this is lockup, inside angola. over 5,000 men living behind the gates of one of america's oelldt prisons. serving sentences so long, most will die here. >> one out of every two that you see is a murderer. violence close to the surface, ready to explode. >> trouble is not hard to find if you are looking for it, if you are not careful, trouble will find you. >> maintain my mental ability. >> two ways out. dead or alive. louisiana state penitentiary. commonly referred to as angola, it ills the largest prison in america. started as a slave plantation, and prison plantation at the end of the civil war and taken over by the state in 1901, this storied land has seen more than its share of pain. it was once considered the bloodiest prison in americaened its population of 5,000 men served sentence sews long it is estimated that 90% of them will die here. things have changed drastically over the past decade and much credit goes to the warden. >> correction is our name. root word is to correct deviant behavior. if we can save

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assisted by the south african peace parks foundation, the 5 african countries of angola, botswana, namibia, zambia, and zimbabwe agree in august 2011 to create the kavango zambezi transfrontier conservation area. called the kaza park, it is 29 million hectares, an area about the size of italy. this new plan creates a framework to protect and share these nations' precious water resources and combines the interests of wildlife and people toward a common goal. >> the big objectives of the tca and of the peace parks foundation is to facilitate a process where you look at the management of integrated ecosystems across international boundaries. >> the foundation is a facilitator for a dialogue between all of the stakeholders in the region. >> we hope governments in each of those countries initiate a process where you bring together private sector, communities, and government around one time and say, "ok. what do you think is the future of this area?" >> this integrated approach to conservation is vital for semiarid countries facing the combined challenges of food and water security at a time of

what i knew about fidel castro's trip to angola. because it was angolan independence day. that bill was expected to travel there. they were already planning the next attempt to kill fidel and. some exiles use the bombing of the coupon a plane over barbados to raise money for their own cause which was more violence against cuban targets in the united states. i receive a call from the mission. by the radio saying they killed a cuban diplomat. only forty six. the one that had been killed was fed ex i took the car i went to the place. it was called completely call omegas have been says tonight's killing was an execution and warns that the next victim would be cuban ambassador to the u.n. role rowe. one morning i left my house. he and my bodyguard told me you know i'm past that or there's a little black book that i put by that tree people you know it might be a body the janitor across the street where the tree was. decided the bomb didn't belong by his tree but belongs by the tree at that my house is you know you look good so you look like a he so he put it in front of my house

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is a little tonnage of angola's stories. here. altie spanish find out more visit actuality. the interview. you're watching all us here live from moscow welcome back there are fears the u.s. dollar is losing its former glory on the woad its trust in the currency had to say pay when a major blow came up to germany's central bank demanded the federal reserve three hundred tons of gold but it says it needs by see is again a trick and explains now the assets of foreign nations and the fed may not be secure or even that will. behind these walls is one of the most secretive organizations in the world u.s. federal reserve whether it's nice to audit them it's a wall this place is impenetrable for three years the u.s. federal reserve has been the place where many countries of the word a big chunk of their nation's wealth as the country's weathered different waves of economic crises not instability the federal reserve seems to them like a more or less secure place to keep their funds but are the funds really secure or are the reason being there has been speculation for a long time that

man, it's worse than islamabad and worse than angola!n super mayor. >> now that is stupid survey. from a late night chat to a talk with the troops. the president at camp pendleton is very out. what he said last night that is still sticking in a lot peoples craw. >> we don't have a domestic spying program? >> oh, really. >> they aren't buying i'm neil cavuto. i guess snowden really didn't do anything wrong. there is no domestic spying going on. >> there is no spying on americans. we don't have a domestic spying program. what we do have mechan

halo trust charity, saying the 28-year-old prince visited a town that saw heavy fighting during angola's civil war. he toured mine fields, met with people that live there and benefit from the charity's work. diana visited there in 1997 she drew global attention to efforts to clear the nation of mine fields from decades long war that ended there in 2002. work began about three years later to clear the mines. the charity located and destroyed more than 21,000 mine's and that's in just one town. >>> new reaction to the government snooping scandal. lawmakers that hold the nation's purse strings demanding some answers. >>> and a volcano spewing smoke into the air for miles, and raining down soot on people in a nearby city. wait until you hear how many times this erupted just in the past year alone! >>> and a sci-fi escape like no other, where tourists can embark on an unusual voyage and boldly sleep where no man has slept before. the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low pric

