>> this is a sawed-off shotgun that was carried by the barrow gang. >> the barrows?barrow? >> like bonnie and clyde. >> their violent exploits spawned a legend... >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america... [ gunshots ] ...somehow touches people. >> ...that may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed. people on the telephones are bidding. there's intense interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> it was a mind-blower to watch. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and i'm headed into waco, texas, where i'll meet a man who inherited a massive collection of artifacts and documents and weapons that he says tell the story of the lone star state from the days of the alamo all the way to the legendary and bloody crime sprees of the 1920s and '30s. >> i'm earl davis. my father, robert e. davis, died in march 2003 and left us a vast and eclectic collection. and we were at odds in a dilemma of what to do with these items. >> i meet earl davis at his mother's house, where he keeps his strange inhe

barrow confirmed after a swearing in that he would be the head of a transitional government and would make way for general elections after 3 years but now he wants to serve a full 5 year term as guaranteed by the constitution. gambians are divided about barrows achievements the work of a truth and reconciliation commission is seen widely positive witnesses speak out and the country is trying to get over the trauma of the 22 year long brutal regime of the former dictator ya-ya main. but the unemployment rate is still very high especially among young people the civil society is gaining strength the proof for these demonstrations in the 3 years of barrow's presidency gambians have learnt it is now possible to speak out for their own beliefs and convictions. and that is it news africa as always you can catch all out stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with some pictures of refugees in africa and now till next time it's nice and out. slocum's to the duramax new to challenge. the mind of stillings. with exclusive. and a must see concerning parts culture keep your r

gambians are divided about barrow's achievements the work of a truth and reconciliation commission has seen widely positive witnesses speak out and the country is trying to get over the trauma of the 22 year long brutal regime of the former dictator ya-ya main. but the unemployment rate is still very high especially among young people the civil society is gaining strength the proof for these demonstrations in the 3 years of barrow's presidency gambians have learnt it is now possible to speak out for their own beliefs and convictions. and that is it for now from news africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with some pictures of refugees in africa and now i'll tell next time it's nice and out. some media attention are some of the famous naturalist and explorers. to celebrate comics on the front of the world's 250 in the morning on the floor of the discovery . expedition board on the law. i'm not all think out of the jet well i just sometimes i am but i stand up and when we see german thinks deep into the german culture of looki

they shout in the local language it means it's time time for president adam a barrow to leave power and says he broke a promise he made to the people of gambia who brought him to power 3 years ago so we are protesting because our president. and i remember when they got. in 2016 that he would serve a transitional government for 3 years thereafter he would hold a presidential election. in which it would not be a participant and where but imagine as the winner of that election he would graciously hand over to that person instead barrow says he wants to stay in power and complete his mandate until 2021 saying he's respecting the constitution but in 2016 with most political leaders in jail the opposition rallied behind president barrow then a political outsider they had protested under the slogan gambia has decided when longtime president john we refused to concede defeat during that year's presidential elections barrow told al-jazeera at the time he would respect the will of the people and only lead the country through its transition to democracy organizing elections in which he would not t

who refused to concede defeat and for adam a barrow he was the head of a coalition of the opposition what well many of the opposition leader were in prison he was heading this co-exists popular coalition he had promised then that he would stay in power just for 3 years now he's saying that he wants to extend his time to complete a full mandate to respect the constitution but the people here are not due to their fear is that he just wants to stick on to power to control the situation. iraq's president has until the end of monday to nominates a new prime minister as the resigned last month but that's done little to calm protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the sectarian political system at least 400 and $76.00 iraqis have been killed since october lebanon's president has delayed talks for political parties that were meant to lead to the naming of a new prime minister there it follows another night of violence between security forces and protesters outside points. 2 cities in western libya have declared a general mobilization of forces to fight a warlord of the for have terro

