and they sent me there to angola. that's a nightmare in itself, there. i wasn't the same. >> after prison, clair went to california, but his troubles with the law continued. >> i wasn't the same. but man, you go back and look at my arrest record, my arrest record is a joke. the crimes that i may have, the crimes that i have, it wasn't, it wasn't violent. it's petty stuff. i'm not a violent person. >> he has done time in louisiana for committing a robbery. we also have pretty strong evidence that he committed a rape in louisiana. the victim of that rape was so traumatized that she did not want to come to california and testify. she didn't want to be put through the ordeal of being on the witness stand looking at her rapist. for him to say that he's not a violent person is ridiculous. >> two months before linda rogers' murder, a man tried to intervene in an argument between clair and his then girlfriend, pauline flores. clair allegedly slashed the man in the chest with a bayonet. >> pauline said straight out, i'm scared of him. i'm scared he's going to hur

to keep costs low and maximize profits, plantations like angola which is prisoners as guards. they would give guns typically to the most brutal prisoners would be willing to shoot an inmate who is trying to escape. louisiana, mississippi and arkansas, they all use this kind of system as inmate guards and they would grant an automatic parole to inmate card who shot and killed an escaping inmate. in this system inmates were also acting as overseers on the plantations. they would with prisoners that didn't make quotas. arkansas allowed with being in its present until 1967. it was also electrocuting prisoners who were not making labor quotas are refusing to work. there was a doctor in alabama that was selling like plasma of prisoners and making money from it. so this is, it was in this world that the founder of the corrections corporation of america started his career. i wish you could see the images. they are in the book but these pictures of the plantation at the time that he was at, it's exactly how you would imagine slavery looking. black black men, cotton fields, hunched over

also, that angola has committed to addressing those problems.it is a new government in angola and the previous government was the one involved or alleged involved in these problems. and so as the new government has come in it has committed and made firm commitment to addressing the concerns made. in addition, in the new government is seeking economic reforms that will further the development and so, i things are on track with that to move forward. >> we have heard also that angola is making some progress with respect to that but we would hope that the united states treasury department would use its considerable influence at the imf to ensure that the imf just isn't bailing out of government that has reneged on commitments to the us companies. >> i take full note, thank you. >> and final question, i don't have much time but just address in international financial institutions, in north korea we are reading a lot of news reports how new north korea is circumventing the sanctions regime and companies that are beneficiaries of international or multi

reasons why karrenbauer bay well of being voted in by those delegates is the relationship she has with angola merkel because although chancellor merkel has stepped down as leader of the c.d.u. she hasn't stepped down as chancellor and the two will have to work together very closely opposite side of that of course would have been if through to commit to. him mrs merkel do have a history in fact it was chancellor merkel that essentially ousted him from the c.d.u. party leadership way back when she rose to power but just who is. the new leader and what she all about the preferred choice of mrs merkel is understood to be an internet. known by her initials a k k and it lands assist with a small a pro european and a francophile. the already tight links with france when it comes to russia she is perhaps even more skeptical of the kremlin the chancellor merkel last week she called for russian ships coming from the sea to be barred from u.s. ports to be a food haven't been squeaks enough is on the part of. times he thinks he will get away with it and if you are in the us done given united's response s

was billed as the continuity candidates heading into this election she was given the blessing by angola merkel the outgoing leader of the party after eighteen years when mrs merkel put miss crime karrenbauer in the position of general secretary of the c.d.u. interesting enough the same position angle of merkel held before she went on to lead the party eighteen years ago now mrs merkel did give a very emotional speech in phones to the opening of the party conference in which she said whoever takes over from her is going to have a difficult task of pulling together and uniting the party and the nation in very polarizing times in the fight it's a critical time for our country and for parties like ours the c.d.u. c.s.u. with the f.t. to the right of us and with the polarized societies well certainly one of the reasons why you miss karrenbauer bay well of being voted in by those delegates is the relationship she has with angola merkel because although chancellor merkel has stepped down as leader of the c.d.u. she hasn't stepped down as chancellor and the two will have to work together very c

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sorry there you go you've spoken ok well that's all we have time for tonight thank you to nineteen angola and max merrill that was match day seventeen the bundesliga is back of course in may johnny because of the winter break we leave you with a taste of the traditional christmas sing along the young berlin stadium this sunday evening so happy holidays and all the best and twenty nine thousand for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in ca next year but. last. last. last. last. india inspire children to bond with nature that's the goal of the green school program. throughout the state of gujarat government initiative is sowing the seeds for a new generation of environmentalist. when these children grow up their behavior will be exemplary and different from the normal. next d.w.i. . it existed for just three years. the right university of strasbourg. created by the nazis to rival the prestigious sorbonne in paris. but the university conducted turmeric experiments on humans and murdered people for a racist ideology. in the name of science in forty five minutes on. how do you want to.

