>> see, the situation in assam is really complicated, you know, because,e, like you said, assams a state that bordersrs banglgla. earlier, it was part of what was then known as east bengal, whicich then became east pakist, which became bangladesh. and it has a history of migration which goes back to like 1826 or earlier. when the british basically took over assam, they more or less invited the kind of robust peasants of east bengal to come in to this state, which they thought was, like the british thought in australia, you know, terra nullius. they did not pay attention to the fact that it was actually populated by very many tribes. there's something like 200 different tribes, languages, communities. there's a history to the national citizens register in assam which can'n't be simplifieied, you knowow? it wasn't what people in the indian mainland like to think of as, "oh, some hindu-muslim problem." it was not. it was more,e, actually, a resentmement of the assamese, or people who thought they were assasamese, against bengalis. and then there was a linguistic problem there of the british

through sunday for sunday much of that west of where the nudging a little further east was over towards assam states through bangladesh and then tending to dry out as the system makes its way across the final test of india as you go on into monday logic fly by the coming through at that stage and data to the southeast days very wet in date will see some heavy showers for tom i'm not due for carol and also for sri lanka chance i want to show it to you notice even here it costs as we go on through sunday afternoon with a high of 28. j.-o. you're at the mercy of the state but in the land of the free. shareholders have a stake it is this profit motive that continues to interfere with adequate health care being provided to people who are detained incarcerated across the country salt mines investigates how the outsourcing of health care in american jails is impacting the lives and deaths of those behind bars sick inside on al-jazeera. welcome back our top stories on al-jazeera medics say at least 3 people have died during clashes in baghdad this amid reports iraqi security forces are moving in to p

still banned from politics and is also barred from leaving the country his release comes a day after assam co-founded they're now banned party arrived in malaysia from self-imposed exile in france he's aiming to return to leave demonstrations against prime minister hun sen who's ruled for more than 3 decades when he's following developments from bangkok. this would appear to be a tactical move by the government in cambodia on 2 fronts one is that we know sam rainsy the acting leader of the cambodian national rescue party arrived back in the region on saturday flying into kuala lumpur the malaysian capital still vowing to return from exile to cambodia to lead an uprising against the government this would appear to be a move by the government in cambodia to take the wind out of the sails of sam rainsy and to call into question the relevance of any plans returned by him the other thing is the european union has been investigating the decline in democracy and human rights in cambodia and is threatening to withdraw or cambodia's tariff free status for its goods that are exported to the european

back in 2012 when sweden was trying to get him extradited assam skipped bail in london and sort of siloam in the ecuadorian embassy all along he insisted he'd cooperate with the swedish legal system but said he feared being sent on to the us where he might face the death penalty really is the most extraordinary compendium of war that has ever been released during the time of war. he's been criticized by u.s. officials of the wiki leaks published secret cables relating to the wars in iraq and afghanistan passed on by chelsea manning a former u.s. soldier who spent 7 years in jail for the leak in may of this year julian assange was removed from the ecuadorian embassy and arrested he was later jailed for 50 weeks for breaching his original bail condition as he's now in this high security prison in london while the u.k. government considers a u.s. extradition warrant a science faces allegations of conspiring to hack into a classified computer at the pentagon and could potentially face a jail sentence of up to 175 years his legal team insists he simply acted as a journalist and say his health

$48.00 has always denied the allegations back in 2012 when sweden was trying to get him extradited assam skipped bail in london and sort of solemn in the ecuadorian embassy all along he insisted he'd cooperate with the swedish legal system but said he feared being sent on to the us where he might face the death penalty really is the most extraordinary compendium of war that has ever being released during the time of war. he's been criticized by u.s. officials of the wiki leaks published secret cables relating to the wars in iraq and afghanistan passed on by chelsea manning a former u.s. soldier who spent 7 years in jail for the leak in may of this year julian assange was removed. take you straight back to the impeachment inquiry hearings and listen and present will proceed today in the same fashion as are other hearings i'll make an opening statement and then the ranking member will have an opportunity to make his opening statement and we will turn to our witnesses for opening statements and then to questions with that i now recognize myself to give an opening statement in the impeachmen