gambians are divided about barrow's achievements the work of a truth and reconciliation commission is seen widely positive witnesses speak out and the country is trying to get over the trauma of the 22 year long brutal regime of the former dictator yeah yeah i mean. but the unemployment rate is still very high especially among young people the civil society is gaining strength the proof for these demonstrations and the 3 years of barrow's presidency gambians have learned it is now possible to speak out for their own beliefs and convictions. and that is it for now from news africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page today will leave you with some pictures of refugees in africa and now next time i stand out. in the fire more tolerant and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with. the smugglers were lions and. what's your story ready ready. i mean when i was a women especially in victims of violence and. take part and send us your story we are trying in all to understand this new cultu

opposition parties in the gambia rallying against president adama barrel they want barrow to honor his promise to step down by the end of this year he made that commitment in a deal to form a coalition government 3 years ago but has since changed his mind and said he'll serve his side dear term barrel's 2016 election that to the end of the 22 former leader. well nicholas hawke is in banjul where protesters say president battle has made living conditions and worse than they've been in previous years the beginning there was hundreds of people in the crowd swelled up to tens of thousands and they've successfully handed over their petition to the spokesperson of the government a petition asking for adam a barrow to step down their slogan is just no which in the local language means it's time it's time for adam a barrow to step down remember in 2016 on this very road there were tens of thousands of people protesting against the former longtime president in support of adam a barrow today we saw the same people who supported adam a baro asking him now to step down he had made a promise that h

to step down their slogan is which in the local language means it's time it's time for adam a barrow to step down remember in 2016 on this very road there were tens of thousands of people protesting against the former longtime president in support of adam a barrow today we saw the same people who supported adam a borrow asking him now to step down he had made a promise that he would stay in power just for 3 years but it seems he says that he will continue to stay to power complete his full mandate he says he's respecting the constitution but that's something that the protesters here are not buying they believe that he just wants to cling on to power they fear also and that some members of his government are leaders of a performer political leaders or close allies too. and although he had promised at the time to change change for the people here and while there has been more political freedom change has been slow to come when it comes to security reforms going to comes to the change of leadership when it comes to basic things like power electricity and water shortages that this countr

gambians are divided about barrow's achievements the work of a truth and reconciliation commission is seen widely positive witnesses speak out and the country is trying to get over the trauma of the 22 year long brutal regime of the former dictator yeah yeah. but the unemployment rate is still very high especially among young people. the civil society is gaining strength the proof for these demonstrations in the 3 years of barrow's presidency gambians have learnt it is now possible to speak out for their own beliefs and convictions. so the question is now a valid one will the boeing 737 max ever leave the ground again yesterday the u.s. plane manufacturer boeing announced it is suspending production of its 737 max airliner beginning in january the entire fleet was grounded last march following 2 fatal crashes in just 5 months boeing has not delivered any new 737 max is since then and that is key here the 737 max is boeing's best selling plane boeing is also the largest industrial employer in the united states the suspension will have knock on effects for parts suppliers thousands and

they shout in the local language it means it's time time for president adam a barrow to leave power and says he broke a promise he made to the people of gambia who brought him to power 3 years ago so we are protesting because our president. and i remember when the guy. in 2016 that he would save a transitional government for 3 years thereafter he would hold a presidential election. in which it would not be a participant and where but imagine as the winner of that election he would graciously hand over to that person instead barrow says he wants to stay in power and complete his mandate until 2021 saying he's respecting the constitution but in 2016 with most political leaders in jail the opposition rallied behind president barrow then a political outsider they had protested under the slogan gambia has decided when longtime president john lee refused to concede defeat during that year's presidential elections barrow told al-jazeera at the time he would respect the will of the people and only lead the country through its transition to democracy organizing elections in which he would not ta

and gambians rally against the president adama barrow urging him to keep his promise to step down off to 3 is. and in sport the semifinals of the club world cup get underway in doha where a south american champions manco take on asian champions all hello in the final 4. welcome to the news hour we begin in the u.s. the top democrat in the senate has accused the president of orchestrating a cover up chuck schumer has called for current and former white house aides to testify at trial he's expected impeachment trial he says republicans have no reason to keep witnesses from testifying unless the president has something to hide they include the acting chief of staff make mulvaney i'm a former national security adviser john bolton a moat in the democrat led house to impeach president trump is expected on wednesday if that passes which is widely expected he will then be tried in the republican controlled senate. i haven't seen a single good argument about why these witnesses shouldn't testify or these documents be produced unless the president has something to hide and his supporters want t