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into friday down to was the southern parts of africa will also showers here they're stretching from angola all the way down towards madagascar and some of them really are quite heavy over madagascar on thursday they clear away though as we head into friday so madagascar will have a brighter day still a few showers just not quite as many of them for many of us in south africa you should be fine job or get twenty nine to twenty one. the weather sponsored by cats on race. in countries like mine people have been killed. when united states privatized the old. war this was a deal with saudi arabia things would be different the saudis when they came to britain would be fools to help the process mobs do euell rumsfeld was meeting saddam is an interesting. show. coming soon. at the top stories for you now british prime minister theresa may has survived a leadership challenge by m.p.'s from the conservative party two hundred voted for her one hundred seventeen against many of her m.p.'s are unhappy about may's the deal. former lawyer is going to prison for three years for tax evasion and for violati

showers across a good part of southern africa quite shayna storms from south africa right up towards angola big showers to across a good part of mozambique i'd also tense in there. the weather sponsored by qatar peace. the lights are on. and there's nowhere to hide is the easiest way to solve this time allow u.n. observers who you invited into the country earlier this year to finish their job i haven't said it's a right wing conspiracy or anybody's conspiracy debate do you think we're going to see some kind of sea change in the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia we have an obligation there is that journalistic integrity and then in this case it was betrayed totally up from its own al-jazeera . welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now with the rebels in yemen have handed over control of vital ports of the government's navy and coast guard the transfer was carried out under the supervision of the united nations it's a peace deal reached in sweden earlier this month voting is underway in parliamentary elections in bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina is expec

final question about what would happen to russia german relations with angela merkel kong because angola merkel has also be a vocal critic of russia so she always supported anti russia sanctions despite strong business ties between berlin and moscow will berlin become more pragmatic towards russia with new leadership or is it more reasonable to expect a harder line was nobody can make a for courage for my point of view my interest would be to move i had to do with improving their relations with. germany and russia it's been european union and russia and between nato and russia you need a you know in the ninety's and even early and the first east during the first kate of this century. beaven have just crossed the membership of russia in nato we have discussed those relationships between your premium the union and the russia i think we should start. to discuss where it can corporate chancellor merkel runs has said we have built up a lot of bridges between germany and russia. to destroy bridges is quite easy and very fast. but to rebuild will take a whole lot of. i just had a meeting in fri

across a good part of southern africa quite a chain of storms from south africa right up towards angola big showers to across a good part of mozambique i'd also tanzania. there you look the arrival of refugees is debated in european parliament's. but the journey itself is little understand. to syrians document the route that is claimed so many lives searching for sanctuary part one people in power on al jazeera. you're watching our time to recap our headlines now the rebels in yemen have handed over control of a vital port of her data to the government's navy and coast guard the transfer was carried out under the supervision of the united nations peace deals reached in sweden earlier this month voting is under way in parliamentary elections in bangladesh minister sheikh hasina is expected to return for a fourth term security is tied after a campaign marked by weeks of violence arrests of opposition supporters the first polls have opened in the democratic republic of congo for a long delayed presidential election the vote was delayed by two years has been plagued by violence. the u.s. pr

democratic party, it is difficult to sit and look at us because a lot of these members of the party, she, angolaeople could be part of us and we had mishandled the problem. people could be part of us and we had mishandled the problemm reminds her of herfailure, you say? exactly. exactly. it may too early to talk of epitaphs but it is equally clear that the merkel is is coming to an end. and with it, germany will lose a leader whose sensitivities were honed in the comet east. this grim complex was at secret police prison. thousands of political detainees walked these corridors between interrogation rooms and their cells. perhaps the strongest thing about growing up in the gdr left her with was that hatred of tyranny, a dislike of dictators, and an innate sympathy for people who had suffered under such regimes. if there is one defining thing about merkel, over the years, it is her commitment to freedom. and this became very strong over the past couple of years, commitment to freedom, of democracy, of the rule of law, of not taking freedom for granted. i think this was one of her hallmarks. merkel

