when somebody said browning is for bates, lincoln said bates will have no show and orval will be for me. and when he is he will help us with the bates man, and he did. herndon is lincoln's law partner. and, have you ever had someone around you where you want to keep them quiet at a certain time. in my house it is usually me they want to keep quiet. that is herndon, an abolitionist. he is very opinionated. and he really wants to be involved. lincoln's responses, we have so much legal work really, do all the legal work for me. i have a law to do. in essence he puts herndon on the shelf. yeah, herndon is riding to fellow abolitionist, yeah that helps lincoln. but, he doesn't want herndon out there making speeches at this time. so we may be in chicago in mid- may, davis, in particular, is the leader of lincoln's gaming. they meet in a building, expressly built for the convention called the whig-wam. and it is a bit crowded and it is a bit busy and in the hall and in the hotel rooms nearby that is where the action is going to be where things are going to get done. today, a nominating conv

with his family history etched along the banks of the darling, badger bates, a barkindji elder, sharesction with the river. see, even animals are dying. and one of our concerns is the mussel shells, see, the old mussels. they're just dying. it proves that the water sharing plan is not worth the piece of paper it's written on and they're just a bunch of liars that wrote the plan because look what they've given us. they made the mess, they clean it, and they fix it. you can drink it. it is a little bit brackish but it is good water. although the barkindji people have native title to their lands, their rights do not extend to the river water, which his people call the "baka". in 2015 they gave us native title, recognition that we are barkindji people and we say what is the good in giving us native title and taking our water. the river is our mother, it owns us, we do not own the river. according to aboriginal legend, the river was created by a dreamtime serpent, which scoured the land, joining up the waterholes. for the barkindji people the imminent death of a river they consider their mo

also on the show the clock is ticking for breaks it the business community is waiting for a deal with bated breath some companies are cashing in on the fear of them and linked. sales. this is business africa. as welcome economic opportunity increases access to energy that's an equation so self-evident that here in europe which if a rugged places like kenya most people have no access to electricity is special in rural areas only a third of the population in kenya is connected to the grid but that percentage has been rising fast thanks to the last mile connectivity project four years ago it started to supply schools in the countryside with electricity then homes and now businesses and farms are following losing runs a small shop she used to have a sort of panel on the roof but the yield was not great and. once she was connected to the grid she could expand her business. electricity. so efficient. it. was a costly. since she added new services business has really taken. up to twenty four and she has a staff of six losing the sun was lucky she was one of the faster customers to be connected to

maggi has son didn't bates discusses anti-sex the big issues of our times and head to heads five years after the revolution voters in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem said that through its own its cost present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in china zia join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in man ma ma ch just sierra. club. they call this bleeding the treaty. first substance the world is addicted to now at the center of a global trade war. it's latex in its purest form found in tires phones toothbrushes satellites or mattresses it is an essential element to daily life and so deep in the ivorian forest goes from tree to tree scarring them for the precious liquid. that is imposing two hundred billion dollars in tariffs on china the world's largest manufacturer of rubber goods china in response imposes tariffs on synthetic rubber the west produces. in the short term this is

the bates the first on land. >> we went on a helicopter on a sling the two of us together. >> reporter: experiencing engine problems and began to drift towards land. the strong wind and waves over 25 feet tossing the ship from side to side. passenger doctor an marie decker describes what it was like >> it broke open the glassindow. and my friends and i and a lot of other people were water for . and there is a lot of blood all over. >> reporter: passengers dangling in the air. once passengers reached land they received medical attention and taken to nearby hotels. tweeting battery dying and people everywhere. . we have just learned some good news about that ship and all of the passengers on board. coarse to marine traffic.com the viking sky underway heading towardsd. thank y new at 11:00, the stanf campus community mourning the death of a student overseas. he was a junior at stanford. he died yesterday in may yorka spain. he was hiking in a group when he left to explore a nearby hill but never returned. his body was found today. he fell quite a distance. >> the country continues to wait