opposition parties in the gambia are rallying against president obama barrow they want baro to honor his promise to step down by the end of this year that was a commitment he made in a deal to form a coalition government 3 years ago but since changed his mind saying he will serve his full 5 year term 2016 election victory ended the 22 year rule of the former leader john mayer we are live now in the gambian capitol hill with nicolas hark out in amongst the protesters nicolas. that's right it was on this road about 3 years ago that thousands of people took to the streets against me when he refused to concede defeat and wanted to stay on for power and most of the people that were. protesting then are people that supported adam a baro he was supposed to be the president of transition and when he came to power he promised that he would just stay for 3 years because most of the political leaders and opposition leaders were in fact in prison and so now with the people here that protested against may want to see that my barrow go respect has turned they say it's about democracy and about bei

barrow is one of the ones that has been mentioned to me. it's a slightly odd seat.ck, who was the incumbent, is standing down. he became an independent — and, in fact, he has endorsed the conservatives in this election campaign. so that's certainly one that is within the conservative sights. and burnley. .. i mean, this would be a very, very long shot, but, again, in the last couple of days, it's a seat that i understand that conservatives are talking about in a positive light. burnley last returned a conservative mp in 1910. but on the street, it seems that they are more optimistic, the conservatives are optimistic, in those seats. i was going to say — southport. why did you say that southport was so interesting? well, because it's a genuine three—way marginal, and it'sjust... it's very, very exciting. i've spent quite a lot of time in southport in the last few weeks, and you cannot move for banners, placards, posters everywhere in the suburbs. you will see the liberal democrats, the tories and labour posters and pictures of the candidates everywhere. they all thin

barrow told al jazeera at the time he would respect the will of the people and only lead the country transmission to democracy, organizing elections in which he would not take part. parties and i am a businessman. for they trust me for one thing, that i am loyal to the party. loyal to the leadership. and i'm honest and hard-working. >> but his political party has now stopped backing him because he has surrounded himself with financethe foreign and minister are not part of the new cabinet. a protest like this would not take place under the former president as people would be too afraid to take to the streets and demonstrate against a had of state. so other is more political freedom under barrel, the change he had promised and the reform and the security, economic and social sector, is too slow to come. >> people cannot afford it. the country has gone backward. [indiscernible] he is worse. >> protesters handed a petition to a government spokesman, setting an ultimatum for barrow to leave power next month, as he promised to do three years ago. this is an unprecedented show of force sinc

to step down their slogan is which in the local language means it's time it's time for adam a barrow to step down remember in 2016 on this very road there were tens of thousands of people protesting against the former longtime president in support of adam a barrow today we saw the same people who supported adam a borrow asking him now to step down he had made a promise that he would stay in power just for 3 years but it seems he says that he will continue to stay to power complete his full mandate he says he's respecting the constitution but that's something that the protesters here are not buying they believe that he just wants to cling on to power they fear also and that some members of his government are leaders of a performer political leaders or close allies too. and although he had promised at the time to change change for the people here and while there has been more political freedom change has been slow to come when it comes to security reforms when it comes to the change of leadership when it comes to basic things like power electricity and water shortages that this country

gambians rally against the president adama barrow urging him to keep his promise to step down after 3 years. in both iraq and lebanon perspiring the naming of a new prime minister until thursday after politicians failed to agree. hello welcome to the program the u.s. senate's top democrat is calling for current and former white house aides to testify president donald trump's expected impeachment trial chuck schumer says he wants senior officials including white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney and former national security adviser john bolton to be summoned he's due to give a news conference this hour of course we'll have that few live when it starts a vote in the democratic led house to impeach president donald trump is expected on wednesday if that pass' he'll then be tried in the republican controlled senate but republicans have called for a short trial about any witnesses why did your castro joins us live now from capitol hill what are you hearing but there about the prospect of mulvaney and bolton being summoned as witnesses. it mariyam so that's looking forward into the

