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buenas noches y el senador john mc-cain murió a los 81 z independientemente en rado el partido republicanoy es que va a ser suspendere al momento de su muerte, john mc-cain ynacio en agosto de 1936 y fue como voluntario y aquí fue capturado y duró 5 años y medio detenido fueen mal estado físico y dedicooa recuperar pero muy pronto abandono su carrera militar y en 1982 1984 fue electo dos años después llegó al senado. >> pero trabajó arduamente por reformar el sistema de campañas políticas. >> (audio en inglés). >> en 1999 se lanzó a la presidencia y ganó varios estados claves. >> fue fue diagnosticado con cáncer de piel y luego se lanzó a la presidencia de nuevo. >> :luego sirvió por varios años antes de morir. >> el 2017 el senador libró su última batalla cuando fue diagnósticado como tumor maligno en el cerebro. >> lo describiocomo hombre de carácter decente apegado a su familia. >> pero bueno pasando a noticias locales surgen noticiaslocales que dejó joven muerto y ahora vamos con el compañero david gonzález y conversaste con algunos testigos qué fue lo que dijeron? >> sí se encontraban

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presidential candidate himself, herman cain.erman, president obama is a rock star for democrats. they love him. you see these bumper stickers, "i miss barack," it's kind of sad.. he seems to be having fun in retirement. he's wading back in. will this make a difference? >> no. that's because president -- former president obama is a lightweight. he presided over the nation.re president donald trump is a heavy weight. he's leading the nation. that is the difference. if you compare the results side-by-side, even though president trump isn't even two years into his leadership yet, r the results are startling. so former president obama's endorsement won't mean a thing in my opinion. now the list of people use that -- that you said he endorsed, the democrats, and the ones he left out, here's the difference. he endorsed closet socialists but he did not endorse open socialists. that is a difference and i don't think it's going to make a difference. >> laura: well, i think what the democrats are trying to sell this time is you're undoing.

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the mere fact officials are discussing it shows how much impact the migration crisis has had dominic cain al-jazeera in southwestern germany and you can get all the latest news with if you want it on our website al-jazeera dot com. this is al-jazeera these are your top stories so far today two women accused of killing the half brother of the north korean leader kim jong il north face trial for murder in malaysia the court has ruled there is enough evidence to try the suspects were from indonesia and vietnam last year they were seen on security video seeming to smear a nerve agent on kim jong nam was face at kuala lumpur airport the women say they thought they were taking part in a televised prank the lawyer for one of them said they were disappointed. you ok she was the one who had like the way the evidence that she had like. it was. there was no evidence that this is the give you the dish that show now did josh not want to draw that inference in print because she says well you look at the expiration. she looked very pale and before she went to bed by let an issue where you elect i think

president donald trump has criticized berlin for cooperating with moscow on that project dominic cain following the story for us out of berlin and we heard them both speak right before they went into the meeting what did they say. well from the perspective two really important issues there and one as you say the north stream to gas pipeline the other syria the humanitarian situation in syria regarding the pipe. he said look this is an exclusively economic projects one which will link russia with germany through the baltic sea and allow gas to be transported that way remember one of the central problems from donald trump's perspective is the amount of energy that germany buys in from russia the other point to make is that the way that affects the ukraine crisis because the ukrainian government is very much opposed to nordstrom too so mr putin trying to poil on troubled waters saying that it's exclusively economic no strategic political aims. and for germany what is it went from russia. well the point here is this is the second time the tangle america would have meant to me a putin in t

herman cain knows the answer and says former president obama knows it as well.to hi, nobody does it better. he also loves swiping picnic baskets. hee, hee, hee yoooogiiiiiii!! but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. here, yogi. thank you boo boo. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage hmmm. hey. by quicken loans. it's simple, so he can understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. my kind of pic-a-nic basket. apply simply. mmm-hmmm. hee, hee. understand fully. mortgage confidently. rocket mortgage by quicken loans. >> i am proud to be one of a small but growing number of candidates to identify as a democratic socialist. [cheers and applause] the establishment is terrified of that word, socialism. david: and so are a lot of democrats, by the way. new york gubernatorial candidate cynthia nixon joining alexandra ocasio-cortez in calling herself a democrat socialist. to cause owe cortez taking that message to california this week, the same week california -- the same week california-based apple becomes the first trillion dollar u.s.