maggi haasan did bates' discusses and dissects the big issues of our times in head to heads five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem said that through its own its past present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in tunis yet join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in million mom march on i'll just sierra. thailand's military government is accused of using repressive bulls to silence critics. but a new brigade of artists is fighting back why when a snake's thailand's rebel losses. zero. in slave abuse. freedom. applies to many of these. after a lifetime of service a remarkable young woman breaks screen. to lead an abolitionist movement of electrifying force. driven by her favorite recollections of subjugation. my memory is my power a witness documentary on a jersey. this is al jazeera i'm dead with a check on your world headlines the venezuelan

also on the show the clock is ticking for breaks it the business community is waiting for a deal with bated breath and some companies are cashing in on the fear of them and link. this is business africa. as welcome economic opportunity increases access to energy that's an equation so self-evident that here in europe which take it for granted places like kenya most people have no access to electricity is special in rural areas only a third of the population in kenya is connected to the grid but that percentage has been rising fast thanks to the last mile connectivity project four years ago it started to supply schools in the countryside with electricity then homes are now businesses and farms of following lucent runs a small shop she used to how much on the roof but the yield was not great. once she was connected to the grid she could expand her business. electricity and that. was a.

legend jimmy connors federal route will reach the milestone today if he bates stephanus city pass the greek cruise past frenchman gael monfils to reach the final. and so we have time for you've been watching data news at live from berlin world stories is up next more news at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's w dot com thanks for joining me. in real life they are a lawyer an investment banker and an entrepreneur but when carnival comes around these men transform into the triumvirate the highest ranking representatives of the cologne carnival festivities prince mark peasant marcus and maiden michael the tradition goes back hundreds of years and because carnival was always a male domain behind the maiden's mask is a man in the past two months to triumph or it has attended more than four hundred carnival meetings sometimes for twelve hours at a time but despite the hard work this is a much sought after jump says made in michael devlin's i was there with one in zero if i met someone over ninety years

i am here to betty bates. so -- dealer events as sort of our massive monsters on their own so like. and even thouough if you droppea head of time things will go wrong it is inevitable so you can't be that hard on yourself. of the ones. in the car because of the month [inaudible] the sony [inaudible] while. i had a my husband is is such an amazing person and he's such a great supporter for everything i do and he is willing to take off time from work to come in and help the team. i don't like a lot of people understand how much. time. and their king it takes to an evenent -- so i think we lost him understanding why we do it and yes i mean. do you get at night to get it that's whyhy i supported -- and d takes away for not only from has time from hostile sign and it's been a little busy weekend. yeah because i i i don't believe in weekends yeah [ininaudible] so. so it takes away from from the time sometimes the first day. but we're building for customs future. from the your building right and getting i mean when you see the event you see the energy. very good energy and we need good ene

the bates were one of the first to make it to land. >> very frightening. went up on a helicopter with the sling, the two of us together and it was quite scary. >> reporter: a mayday call went out after the "viking sky" experienced engine problems in rough seas and began to drift toward land. the strong winds and waves over 25 feet are tossing the ship from side to side. passenger dr. ann marie decker describes what it was like. >> a big, huge wave hit to our muster station we were inside and it broke open either the glass door or window, i think it pushed open and my friend and i and a lot of other people were completely underwater for a minute. there was a lot of blood all over. >> reporter: you can see passengers dangling in the air as they're hoisted up to choppers, which can only carry 20 people at a time. once passengers reached land, they received medical attention, and were taken to nearby hotels. as for alexis shepherd, she tweeted "battery dying and people sleeping everywhere, probably my last tweet of the night." marianne favro, "nbc bay area new

