what they really want are gains in places like bengal. canada was part of it.in gets the right to not have any french competition in north america, which was important to them. >> how badly did martinique and senegal affect the french slave trades? >> it did not interrupt it much. there was an interruption for a brief period of the slave trade. senegal was not the largest place where the french got their slaves. the slave trade in general was interrupted. anytime you have a massive international war, shipping is going to be interrupted. there are seizures of slave ships. the slave trade does take a serious dip. but it is a short period. martinique is captured in january-february of 1762 and is back in french control by the end of 1763. it is not a major disruption. gore becomes the headquarters of the french slave trade. it is from the 1760's to the 1790's that is the greatest period of french slave trading. those three decades are the largest. it is a minor disruption, but not overall significant really. >> you said earlier the british were willing to invest h

. >> reporter: bengal tigers, once owned by a paramilitary commander who allegedly used them to devour enemies. drug dealers were feeding them humans? >> yes. >> reporter: can i feed him? now, just steel bars separate me from the deadly 500 pound cats still adjusting to their new diet. is it beef? throw it over the top? animals so dangerous, so unpredictable, even this is apparently too close. and that's what makes what you're about to see even more unbelievable. one of the most unusual zookeepers you'll ever meet. getting right up close and very personal with some of the deadliest pets of colombia's drug lords. our journey into a strange, exotic world begins in the slums outside of kali, colombia, through winding dirt roads, finally to this giant steel gate. our driver rings the doorbell. revealing a world few people, let alone tv cameras, are ever allowed to see. a place teaming with more than 800 exotic animals. welcome to the wild kingdom of anna julia torrez, school principal turned animal rights crusader. >> the animals love her. it's the way they express their gratefulness to he

something that happens in the ohio river valley can raise concerns about what will happen in bengal. and what happens in the caribbean raises concerns over what can happen in senegal. and as soon as you have this integration, conflicts that might have been local, that might have seemed small in the past, can start to take on a more global, oversized importance. because they start to seem like patterns of behavior of the other empire. there are some ways in which the integration elevated the concerns of the french and british and led to war. we will talk about why in a second. a second reason we can talk about as an origin of the war is the general search for wealth in the americas. again, this is a fairly general category. this has two components. one is the search for wealth in ways people understand and know. meaning a commodity they sold in the past -- meaning caribbean slavery particularly -- but also spanish mining, which produced a lot of wealth, and was the envy of britain and france. there becomes an increasing concern that colonial economies and colonial imports and colonist

the thing that has done looks additional to anybody in the world both within bangladesh and outside bengal this many people believe leaders around the world protested against what is happening to greenbank and many people inside the government inside the bangladesh protested even the opposition in bangladesh to. which is a very powerful opposition this it everything this current government is doing to grameen bank if the opposition they come to power they will undo everything they have done because they are done they have done it so wrongly so badly so they will do that nobody is supporting this cause at all but i know that you in the words of the main man who are the owners of grameen bank i know that you have been an outspoken critic of successive governments in bangladesh not just this particular government plus like you said you had you have eight point three million borrowers so that also constitutes some political forest on its own right in bangladesh it's a lot of people that said that explanation this is they said that probably government sees a political benefit in controlling the

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it then goes over parts of afghanistan, pakistan, right down over the bay of bengal. >> many flights over syria, as my colleagues know, as we've flown -- >> you go down to the gulf, all the flights down to dubai, qatar, all these places you're going across potentially unstable areas. >> i suppose people are going to maybe start thinking twice about that. >> it tends to -- in previous major axe deputies there is a sort of immediate result, but after a month or two, people just say, well, i've got to go anyway. >> david dechas, thanks for joining us on cnn with your expertise. >>> coming up after the break right here on cnn and cnn international, by the way, welcome to our viewers in the united states, the thoughts of the passengers' loved ones. nick norris, a doting grandfather was on flight mh17. three of his grandkids with him. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> welcome back. close to 300 people lost their lives on malaysian flight mh17. with each one there is a special story. we would like to take you the time to tell about you a few. quinn lucas schansman. there are images on your screen.

from the party that rules the west bengal state made the comments weeks ago but it was broadcast forhe first time on money. he denied using the word rape, but he's clearly heard saying it in this video. >> translator: if anybody harms any women or children, anyone from this congress party, i'll do anything. i can do anything. i'll send in my boys, and they'll go on a raping spree. if anyone rival touches anyone from my party, i'm going to wipe out their identity. i will destroy their houses and destroy everything. >> the national commission for women have condemned his comments. >> it's a completely inhume man and disgusting comment from a member of parliament even more so. >> translator: tough action should be taken against him. he should be dismissed immediately. the case should be investigated. >> he has apologized saying it was a gross error of judgment. earlier on tuesday his wife also apologized on his behalf. >> whatever he has said, it's not right. we are members. of the parliament. at that moment he reacted to it very badly, which he shouldn't have done. i'm saying sorry abo