and to find out what all of this means let's go to joy to ring in barrow in nairobi hi joy good to see you how would this new digital tox actually work. so what the kin your revenue authority is trying to do is collect data of all the digital firms or digital platforms and then be able to determine how much tax they can get from them as they already being taxed but this is only withholding tax which is majorly remey to 2 countries where these digital platforms originate and give an example of what has its headquarters in the united states so it becomes a bit difficult for the can you have any authority to determine how much tax is going to come from them and so by collecting this data they're able to determine how much tax each of these platforms should be paying and you mentioned there of course that's only one of several multinationals that could be affected have there been any reaction from any of the others. who has been this has definitely sparked some conversation because from the time that the president signed this into law that was in november of this year we have seen many dig

it's been about 2 years since your new president came into office president adam a barrow is this a question of his incompetence all other reforms that the gabby needs does he need a lot of time and people just don't have the patience help us understand why things are not getting better for people why they feel like they don't have hope in the country it depends on who you talk to too many president who is focused and he cannot deliver anymore sort of the young people in this country toward the problem was with the former president and the way they think when this new government debt problem and the sort of war that did not happen 3 years into his leadership young people are still continue to leave this country employed in pregnancy on the increase so what then they won't even get even calling on the president to step down at the end of 3 days into the end of his 5 year term because many people say he kind of do and again you cannot change anything for the people of this country. all right. and bundjalung thank you. thank you so much. on next story takes us to nigeria where temperatures rose

news spread quickly among residents of barrow that a boat carrying migrants had sunk of mauritania relatives fear they have lost their loved ones the same vessel stopped here a few days ago looking for passengers many gambians boarded hoping to reach europe and a better life. with a little boat anchored in and the smugglers were scouting for passengers and my grandson and 2 others heard about this and decided to join them but we thought that it succeeds because 2 other boats that left recently reached their destination and . these survivors managed to swim ashore they are being housed in the mauritanian city of new i do believe and are receiving primary care mauritanian or thirty's say more than 80 passengers have been rescued already only see what's going. on here today because we are illegally emigrating to find something to make a living and to help our parents because there's not enough work in our country. we left gambia a week ago wanting to go to spain. the people who organized the trip abandoned us at sea because we were lost. we were lost and we didn't know where to go it had been t

in lisbon city hall it's make or break time for the coffee store and the pharmacy so for you to barrow is on her way to the meeting. he is always present when decisions are. so for your temper or went on a buy year or describe what's special about these shops. what. if a sociologist is there to give an independent assessment. of. the mental causes both shops get the ok from the lisbon city hall now they face one last hurdle. approval from a citizens' commission which also includes architects and town planners to me. it's a battle between the old and the new. battle to save lisbon from degenerating into a mere amusement park. over 140 stores have been designated historic shops up to not. feel like. i'm. not. one of them is they have a dash or a visual its name says it all portugal's most famous fashion designers. separates the shop pottery he's even sewn for the likes of madonna. my mother was a dressmaker herself and she used to bring me here as a small child and set me down on the calendar i loved being surrounded by all these things i knew what i wanted to do from the early age so i

barrow they will tend to his promise to step down by the end of this year he made that commitment to the deal to form a coalition government 3 years ago. and lebanon's president says to wait talks with political parties that were meant to lead to a new prime minister being named as follows another night of violence between the security forces and protesters outside the country it's. a report spy the committee to protect journalists is accusing china of preventing journalists in hong kong and taiwan from reporting freely it details an increasingly constrains medium vironment in hong kong who are pro beijing outlets number independent ones prove age and groups are also accused of scaring off companies from advertising with independent outlets you can be critical of china where the report says there have been under piece it's been repeated and unprovoked spurious attacks on journalists in hong kong who are covering the process z.p.g. says these are the effects of china's rise an influence on a region that once had a free press all sarah clarke is in hong kong with more what the reports

thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of gambia capital bon jewel calling for president adama barrow to respect his pledge to quit after 3 years in office came to power after a few former autocratic leader. in the 2016 elections. powerful storms and at least one tornado killed at least 3 people in the united states now this twister struck near the town of rose pine in western louisiana every weather suspected tornadoes also swept through parts of mississippi and alabama. while the countdown is on for the launch of a european satellite that will study planets outside our solar system suitable asked off shortly from the european spaceport in french guiana and south america now the chiappe satellite will be gathering plenty of data and will be looking for signs as well of life. life among the stars. if it's their mission could help find it. the satellite will study planets orbiting distant suns so-called exoplanets. will observe how these distant worlds pass in front of the stars they orbit. to make this possible researchers 1st have to scour the sky with other telescopes to select star

