live credit confident. >>> john thompson had been on death row at angola for 14 years. by 9319 they had proven he had not committed the carjacking. but they had yet to prove their client was new jersey of killing 34-year-old ray liuzza in cold blood. however, material michael and gordon received from the new orleans d.a.'s office provided ample grounds for appeal. >> the daily police reports showed us that these witnesses, freeman and perkins, had told very, very different stories in 1985 before the trial as compared to what they said on the witness stand. and we began to see how their stories were contrived to secure a conviction of an innocent man. >> there were numerous pieces of evidence inconsistent with john's guilt, were consistent with freeman's guilt. and that showed that freeman had lied at trial in his testimony on behalf of the state. >> after testifying that he saw thompson murder ray liuzza, kevin freeman was given a plea deal and only served ten months in prison. >> we also received leads from the police reports about potential witnesses who would be help

half are gone businessman and women it's a small indication of a bigger make over this happening angola's new economic power is taking root andrew farmer r.t. this boom. and up next as promised as reagan the said helen asking international stage. that's what. the american humanist association is really riled up over that one very famous chunk of the pledge of allegiance that was added to fight the communists in the cold war that says that america is one nation under god they claim that the inclusion of god in the pledge makes it seem like atheists of america are second class patriots and contributes to an atheist prejudices well this really depends on how you see the united states is it some sort of neutral ground where anyone with any beliefs can go i mean a lot of people did immigrate to the usa for religious freedom so in this case the word god needs to go or is the state's unique culture that needs to be assimilated into and their culture is ultimately prost and christian in which case the lord almighty must stay in the pledge i doubt that this philosophical argument about the nature

the upside is simple to understand while portugal to qana me shrunk during the financial crisis angola's boomed with oil and diamond mining a money for map was invested in keep or cheeky sectors however there is a downside because most of this money comes from angola's political and business elite and a handful of them are now at the center of the money laundering probe being carried out by authorities here in lisbon that sparked a diplomatic spat between the two countries last year and highlights the fragile nature of this new relationship and go as president reacted angrily threatening to sever economic ties with portugal while portugal's foreign minister expressed regret the investigation was taking place that caused a storm in the nation's media from time to time there is some kind of problem between portugal and all because of that love relationship in reality well something's happened but i think the relation is strong enough to deal with that around twenty five thousand angolans make a living in portugal this cell and in lisbon for example opened two years ago specifically to cate

from.now where i am i am not from the congo, angola. i am from sierra leone. i am calm now. discoveryan voyage of . it culminates as they go to th sierra leone. they were greeted as family. to know thate something of their individual and specific culture is being carried on across the world. >> all the way here in cuba. villagers stared when she first sang. they burst in with the course and began dancing. that is when she knew exactly where it came from. bbc news in western cuba. their roots from cuba. that brings the show to a close. for all of us and bbc world news america, thank you for watching. we will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news and bbc world news. >> funding of the presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation. giving all profits to charity. >> at union bank, our theironship managers use expertise in global finance to guide you through the strategies and opportunities of international commerce. workt the strategies to for a wide range of companies. from small businesses to major corporations. what

spat between the two countries last year and highlights the fragile nature of this new relationship angola's president reacted angrily threatening to sever economic ties with portugal while portugal's foreign minister expressed regret the investigation was taking place that caused a storm in the nation's media from time to time there is some kind of problem between portugal and all because of that love relationship in reality well something's happened but i think the relation is strong enough to deal with that around twenty five thousand angolans making a living in portugal this ellen has been for example open two years ago specifically to cater for portugal and bluey and go in market see show single bit we are already up to a thousand customers a month i'd say over half our dollar business man and women it's a small indication of a bigger make over this happening angola's new economic power is taking rate andrew farmer r.t. this been. by quarter past the hour moscow time egypt's quarter sentenced seven. hundred and twenty supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi including the muslim

