and in 30 minutes bobbi and her friends would be ordered out of the air. >> bobbi had one last area to the big horn mountains. >> rough, rugged, horrid terrain. out of all the wrong ways she could've gone, it would've been the worst. >> she combed shell canyon, back and forth in the growing dark. nothing. >> in all that time i kept thinking, "why didn't i give her that hug? why didn't i give her that hug?" i'd have given anything to give her just one hug. >> the setting sun in montana and wyoming can be a glorious thing, but that evening, for nine discouraged pilots, it was terrifying. but of course, they were entirely unaware of the disaster and the drama they didn't see on the ground. >> coming up, that ground was here, a forbidden back country, ripe with danger. >> it makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck. >> this hunter sees something even more unsettling in the sky when "dateline" continues. is a game changer. it's going to let the dentist offer their patient sensitivity relief in 3 days. say, over the course of a weekend, you're going to start feeling significant resul

i said, that's bobby knight. that is bobby knight! that is bobby knight! after the first word i knew it was bobby knight. he said, you have to run, i said bobby, i respect you a lot and i love winners and you are a winner. the job you did, great guy. he's also a great guy. big heart. he doesn't want people to know that but he actually has a very big card. he would be devastated -- but he does, he has a big heart. i said, bobby, i haven't decided to run but if i do, can you give me your number and i'll call you? an amazing thing happened, i write down his number. it was a cell. i wrote it down and i have a stack of papers in new york. i haven't been to that office because i don't care about that stuff anymore. i only care about doing what is good for us. i couldn't care less. true. they won't tell you that but it is true. i take this number and it put it on my desk and it put it in the middle of a stack of papers. it's sort of a file -- some of you people may have it. it's like a file of things you may need some day but probably not. and then when you go th

to tally with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories ugandan opposition leader bobby wine has been charged with treason he was rearrested moments after a military court dropped two weapons charges against him winds and detention last week sparked widespread protests south africa's president says he totally rejects donald trump's statement on land reform the us president has ordered a study into farm seizures and what he calls the large scale killing of white farmers citing a report on fox news one of south africa's biggest farming organizations says killings are at a twenty year low the united nations has urged lashon american countries to ease entry for venezuelans fleeing a deepening economic crisis that's concerned about a new border entry controls in ecuador and perverse. now sixteen billion dollars of new u.s. tire of have come into force on chinese goods as the trade war between the two economic giants goes to the next level it came into effect a few hours ago china then responded with some of the taxes it's also announced it's filing a complaint at the world trade organizati

kampala very confusing situation is unfolding catherine we have this potential military appearance by bobby wide in a military court and we're also getting news that his brother's been arrested what's going on. absolutely he did appear before military court this is a town in the north of uganda about four hours drive from here and that's where the confusion starts actually so he'll because all along people knew that he was going to appear here in a military court here in kampala but the lawyers of. the family were just told by the military last night that this hearing is actually going to be in gulu so you can imagine the scramble by the lawyers to try and get there so he appeared today as i mentioned he seems to be in a lot of pain he had difficulty getting up from his chair the state prosecutor as you mentioned submitted to withdraw the charges against preferred against in these charges are possession of firearms and ammunition which only the military is allowed to have that's why he's in the military court in the first place so what may happen if the judge rules for the prosecutor what m

. >>> coming up, when bobby met whitney.ls the surprising way she made the first move. the new mini series about his life ups and downs. >>> and how to get your body back after baby. no gym, no problem. the trainer to the stars tells us the secret tricks that alicia keys and pink use. >> get off the couch. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> three years ago this month, whitney houston's only daughter, bobbi kristina brown was laid to rest. i sat down with her father bobby brown and he pulled no punches about the man who was by her side, nick gordon. does it trouble you there is a young man walking around scot-free? >> my daughter's gone. for him he will get his, god don't like ugly people. >> how much do you miss her? >> there's no way to explain that. no way to express how much i miss my daughter. >> bobby plans to build a shelter for domestic violence victims in memory of his daughter, and although gordon has never been criminally charged, he was held legally accountable for bobbi kristina's death in a civil suit in