america contributor molly barrows next this morning. the f.b.i. is now taking the lead on this which is interesting because a saudi national florida governor on the santas though told reporters that the saudi arabian government needs to make things better quote unquote for the victims one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is you know we time to do this but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to to make make things better for these victims naval air station pensacola bay security and local law enforcement got the call that there was an active shooter on the base local sheriff's deputies were among the 1st to respond and they're reporting that the shooting happened in a classroom building on the base covering 2 floors it's had a huge impact on the pensacola community this is a military town this base is the heart of this community and many many waves a lot of people either had relatives that were enlisted or they work for the base this has been a v

on for president adama barrow to respect his pledge to quit after 3 years in office and came to power after defeating the former autocratic leader. gemma in the 26th election. it's to the bundesliga now and today sees barassi a dork and hosting league leaders rb leipzig max merril from v.w. sports is here to talk but that morning max our 1st question is what is at stake in this match plenty at stake in these midweek fixtures the bundesliga is pretty much less exciting league in the world right now it's incredibly tight at the top and we can see here from the standings 1st place lights that they knocked off the perch on the weekend they're facing don't win in 3rd only 4 points between them and then we go all the way down shall come by on friday and then live in the top 7 only 8 points separate them and with a mid-season break approaching it's all about keeping the pace at the top ok how do you see this match playing outdoor and league leaders rb leipzig yep plenty of excitement guaranteed and quite a few goes i'd imagine they don't when they're at home so they have that advantage the f

in other news thousands of lebanese protest has rallied outside the parliament in barrow and plastered police calling for a new independent head of government someone an affiliated with established political parties in lebanon the president has delayed consultations on designating a new prime minister until later this week. delegates from europe and the u.s. have attended a salesman in belgium to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bunch because one of the world war 2 is bloodiest episodes in which u.s. forces defeated a german attempt to stop advancing allied armies back in december 944. the draw of the 1st knockout drug of the champions league has taken place by munich will face premier league side chelsea mine famously lost to the 2000 in the 2012 final of tome to the london as they meet over 2 legs in february and march boosted dortmund will be at home 1st in their duel with paris and her man and their former coach tomas to have last 16 debutantes be leipsic will face last season's runners up doesn't them in the pick of the other pairings record when israel madrid made e

thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of his capital banjul calling for president had dhamma barrow to respect his pledge to create after 3 years in office he came to power after defeating former autocratic leader. in the 26 elections. australian police have arrested 2 men for allegedly smuggling more than 600 kilograms of ecstasy hidden inside hundreds of barbecues it wraps up a 6 month investigation spanning 3 countries in july police in cyprus tipped off australian authorities about a possible shipment of m.d.m.a. to sydney. syrup in space agency has postponed the launch of a 3 year mission to study planets in other solar systems mission control made the decision after discovering a software in the soyuz rocket that will be put the key ops orbiting telescope into . well some culture news now and he is the superstar of german composers none other than van beethoven he'll be in the spotlight in 2020 as jimmy celebrates his $250.00 if birthday now that means his music will be everywhere as concerts in new recordings abound now in beethoven's hometown of bon the wonders const hala is

and that thousands of gambians are rallying against their president adama barrow calling for him to step down he promised to leave office at the end of the year is part of a deal to form a coalition government but has since changed his mind. those the headlines this hour that set for myself the team here in london but talk to al-jazeera is coming up next peaking with the lebanese prime minister job or on a sale stay with us a dramatic year for donald trump ends with impeachment threatening his presidency no one not even the president is above board what next for the man hoping to win a 2nd time in power and 2020 the impeachment inquiry is a scam join us for the latest developments on al-jazeera. will. be. $20000000.00 t.v.'s be a challenging year for little bit seen nation boy protests for months. people are demanding an end to corruption a change in the political system and better management of the economy. as a result prime minister saad hariri handed in his resignation in late october. but protests to say that's not enough but have been calling for a complete overhaul of lebanon's pol