who is a former nfl tight end for the cincinnati bengals and the indianapolisñr colts.f i recall, you were on one of those teams that went into the playoffs and perhaps you can tell us the rest of that story. dr. jacob vanlandingham, he is professor at florida state university college of medicine. what we'll do, we'll start with you mr. nowinski and go down the list what your written statement is entered into the record. if you would just share with us for a few minutes and then we'll get into questions. >> thank you for that wonderful introduction senator warren. chairman nelson and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to speak today. i'm founding executive director of the sports legacy institute. it's a nonprofit organization dedicated to solving the sports concussion research. i also have a personal relationship with concussion. tremendous concerns, i increased my risk of developing a brain disease in the future. it's my hope this hearing raises awareness of the urgent need for funding for research on traumatic brain injuries as well as the tremendous

the party which rules west bengal state made the comments.ially denied using the word tape but he's clearly heard saying it in this video. >> if anybody humps any women or children. i can do anything. i'll send in my boys and send them on a raping spree. if any rival touches any member of my party i will wipe out their identity, i will destroy their family. >> it is completely inhuman and disgusting and deplorable comment, coming from a member of parliament even more so. >> tough action should be taken against him. he should be dismissed immediately. the days should be investigated. >> he has apologized saying it was a gross error of judgment. his party has formally accepted the apology and said the matter was over. his wife has also apologized on his behalf. >> whatever he has said, it's not right. we ar being member of the parliament. but at that moment the scenario was different and he reacted to it very badly, which he shouldn't have had. i'm saying sorry, and of course he's not liking it at all. >> more than five people have been arreste

i looked to see what the two games were for the suspensions and the two games are against the bengals and the steelers and the steelers is the big rival for the ravens. when ben roethlisberger shows up at raven stadium, they all chant "no means no" because he had some problems with some alleged sexual assault. what are they going to yell when they finally get ray rice playing the steelers? i don't know. >> i don't know either. the whole thing here is you look at what roger goodell wrote to ray rice. he wrote a letter to him. let me read you one sentence. "the league is an entity that depends on integrity and the confidence of the public and we simply cannot tolerate conduct that endangers others or reflects negativity in our game." what? two games for that? i mean, i don't know, but i would think that that's pretty negative. right? >> gloria and colleen, thank you. we'll be watching. we'll see what the chant is when ray rice shows up in pittsburgh. thank you both. and has president obama checked >>> okay, charles. vacant presidency. why? >> look, the world is going to hell in a hand b

the rice will miss games against two afc north rivals the bengals and pittsburgh steelers before hees eligible to be reinstated september 12th. >>> seven year-old devon reid is unstoppable and at 7:00 she's defying odds. >> she suffers from cerebral palsy and gets around with the walker but that did in the stop her from running bases on the citizens bank park at yesterday's game with roughly 2,000 other kids. >> every day can be a struggle, but devon's disposition and kind have of kid she is, makes it that much easier. >> devon's pretty smile also aired here on good day philadelphia she's seen with her mom lauren, she's a big fan of the show and her dad says she watches us each and every morning. >> so cute. >> i did not see her, i went to the game yesterday, we were at the ballpark such a licensing line of kids waiting to go run the bases. all the way from the steve carlton statue to the mike schmidt statue. >> i wish i had seen her. >> good for her. >>> three-year old russian boy, after making waves with his musical abilities. >> we have a chalk full of talented, a nation kids on th

a reference to the seasonal reversal in the winds where the winds come from the bay of bengal and the moisture, as well. thunderstorms abound at this hour. the issue was, over the last 24 to 48 hours, significant rainfall, just south of mumbai. and i want to show you the footage of this area to see what's happened. 17 people have lost their lives across this area. just southwest of mumbai. up to 200 people feared trapped here. some 44 homes were flattened by this mudslide. and this mudslide occurred around 4:00 in the morning local time. you would imagine a lot of people asleep when this occurred, giving them no chance to prepare when the rumbles began with the rainfalls across the season. india, monsoon season, it affects the livelihood of over 60% of the world's population, a vast majority across east asia, when it comes to the agricultural output. and you look at the perspective here. rainfall totals, exceeding over 100 millimeters. four inch, upwards of six inches around mumbai. this is in the past several days. these landslide scenarios, common this time of year. look when you ha