i said that is bobby knight. [applause] that's bobby knight. right? [applause] that's bobby knight!fter the first word, i knew it was bobby knight. he said, you got a run. i said, bobby, i respect you a lot and i love winners and you are a winner. great guy. he is also a great dad, big heart. he doesn't want people to know that, but he actually has a big heart. it would be devastated if they knew that, but he does have a big heart. i said, you know, bobby, have not decided to run, but if i do, you may number and i will call you. an amazing thing happened. i wrote down his number, his cell phone. i have a stack of papers on my desk in new york. i haven't been to that offi.c.e. office because i don't care about any of that stuff anymore. i only care about this. i couldn't care less, it is true. i take this number and i put it on my desk and put it in the middle of a stack of papers. it is like a file of things you may need someday but probably not. when you go through them or 95% ofears later, about it, you throughout, right-click row out,h right? i had two big stacks -- you see pictu

there's bobby kennedy. bobby has him so nervous about the upcoming convention, he's thinking of putting the country in his wife's name. [ laughter and applause ] but bobby was just trying to be helpful. he said he wanted a johnson/humphrey ticket, but he didn't say where to. every time he offers to help, a voice from the white house says, please, bobby, we'd rather lose it ourselves. he's one of those rare people, bobby is, blowho can always say exactly the right thing at the right time to the wrong person. now, if it seems that i'm picking unduly on the opposition, please note that i'm picking on the leadership of the democratic party. because i'm sure that there are millions of fine patriotic members of that party who are deeply disturbed with what has taken place in the nation's capital, as we moved from 1960 and the new frontier, to the great society. they know that the great society is not the wave of the future. it's the end of an era. a dismal rehash of the methods and the language and the philosophy

i said that is bobby knight. [applause] that's bobby knight. the first word, i knew it was bobby knight. run.id, you got a i said, bobby, i respect you a lot and i love winners and you are a winner. great guy. he has a big part. he does not want people to know that. we has a big heart for you -- he has a big heart. you know bobby, i have not decided to run, but if i do, you may number and i will call you. an amazing thing happened. i wrote down his number, his cell phone. i have a stack of papers on my desk in new york. i haven't been to that office because i don't care about any of that stuff anymore. about this. it's true. i take this number and i put it on my desk and put it in the middle of a stack of papers. a pile of things you may need someday but probably not. when you go through them or years later, 95% of it, you throughout. -- you seeig stacks pictures of me in office with massive stacks. now, i say, i'm going to run. we did great. we were on center stage of every single. center stage with -- means we were never in second place. if w

this is tony who treats the detention and torture of bobby wine is why we protest we demand the state to free bobby wine such of the excesses proper medication he's using that which has been used several times ninety seven thousand as of one day that was on tuesday and the number has only gone up talking about that and i want to pivot here to a tweet from our own correspondent this is katherine sawyer she says we spoke with edwin the way the winds brother says still in a lot of pain he has a ruptured kidney it's a broken toes and fingers the family will hold a press conference in the next twenty minutes to update on his condition rosabel the masses that we've seen on the streets the protests that have come out in support of bobby why do they surprise you at all. now they don't and i'm like under saying this is unprecedented not it's not unprecedented we have had several protests and we have seen brutality on our streets of compiler let's not forget during the twenty eleven walk to walk up to us one of the opposition leaders were almost blinded and that was including there were aspects

this is tony who treats the detention and torture of bobby wine is why we protest we demand the state to free bobby wine such of the excesses proper medication he's using that hashtag which has been used several times ninety seven thousand as of one day that was on tuesday and the number has only gone up talking about that and i want to pivot here to a tweet from our own correspondent this is katherine sawyer she says we spoke with edwin the way the winds brother says still in a lot of pain he has a ruptured kidney it's a broken toes and fingers the family will hold a press conference in the next twenty minutes to update on his condition rose the masses that we've seen on the streets the protests that have come out in support of bobby why do they surprise you at all. now they don't and i'm like under saying this is unprecedented not it's not our president and we have had several protests and we have seen brutality on the streets of compiler let's not forget during the twenty eleven walk to our protests one of the opposition leaders were almost blinded and that was including there were