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what i knew about fidel castro's trip to angola. because it was angolan independence day i. feel bill was expected to travel there. they were already planning the next attempt to kill fidel and. some exiles use the bombing of the coupon a plane over barbados to raise money for their own cause which was more violence against cuban targets in the united states. i receive a call from the mission. by the radio saying they killed a cuban diplomat. only forty six. was fed ex i took the car i went to the place. it was called completely called omega seven says tonight's killing was an execution and warns that the next victim would be cuban ambassador to the u.n. role rowe. one morning i left my house. he and my bodyguard told me you know ambassador there's a little black book that i put by that tree people you know it might be a bomb. the janitor across the street where the tree was. this decided the bomb didn't belong by his tree but it's so long by the tree that my house is you know you look good so you look like a he so he put it in front of my house literally two alone because w

. >>> prince harry travelled to the african country of angola last week. he visited towns still littered with live land mines. harry followed in the footsteps of his late mother, princess diana. she visited the same area in 1997. >>> prince william and duchess kate released the first family portraits on monday. take a look there. gives us a look at a sweet sleeping prince george. something william says is a rarity. >> he's a little bit of a rascal, we'll put it that way. he's a little fighter. he wiggles around a lot and doesn't want to sleep that much, which is a little bit of a problem. >> they don't like to do that much. >>> a 1300 man in saudi arabia had to be airlifted to a hospital for treatment. a forklift removed him from his home right before and a special reinforced ambulance took him to the airport. the saudi king paid for all of it. >>> a bizarre money meets crime story. it's about james dimaggio. the fugitive who died in a shootout with the fbi after kidnapping hannah anderson. he evidently left $112,000 in life insurance to hannah's grandmoth

. >> reporter: prince harry was just in angola earlier this week following in his mother's charitable footsteps. he surveyed the area that is still plagued by dangerous land mines. and last week prince william took a few days' leave from his parental duties to attend an agricultural show in wales. but he's already beginning to sound more like a dad than a prince. and let's face it. how many princes change diapers? prince william calls it a badge of honor that he was the first to change baby george's diaper. or as they call it in the uk, a nappy. >> i wasn't allowed to get away with it. i had every mid-wife staring at me going you do it, you do it. he's growing quite quickly. but he wriggles around a lot and he doesn't want to get in his seat, which is a pron. >> prince william is already thinking about passing down the values his father instilled in him, like protecting endangered species in africa. >> i'll have toy elephants and rhinos around the room. we'll cover it in sort of, you know, lots of bushes and make him grow up as if he's in the bush. >> reporter: that is, until he's old

. >> reporter: meanwhile, prince harry's back after spending last week in angola, visiting landmine clearing projects, walking in his mother's footsteps, his way of carrying on her charity work, perhaps her greatest legacy. princess diana visited the country in 1997. the iconic images of her wearing protective gear in a minefield drew the world's attention to the suffering caused by landmines. it was one of her last big charity trips before her sudden death. conspiracy theories have continually surrounded the deaths of the princess and her boyfriend but repeated investigations have been consistent, that their driver, henri paul, was drunk when he lost control of the car and hit the cement pillar in a paris underpass at 80 miles per hour while trying to lose the chasing paparazzi. mandy clark, nbc news, london. >>> in this country, word this weekend of the first settlement between penn state university and one of the young men who accused jerry sandusky of sexual abuse. the "philadelphia inquirer" reported he will receive a multimillion dollar payout from penn state. >>> a petition drive to r