rice will miss games against two afc north rivals the bengals and steelers before being eligible to be reinstated september 12th. seven year-old devon reid is unstoppable and at seven years old she's denying odds. >> she suffers from cerebral palsy and gets around with the walker but that did not stop her from running the bases after the phillies game yesterday, with roughly 2,000 other kids. >> every day can be a struggle, but again devon ace disposition and kind of kid that she is, it makes it that much easier. >> devon's pretty smile has also aired on good day, she is seen with her mom lauren. she's a big fan of our show and her dad says she watches are every single morning. i went the two game. difficult in the see devon. but there was a line all the way down outside ballpark. it is so much fun. kid were so exited to get own there there she goes, good for her. >>> 4:27. this local horse, after years was just underwent eye surgery to help him see but in the out of the woods yet the how you ca >>> 4:30 is the time and a patient opens fire at a local hospital killing a caseworker and

their regular season opener is against the bengals. >> i just love that music. it gets me very excited for all of this. >>> he has yet to play a game and not listed as a starter but johnny manziel has the best selling jersey. quarterback jerseys are big sellers so far. the seattle seahawks russell wilson who t+won this year's super bowl and san francisco's colin kaepernick round out the best selling this year. >>> 42% of u.s. homes have one of these but really passionate households have two. what are they? is it a, bibles, b, barbecue grills or c, american flags? >> christina piper says i'm going to guess a. i honestly thought it would be a higher percentage. post your guess or comments on our wusa9 facebook. we'll have more i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. . >>> 6:15. time to check on your money. so far markets in

rice will miss games against afc north rivals, bengals and steelers. this is surveillance video in question. he will be reinstated september 12th. he will lose a third of a game check. >>> a nine year-old boy survives being struck by lightening, how police helped him before paramedics got to the scene straight ahead. >>> sabina kuriakose live at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania this morning where a suspect gunman is in critical condition, sabina? >> kerry, this morning we're learning more about that gunman and what is emerging is a picture of a mentally ill convicted criminal with a history of >>> a man opens fire in a doctor's office after police say he was pick up by his caseworker. that woman is dead. the doctor, hurt. the suspected gunman is in the hospital. we will have a live report straight ahead. >>> across the the globe death toll in the middle east cop flick is continuing to climb men safe areas after becoming increasingly dangerous. latest strike happening where dozens of families were huddled inn side. >>> early on, probably b

. >> former nfl star ben who claimed for the colts and bengals suffered five concussions during his career says he's already losing his memory. >> so concern that one day he might not be able to remember his wife or his kids, he turned a letter he wrote to them into a song. check it out. ♪ as i will remember your smile and your laughter, as long as this moment is gone you will always see be my girl, you'll be my world, and no matter how tomorrow will be you will always be my girl ♪ >> in addition to his work as singer he's become a spokesman for organizations to study brain injuries he also recently participated in white house concussion summit. >> i love that video. so heart warming. >>> yeah it is beautiful. >> special gift for 11 year old bruno mars fan had survived an accident that killed her family. 11 year old suffered a serious brain injury in the accident. speaking of heart warming in yous say that bruno mars songs have really helped her recovery. so inspired by her story bruno himself surprised her in front of 20,000 fans. ♪ just the way you are ♪ ♪ >> oh if as that that wasn't en

in india's largest rice producing region, west bengal, the monsoon rains have been 50% lower than average this year. this comes after the monsoons all but failed last year in several indian states helping to cause one of the worst droughts in a generation affecting 120 million indians. in parts of northern india, armed bandits have imposed what amounts to a water tax demanding 35 buckets a day. so believe me, it is not hard to measure the ways in which climate change every single day is already a catalyst for instability. i can show you places in the world where tribes fight over a well and people are dying because of the absence of water. and while parts of india suffer from a once in a generation drought, others suffer from, guess what? historic rains. when i arrived in india last summer, there was an area grappling with historic floods that killed more than 5,000 people. so climate volatility is clearly taking a toll on india's population and so is pollution. of the ten cities in the world with the worst air quality, six are in india. each year in india the effects of air pollution cau

routine vaccinations failed to reach tens of millions in pradesh, west bengal and others. >> we san save00 deaths a day with immunizations. >>> hitting the airways with messages of good health, agencies say locally produced campaigns and the involvement of minorities are the west bay to drive home the importance of immunization. the mass immunization against polio was a big success. next on the agenda is measles. it's hoped that drives were established. whether a one-size-fits-all model. >> in 2011 an estimated 56,000 tied from measles, which is about 156 deaths. >> president obama headed to texas, why he's not going to border facilities overflowing. weekend politics is coming up next. >> i urge every american to join in the effort. to bring justice and hope to all our people. >>> before we celebrated independence day the nation marked the signing of the civil rights act. what changed 50 years later - a look back after the break. >>> good morning. welcome back to al jazeera america. thank you for joining us. the group calling itself the islamic state, known as i.s.i.l. released a video o