bobby kennedy was the younger brother. less knowledgeable than jfk but more inclined to have conversations like where having here today.he stepped into the room. it was their penthouse on south central park. then he said look, i'm trying to figure out what rage is going on in black america. listening to the black muslims and not martin luther king jr. even though he particularly like martin luther king jr. but was forced to work with him. he didn't want adam clayton powell there, he wanted figures on the cutting edge will he focused tell the truth. not people beholden to their organizations and told the line politically correct that they could offer. he wanted people to tell from their gut what the truth was. so he gathered those folks there. kennedy began and then jerome smith rips into him. he says we ain't here for no pity party and all of the celebration. people are out here dying and i'm tired of all of this madness. then they go back and forth and kennedy is appalled because he uses the word bs on bobby kennedy and b

it wasn't bobby.een the documentary, but i appreciate, you know, the truth being told. it brings calmness to my hard and my soul, you know, that i'm not looked at in that light anymore. >> what do you remember about this time? like you guys were so in love and you were this family. >> happiness. >> yeah. >> explain. >> it wasn't what everybody thinks it was. we were a loving couple. we were a loving family. you see, like i said, the ups and the downs. i'm not sugar coating anything in this move. >> bobby is speaking his own truth in the two-part mini series. the biopick even addresses whitney's bisexuality and romantic relationship with her best friend robin crawford. relationships bobby was jealous of. >> it wasn't that tough? >> no. >> it is over blown but we're good friends actually, even before the death of whitney we were friends. we had our beeves, but there's nothing that's major. >> in the documentary -- >> why do you keep going back to that documentary? >> there were a lot of revelation that

i will play bobby kennedy right now. [laughter] >> the deputies have visited my house. [laughter] >> you're absolutely right. it's not only that you can't do anything but you can't, that's a central moment, you're not talk ingan about peripheral stuff, i was cautious enough about how we will talk about transmovement, african american movement and so on and missing a majorng response, resistance and engagement with the truth of what i'm talking about in the the book and you're absolutely right andut when i write part to i certainly want to dig deeper into that because i'm working on other stuff, you're absolutely right, glaring absence that needs to be addressed. my editor is probably listening in c-span and will do that. [laughter] >> but what i was trying to do in terms of drawing the parallels is to show that the people in e organizations to a certain degree had been radicalized in a way that wasn't necessarily the case in the 60's, right, i don't want to ideaized. -- idealized but one of the things of many movements is that they begin in ways that people who are part

bobby wine is facing a charge of treason and his supporters say he was beaten while in custody as the government faces protests and widespread condemnation so what's behind the recent unrest this is inside story. welcome to this edition of inside story on the whole robin perhaps the best known face of the ugandan opposition bobby wine is in custody once again facing a charge of treason which carries the death penalty the singer who became an m.p. last year has been a strong critic of president yarima seventy who's been in power since one thousand nine hundred eighty six his arrest last week led to widespread protests and a crackdown by state forces and when he showed up in court on thursday why showed signs of injuries his supporters say that he was beaten while in military custody well we have a lot to discuss with our guests but first this report from katherine saw in the ugandan capital kampala. this is the man many ugandans had been wanting to see twelve you wind up popular musician and member of parliament appeared at a military court in the north end town of looking weak and in

fighting a member of a seat in parliament and he's not from bobby winds party bobby is still supporting him and that's very important it sharing sort of a cross political support that wasn't in ugandan politics before is that correct and how is that resonating amongst again the younger generation or even the older generation how they viewing this i think you have to realize uganda is the second youngest country in the world with an average age of nineteen bobby wine came to the national scene around early two thousand and three through his music so we grew up pretty much myself the university days grew up on wines music and that's the experience the first experience any music slowly began to appeal to the political or to carry political messages and you have to see also the story he grew up in an informal settlements in the suburbs of in fact he look at iran as the get of president sirleaf legard and in people can defeat the meticulous their issues he not one of these the come from the trenches and be somebody in the seat in a place where nobody expected you to be and bring your own tap