. >> we drove over to angola.n came into the room, and we didn't tell him that we had been coming, but he knew why we were there, and he looked at us, and he said, what's the date. and we looked at him, and we said, john, it is may 20th, which was basically a month off. >> i have been around death row that time long enough to know what was going on. i was like, wow, this is my turn, my time, and so, you know, i was trying to be strong. i was trying to be like, understand what is getting ready to happen. i am getting ready to die for a crime i did not commit. and anxiety kicked in, and i did not know how to accept the reality that they were going to kill me. >> it took unraffling a kcomple cover-up, and 14 years in the infamous angola prison, and it is no joke as someone from louisiana. and then john thomson walked free. and there he is. the moment that police showed up at your home to arrest you for a crime that they knew you didn't commit, what was going through your mind? >> hello? >> yes. >> all right. >> you t

back in the cold war days, he served alongside fighters and places like mozambique and angola. in the 1990's, he was and the saint peter berg's mayor office looking for deputy mayor, vladimir putin. putin brought him to to the 2000.n in as any sechin was called -- and then sechin was called to darth vader. he is part of the security service like a faction if you like inside of the kremlin. he said the deputy chief of staff. many said he was well above his weight. then president putin became prime minister and he became deputy prime minister. .e was chairman since 2004 then the government decide it is not a good to have a government officials also be the chairman of companies. he simply, when president putin came back to the presidency, he returned as the ceo. i should not say sellable. rosneft is the largest commercially traded oil producer. >> he has $20 billion stake. how tricky does a making? >> an uncomfortable position. sanctionednot been as an entity. the ceo has. we have seen this before. think about it, bob dudley, he has got a seat on the board at rosneft, those aboard

middle class growth in ghana, nigeria and angola are predicted to push growth to 7%. morocco is pitching itself of a financial and multinational hub---because of its airline connections, banking and telecom relationships. "we have three of our banks in 20 african countries. they will be very helpful to investors develop business in each of these countries." but challenges remain. libya is unstable. the worst ebola outbreak in seven years plagues west africa and amnesty international and others accuse morocco of human rights violations against women and in moroccan-occupied western sahara. "it's not our job to tell them which countries for their markets. everybody wants to grow but do so with their eyes wide open." in a region still recovering from the arab spring, morocco's constitutional monarchy who is pushing the country's elected parliment toward more business, has something few of its neighbors can offer. "we are offering a stable platform. political stability is a key asset." another factor morocco is banking on---its ranking by global financial center index as

sixty five percent of diamonds come from the minds of african countries more predict with some angola botswana and the democratic republic of congo and namibia. posted these precious stones or my concrete columns in russia australia and canada. after sketching the diamonds are sorted for assistance and for sale the majority of the stones are sold and diamond exchange is the number of which after the opening of the south american exchange increased to twenty nine. the argentine by defeated the world number three studies on whining got the score seventy six sixty two three six in seventy six in the quarter final match of the davis woke up turning the match between players in switzerland. it was attended by fifteen thousand spectators the match lasted for three hours in twenty minutes later seventy two time grand slam winner roger federer level the score he beat the cardinal cooke was given three sets six before six to fourteen sixty two. are the hosts to secure your shih kai karate national championship. about two and fifty athletes are dissipating in the competition a distinctive featu

time there is some kind of problem in portland angola because of that love makes the relationship can be on the well something's happened but the icing with the relation is strongly to the tune to do that. in twenty oh eight and nine venues make a good cold too this element is that the telco iptv is again specifically to paint the porch to scream and i'm going to be snarky. still single. we are already on two thousand customers a month i'd say it'll have on current business men and women. a small indication of the pig in a carrier that is happening. kangaroos new economic power is taking wickets. the summer. auntie kristin. the us. rule the american humanist association is really riled up over that one very famous chunk of the pledge of allegiance that was added to fight the contest in the cold war that says that america's one nation under god. they claim that the inclusion of god in the pledge makes it seem like a fiesta america are second class b tricks and introduced it to be his prejudices. well this really depends how you see the united states is that some sort of neutral ground

can not have the strength to do that and really it's just about dancing and i know some things in angola. anyone can achieve that goal is to matter what age they are they really want and they can only succeed. maybe jc students on the edge of the issue was a teacher's family tosses the youngster was such as the love of surfing with the two brothers and intends to become certified in pedal board the art to jc eagles advanced to the sewing and so are a range of customizable and eat differently you are pregnant the air. called beach county the jewish population has exploded in recent years. in addition to a sizeable all the population the number of younger families has also expanded and an owl calling places like boynton beach and boca raton of. the population of palm beach county just north of miami stands at about one hundred million people. the u s census bureau says the population rose to eighty four percent between two thousand and ten in two thousand thirteen. despite having a significant jewish population as recently as the nineteen seventies in some parts of this area now over fifty