just this week, prin harry visited angola in his mother's footsteps. for years, he'd carried and her legacy. diana's sons, and the rest of us, still fascinated by how she lived and how she died. nick schifrin, abc news, london. >> nick, our thanks to you again tonight. >>> and to south africa, where oscar pistorius will be back in court tomorrow on what would have been his girlfriend's 30th birthday. abc's rob nelson in south africa, where police are growing more confident. >> reporter: tomorrow, our first look at the formal case against oscar pistorius. nicknamed the blade runner, he will face charges in the death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, who was shot multiple times through the bathroom door of his mansion. prosecutors say it was murder. pistorius says he mistook reeva as an intruder. >> the state wants to show that he's a violent person, a gun-toting hot head. >> reporter: prosecutors say that reeva retreated to the bathroom after a fight with pistorius. our "20/20" team built a replica of the crime scene earlier this year, with essential

they were on to angola merkel projects on wednesday of us traitors came out and rose as the chancellor launched her new election campaign michael's reputation has been seriously damaged by recent revelations that her government has been spying on citizens for foreign agencies like the n.s.a. . moves on protesters gather in pakistan's eastern la whole amid rising tensions in the kashmir province supporters of a militant group demanded the new prime minister open a dialogue with india to prevent further one of those deadly attacks struck along the volatile border just as peace talks over the disputed land or set to reopen. racial injustice is still a nation britain figures show that black people are seven times more likely to be searched by police on the street while peter white people and most of time without any evidence. rest against accusations of intrusive stop and such discrimination. one morning while driving to work nathan was stopped by the police and asked to step out of his car aggressively showered like a small kind of person or car and useful of habeas so i said to him you k

there's a little tonnage of angola's story. here. to try to. find out more visit i. follow again the world is losing trust in the dollar as a safe haven a major blow to jimmy's bundy's bank demanded the repatriation of a big chunk of its gold being held in the us because as aussies gani reports. the assets of foreign nations in the federal reserve on not secure or even. behind these walls is one of the most secretive organizations in the world u.s. federal reserve websites to audit them it's a wall this place is impenetrable for we years the u.s. federal reserve has been the place where many countries of the word a big chunk of their nations well as the countries weathered different waves of economic crises around the instability the federal reserve seems to them like a more or less secure place to keep their funds but are the funds really secure or are they even being there has been speculation for a long time that the fed doesn't actually have much gold that he has either sold it all lent it out or used it as collateral for borrowings either way there are many clai

news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's stories. you hear. the spanish find out more visit actuality. welcome back to what counterterrorism forces in the u.k. are looking into a series of c.d.'s featuring pornographic and abusive images insulting the prophet muhammad sends to several london mosques the incident adds up to a wave of offensive acts towards british muslims by parts of society desperate to keep the u.k. as long free tests are cilia finds out what it takes to strike a balance. my name is gavin baby and i'm the lawyer behind going freedom foundation we still. we help local neighborhoods resist planning applications for mosques and we win that's now sixteen wins out of eighteen cases a controversial them somewhere further to ask the mosque buster objections raised by locals pertaining to mosques and clude traffic congestion on the part general noise and disturbance which does concern people on the first one was the loss of a retail facility all of which are legal objections but he says his motivation is deeper tha

news programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's stories. you hear. that choice at all to spanish to find out more visit i to allahabad all tito it's calm. place. i. live. live. live. live . live. live . closer look. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. partners in surveillance comes under fresh fire for helping the n.s.a. spy on millions of germans every single day. the un is pressing for access to the scene of an alleged chemical attack in syria here on r.t. we investigate how the ongoing chaos is now allowing al-qaeda linked organizations to thrive. and egypt the post dictator leaves prison the question on whether he will serve life behind bars for the deadly crackdown during the twenty eleven revolt still though now remaining announcing.