bobby wine is facing a charge of treason and his supporters say he was beaten while in custody as the government faces protests and widespread condemnation so what's behind the recent unrest this is inside story. welcome to this edition of inside story on the whole robin perhaps the best known face of the ugandan opposition bobby wine is in custody once again facing a charge of treason which carries the death penalty the singer who became an m.p. last year has been a strong critic of president yarima seventy who's been in power since one thousand nine hundred eighty six his arrest last week led to widespread protests and a crackdown by state forces and when he showed up in court on thursday why showed signs of injuries his supporters say that he was beaten while in military custody well we have a lot to discuss with our guests but first this report from katherine saw in the ugandan capital kampala. this is the man many ugandans had been wanting to see twelve you wind up popular musician and member of parliament appeared at a military court in the north end town of looking weak and in

bobby wine is prevented from flying abroad and detained in a government hospital. hello and welcome i'm watching ologies there live from london also coming up. targeted at sea are reports of a dozen yemeni fishermen dead in an airstrike as others tell of their fear of setting sail. a final goodbye to the queen of soul thousands attend the funeral of franklin in detroit.

bobby is holding nothing back. >> how much do you miss her?ow much i miss my daughter. >> the two-part miniseries starred woody mcclain who previously played bobby. gabrielle dennis is whitney. >> what is the revelation that is going to rock people's world when they watch the bobby brown story? >> people think they know me, but they really don't. and we tell the absolute truth in this movie. you're going to get bobby brown. >> coming up -- ♪ >> our luke bryan exclusive. katy perry getting in the middle of his bromance with blake shelton? >> he would be like, did i take it too far? >> then it's meghan markle's birthday weekend, and we're celebrating the duchess with a royal thoughback. >> so are you. >> plus tv reboot news on frazier, mad about you, and murphy brown with exclusive photos and candace ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest n in her li

your supporters across uganda how do you feel about your own safety considering what's happened to bobby wine of course are much more on makes trusted because we've been into this. with you know posing the government together with the same age and the main problem that we are causing to the government now says we are youths we call on the message to the youth family tickets to. much. i'm concerned for anymore because i know that what i do watched by government and that's why even to get me on the phone it has been a problem to you. we don't have any security we don't have anything we or is being taken to preserve and police like yesterday when i tried to go on their witness good session my friend juggling me i was arrested at home which clearly states that i'm not eva we have way too many problems our supporters are being detained or you see the gun people being from where homes being arrested have been killed so we are for tougher are saying wanda due to the treaty which is not going on well indeed i think you color a very concerning picture for the global audience so watching this edit

the focus of the be monstrous this month known as bobby right i protest as demanded his release after hearing about easily torture while under are raised. in an interview will be one toward d.w. about his role in uganda supporting ticks nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle and you out there that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle i cannot do it unless if we choose to do it together and yes that is this solution because if we are to attain. what we want as a country we must attain it to give that. a large majority of ugandans population is under twenty four and many see the thought the six year old hopes to as their voice so would not be when he's presenting me. voice of me as a youth because me to only use because what do you think is real and it is this you've seen will come from when it clearly and socially he speaks a lot of things and neutrally speaking i wouldn't. say that he inspires me like. i'm going to the streets and doing whatever he has been doing because there are other ways of handling

helpless that same theme is echoed in this facebook post this is madonna who says bobbi winds arrest has brought together the social classes that have been suspicious of each other in the past and in relation to what needs to be done about most of ennius long stay in power it's reduce the chances of a class war in these time ends and now is a good time for players in the opposition and civil society to get their act together so grace i want to bring you in here on do you think that the government sees the wind as a threat and this is why we're seeing what we're seeing and relation to this facebook comment has this then brought people together against seventy. yeah i think. a lot of people together because already late. love them and now politics and they feel for them or the middle class because the songs. you know almost everyone saw gives the government now seems the most bitter but because you sort of thing even without knowing. all just people in the most of those songs rule him campaigning and just you know presenting are you so most of this is someone you on the blog so you kno

the focus of the demonstration is bobby wine, demanding his release.eold dw about his role in uganda's politics. >> nobody shshould look at me aa memessiah are a solution. i'm just part of the puzzle. i cannot do it unless we choose to do it together. yes, thahat is the solutioion, because if we areo attaiaiwhat we wanant as country, we must attain it together. a large go -- majority of uganda's population is under 24. many see above statar as their voicice. >> is the voice of me as a youth . israel and the this error. >> literally speaking, i wouldn't say that he e inspirese like going tohe streetsts in doing what he has been doing because there are other ways of handling things. >> he talks about t things that affect us. he talks about unemployment, education, corruption. >> the support he enjoys, especially among young people, the government seems to have a different perspective of the politician who is also battlingg treason chararges in cou.. >> t there's a political moveme, and i don't think he his been viewed as -- there has been a lot of framin