he was on the front lines in some of the biggest hotspots in the cold war down in mozambique and angolaight alongside cuban fighters. and the 1990's, he was in st. petersburg when now president putin was deputy mayor. then.working for him that he came to the kremlin at was deputy chief of staff for putin and deputy prime minister. he became chairman in 2004. the government decide it is not go for officials to be chair men. maybe i should not just a ceo of rosneft because it is the world's largest public we traded oil company. >> thank you so much. still with us for his views on the market is yannick naud. we talked a little bit about oil a you were saying, some of the companies have taken profit. you had an interview with the ceo today. anything else or are you waiting for more details? it is difficult at the moment to see how these sections will affect. now, you have got to be a big element. large investment in russia. nevertheless, even before the sanctions, after the exploration , it has been trouble for quite some time. or whatever it is in russia. we have more and more trouble in f

i have the strength to do that and really it's just about dancing and i know some things in angola. anyone can achieve that goal is to matter what age they are they really want and they can only achieve. maybe jc students are to each although she also teaches them the cross is the youngest also shares the love of surfing with the two brothers and intends to become certified in pedal board the other to jc also plans to design and sew her a range of customizable and eat differently your recruitment great news for new england ukrainian defence officials in the new preview governments have attempted to bolster the country's military presence in the eastern regions as tens of thousands of russian troops continue to amass on ukraine's for this one feels that elian from the ukrainian city of defeat has been training in preparation for any conflict. we kept open six am have breakfast and exercise and then study the technical characteristics are weapons and we get to do exercises like walking crawling position use. they have gone through the lucknow and be ready to defend human and we should

our gollan business man and women it's a small indication of a bigger make over this happening in angola as new economic power is taking root andrew farmer for r.t. this been. right we're going to show you now the latest pictures from. embezzled independence square with scuffles are said to have broken out to within the past hour some reports suggest radical groups have come out to the square and clash with my done activists local media also suggest people they are unhappy by the government they helped bring to our kids independence square became the forefront of violent riots in ukraine's capital in february we'll be bringing you further details as soon as we get them. next bank isn't way it comes back skies out on the news. the american humanist association is really riled up over that one very famous chunk of the pledge of allegiance that was added to fight the communists in the cold war that says that america is one nation under god they claim that the inclusion of god in the pledge makes it seem like atheists of america are second class patriots and contributes to an atheist prejudi

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rotc and four in the army and he volunteered for everything he could so he was sent to the congo and angolaand he learned how to run the operation and he was doing that out of the embassy. and the text to privatize the job. at that point it seemed to me an excellent thing he left the reserves for the clearance. then the company that he works for was bought by another. he married into nydia kum had a stepson and a younger daughter and they went to ethiopia for another operation and then he was given the option by his company going to washington and going to iraq and he went with fabulous enthusiasm. at that point he admired bush and believed the war was necessary and he was there for only seven months but when he came home i feel this leg he had to stand on that was in the military values had been ripped from him and he was appalled after the disbanding of the baptist army -- baathist army. if you look at all of the symptoms come he couldn't sleep, he was always aroused and he was sometimes distant, sometimes frightened, sometimes irrationally angry and so forth but what happened in his case

he was sent to bosnia and the congo and angola and he learned how to run a demining operation. he was doing that as a soldier out of the embassy, and the army decided to privatize that job. at that point, that seemed # to me an excellent thing. he left the reserve and waited six months for clearance and went back to do the same job as a contractor. then, of course, the contracting company that he worked for was by another, and the merger company as well as in publishing. but, and had a stepson, young cord, we want for another demining operation, and then he was given the option by his company of going to washington and iraq, and he went to iraq with fabulous enthusiasm, and at that point, he admired bush, believed the wmds would be found, believed it necessary, bought it all. he was there for seven months, but when he came home, i feel that this one leg that he had to stand on, which was his belief in the military values had been ripped from him, he was appal at, for example, this banding of the baptist army, and he had, if you look at it on paper, all of the symptoms of ptsd.

it is a reality today for many countries, from vietnam to angola to colombia. but i'll tell you this, mr. president: if that were a reality in our state, i think we'd all gray agree that these inherently indiscriminate weapons designed to be trirld bay civilian, whether a combatant or civilian, to not blow in th -- do not belg in the arsenal of a civilized country. countries have joined in an international treaty banning them. 161 nations. they include every single member of nato, except one: the united states of america. they include every country in this hemisphere except two: the united states of america and cuba. now, we condemn the use of i.e.d.'s against our soldiers and civilians in afghanistan. of course we should. but why not be condemning antipersonnel land mines? because there's really no appreciable difference. the distinguished presiding officer in his earlier service in the house of representatives, i know, always voted to ban land mines. so i realize i am perhaps preaching to the converted to him. but i'm hoping some will be listening to me at th