news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little too much of angola's stories. here. in spanish to find out more visit actuality. welcome back now al qaida is chief. just sized islamic groups in egypt for taking part in democracy saying they're just a mystery lies only ensure a law by man hours hour here he also accused washington of conspiring with the egyptian military to overthrow mohammed morsi meanwhile a police official says the muslim brotherhood can remain a part of the political process if its supporters abandon their mass citizens artie's bell true brings us the latest from the divided country. what is extremely tense here is of course we've had this sort of forty hour deadline from the interior ministry who said after two days they will erect this is a barricade around these two sit ins for that ousted leader mohamed morsy in the capital they've said this will mean that people can leave the city and then i enter it's a kind of besieging now in the run up to this we have mass protests in support of the deposed leader across the country thirty

a little eternity of angola's keep these stories. for you here. in troy the spanish. visit. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. live from moscow it's not far from prime interest but for now here on the program the last british inmate at the guantanamo bay prison has now claimed that guards sexually assaulted him during routine prisons and the revelation comes amid president obama's new push to shut down the camp over the white house's steps keep stumbling upon a no go from congress has been carrying out an investigation into the story with our very own tester also a. shocker armor the alaska british detainee at the guantanamo bay prison who's been on hunger strike since january against his unlawful detention the claims that he's being assaulted sometimes sexually during prison searches however was arrested in afghanistan in two thousand and one he's been at the prison for eleven years without having been charged with any offense and he says he that he

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a little too much of angola's story. here. in the spanish find out more visit. welcome back now a son rouhani has just been endorsed by iran's supreme leader to become the country's next president and officially take the oath of office in parliament on sunday but hani promised reform and and then to the country's international isolation as part of his election election platform he's an ogre. comes a day after he marched with millions of iranians to mark day in support of the palestinian people with me now live is professor side mohammad randi of tehran university thanks very much for coming on to the program today how important is this because the supreme leader will still hold the reins of power wednesday. well the leader ayatollah harmony is the most important figure in the constitution he himself is elected by a body that is itself elected by the public but the president is obviously a very important figure very important powers and what's interesting is often when the western media when it's convenient they say he's powerless when it's not they say he's a th

just this week, prince harry visited angola in his mother's footsteps.ears he's carried on his mother's legacy. all of us still fascinated about how she lived and how she died. nick schifrin, abc news, london. >>> the campaign to oust san diego mayor bob filner is now under way. volunteers have been on the streets for most of the weekend trying to collect enough signatures to authorize a recall election. more than a dozen women have come forward accusing filner of sexual misconduct. so far, though, he has refused to resign and he is set to return to work this week after undergoing just a few days of behavior therapy. >> all right, a sight in russia over the weekend. one that no one really expected to see. two russian runners at the world championships in moscow marking their victory together with a celebration that said a lot more than just congratulations. abc's gio benitez on why it's so controversial. >> reporter: it's the kiss seen around the world, two female russian sprinters kissing after winning a relay, then again at the podium accepting a gold

there's a little tonnage of angola's stories. here. that the spanish find out more visit i. welcome back this is r.t. now britain tries to keep tabs on sixty thousand sex offenders by keeping a register of who went to where they are but dozens including rapists and child abusers have managed to get off that list by successfully claiming as their rights were being breached. explains why. a victim of a truly horrific crime as a child paul was sexually abused by a family friend from the age of eight years old his torture continued until he was sixteen so. basically kerman does kill people i lived in constant terror of my own mind flashbacks. aged sixteen paul managed to turn his life around and now counsels others who like him went through the trauma of sexual abuse many victims say that the knowledge that their former attackers will be under constant police monitoring even when released from prison is a reassurance that they won't be able to strike again but over the past year and number of convicted sex offenders have applied to come off the u.k. sex offenders register claimi

we are saying they are one of the only few issues in which the which the opposition can can attack angolamerkel on she remains incredibly personally popular here in germany and is pretty much expected to be to be returned as chancellor but if stonebridge is to get in there and is to have a good chance this is the option what he's what he's gone for because this is one position where. we can go on because she is the chancellor of the book stops with her and it seems that not only did she know that the united states was conducting espionage activities on german civilians on german businesses but it seems that at some points according to the leaked documents that edward snowden forward that the german security services may have actually helped them to do that in the past these documents coming out. the german security services were very forthcoming with trying to help the n.s.a. in their spying activities so this is a major issue it's not the major issue going into the election and being the politician he's seeing he sees an element of weakness there and they're rounding on the current chanc

