the more successful ones quickly invested their profits from criminal activities in legal businesses. well, a lack of concern that quarry over there made the men couso class. what it is today . veterans in the family supplied construction materials on a grand scale to build the port of julia tower over the market. it was lucrative and at the same time did a huge favor for the drug who controlled the building of the porter partridge power and wealth of men in there and get to families increased rapidly. they not only profited from the construction work, they also placed their own people at the port, the largest container terminal in italy, that allowed them to build up a phone bigger business smuggling cocaine from latin america. in pudding vast amounts of cocaine into territory under their own control, soon made and didn't get far more powerful than the cars, enough in neighboring sicily. but only these are now they use

if we can get over to the map systems albany issue there behind where it says berkeley a disabled vehicle i-80, no major concern there. zooming toward the tri-valley, 84 cleared from the construction and 84 has cleared from that major slowing we saw at vallecitos, narrowed toward sunol, from the early burst we see, traffic feeding in out of the altamont so the build starts about now. as we talked about 280 just about clear from the earlier slowing we had through the construction zone through los altos hills and using transit through the south bay just like yesterday no lightrail service, that continues from last week but no bus bridge either, call this number on the red section on the screen there if you have any questions, vta will handle that. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 5:19 right now. remembering firefighter killed in his firehouse, a community gathers to pay tribute to a man shot to death. coming up, what we're learning about the violent incident and an update on the other first responders seriously injured in that shooting. >>> first, "nbc bay area responds." >> you jus

that accompanied each beating for albany when you have children put in an electric chair for entertainment or for punishment was or crimes against humanity and yet different things. and i've heard of other guys have an electric current in the brought us into place a little depressing where most of the meetings went on a and we went in or went on a time and got a good shack and with letters, leather strap they, they are we was afraid of it, but everybody knew they were going to get it sooner or later. i just remember them crying a lot of crying in this place. lot of tears and yet we find out it was like thousands upon thousands of children that were being abused. despite the beatings in the ferocity of some of the beatings, we still define the authority to run away. the voice lighthouse over 60 boys displayed the summer. usually are lonely beyond despair. from within we each had our own battles to fight. we were lost, lonely, scared and confused. where the biggest battle was to keep lar, secret, or laser shrouded in secrecy. no one could know. we all collect the new kids are being raped and

i was want to shoot adams to me and my mom and my sister call for albany in arrange to things are going to help you on the apartment of children and families. it sounds like what you're saying that for as bad as the abuse was nothing compared to what dcf. nothing. carmen's punishment was that he spent 21 minutes in jail. and you've lost your kid . how do you go for being a mom to not being a mom? i mean in this, to, to the fault lines he traveled to florida to investigate an agency did a record of blaming domestic violence victims for their abuse and then taking away their children. ah, the me, for months i've been speaking to women across the state of florida, who tell me that despite its intention to protect children, the florida department of children and families is causing more harm than last year . the agency separated more than 3000 children because of domestic violence. in april, i met a group of women who gathered at the state capital to protest dcf. the sign over here to prevent child abuse the job because they're the ones that are causing if you just come into your house with

backed independence in a referendum in catalonia, but turnout was only 43% and the spanish because albanythis vote was illegal. nonetheless on the 27th of october, the catalan government declared independence. this led to spain imposing direct rule of colonial, something that had never happened before. the leader of the catalan government, this man, fled spain for brussels. in fact, he is still there and was never sentenced because he was not there and cannot be pardoned. other leaders were arrested and sentenced to between nine and 13 years. that was in 2019. now they have been parted. here is the prime minister -- pardoned. here is the prime minister of spain shortly after the pardons were announced. >> i want to stand in front of the spanish people to explain the cabinet has agreed to parting the nine catalan leaders who remain in prison. it concluded with the sentencing of the supreme court, which we are not questioning. after that, several people and institutions asked for the pardons, which we have to decide whether to grant or not. ross: part of the reason mr. sanchez is defending

will conduct a review to identify security risks associated with aps, owned by foreign companies. albany as part of it has voted 104 votes to 7, to impeach president eelie or mater for interfering and part of entry elections and violating the constitution. a spokesman for mate, i called the decision unconstitutional. vote has to be approved by the constitutional court. the former volkswagen ceo martin ventercore and 3 other former executives have agreed to pay the company a total of $288000000.00 euros money as compensation for their failure to promptly deal with the scandal over diesel engines rig to cheat on emissions test. so called diesel gate has caused volkswagen more than 30000000000. the burly now is back. but with a twist, this year's film festival in berlin will be an open air celebration. everything is set for a summer special that will feature outdoor public readings of more than $100.00 films from the burly. now the selections, the films will be shown in 16 opener cinemas throughout the city. the burly knowledge of central location will be especially created open air cinema