german conservative i'm a great crop karrenbauer has been chosen to succeed angola muckle as leader of the christian democrats she won five hundred seventeen votes out of nine hundred ninety nine cost by delegates. and the french government is deploying a huge police presence in anticipation of another weekend of violent yellow vest demonstrations it comes as the police are being heavily criticized after a video of the arrest of a group of students by a virus. well in all the stories of following a u.s. democratic senator says a vote next week aimed at ending support for the saudi led coalition in yemen is a response to the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi chris murphy said on twitter that pulling the united states out of the war will hurt the saudi crown prince more than any sanctions there are growing calls for the white house to hold and sound man responsible for the murder of the head of turkish intelligence has already briefed some u.s. senators on turkey's investigation into khashoggi is death. well day two of talks in sweden aimed at ending the war in yemen have hit d

state election results are going to cause all sorts he is visibly waning how low from those whom do angola must cling on to calm my guess is both drunk short legs one of the most famous and infamous politicians in germany. conflicts of. it on detail of. celestial be. on a spiritual message. where they come from. why do they depict human form. and why do they have to wait. the angel trying to come in through the front legs d.w. . the natural riches of precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland has been called ethiopia's goes to. the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international coverage for giants the government has a high export revenues and the corporations high profit margins but not everyone benefits from the booming business. would give when i saw the bulldozers clearing the land i was devastated going to get with how could they bulldoze the land without my permission and what they knew would belong to me. expropriations environmental destruction starvation. the price of government and corporate greed. the selling out of a country. that donkeys fear no hye

considered i'm peter lavelle may survive a no confidence vote but is now a lame duck hard brags that looms angola merkel has announced her impending political retirement and. moral legitimacy as president of france is in the balance the three pillars of the e.u. are on shaky ground is the euro project suffering a crisis of confidence.

navigate milestones-- like birth and marriage-- andth crises, liker a life sentence in louisiana's angola prison. >> i knew that i would not get through this if it wasn't for god. i would never accept the fact that i would be here forever. i have a family. i have a daughter. and yes, i do have a life sentence. and in the state of louisiana life means life. it meanings you don't go to the front gate unless it's in the body bag. and i know that that's got's plan for my life. god has brought me to a place where he has redisorr me. i am looking for him to call me any way to the war den's office to say, did you hear the good news?yo see i'm different man inside jesus so i'm looking for new reward. >> it's hard, man. it's hard trying to exelify heaven in the midst of hell. learning about god made me mad about all the things i did in my life. the sins i committed. i seen m first person die at ten years ol order. ten years old. we come ready to die at 13, 14 years old. you know that's your life. o so if you go and quill a man it's nothing -- kill a man it's nothing to us. you just be like man the

general secretary of the party she was given that role essentially the papal blessing if you will from angola merkel the outgoing leader of the party that she ruled over for eighteen years. current power was very much the continuity candidate she is expected to continue to a certain extent the work that angela merkel was getting on with however that may cause some problems because as angela merkel was giving her farewell address to the party conference she pointed out the current state of the party in the state of politics in germany means it's a very polarized and difficult situation that the woman known as a k.-k. is walking into. it's a fight it's a critical time for our country and for parties like ours the c.d.u. c.s.u. with the f.t. to the right of us and to the polarized societies one of the reasons that delegates may have decided that they wanted to go for only great crime karen barr is the fact that she does have this relationship with angela merkel who of course is going to be staying on as chancellor as she stepped down as leader of the c.d.u. but you'll remain in germany's top job

the end of the proxy a -- the proxy war in angola you. i rock -- iraq moves toward space.t is no accident, it happens when we acted on the ancient knowledge that strength and clarity lead to peace. -- lead and ambivalence to war. [cheering] you say -- you see, weakness temps aggressors, strength stops them. i will not allow this country to be made weak again. never. [cheering] the tremors in the soviet world continue. the hard earth there has not yet settled. perhaps what is happening will change our world forever, and perhaps not. order, skepticism is in and so is hope. either way, we are in an unprecedented position to change the nature of our relationship, not by preemptive concessions, but by keeping our strength. not by yielding up defense n inems with nothing wo return, but in cool engagement in diplomacy. [cheering] my life has been lived in the shadow of war. i almost lost my life in one, and i hate war. i love peace. we have peace. i am not going to let anyone take it away from us. [cheering] our economy is strong, but not invulnerable. pieces broad, but -- peace