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school music programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's stories. you hear. detroit altie spanish find out more visit i. tivo it's calm. me it is eve. eve. this is the media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the same potion security all your party is a. big question is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from the fall on politicking only on our team. the where there are still going to be like. oh it's been sixty five years of a struggle that has yet to find any resolve israeli palestinian conflict one that over the years has frequently been shaped by the role of the us and since nine hundred sixty seven almost every president has made an attempt at brokering peace between the two countries and now five years into his presidency obama's attempting to do the same recently his administration announced that secretary of state john kerry convinced israeli and palestinian authorities to sit back down at the table in hopes to work out a comprehensive peace agreement within nine months of a peace talks just days away is

it will turn to angola's stories. that all teach spanish to find out more visit i to alan. thanks for staying with us here on our team good will and no hidden agendas these are iran's times when you go shooting with the west over its nuclear program new iranian president hassan rouhani proposed direct talks with washington as well as news conferences being sworn into office the details now from our teams lose a friend. iran's new president hassan rouhani has called for dialogue with the west but warned the language of sanctions will not work he won june's a vote by promising to put an end to the country's international isolation over its nuclear energy program rouhani made his stance clear in his inaugural address. i see this coming week if you seek your student loans or speak to the lungs of respect not through the language of sanctions so iran's president has extended an olive branch and what have we seen from western countries so far new sanctions had to be imposed just a few days before the president was sworn in the u.s. house of representatives overwhelmingly passed n

one tweeted saying it looks lake miami, it is not, it is capital of angola in central africa, they had a long bloody civil war history, now a booming economy, expected to grow double digit growth. i want to say well done to my twitter follower -- he is sal us is always getting the answer right. you learned a few things, you are never too old to start a business, never too young to get in the market. the bottom line, knows you should control your future, there are all kinds of battles, a tug-of-war for heart and soul of america, a lot of people have given up, this show is about not giving up, thank you for watching, i am charles payne, we'll be back tomorrow night, i need your help, get those numbers up, come home early friday, tell your friends to watch, and have a great night. lori: a very good evening thank you so much peer being with us, i am lori rothman in for lou dobbs. >> obama administration making its case for taking military action against syria, briefing lawmakers about their conclusion that syria government carried out a large scale chemical weapons attack, tonight we speak

imperialist forces in fact his fight for revolution in africa inspired thousands of cubans to go to angola to fight against apartheid the same che who pushed for radical racial integration of cuban schools years before it happened here in the us so it's especially shocking that dana perino actually had the gall to compare cuba to self africa under apartheid and became a lastly to imply that jay z. went to cuba on behalf of the administration is outright absurd it's a bit of a stretch to assume that beyond says some dangerous liaison for the obama administration because she's trying to get some sun even if they were there on behalf of the white house who cares would it be a good thing to open relations with a country that's been under a strict us in bargo for the last fifty one years simply because it's socialist. you know i haven't would love for you to believe that cuba is some desolate racist tyrannically run hell hole but it's a country that both a ninety nine percent literacy rate and a health care system that. good as one of the best in the world but back to jay z's trip scandal for j

school music programs and documentaries and spanish matters to you breaking news a little tuna tip angola's stories. you hear. it all teach spanish find out more visit. again the judge in the court martial of u.s. army whistleblower bradley manning is now considering what sentence to hand prosecutors initially said money should spend life behind bars claiming he acted as a determined insider in leaking classified data and they then lead to reduce their demands but it's all for david swanson explains it'll make no practical difference for the whistleblower i think that we're dealing with a judge who has allowed the prosecution all sorts of abuses thus far who has operated on a decree by the president the commander in chief of everyone in the military that bradley manning was guilty before the trial began i think the judge is going to listen very carefully to the prosecution and that they have effectively made a life sentence seem like a compromise between freeing bradley manning and giving him two life sentences which was the original proposal of one hundred thirty six years later then reduc