would look across water-related projects in the world and deploy the 200 experts to bangladesh, peru, angola, for instance, making choices to move holders of particular knowledge for specific -- particular knowledge to address specific problems in a particular country. your task, more than anything else, would be to deliver solutions. you'd be expected to find the best approaches to water and sanitation that will help millions of poor people lift themselves out of poverty. in my opinion, you and your 200 experts would have the best jobs in the world in your field. our entire leadership at the world bank group, including the heads of global practices, will be responsible for spreading knowledge and scaling up successful programs. what we've called at the world bank group a science of delivery. delivery is about ensuring that the intended results reach the intended beneficiaries at or near expected cost. in order to deliver a scale, we need to cure ate knowledge, ack sell at problem solving, deal with complex systems, measure effectiveness throughout all of the projects that we work on. if we

, he fought alongside, or the soviet union alongside cuban fighters in places like mozambique and angolahe landed in st. petersburg where he met putin and worked with putin in the mayor's office in st. petersburg. he was a senior official in the russian government himself until the russian government decided they should not have senior government officials also running state backed companies. since then, he has been the ceo of rosenft. -- rosneft. >> what will this mean for rosneft and other big companies? >> the company itself has not been sanctioned. in this case, it is just the individual. just the ceo of the company. it is not great, though. exxon does business with the company. the are hoping to drill most important well of the year in the arctic starting in august. think about bp. iny own about a 20% stake rosneft. bob dudley, the ceo of bp, he is an american citizen. he will have to go to these board meetings. from an optics perspective, from pr. >> thank you very much. that does it for today. i will see you back here on bloomberg tv at 3:00 p.m. for street smart. ♪ bloomberg tele

would look across water-related projects in the world and deploy the 200 experts to bangladesh, peru, angola, for instance, making choices to move holders of particular knowledge for specific -- particular knowledge to address specific problems in a particular country. your task, more than anything else, would be to deliver solutions. you'd be expected to find the best approaches to water and sanitation that will help millions of poor people lift themselves out of poverty. in my opinion, you and your 200 experts would have the best jobs in the world in your field. our entire leadership at the world bank group, including the heads of global practices, will be responsible for spreading knowledge and scaling up successful programs. what we've called at the world bank group a science of delivery. delivery is about ensuring that the intended results reach the intended beneficiaries at or near expected cost. in order to deliver a scale, we need to cure ate knowledge, ack sell at problem solving, deal with complex systems, measure effectiveness throughout all of the projects that we work on. if we

you can not have the strength to get and really it's just about dancing and i know some things in angola. anyone can achieve that goal is to matter what age they are they really want and they can only succeed. maybe jc students on the edge of the issue was a teacher's family trust is the youngest also shares the love of surfing with the two brothers and intends to become certified in pedal board the other to jc also plans to design and sew her a range of customizable and eat it for him. the new recruitment most of the iconic paintings but the world renowned artist colony will be christie's impressionist and modern art sale in new york next month june eighteen oh seven pm to walk into the eastbound at thirty five million yen stalinist is part of a collection of masterpieces by bringing our become stale and laura hall featuring a preview in hong kong. morning was two days of this exceptional quality didn't appear on the auction market very often. what's doubly excited about this painting is the fact that it's being hidden from view for nearly eight years old by the presenter in nineteen th

visit during the week of stops also included in the open up the democratic republic of congo and angolal trying to persuade three of solve sudan's immediate neighbors to issue similar penalties against people on both sides of the brutal fighting. the cia is under pressure from a senate committee to declassify parts of a congressional report on harsh interrogation of suspected terrorists. cia officials who decided which secrets can be revealed have wrestled with congress apartheid is gone journalism former c.i.a. employees and even a former cia director. the cia has used internal reviews of classified materials and is separate process dustpans proposed books about intelligence practices to tightly guard what is known about its activities on the senate is expected to rejectthe senate is expected to reject president obama's increase in the federal minimum wage today. the bill would gradually boost the now seven-dollars- and-25-cent minimum to ten- dollars-and -ten-cents over 30 months. but republicans are opposed to the bill. they say lawmakers should focus on bills that would create jobs.