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monch on out just a few maddy has sounded bates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and had tad's five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. and a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem share their thoughts on its cost present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in tunis yet join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in man ma ma ch on i'll just sierra. military government is accused of using repressive. critics. but. what i want. you to understand the very different. after donald trump and kim jong. il agreement the ports emerge that north korea is rebuilding a rocket launch site. down well into life for my headquarters in doha with iran also ahead germany extends its ban on selling weapons to saudi arabia resisting pressure from european allies. the challenges facing nigeria as it prepares to bring home twenty thousand sex trafficking victims from mali. and the european commi

maggi haasan did bates' discusses and dissect the big issues of our times and head to heads five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem show that to its own its past present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in china ziad join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in me and ma ma ch on i'll just sierra. lost and abandoned. found and say. one on one east reveals how one shower is giving pakistan's lost children a new chance at life on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. four saw amidst a murder scene of the same way of life. a battle is raging between the whaling industry and conservationists as the future of whaling an icelandic waters is decided. people in power are killing whales on a jozi it. was . cost and tensions on both sides as india waits for the release of its captured pilot by pakistan. michele kerry this is al jazeera life and also comi

herndon this mornin a they had surprise for a dear friend and colleague returning to work after a bateith cancer. news4's derrick ward has the tw heming surprise. >> reporter: dozens of personnel from across the public safety cluster stage for this multiagency tactical operation. they had all the necessa gear, cycles, fire trucks, visual aids, kids, flowers. wait, kids and flowers? it's all about the element of surprise, catching a target off guard. >> he's going to be surprised and appreciative. >> reporter: just as planned, he was. >> i honestly. got scar i said, oh, my god, there is an accident going on. >> the light said, carlos this is f you. he said no. >> reporter: she was right, the had all come to welcome carlos marquez back from therrink afte months of cancer treatment and all of the uncertainty tha comes with months of dealing with the disease. he's back home, well, and return to work with u.s. customs and protection. >> it's a btle. but i w trusting god i was going to make it. >> reporter: with this much earthly backup, how could he not? >> showsncredible support that the l

. >>> bate a full start at 5:00 but a couple of trains without delay and cal train back in service after that electrification work in san francisco over the weekend. >>> and our coverage of the terror in new zealand continues this morning. coming up, the action the country is considering in light of the shootings. plus events happening today here in the bay area to remember the victims. it's all coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay." for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. hoping for a new home for hope village. the fight to move the san jose homeless shelter takes >>> right now at 5:00, hoping for a new home for hope village. the fight to move the sa

special envoy kurt volker insists washington isn't bateing a candio win. he does, though, point out who russia would like to se. >> i think it is true-- in fact, it's not only true, it's something that russia itself has said-- that they want to see poroshenko defeated, and that's simply a fact. i think that there has just been a develme of personal animosity between president putin and president poroshenko, and so he's just looking for a change. >> reporter: and the change candidate in this election cycle is represented by the newcomer: zensky. when he's not getting advice from plato, he's talking to informal advisors like serhiy shchenko, a former investigative journalist-turned- reformist lawmaker. he says zelensky's inexperience is his greatest asset. >> reporter: in the tv show, zelensky's protagonist takes on e's notoriously powerful coterie of oligarchs. >> reporter: but real life is a little different. "servant of the people" is broadcast on a channel owned by ihor kolomoyskyi, one of the country's most influential oligarchs. your tv show appears on

the two related nations have bates' their hands in blood so they should forgive one another. and that they have to find a compromise nothing good kind of arise if there isn't a dialogue i tell my children learn to talk to people learn to argue your position without using weapons you know. so far there's been difficult chance for dialogue the ceasefire governed by the treaty of minsk is repeatedly broken. clock glory to ukraine glory to our heroes in the evening maria visits and in the headquarters of the organization new mary opal she's the coordinator here and wants to talk about the training of the civilian self-defense forces the next day. along with supporting the army knew mary opal is dedicated to fighting progress and propaganda. the population was totally disoriented in twenty fourteen. they had been fed russian propaganda for years. russia or since the the russians. most of them want to restore the russian empire they still have this imperial thinking the whole world is russia this is a russian city we should govern it. washes they've been trying to change our way of