it comes from all albany. it comes from bail reform.lease of thousands of prisoners from rikers island. it comes from parole boards that release cop killers and child killers onto our streets. and to add insult to injury, we've got a report, it's on the front page of the new york post today, it's a report -- it was -- data come wild by nbc york, that hundreds of rioters busted last year in the protests and the rioting have been -- have had their charges dropped, in the bronx which saw buildings, mass lootings and buildings on fire, more than 60% of arrestees have had their charges dropped. this is disgraceful. and it's dangerous. i just want to get, congressman, your reaction to this. but it sends the message, again, these are liberals that coddle criminals and they turn their backs on victims and i mean business owners. they're treated -- the victims and the business owners that were robbed, they're treated like garbage. >> absolutely. it's a disgrace. it's disgusting that there's no punishment for these crimes. people, small business

the le, belonging to the men, to sell family, journalist, mckayla, albany. there has been writing for many years about the criminal dealings of them and get to the far reaching tentacles of mafia. clangs he too has a pair of body guards constantly at his side. ever since it emerged that the mafia wanted to kill him, just go and course i was told that you really on the s, francesco mancuso, had 11 children who in turn all had 6 or 7 children of their own. they are all engaged in a lucrative activities like cocaine trafficking, a lot of stuff they were authorized by the drug, get to import cocaine from south america. that's how the mancuso won the support of the leading and drug get to families and moved into the elite leadership on the said air influences spread to the whole of italy and the entire world. for the responses to pay valiant mondor, he lived under armed guard for 7 years. his work as a journalist, severely limited, and no one knows when things were changed. to him i l. you never get used to the loss of your freedom without a lot of driving a car.

coming up, russia is condemned to banning political groups linked to the opposition leader election of albany for the court. classifying them as extremist. el salvador becomes the 1st country in the world to make bitcoin a legal and valid form of payment for everyday use. and the u. s. revokes the ban on tick tock and we chat dropping. donald trump's order outlawing the chinese and apps. ah yes, president joe biden has arrived in the u. k to begin his 1st overseas trip of his turn. a visit he says is about america rallying the world democracies. the day visit to europe will take in g 7, a nature so much as well as talks with the russian president vladimir putin in switzerland. it's a chance for biden to show other world leaders that the u. s. values its partners with allies after 4 turbulent years under donald trump. allen fisher reports from washington, d. c. 8, a 3 countries. for summit, your bite has a busy agenda for his 1st trip as us president a trip which will mark and you faith in the crew and a virus pandemic. and us relations with the rest of the world. ah, landing at any for space

albany to boston, watch for that. the west coast broke the long street for portland and seattle, but it just moves inland to the northern rockies. linsey? >> unprecedented heat and it's not even july yet. ginger, thank you. >>> next tonight, new developments in the deadly condo collapse in surfside, florida, as families are still awaiting word. tonight, c news confirming a letter was sent to residents back in april warning that the damage to the building had gotten significantly worse. one again today there were difficult can dif conditions for the search, including more heavy rain. falling debris put some areas off-limits. a caravan of dump trucks escorted by police taking debris to is a warehouse for examination. and tonight, we're hearing from residents, including a survivor who miraculously made it out and she says she had been reporting issues with the building for years. abc's victor oquendo in surfside for us again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the dangerous and desperate search, combing through millions of po

waterfront or you know, the temp to take some of the pressure off a little i de luca jetty, isaac albany to print 2 minutes to get to work by boat. that saved him 3 hours. if you were to take a bus on a normal day alper 30, what's that way? you really got everybody's on the road. everybody's done. you know, so we living above the core, do some what you are privileged to be the despite the increasing number, taking boat, the gridlock on lagos, roads continue to defy solutions, lego stuff. it was so many stuck in traffic nigeria as 1st traffic radio station, tries to lighten the mood and provide regular updates on congestion. was staff receiving information from offices on the roads. when you give us information on august 14th for me, sean, our job is to go so really house to be forgiving. the power reduce that is also interactivity as drivers and commuters calling to report incident. businesses in the city continue to count losses and labor hours and revenue and with the population growing that our years nigeria commercial capital may soon reach breaking point. decreased. i'll just say th

also, what albany has learned from its initial coven, 19 response, and the challenges that health care system faces. plus your sports news in this form, a us open champion, put himself in a promising position to win this year. times all the action from california coming up later with ah ah, on can you say that a city defined by military occupation there's never been an arab state. he would.