says he was tortured in prison now his fate is causing international concern we take a closer look at bobby one ugandan pop musician turned opposition politician who is taking on the country's political elite. i'm sumi so much gonda good to have you with us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister elisabetta trend to announce that she will ask fellow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants disembark at calling on other countries to share the load that used joint naval mission the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it has rescued thousands of people since its launch in two thousand and fifteen now under current rules operation sophia brings all of those rescue to italy and rome says that that practice is no longer acceptable once it changed or else it could stop accepting migrants. they use chief diplomat federica mongering he says it's a divisive issue and one that e.u. states need to tackle together here's what she said a short while ago the issue of how to sh

>> reporter: lisa and bobby are hopeful as they wait to see if it works. thc-a she first tried in colorado and beth and patrick are lowering the doses of her anti-epileptic pharmaceuticals. they recently shared after two years jennifer continues to respond well to medical marijuana. so now that you know that thc-a works for your daughter, are you prepared to break or circumvent federal law in order to make sure she continues to get it? >> we wouldn't have worked this hard for this bill if we weren't. >> reporter: for teresa elder and her son, tommy, the situation is a bit more complicated. theresa works for the federal government. by law, you can't possess it, because you are a federal employee, right? >> right. >> but do you have an overriding moral responsibility to your child? if a doctor says it might be able to help if all your research says it might be able to help, do you help your kid or do you defy your government? >> that is the huge dilemma, i can't defy my government, because i can't lose my job, but if i have to choose between losing my job or

>> yes, bobby, drunk bobby. >> drunk bobby. >> drunk bobby. >> y'all asked for this. >> meet mama dorise knits a mean poncho but her true passion has always been acting. she put her dreams on hold to raise anthony. now, she's living her best life as his sassy sidekick and scorekeeper on their game show "to tell the truth." >> okay, mama, which of tonight's celebrities look the most gullible the you. >> sherri shepherd. >> what is it about anon mama doris that just makes all, number one bust our side, but just laugh and be happy? >> she'll say anything, like there's no delay button. and there's no, i guess ethics is not come into mama doris' room. >> anthony told me once that he doesn't have a middle name. is that true? >> yeah, what's so [ bleep ] strange about that? >> she's definitely not one to mince words, but even doris can't deny anthony made some amazing things happen for her. like the time she got to meet oprah. >> mama oprah wants to take a picture with you. will you -- everybody in the first three rows was mad as hell. and honey, i got a giant poster size. >> anthony does good

bobby wine is facing a charge of treason and his supporters say he was beaten while in custody as the government faces protests and widespread condemnation so what's behind the recent unrest this is inside story. welcome to this edition of inside story on the whole robin perhaps the best known face of the ugandan opposition bobby wine is in custody once again facing a charge of treason which carries the death penalty the singer who became an m.p. last year has been a strong critic of president yarima seventy who's been in power since one thousand nine hundred eighty six his arrest last week led to widespread protests and a crackdown by state forces and when he showed up in court on thursday why showed signs of injuries his supporters say that he was beaten while in military custody well we have a lot to discuss with our guests but first this report from katherine saw in the ugandan capital kampala. this is the man many ugandans had been wanting to see twelve you wind up popular musician and member of parliament appeared as a military court in the north end town of looking weak and in

. >> bobby minter. >> bobby minter, human blood expert.cking people his specialty. >> bill capps. >> bill capps, techno geek. tracks bad guys through cyber-space. happens to be a crack shot. >> james randolph. >> james randolph. ex-police department rebel. strategy his specialty. shaking things up a particular skill. >> we're the cream of the crop. and our job was to find kate waring. not finding kate was not an option. >> experience told james the best place to start was with kate herself. >> if we listen to kate, she'll tell us where she is. >> james went to the house on the battery, up the stairs, down the hall, and into kate's bedroom. >> these type cases, you have to take on the personality, and you have to see this person's world through their eyes. >> he sat there for a bit, looked around. the russian notes in kate's handwriting made sense, but why chinese paper money? and why was her brand-new prescription sitting there untouched? >> the medication in which she had gotten for a prescription was still on her dresser, unused. >> that