. >>> oro the f line in syria, the bate to tee feet what remainsisf . >> we have to get out of our interview was interrupted. it loore like t was counterattack by isis. >> as we see firsthand how the aght is far from over. >>> on this st. patrick's day, a story from the emerald isle about a discovery that could cure disease and locals have known about it for years. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening. in nebraska, they'reci b for more historic high water with record snowfall in february, then rainfall this past week. rivers arees crng. 11 million americans face the threat of flooding from nebraska through other parts of thees mi down through the mississippi valley all the way to the south. kathy parks start us off tonight inbr aska. floodwaters have cut off freemont, nebraska. the only way in is by helicopter or small plane. >> we can't get in and out. i want to go be with my kids and my husband.ea >> reporter: rain, snow melt and ice jams creating dangerous floodosters acrs the midwest. reaching levies, submerging neighborhoods and stranding homeowners

. >> my name is andrew bates and this is a question about collaboration. i know you touched on that >> unfortunately not. >> anthony thank you for the update. next please. >> i name is andrew bates. this is a question about collaboration. i know you touched on that. you mentioned about the global expiration roadmap and the cable survey that happens every 10 years. what are some of the other items that are in play to keep the world collaborated on space exploration? or does the united states see it self in making improvements? >> the signs of aeronautics are for more lucrative in terms of building international collaboration then human spaceflight. human spaceflight even today will be limited to a very small, relatively small number of nations. when you look at science and aeronautics, every country, almost every country. nasa heads an organization called international federation for aeronautic research. china is an active member of that. when you talk about getting countries to come together. nasa has international agreements with most of the nations on wh

bating on whether to delay bragg's it all together so if parliament approved this delay it's expected that the reason may we'll have to go back to brussels once again and ask for an extension to article fifty this speculation over how long that extension might be to resume in the past has said it would have to be short and necessary purely technical whereas increasing e.u. officials are coming out and arguing for a extension take a listen to what the council president had to say during my consultations ahead of the european council i will appeal to the e.u. twenty seven to be open to a long extension if the u.k. finds it necessary to rethink its brigs its strategy and build consensus around it and there is arguing for to reason mase deal with saying well look if you ask for a delay you don't know what brussels response is going to be as sort of a fed up e.u. already setting preconditions potentially for any of the u.k.'s requests so no easy options here for anyone it's all series amaze clinging to this hope that all the chaos that we're seeing now in this prospect of no deal the prosp

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maggi has son jim bates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and head to heads five years after the revolution coaches in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem show that to its own its cost present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in tunis yet join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in million mom. march on i'll just sierra. al-jazeera. where every. space x. has launched its astronauts capsule into space for the first time this was an unmanned test flight but it's a big step forward for the company owned by the billionaire eagle musk remember nasa suspended its manned flight program in two thousand and eleven because of rising costs model but d.c. has more. it's a bit that. nasa describes it as a historic moment that could pave the way for a new era of space exploration vehicle down here at kennedy space center in florida billionaire elon musk's company space x. succe

been a chilling effect all around saudi arabia on activism and women's rights so we are watching with bated breath but we are going to continue with the activism on their behalf to shine a light on their cases and we hope that that will have a positive effect on their on their cases people are not supposed to be tortured in prison anywhere a prison is a and you're supposed to have a trial and a punishment that ben needs to be carried out these women were held without trial this has been a long period and so everything that's been happening to them is extrajudicial and it is illegal and immoral a un investigator is calling on riyadh publicly open the trial of eleven suspects accused of involvement in the murder of journalist. the special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions i'm just kellam ours since the coup story hearings are full and shorts or international standards she also called on the kingdom to release the names of the defendants welsher in total says the u.n. representative for and the sea international she says citee is trying its best to treat the trial as an internal matter. t

brandon bates. >> reporter: do you remember in the olden days when this is what you had to do if you wanted to watch a movie that wasn't in theaters? okay. it wasn't that long ago. but believe it or not movie rental shops still exist. >> we ask everybody if they'd like some. >> reporter: popcorn video is one of the few you will see around east tennessee. >> older movies, you know, movies from our childhood that you can introduce to our kids. >> reporter: and while some movie lovers don't seem to mind, the manager knows it is a dying business. >> yeah, we get reminded of that, you know, whenever we get new customers or people come in from out of town. it's always they haven't seen a video store in ten years. but they are usually happy to see it. >> reporter: matt skole heads up the shop that his dad started in 1982. >> biggest draw are local people that have been coming here for years. >> reporter: and with two of four stores remaining, as of today they still have more stores than blockbuster. >> we have been here long before they were there, and hopefully we will be here long after t