advocate and the senator were close friends for over there you're obviously you're so close to the cain spinoza to be a key player in recent times hands. up john i said you know i'm a democrat so i'm not sure it's going to get you any votes you know and he said i don't care you're my friend i want you to be my coach or i said well let me sleep on it because no i want to know has or yes or no matter. i say yes. and spinoza says he wants to attend every single ceremony in honor of the senator who will first lie in state at the arizona state capital. arizona is honoring one of its most influential politicians on the national stage john mccain was one of the last republicans standing up to president trump he believed in bipartisanship at home and strong alliances overseas but it seems that the worth of mccain's death his brand of conservatism is losing out that a public come card is increasingly taken over by the president's rentals divisiveness and isolationism. one man who took a five step divisiveness is joe arpaio he's one of the three candidates running in the republican primary for ar

opposing party and so this is definitely unique someone like him will be missing him and just briefly cain of course was president trump's fiercest critic howard heinz donald trump in reacting. donald trump sent out a short and rather unconvincing treats saying that his thoughts and prayers are with the family of joe main came but i think what will stick in people's mind is more how president from just a few days ago omitted the name of john mccain when he was presenting odd signing a defense bill that basically had john mccain's name on it and on the trump managed not to mention him at all it just shows how petty the battle between the two have become and people are not really looking for more quotes from the from donald trump at this point the focus is on john mccain ok const many thanks for that cousin phenomenon reporting from washington. pope francis is due to celebrate an outdoor mass in dublin later today on the second day of his visit to ireland with more than half a million people expected to attend the pope is currently in the west of ireland where he led the so-called angelus bu

president barack obama who defeated mccain in two thousand and eight in the presidential elections cain was his opponent but rock obama praised his courage and his service for the country said we were from different generations different worlds had many different opinions but we both agreed that we had to do a service for this country and many other people have also shared stories about mccain about his humor his rage and but also his decency and saw the human side of john mccain also isn't the focus of many people him and costly was the time mention of this loss how big a role mccain playing in u.s. politics. john mccain was received in the last of the so-called lions of the senate those big figures like ted kennedy maybe on the democratic side politicians who didn't just go with the party line who really follow their conscience and were able to reach out across the aisle and also work with the oprah zisha with the opposing party and so this is definitely unique someone like him will be missing here and just briefly mccain of course was president trump's fiercest critic how has donald

cain and its leader killed anyone who stood in his way even though the cartel was responsible for thousandsof deaths happening remains a popular figure among the country's poorest people in some parts of the city he was even known as colombia's robin hood. medal and is also home to a close friend of ask because they call him papa he confessed to murdering two hundred fifty people and organizing two and a half hours in killings he spent twenty three years in jail for the crimes. that popeye hasn't become an outcast in the city where he once killed on the country he's very popular styling himself as a blogger and political activist who came to madeline to meet him to try and understand this colombian paradox why he is treated like a superstar. i must admit i was very nervous before a meeting. at least by the. end of the interview to leave behind the last player but really nothing easy. to. say oh you're. the police you're way out of the security you're the sort of. that i'm you don't leave those. estimate pre-marital. risk doing this to leave those limits are in a large problem you describe t

thomas cain, bbc news. one boccha world title in liverpool. the rio paralympic champion put on a dominant performance to beat china's kai sun 7—2 in the final. there was disappointment for defending bc4 world champion stephen mcguire though as he went out in the last 16. coverage of the championships continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with the team events. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broacaster, david davies and owen bennett, deputy political editor of the news website, the huffpost. let's look at the front pages now. the metro's leads with the england rugby star danny cipriani's alleged assault on a police officer, at a nightclub on the island ofjersey. his picture also features on the front of the telegraph, which leads on a report claiming the eu's brexit negotiations are being bugged, by the british secret service. the sun also leads with danny cirpriani, and w

cory stewart's pathetic lying reveals a candidate so desperate for attention that he will h atta cain's christian missionary work just to get on the news. >> the polls sho kaine leading. post candidates will be in debate. chuck todd will moderate on. september 26 >>> no verdict in the trial of paul manafort. the jury end their second day of deliberations yesterday. they'll return on nday. manafort faces 18 crges of tax and banking fraud related to his time as a political consultant in ukraine. on thursday the jury asked t judge for clarification on reasonable doubt. wernave also l the names of jurors will not be released after the judge revealed that he is under protection from u.s. marshals after receiving threats. >>> we have the surveillance video showing a man breaking into a restaurt on georgia avenue northwest. it's video that we got from d.c police. you can see him throw a cement inblock into thew of the restaurant. the video picks up inside where the man is t seening bottles of liquor and a computer as well. if you recognize the suspect, please call police. >>> angie, your lunch