the gold and diamonds of south africa, the cocoa of angola and nigeria.rubber and ivory of the congress go, and the palm oil of the west coast, these in his words were the reasons for this competitive war of empire this is 1915. and dubois could write about the glory of full beaut in grand canyon park, but even these words have never found they're way into nature writing anthologies or books on american environmental thought and perhaps it's because he juxtaposed the beauty of nature and the ugliness of jim crow racism. race and nature. two of the most contested constructs in american history have always been intertwined. auld. and at the same time, american activism and american thought by afro americans have been a part of this for our existence here on this continent, and that activism and thought have assumed many diverse forms, many diverse expressions. history, history, is not only the events that happen but it's also the stories told of those events, and we can reclaim them. they're never been single-voiced. we can restory our past and heritage wit

if you go to london there was an angola man found crumpled on the street.the under carriage deploys he's fallen altitude and crumpled out into the street. this is a staerging tale of survival. >> michael, thank you. >> good to see you. >> chris? >>> we're following an ongoing strike against al qaeda and yemen. and we have new information about the ship tragedy. as many as 300 lives could be lost. and the government has been quick to blame the crew. are they right? >>> and aed flight 370 investigation seems to be changing its story again. so let's get to it. >>> the actions of the captain and crew described as akin to murder. >> those crew members were arrested today. >>> a massive unprecedented operation targeting al qaeda. >> 30 militants have been killed. these are joint u.s. and yemeni-led attacks against al qaeda. >> there have been 21 currently on its ninth mission, with no signs of the plane so far. >> the search will continue. >>> the eyes of the whole world on boston for the 118th marathon. >>> good morning. welcome to "new day." it's monday, april

in angola, the impact will not be as pronounced because the country just came out of a civil war ten years ago. for other markets the impact will be bigger. we think it's going to increase the overall size of the sub-saharan african economy. that of course will mean that sub-saharan africa is not only attractive now because of its growth potential but also because of its size. >> good to see you. thanks very much. maybe there's a bit of the uk economy we haven't measured that we've forgotten about that we could rebase. >> hopefully. >> that quite be quite handy. >>> a policy overhaul, prime minister renzi implements a sweeping reform package. michelle caruso-cabrera exclusively spoke with the italian foreign minister about the reform package and what will contribute most to the country's growth. >> it's a combination of structural measures notably in the labor market and fiscal measures which cuts the tax wedge, gives more money to households and companies to invest and spend in consumption and ensure fiscal sustainability even more. debt will start going down next year. it's the com

we are just opening five new offices in angola, ethiopia, both in the -- mozambique, tanzania, and burma. we are expanding our offices throughout asia as part of the president having us to continue to refocus and rebalance our efforts towards asia. here trying out to help promote business doing more exports. that is a big part of what the trade promotion inter agency effort does. as i think people can tell, there is an enormous amount of cooperation that goes on between our various departments. we work hand in glvoe. ove. >> one of the most important development initiatives is power africa. that is thought of as our ability to shape strategies that get the investment in africa going to provide energy to the citizens of africa, which i think is part of what you'll be talking about in ethiopia, ernie. but how do you see the mix of energy developing in africa fossil hydro, renewable? there are a lot of places in africa that are pretty remote. what is your sense of what the likely strategy that countries are likely to pursue their? >> first of all, let me say on power africa, that was a majo

we could spend all afternoon here but i wanted angola view. you -- but i want to thank all of you.thank you all. [applause] host: caller [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> during this month, c-span is pleased to present our winning entries in this year's student cam video documentary competition. student cam is the annual competition that encourages middle and high school students to think critically about issues. we asked students to base their documentary on the question -- what is the most important issue the u.s. congress should consider in 2014? s areecond prize winner sophomores in silver spring, maryland. they believe the economic achievement gap is the most important issue. numbers look at these starting at high school. fully, 96% of kids from the highest income group complete high school. it's almost a given. 63% of those who come from the lowest percentile do. in 10 of lowe income children eventually graduate from college, less than one in 10. that is morally and educationally unacceptable. >

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the protestors in greece were held in check this we by have a security which was boosted ahead of angola merkel is visiting athens to praise the country for keeping in line with financial measures introduced by brussels. traders and state sector workers hit hard by the country's economic belt tightening march through the streets of the greek capital on friday seven thousand police officers were deployed to maintain order. on going public sector cuts in greece will mean up to eleven thousand civil servants will be fired by the end of the year and that's amid twenty eight percent unemployment in the country toughest area measures and cards have also led to a fall in a country's g.d.p. which is down almost a third compared with two thousand and nine political analyst. believes greek society will ultimately pay a high price for the country to be back in the black we have been turned into a society with. every day life it's getting even worse and there's always the possibility of extra misery of the same time that the greek government is trying to reduce that to present an image today that is

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