talked about the importance of memory and the importance of keeping memory alive if we not join thomas barrow who is at the site and. tell us how did you experience this is starting this is by chance some echo that. i think this speech buying a miracle will be one that will be studied for a long time when you study how germany deals with its historic responsibility how germany deals with its culture of remembrance it was a very powerful speech indeed which had in my opinion 2 very clear strands on the one hand and glamor call repeated on various occasions the words honoring and remembering stressing that germany's responsibility is an absolutely vital part of germany's identity as a nation but as john just said that 2nd strand is also understanding that this has a relevance in the world that we live in today that this is not only about remembering and honoring but it's also about understanding how exact past can have an influence today and sending a warning about some of the problems that the world is now currently experiencing i'm glad merkel mentioned specifically for example anti semitism

special agents lewis and barrow subsequently opened doors for one of today's panelists, dr. john d. glover. thank you, sir, for being with us. he achieved a series of first in the fbi which we heard earlier, but i will repeat again because i think they are of the most importance and significance. first african-american assistant special agent in charge in the bureau history, newark, 1976. first african-american special agent in charge, milwaukee, 1979, and atlanta in 1980. first assistant director of the inspection division in 1982. and first african-american executive assistant director, administration, having achieved that rank and position in 1986. thank you, sir, dr. glover, for all you have done. [applause] paul: separately and tragically, on january 8, 1969, special agent edwin r. woodriffe became the first african-american agent to lose his life in the line of duty, while in pursuit of a fugitive here in the d.c. area. this anniversary gives us the opportunity to remember and hold closely in our thoughts sa woodriffe, his family, and his loved ones, and it is a chance for us

problem prone 737 max jet well now the aerospace company stock is following legal journalist molly barrows contributor with here now with more on that molly thanks for being here. how big of a dip is the company scene right now and how much of this has to do with the whistleblower we heard from last week who essentially said that not only did both we know about problems with the max $737.00 max but also the f.a.a. knew about it and nobody did anything. that's exactly right still a lot of questions surrounding those ongoing investigations of exactly what caused the 2 fatal crashes that contributed to the grounding of the 737 max the boeing shares did take a hit they fell more than 4 percent premarket trading to $328.13 and they're not the only ones being hit by this the company's biggest supplier spirit era systems their stock also fell 3.4 percent spirit makes the max fuselage along with other parts now according to some media reports analysts are suspending production say that they're suspending it that that happening will likely mean more significant charges for boeing as well as its mai

where she was charged with bank fraud related to wall ways business in iran legal journalist molly barrows contributor with a lawyer has more on what the court decision means for her case molly thank you so much for joining us today let's start off by asking the simple question what are the details of this ruling. well to get into that tale a bit about the case made of course says she is innocent of these bank fraud charges that her legal team is fighting this extradition from canada on the grounds that the u.s. is using it for economic and political gain she also says canadian authorities unlawfully held searched and interrogated her to collect evidence on behalf of the f.b.i. and that's how we get to this ruling because it really centers around so that evidence in particular maine told canadian police the passwords to her electronic devices like her i phone and her i pad because she says she thought it was part of the border check requirement but canadian police and gave some of that identifying information about her electronics to federal agents in the u.s. and she's like what so to pro

one of the story from the gambia our opposition parties have been rallying against president adama barrow yad promise to step down at the end of 2019 after 3 is in power as part of the deal to form a coalition government but he has since changed his mind saying he will serve his full 5 year term. you stay with us here on al-jazeera the stream is the program coming up next talking to reporters covering china's change young province i have more news for you after that. i have femi oke a. year in the stream today can exposing china's internment camps close them off to journalists reveal classified documents all muslim intel and pants china pushes back with its own narrative we'll speak to a panel of journalists covering and we want your input send us your questions and your comments to twitter or our live you tube chop ringback. this is for it if the kind of director of human rights watch and you were in the stream. china says other ethnic minorities who have been contained in the so-called re education camps have been released. not yet seen john time. at present all the trainees who partici