maddy has son did bates' discusses i'm dissects the big issues of our times and head to heads five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem said that through its own its cost present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in china zia join us for coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in min ma ma ch on i will just sierra. africa's most populous nation a block just economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet of the future some say a kind of digital ion go to this folder we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. which ever you are. a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the powerful to account. how does this radical transformation occur. i mean it no i mean if you want to shedding light on the romanians pressing for change and the uncon

you know programming and scheduling de bates for would be candid today they are debating a students are debating. throughout universities to talk about the solution and to talk about the are there more and so students are aware and unfortunately aware of this situation and they are taking the rights the rights measures jewett to avoid the weakening of the movement so they are mobilizing through debates through workshops through through discussions public discussions with all the citizens and they are also schedule in protests and marches during this week so this will not weaken the moment it will actually strengthen its very much mr bout of thank you very much for your time on this we do appreciate and that is for that a collective as nothing live an allergy is thank you for your time i think you have a good day thank you now nine a female protesters and saddam who was sentenced to lashes have had their punishments revived but a court has jailed them for a month it comes to students and caught a feeling defy security forces by protesting against the government at universities in the cap

trust us currency like bitcoin and gold with no counterparty risk an over reliance on central banks or bates the crisis of trust the emphasis shifts from elected governments to unelected finance officials reducing accountability and undermining democratic forces that allows other economic actors to avoid dealing with the real issues it creates the impression that the central banks favor banks and the financial system rather than the real economy so we're there is an absence of transparency we only see that there's four trillion dollars in debt on the balance sheet of the fed we don't know who that's been shifted to what it is how bad there how toxic that debt is who also mostly is the guarantor of that bad debt i.e. the taxpayer who is already burdened with all the costs of propping up the financial system oh right and they threaten financial collapse if they don't get more money printing so they there's an easy extortion problem well we've got to take a break but when we come back much more coming your way don't go away. go in and you may never get out. of. my teenage gang rules. but. maybe

maggi haasan did bates' discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and head to heads five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. and a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem sheva through its own its cost present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in china zia join a school coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in man ma ma ch on i'll just sierra. as women's rights in a gaming acceptance cross the world we are what's the status of global gender equality and how can progress be made executive director of un women from. chinese tech giant while way sues the u.s. government for banning its products i'm a dream brown reporting from the nerve center of china's largest technology company demonized by governments around the world i'm now beginning a major legal and media offensive. on our intake this is al jazeera live from london also coming up the fact saudi arabia's human rights record comes unde

lord bates. the church of england is being urged to ban blood sports on land it owns.questions to the church commissioners. bishop wood is being used for shooting, land at least blood sport accenture blood money for the church of england, what steps will the commissioner take for blood sport across the estate. mr speaker, i know that the honourable lady wrote to the church commissioners and a reply to her on the 6th of march, this is a long—established practise by the forestry commission who are the tenants of the line that she is referring to. they do inform people locally when it's taking place but i can make additional inquiries on her behalf the trade commission does not have a wide—ranging policy and shooting, the majority of cases shooting rights are contained within farm tenancies, many of which are lifetime tendencies. you and i know this responsibility on those who lease land from churches that that line that they have a responsibility to control pests, whatever it may be, this responsibility on the leasee to do that. does the honourable lady agree that when i

ben bate toure to lead a transitional council to draft a new constitution and then pave the ground for new parliamentary and presidential elections now local media is talking about key businessmen athletes and with the president who are barred from leaving the country it could be a sign that the army is sending reassurances of the people that while it is committed to trigger article one knows what the same time is it is telling the people that anyone who has been found guilty of wrongdoing or of babbling public phones will definitely face justice in the near future but as we speak the political crisis continues to deepen and that the agreements between the army on one hand the opposition and the protests on the other hand about a new roadmap for algeria well if you will in algeria we'd like you to help us tell this story get in touch with us on whatsapp or on telegram especially if you're attending a protest or if you want to share a video comment the number is plus nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine. well weather is next month still ahead on al-jazeera soon we will be