well it was about as a motive of speeches you have attained to get from angola merkel you could hear her voice go a few times when she was thanking people for the help that they'd given her over the years what she did say and this was a key point throughout the speech was the time now is for the christian democratic union as a party to put together a new program a new direction in fact the motto of this party conference which mrs merkel kept going back to you is unite and lead together she said the job of shaping the party in the direction it will go in is up to somebody else now and that she will continue as she will continue as chancellor to take responsibility for looking after the nation so the choice for the one thousand and one cd you delegates that are currently gathered in hamburg it's going to come down to one of three people going to be a choice between the current general secretary of the party the current german health minister or a businessman and former m.p. the preferred choice of mrs merkel is understood to be an internet camp cound known by her initials a k k and it

as she's known will be the new leader of the christian democratic union party she takes over from angola merkel she'd previously been the the party's general secretary she was put into that position. by angle of merkel essentially being given the the papal blessing for her role in the future role and that is the role that she's taken she's won the the position after a runoff a get election against friedrich merits the first round of the ballot saw the health ministry gain span a limited from voting it went through to this runoff and. picked up five hundred seventeen of the one thousand and one delegate votes that were available you only need fifty percent of the votes to become the leader so it's her well. heading into this vote yes yes a she takes over from anglo merkel heading into the vote angela merkel opened up the party conference she said that whoever took on that job would have to be dealing with putting together a country that finds itself or certainly a party that finds itself polarized on a number of issues and tackling that was going to be job number one for whoever took over

stepping into the the shoes of angola merkel of course the the liberal neo liberal order doesn't like donald trump so he doesn't count anymore. but this is but he was anointed he was anointed by the pope the political classes in france he was anointed by the liberal media and he was anointed globally by these elites here and then we find out that well he's not really the right stuff if i can use that term and who's not go ahead john. well it shows as the you are little establishment is completely out of touch with reality of living in a bubble of unreality and you're trying to hang on to the better tease of the past in the form of triangulation and neoliberal nostrums trying to stay the hand of raising tired of anger and discontent which we've had eloquently described by the other two guests in the course of this short and so matter on spend a lot of pain creating on a world stage he saw myself as a lord and not pull the an asshole he's described he spent more time trying to appeal to the summit's bask in the glory of the international lame i think he clearly modeled himself after ton

considered i'm peter lavelle may survive a no confidence vote but is now a lame duck hard brags that looms angola merkel has announced or impending political retirement and. moral legitimacy as president of france is in the balance the three pillars of the e.u. are on shaky ground is the euro project suffering a crisis of confidence. talking the state of the e.u. i'm joined by my guest we know you are in paris he's the chief foreign correspondent of the figaro and belfast we have david vance he is a political commentator as well as editor. newsmedia dot net and in edinburgh we cross to john white he is a political commentator and writer all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate we're now let me go to you first in paris sincere at the or least the present day epicenter of what's going on in the e.u. right now the title of this program and what i mentioned in my introduction is is there a crisis of confidence in the e.u. and i just mentioned three. primary events are playing out right now but we could discuss many many other t

with legacy and where they see the policy in the future where they want to go many people criticized angola machall that she moved out of the party too far to the center opening a big gap that was filled by the right wing populist safety of the people said that she modernized the c.d.u. and the main candidates who are vying to become her successor stunned for different interpretations of what it means these days to be conservative so that is very interesting to watch and of course the party chief of germany's biggest party has tremendous influence on gemini's politics as a whole as you mentioned there are three candidates who are vying for the leadership here for medicals mantle as if you chief of state so take a closer look at that. least of the three candidates want to replace uncle america less c.d.u. party leader they've been crisscrossing the country making their pitch for the leading role migration into the european union have been big issues where do the candidates stand first up the comeback kid replacements twenty years ago he was the rising star of the party until markel snatched

here we've got a few showers with this the most of those are in the north of alma stretching from angola all the way across towards madagascar some of those are pretty heavy but also watch out for this cloud in the eastern parts of south africa because that isn't really just going to be we're likely to see some rumbles of thunder mixed in with there are one or two rather shopper downpours as well a few more are expected as we had three sunday but it does look like saturday will be a more active day despite any thunderstorms that will still be warmed and jo'burg back both getting up to around twenty eight degrees you know that will force in capetown will be at twenty five. tonight to protect his life. but denied asylum a congolese activist must return home facing an uncertain future he once again finds himself at the forefront of a political revolution. trying to promote crecy can come a day every person who comes. back to kinshasa we can stop him entry on al-jazeera. well again the main news this hour here up there are reports of fighting on the outskirts of the yemeni city of data just