and so far left the embargo firmly in place at the gallic or i'll just 0 miami, florida, parts of albany. i still rebuilding 18 months out of a devastating earthquake. 51 people were killed as john set up in those reports from, from on and not everyone is happy with the rebuilding effort. so no data can use house is at risk of collapsing. the unstable roof seems ready to cave in, but she, her 2 children and 5 grandchildren have nowhere else to go. for now, they've been given monetary systems some, some were very happy. we've had help with groceries and i get $150.00 a month to shop. but the main reason she's happy is that the l damien government is giving her family an apartment in these new developments in some manner about 30 kilometers north of the capital. tarana. 5 buildings collapsed to what a powerful earthquake struck out dania in 2019 killing. 2 dozen people in savannah alone. but anyone who lost the house will receive a new one for free, and the government is paying their rent. in the meantime, part of a dynamic response to turn adversity to advantage. in the port of judas, the

and albany, as parliament has voted to impeach president matter, and follows an investigation that concluded he should be removed for violating the constitution. the president's role is considered a political. the method has regularly clashed with prime minister eddie rama me now the e u has endorsed a vaccine certificate for travel within the european block. it comes as france opens its borders to foreign taurus, as long as they've had a corona virus vaccine there. the government has also removed the need for the 1900 tests for vaccinated europeans, as well as the so called greenness countries. other visitors, though, will still need to provide a negative test. it's hope that these new rules will help boost tourism was that will mean it sounds like we see this as a renee suddenly after a year and a half when we've practically been in a coma, this announced reopening is an extraordinary ray of sunshine. what's an extraordinary is that we've moved from an excessive pessimism to an optimism that could also be a bit success in math, extraneous, 2nd largest, if you will end its latest proven 1.

let me put in position consistently has been that alex in albany, and this is the official position of the russian state, of course that alex in avenue was arrested on fraud charges. he said today as well, push and said that he broke his the conditions of his parole. and he even accused alex, a novelty of coming back to russia almost in order to be arrested. or knowing that he would be arrested after having undergone treatment for being poisoned with a military nerve agent. he was, he was got treatment in germany. so i think, you know, would have been a real surprise if he had gone. we'd seen the you turn because i think they see rush and see very much this as something where they don't want people from the outside to be meddling and a red line that they definitely wanted to show to divide and administration today as well. i think, all right, emily, we'll leave it there. emily? sure. when did you corresponded to moscow? thanks for that. all right, and now let's go to d. w correspondent oliver sata 2, standing by 1st in washington, d. c. hi, oliver. good to see you. and what is the has

always south found that north north albany particular looked wet during sunday with windy weather in wellington there is some improvement on monday, mostly wouldn't change and a rain lessening the on counting the call to focus on nigeria to recessions and for years growing and security and unemployment boil companies packing up and leaving even the thread of piracy in the gulf of getting little good. just what nigeria needs to do to confront its multiple challenges. counting the cost on al jazeera. oh, you want to help save the world. leads into your elbow in ah, the ah, the face al jazeera, quick reminder, all the top stories this are for us police officer derick shelven has been sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the merger of george floyd. the judge said children abuse his power while in a position of trust and authority. 38 workers from doctors without borders have been killed and the feel p as t gray region, your bodies refund near their vehicle on friday. at least 12 workers have been killed into rights to fighting between the military and on groups in the vendors a

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into his den and an extreme heat wave scorches parts of canada with devastating consequences for its albany. ah, to grow and fighters rejected the ethiopian governments unilateral cease fire, describing it as a joke. a spokesman for the group said they'll stop at nothing deliberate, every square inch of to dry. on monday the rebels captured the regional capital mccully. videos have emerged up people celebrating after federal troops on their allies, retreated, government and rebel forces have been fighting since november when 5 minutes to be ahmed sent in troops to out the t or less after an attack on the military base. as we go for com restraint in appeal to all parties to the conflict, to abide by international law, to protect civilians including people who have been displaced and to ensure that humanitarian workers can continue to exercise their duties and reach as many people as they can, which are in need of vital assistance right now. malcolm, which has more from nairobi and neighboring can yes. well, the sci fi was in something that was agreed on. it was declared unilaterally by the g

i'm making headway in albany areas like the capital and about part of towns in other parts of the country and they seem to be happy with that. but there have been problems with pulses and position, but in the rural areas, how filed hundreds of complaints including some about company with electro material . actual commission say it is investigation, goes allegations. william davidson is a senior analyst of the international crisis group, specializing in ethiopia. he's joining us now from fort myers in florida. thank you very much indeed for being with us on. i'll just see if the prime minister gets the mandate that he has hoping for. will anything change in ethiopia? well, we have to wait and see and need these expectations that that might give the problem as the apartment that is building party the confidence to change course and try and reach out some of these political opponents that by the boy caught to the election or are engaged in insurgencies against the government and not very much includes the situation in, in to great. i think it is reasonable to hold out some hope here, but als

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john strapless is in albany, his capital tirana for his joint just now live john, tell us 1st more about the accusations albanian president is facing hello sally. the present faces charges of breaching his obligation of political neutrality and the political system. that's because the socialist ruling policy claims, he made remarks that suggested he was campaigning or citing with the opposition democratic party before the april 25th parliamentary election. certainly, we know that the president told people to protect the vote. he said, if a single vote has touched on election day, then sharpen the pitchforks, obviously combative language casting aspersions on how the socialist party might be intending to conduct the elections. those remarks were made 4 days before april 25th election. however, president better has counted that the parliamentary committee that convened to investigate and suggests his impeachment to the chamber is unconstitutional itself because he says it is still the old parliament that is convening here. the one that was voted in after june of 2017 and the new parliament