so bobby hutton came out and -- attempted to surrender and was shot. no one other than bobby hutton was killed that night. about eight other pan chthers w arrested. it became a huge case and the whole country was at war. >> what happened to eldridge cleaver? >> arrested. sent back to prison. he was an ex-convict. he was able to got out on bail through some very unusual decisions by a judge, because when he went to court, no one from the state appeared. it was only eldridge and the judge. he said based on the evidence i've heard, i have to let him out on bail. unheard of a black panther leader engage fld a shoot-out with police was out on bail and also was a candidate for president under the peace and freedom party, a protest party and so what he did was run his presidential campaign across the country until it was time for him to surrender, return to police, return to prison, at which point he disappeared, and showed up a few months later in havana. >> and you with him? >> oh no. i wasn't -- i dmoen where idn't he was. he was spirited off to montreal.

go ahead against the high profile challenger to the country's long time president yoweri museveni bobby wine was released on bail on monday after two weeks in detention he says he was subjected to severe torture while behind bars and the case has touched a nerve in the country. julie. reports from kampala on how many ugandans are venting their friends' frustrations and what they think of the man who is taking on uganda the political elite. protest in uganda is copping to. the focus of the be monstrous in this month known as bill b. one protesters demanded his release after hearing about these alleged torture while under our roof. interview will be wind told d. w. about his role in uganda supporting tax nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle and you out there that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle i cannot do it unless if we choose to do it together and yes that is this solution because if we are to attain. what we want as a country they need to get that. a large majority of ugandans population is under

wine and several other politicians while they were in custody bobby wines case has touched a nerve in the country he is a high profile challenger to uganda's longtime president yoweri museveni he was arrested in august after stones were thrown at the president's convoy one was released on bail earlier this week on crutches he's now facing charges of treason. julius. reports on how ugandans are venting their frustrations over the case and what they think of the man who is taking on uganda's politically. fortis still uganda's capital kampala. the focus of the be more stringent this month known as bobby ryan i just as demanded his release after hearing about easily torture while under arrest. in an interview will be wind told d.w. about his role in uganda's party takes nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle i knew that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle i cannot do it unless if we choose to do it to get that and yes that is this solution because if we are to attain. what we want as a country they need to

bobby hutton came out and attempted to surrender and was shot. no one other than bobby hutton was killed that night, eight other panthers were arrested and it became a huge case. the whole country -- eldridge cleaver was arrested and sent back to prison, he was an ex- convict, he got out on bail, unusual decisions by a judge because when he went to court, nobody from the state appeared. it was only eldridge and the judge. based on the evidence i've heard, i have to take a story, he let them out on bail which is unheard of the black panther leader engaged in the shootout with oakland police is out on bail. he was also a candidate for president under the freedom party which is a protest party. what he did was run his presidential campaign. he went across the country until it was time for him to surrender and return the police , returned to prison. at which point he disappeared. and showed up a few months later in savannah. >> we with him? >> no, i did not know where he was. he was at montrial. i did not know. >> when did you reconnect? >> in algeri

bobby crossley, he moving to the men's team, taking over from bobby crossley, he says moving to then he coached inspired future generations of hockey players. a—lister and john brownlie included in the squad for the world triathlon grand final next month despite the poor year so far —— alistair. the latest setback came when alistair finished fourth in glasgow. he suffered an injury disrupted season and has been in intensive training for the half ironman world championships as well. and that's your sport for now. it doesn't look like the widespread, hot, sunny weather will return soon but there is still going to be some sunshine and some warmth in the weather for england and wales throughout much of this week. in fa ct we stop throughout much of this week. in fact we stop this morning on a warm note of crossing when and will. quite a note of crossing when and will. quitea humid note of crossing when and will. quite a humid feel to think. always more cloud across the north—west. the north and west of the country seeing most of the cloud with outbreaks of rain. more of a breeze as well