also came benefits from this businesses or those jobs their society and the reality in a way at the bating the business and leave the whole community and also work in partnerships i mean we have the national park throws so regional partners and all sort of local partners local partners for us very essential because they are the one who can lead us towards the right progress there is no one size fits all so we need really to to make sure that what you are offering is appropriate and they quit to the culture and the that i mix of the society that you operate in of course the regional and international partners they help us to do throws fairly certain expertise and knowledge to these local. people that we are helping and supporting your highness it's been an honor to have you on council because many thanks indeed for being with us thank you now a chinese company is challenging the us government in coal. force away says that a u.s. law banning the government and its contractors from using the company's products is unjust washington says that while weight poses a security threat al jazeera says

there is no question that the install -- european car industries waiting with bated breath to see what happens with breaks it i think they fear most. i called exit snow you deal forr person means bad news for that concert was into person i think the entire british car industries or sayay on tenterhos because they needs to have somoe security. thee timing could hardly be wore as the car industry is already dealing with slowing sales in china the world's largest market for automobiles. it is car maker jaguar land rover announced in january that it will cut forty five hundred jobs to o address both brexit concncerns and slowing demand in china. carmakers also havave to address tough new limits on carbon dioxide emissions and many are betttting on a lecture models. the targets will apply to average emissions across their fleets still expanding the range of plug in hybrids and fully electric autos will help bring down the average. it's just another challenge the automotive industry will have to face as he contends with disruption from m new technolog. the full coverage of the geneva motor s

emily bates has been to find out more. i am about to step into a new kind of health check.ates and aim to provide a full body check up on less than ten minutes. created by start—up bodyo, the pods take a number of readings throughout the check such as your weight, blood pressure, lean body mass and blood glucose levels. all the tests are noninvasive and you are guided through the process by an interactive display which uses the motion sensing of an xbox connect. part of the dubai future accelator program, the hope is the pods will help tackle the country‘s obesity problem. several recent studies show that over 60% of the population is overweight. over here there is an endemic problem with diabetes of course, and so trying to encourage communities to take ownership of their own healthjourney, really, to reduce their weight and sugar intake, to offset against the diabetes problem. which costs the nation, the economy in lot of money. the person can go inside and perform all of these tests without the need for a nurse, the assistance from a nurse or without the need to attend a

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been a chilling effect all around saudi arabia on activism and women's rights so we are watching but bated breath but we are going to continue with the activism on their behalf to shine a light on their cases and we hope that that will have a positive effect on their on their cases. a united nations investigator is calling for the eleven suspects in the murder or thirty journalists to mark a shirt to be put on public trial the special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions agnes kalam art says the closed door hearings in saudi arabia fall short of international standards germany has extended a ban on arms exports to saudi arabia for another six months a government spokesman says no new contracts will be approved she named and the end of september a temporary ban was put in place in the vendor after the murder of jamal khashoggi an egyptian delegation has been in israel and gaza trying to broker a peace deal it comes after a major escalation earlier this week between hamas and israel the pressure on algeria as president to step down as main saying that some members of the opposition say the

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with his family history edged along the banks of the darling, badger bates, a barkindji elder, sharesion with the river. see, even animals are dying. and one of our can earn is the muscle shells. they arejust dying. — one of our concerns. it shows the water sharing plan is not worth the piece of paper it's written on an hourjust a bunch of liars. look what they've given us. they make the mess, they clean it, and they fix it. you can drink it. it is a little bit blackish but it is a good water. although the barkandji have the rights to the land, it does not extend to the water. in 2015 they gave us the native title, recognition that we are barkandji the people and we say what is a good in giving us the native title and ta ke in giving us the native title and take the water. the river is our mother, it owns us, we do not own at the river. according to legend, it was created by a dreamtime serpent. for barkandji the people the imminent death of a river they consider their mother is a catastrophe that is difficult to comprehend. it is notjust black people. white people and all. it has to