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there's a little eternity of angola's stories. you hear. that all teach spanish find out more visit. you're watching on seelye from moscow welcome back islamist supporters of the ouster of mohamed morsi gathered for pressure across egypt after friday prayers army and police have been deployed in cairo in case violence breaks out the protests come a day out of the country's ex-president hosni mubarak was freed from prison and placed under house arrest in a military hospital and baraka still ga to stand trial for allegedly altering the killings of protesters during the twenty eleven revolution. reports now from cairo . i know. this was the chant the united to his square and the nation mubarak get out during two thousand and eleven january revolution millions called for thirty years of dictatorship to come to an end a year later with hosni mubarak on trial the nation was still hopeful for justice crowds called for the aged autocrat to be sentenced to death but now after several rounds of deadly street bias that led to two coups in just over tw

a little tune to angola's kiddies story. or you hear. that. spinal cord out me visit actually does. follow that welcomes event to capitol with me katie prove this week we're going to be talking about bankers salaries all right still too high we've got exclusive interview coming up on that one also the world's highest paid female athlete finding out who they all are in schools who would pay for college altie schools present are coming in to talk to me about football and business as well as that we've got corporate news and checking in the market stats with our in-house trader here i'll say that it's all to come but let's get started with the u.s. debt because the official figure of sixteen trillion dollars seemed to argue a high according to a study by the university of california america's debt is actually four times higher at seventy trillion dollars so how much does that sum a quite serious compared to the world's most valuable company apple save a guy that now as you can see this official figure equates to.

the eternity of angola's story. here. by this point out me visit i don't. know. hello and welcome to worlds apart it's hard to find a bilateral relationship that is so cavalier burdened by old grudges and negative stereotypes as the one between russia and the united states and yet when it comes to doing business why did few examples of commerce sounds prevailing. become the nation's why can't russians and americans just stick to the mantra of nothing personal just business well to discuss that i'm now joined by andrew summers president of the american chambre of commerce thank you very much for a time mr summers we often hear that since the united states is the largest consumer of energy and russia is the largest producer of energy the synergies between the two are obvious but i do you really saw obvious. the may not be obvious but there's great center g. already not just in energy but in many other sectors of the global economy who are americans are investing in russia making a lot of money and expanding their operations this is a completely different world in t

news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news but we'll turn to angola's stories. here. that call to spanish to find out more visit actuality. and their welcome to the all the sports show another action packed hall for an hour of sport from russia under around the world with me. and he is a snippet of what's to come. superstars you saying gold makes the gold number right to become the most successful athlete in well championship history as russia finished top of the medal table in their first home event. plus a waiting the doctor russian box alex on the seventh can is set for the fight of his life as he prepares to take on the give me a pitch go for belt heavyweight showdown here in moscow. and goldeneye russia as well as past skating champions unveiled a new program as the jew otago top honors at the country's maiden winter olympics in sochi. but let's start with athletics after russia finished top of the medal table at the first home world championships here in. moscow with pole vault superstar yelena isinbayeva climbing one of seven goals for the host n

. >> reporter: she was the princess who braved mine fields. i week, visited angola in his mother's footsteps. for years, he'd carried and her legacy. all of us still fascinated by how shes3h4w lived and how she . nick schifrin, abc news, london. >> nick, thank you. >>> and to south africa tonight, where olympic sprinter oscar pistorius will be back in court tomorrow on what would have been his girlfriend's 30th birthday. abc's rob nelson in south africa, where police are growing more confident about their case. >> reporter: tomorrow, our first look at the formal case against oscar pistorius. nicknamed "the blade runner," pistorius will face charges in the death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, who was shot multiple times through the bathroom door of his mansion. prosecutors say it was murder. pistorius says he mistook reeva for an intruder. >> what is state is now going to do, they want to show that he's a violent person. that he's a gun-toting hot head, is the portrait they're going to paint of this man. >> reporter: prosecutors say that reeva retreated to the bathroom after a fight with