high court judges in uganda have granted bail to pop star turned opposition politician bobby wine two weeks after he was detained and charged with treason he's accused of inciting supporters to attack a convoy carrying president you're very much of a me catherine so i has this report from the capital kampala. freedom for bobby wine twelve days after his arrest locked up by both the military and the police he accuses of. wine is charged with treason along with thirty two august after presidential werriwa seven is what a kid was stones during their recent local election campaign what song do you want to listen to during the course of the show well let us not many ugandan such as radio presenter james peterson have closely watched developments. he dedicated an hour off show to bobby white and his music it's been a big hit the young people are there my door eaten and most times they have sat back and said well you know politics is for the old for but right now the young people waking up and wanting to get involved in the future of this country ugandan politics have been controlled by pres

but first we go to uganda where this man bobby wine. and opposition politician has alleged the police is trying to assassinate him he says the attempt took place in the town in the north of the country which is heading for a by election president your very most of it he was also there at the time not his convoy was pressured but still in sleaze five shots to control the crowd now bobby wine popular politician lit it treated this gruesome picture claiming police has shot my drive a dead thinking they've shot at me my hotel is not cordoned off by police and s.f.c. shortly after bobby wine spurs subsistent spoke to journalists a journalist this is what he had to say he was briefed i'm separated from other people not even by people who are with him you know you. and one of those other three spears are you when you are if that in a big group the divided you just are there for more than three chords and you. to have to fail when i would be fit but i paid what is going to happen to me where i can get i p fifty but again we have someone to poin

when bobby kennedy -- we just remember the 50th anniversary of bobby kennedy's passing. and obviously he was the most significant person of his time not to be a president since john mccain, like alexander hamilton at the beginning of the republic. again, it's hard to think of many people over the past half century that had more of an impact and public life that was not a president. >> it's true. hamilton is a great example. daniel webster who articulated a vision of the american union. henry clay who patched together important compromises if ultimately flawed in the middle of the 19th century. you go into john foster dulles, james baker in our time is an incredibly talented public servant who was never president. they're statesmen. there's people who love the country. you led with i think one of the great mccain insights, which is i fell in love with my country when i was a prisoner in someone else's. and i've always been incredibly struck by that. when you think of what your reaction coming out of that cell and the way mike so wonderfully talked about it. the idea that

he comes and delivers to me one of his most important speeches at the same place where bobby kennedy had spoken three months earlier and he says, we have a problem with our cities and my plan is to have a marshal plan for our cities, it's that big of a problem and we need to make commitment on the part of the united states and he deliver that is in cleveland because of the program and in american history changes for all sorts of reasons but the total tragedy of this is the day that he delivers that speech fred evans and some of his nationalist go out and buy riffles with cleveland now money to shoot policemen. so it's this horrible turn of events and this is money that was for a summer program in cleveland now used to buy rifles, 3 days before the shootout, stokes walking through the streets and then we have the shootout, this is the neighborhood where it happened, i won't describe it because i don't think we have time for it but you can read the book. [laughter] >> it is dramatic and it's very violent. 3 policemen are shot dead on the scene, 12 of them are badly wounded. the nationa

he was tortured in prison now he's fine he's causing international concern we take a closer look at bobby why the ugandan pop musician turned lawmaker taking on the country's political elite speak to his lawyer. smashing casts discrimination in the polls d.w. visits a farming project helping tallit women prepare for global warming is having some surprising power side effects. i'm so gail welcome to the program right wing groups are staging fresh demonstrations in the eastern german city of cam that surround twenty people were injured this week when seven thousand protesters many of them far right nationalist clashed with left wing demonstrators after a fatal stabbing let's get the latest from mike de w.'s that linda fear that joins us from chemists in the west in germany welcome linda this far right protest has now begun what is the feeling that. well right now i'm standing right in front of the stadium this is where the state premier is actually meeting in an hour of time and we just experienced how locals here help the people of kenya as we're getting into a huge fight so there's a lot

how you ended up having a lunch with bobby kennedy. tell us about that story.>> i think i need to start and lay the groundwork. when we talk about all of the things that the movement did at great risk, the point was to get laws passed that would change the landscape. you can fall back before >> just because you have lost does not make things are wonderful next day. the 1964 act which was by public accommodations and employment. it would not have happened and you were back-and- forth and certainly doctor king and others were pushing very hard. bobby kennedy as the attorney general and ultimately they got the bill in 1963 and after we lost president kennedy it was and acted. this is back-and-forth. this is the very intersectional thing that takes place. president johnson said that he needed the movement to push at him, which of course they were doing anyway. all of those things that were done through the civil rights movement would have not come to anything if you did not have the people not so enthusiastic about it. in terms of my invol