he will miss home games against the cincinnati bengals and pittsburgh steelers. >> their biggest gameof the season. >> investigators solved the mystery, dolls turning up on the door steps of several southern california homes. parents were spooked, because the dolls had a creepy resemblance to their daughters. officers have found the woman who dropped the toys. she said she left the dolls as a good will gesture. >> a little creepy. >> mcdonalds restaurants in japan have taken chicken mcnuggets and other chicken products off the menu. expired meat was sold to the fast foot giant. mcdonald will instead use companies in thailand. >> headlines around the world, scientists say the earth narrowly missed a global catastrophe a few years ago, you remember the reporting of solar flares, the new york post said recent revelations discovered our planet had a near miss with the solar flair that could have knocked us back to the dark ages. it would have missed us by about a week. >> a milwaukee barber sentenced to prison for playing a role in the theft of a 300-year-old violin. the man received pris

in india's largest rice producer region, west bengal, the monsoon rains have been 50% lower than average this year. this comes after the monsoons all but failed last year in several indian states helping to cause one of the worst droughts in a generation affecting 120 million indians. in parts of northern india, armed bandits have imposed what amounts to a water tax demanding 35 buckets a day. so believe me, it is not hard to measure the ways in which climate change every single day is already a catalyst for instability. i can show you places in the world where tribes fight over a well and people are dying because of the absence of water. and while parts of india suffer from a once in a generation drought, others suffer from, guess what? historic rains. when i arrived in india last summer, there was an area grappling with historic floods that killed more than 5,000 people. so climate volatility is clearly taking a toll on india's population and so is pollution. of the ten cities in the world with the worst air quality, six are in india. each year in india the effects of air pollution cau

have ground control contact with that flight once it made you know a left turn out over the bay of bengalthere was nobody tracking it aside from the satellite handshakes we have talked about. in this particular case because the plane had taken off over amsterdam, and was always flying over populated areas, for the most part i would think almost for the entire way, we would have ground controllers, we would have radar stations monitoring this as it would transit sovereign air space from one country to another, the pilots would routinely check in with the next country, identify themselves and there would be people watching this flight. you have to presume with that kind of scenario of facts that if the plane had a problem, or if the pilots had a problem they knew about, they would have had plenty of time to tell somebody. so we may find out later that they either did or did not receive messages from the airplane. but, again, this seems to have happened very very suddenly with some kind of violent event at 33,000 feet. you know we don't want to speculate too far out here. we know there are f

aquarium and kentucky speedway to name a few, or they can take in a cincinnati reds games or cincinnati bengals nfl game or the cincinnati art museum. and over 25,000 acres of park land give free rein to recreation on a temporate day. and yet this proud community is also settled with a terrible distinction with being the very epicenter, the very epicenter of heroin addiction in kentucky and in the nation. many believe that the problem started because of prescription pain pill abuse, as senator feinstein was pointing out, kentucky has the third highest drug overdose mortality rate in our country. on the street, these pain pills are expensive, they can cost between $60 and $100 compared to a bag of heroin at just $10 a bag. so given the progress we've made in kentucky and fighting the illegal sale and use of prescription narcotics, it's no surprise that we've seen an uptick, as senator feinstein was pointing out, in heroin usage. once we understand the economics of it. a few months ago, i discussed the relationship between prescription painkiller abuse and growing heroin threat with leaders of fe

the predictions comes from bengals's prediction engine, every favorite has won, i don't know why we areng about that. >> it's like they are series. >> if you pick the favorites, it's like picking the number one seed in the march madness tournament. it's not that hard. >> but for march madness can i use scorecana? >> belgium will win. >> watching yesterday in the history of soccer. >> tim howard was the greatest in the history of all goalies. >> there is a reason he had 16 saves. they had 16 good shots at goal. >> somebody said that last night. >> you were watching that. when the u.s. got a chance at the -- all they the most they could do is check it back. let kick it back there quebec. they never really -- >> even so, they could have won in the last minute. there was a very close call. >> i didn't see the swim meet. >> the last 15 minutes. >> it was amazing within they scored and there was real momentum. there was another shot. there were a couple close calls, it was that close. all right, let's tell you about another story, jamey wright diamond telling staff he has kurable throat cance

you said bengals then netanyahu said don't take the law into your own hands.help if he made some sort of verbal statement condemning this killing, regardless of who is responsible? >> he has. he has condemned. he did it straight away. he condemned the murder. he called eight heinous crime. i don't think you can find tougher language than that. >> but he did not do it verbally. >> he put out a statement the prime minister has been in security meetings all day and the defense ministry in a bit. we have a crisis as you know, there is fight income gaza. there is the ongoing investigation to try to get the killers, the kidnappers and murders of those three young israelis. he's got a lot on his plate. >> you don't think it would be appropriate for him to step in front of a camera, a group or somehow convey it, himself, to the palestinian people? >> he might be doing that very shortly. >> i want to read you something that the palestinian teen's cousin said today, it says, we blame the israeli police for the kidnapping and killing of mohammed and his burning. the isra