bobby wine the ugandan pop musician turned opposition politician says he was tortured in prison we have a closer look at the man and his fight to take on the country's political elite. i'm sumi so much kind of good to have you with us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister elisabetta tried to announce that she will ask fellow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants disembarked at calling on other countries to share the load that used joint naval mission in the mediterranean operations of fionn was created to target people smuggling but as rescue thousands of people since its launch in two thousand and fifteen under the current rules operation sophia brings all of those rescued to italy and rome says that practice is no longer acceptable and wants a change or else it could see. excepting migrants. for european defense ministers are meeting in vienna today for the second day of talks and after trying to announcement operation sophia is likely to be the number one item on the agenda let's go righ

bobby kennedy use that as a gain in the race.e said i don't want to divide the party by getting an, but the party is divided. he was right. there was a huge division. one thing worth pointing out about the new hampshire vote is that 20% of mccarthy supporters about it first -- voted for george wallace. it was not an antiwar vote that we think of today. it was not a bunch of hippies think we should bring troops home. they voted for mccarthy because they thought he johnson should escalate the war to get it over with. they wanted a way out of vietnam. they did not care if it was from withdrawal or escalation, they wanted to bring troops home. one thing about mccarthy is that he did not run on this antiwar platform. he ran on a senate protest vote to send a message to washington about how you feel about the war. in that sense, it was incredibly successful, because he did bring in people who not just opposed the war to the left, but he could bring a more moderate conservative voters who supported the war, did not support the same goal

bobby was a little bit of a hamlet also. he wanted to run for president, he didn't want to put himself in a position of losing and he thought that going up against a sitting president, even a weakened, very, very weak sitting president, lyndon johnson, was going to be too formidable. so it fell to gene mccarthy who was more of a poet than a rock them, sock them politician to go up against lyndon johnson and basically -- he didn't get a majority of new hampshire, but he basically knocked lyndon johnson out in new hampshire and was going to win in wisconsin big time, which led lyndon johnson to get out of the race. bobby immediately got into the race and he ran a very dramatic and fascinating campaign, but it wasn't absolutely clear that he was running a campaign that was going to get him into a position of being able to win either the nomination or the presidency. if you look at his vote totals, he won in -- gene mccarty won in oregon, bobby won in california, he won in nebraska, but his vote totals was showing that he was su

bobby wine is prevented from flying abroad and detained in a government hospital. hello and welcome i'm watching ologies there live from london also coming up. targeted ads here reports of a dozen yemeni fisherman dead in an airstrike as others tell of their fear of setting sail. a final goodbye to the queen of soul thousands attend the funeral for the franklin in detroit. and sprint a legend you say and bolts makes his debut for a pro football team and australia. protests broke out in the garden capital kampala on friday after police stopped the pop star turned opposition politician bobby wine and another lawmaker from leaving the country the two were detained on thursday while attempting to fly to the united states for medical treatment while he was charged with treason and august after being accused of throwing stones at president yoweri. convoy during campaigning people demonstrated in different parts of kampala burning tires and piling rocks and other barricades in the middle of the roads he said the protests were limited and had been contained catherine soy h

better known as bobby wine was blocked by police from traveling to the u.s. for treatment just captured on a phone at the airport by one of his relatives his doctors recommended that he needs by the tube and for keep me and back problems following what he says will stall by the military two weeks ago he'd been arrested after presidential where in the seventies motorcade was stoned june local election campaign. he was brought to this hospital in the copied all kampala well another member of parliament france's back was also taken he is also reported to have been tortured by the military and has been stopped from seeking treatment in india government officials say that they want state doctors to examine wine to verify whether his condition warrants him to receive treatment a brooch. when the very doctors who supervise the torture are being asked to a pine on his medical condition there is absolutely no way we or anyone competent would agree that there is no independent body here these are doctors connected to you and in special forces we're not going to let the