with me now paul cain columnist from the "washington post."y goodness, rick davis struggling to get through that, paul. i jotted down the note from the late senator. we have so much more in common with one another -- it is a resonant sentiment that really rings true today. >> yeah. that was the thing about mccain. he would always say that a fight not joined was a fight not enjoyed. he loved the spirit of the battle. but he really, really tried to focus on finding common ground. and at least having real friendships and bonds. you know, some of his best friends were republicans. and a lot of his best friends were democrats, from people like john kerry, who he originally had a bitter bitter fight with over the vietnam war, to former vice president joe biden who he served in the senate with, and the late ted kennedy, who my gosh they died on the same day nine years apart. mccain always wanted to find that common thread to keep the place running to keep the senate functions. >> he was of course you know, a father and a husband, and a prisoner of wa

you have to take advantage of this life changing opportunity dean cain has been talking about. so to get started, pick up the phone and make the call now. this was a sponsored presentation for the national real estate network. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> summer vacation is winding down, and millions of students are headed back to school. but there's trouble in the classroom, a lack of teachers. at the start of the school year last year more than 100,000 classrooms were staffed by teachers not fully qualified to teach. most of that has to do with teachers quitting the profession. david begnaud has the story from a kindergarten in bartow, florida. >> reporter: oh, to be back in first grade. good morning. we are at floral avenue elementary. orientation starts in about 20 minutes. in fact, little dominique is going to be sitting right where i am. that's the teacher, miss lee, getting ready. she's been at 9 district for 23 years. you know, they'd love to keep 23-year teachers like her here as long as they've been. but right now they're struggling to fill 100

there was also an interesting moment that i read about over the weekend, tim cain talking about wheno go back to work, it was john mccain who came up to him and said, listen, the two of us are the only two people here who get what it's like. now that you're back here, here's my advice to you, put your head down and go to work. and dana, in that moment, you know, you see there's the reaching across the aisle and hey, we've got this thing together. what's most important, we're here to do a job. dana, that was so important to senator mccain. >> and the humanity of that. the fact that senator mccain got that there aren't a lot of people on this earth who understand the intensity of being on a presidential ticket and then losing and coming back to do your day job. the day job being a pretty good one, the united states senator. but there's a culture shock. there's kind of a coming back from the orbit to earth feeling. and the fact that he understood that he was pretty in that small club of people who understood that and went to tim cain and talked to him about it unsolicited says something

trish: herman cain, good to see you.you, again, maintaining do not sit down with mueller, not worth it? >> nope. wouldn't do it. you're welcome. trish: top of the hour we heard from legendary investor carl icahn and next i sit down with home depot cofounder ken langone. you don't want to miss it. he has a wonderful new book out. stay with us. i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you.

crisis continues long term we know germany says it wants to see a stable economy in turkey doesn't it cain has more from berlin. angela merkel's comments about the need for the turkish economy not to be destabilized basically they are explained by the importance that the turkish government plays these are very european politics but also middle eastern politics the fact that it acts almost as an anchor around which the european union is able to deal with a great deal of different policies specifically remember that the deal which the turks and the european union signed together regarding migration of that need to stay in place so when angela merkel sees the economy the currency of turkey plunge in value that raises jitters as it were not just among her government but also financially in the financial heart of europe in germany rather it frankfurt while there are many many traders would look at turkish debt right now and wonder whether it's time to to get rid of it to try to to shore themselves up because they fear what may happen in turkey one final point to make here as violent as this cur

remember that great catch that blanco made to serve the perfect game by cain? that's it. giants had four runs in the entire three-game series with the diamondbacks yet they won two out of three. >>> take it to houston where they grow them cute. don't hold that against him, as fans. down early, the as do make a comeback. jed lowrie, what an effort by tony kemp for the astros. didn't come up with it. and the as slice their 2-0 deficit to three-run 3rd inning. stephen piscotty down the left field line. rattling around in the corner. he's got himself a two-run double. 3-2 lead. but this game went to the bottom of the 9th tied 4-4. and this guy tyler white, he beat the giants with a late home run earlier in the year. and today he walks off a winner for the astros in the bottom of the 9th. and the astros take 2-3 in the series. the as, two and a half back in the western division. >>> meanwhile, talk about a long time to wait for a win at home. fans deserve a medal. not since march 3rd has this team won at home. folks have found other ways to make themselves jolly. entertaining

. >> narrator: the president used the weight of his office to try to punish cain. >> president trump is holding a make america great again rally in phoenix... >> narrator: the occasion was a tarally in mccain's home s. >> a campaign-style event tonight. >> narrator: here in mccain country, trump took him on. >> they all said, "please, mr. president, don't mention any names."in (crowd che so i won't. i won't. (crowd cheering) we were just one vote away from victory after seven years of everybody proclaiming, "repeal and replace." a one voy. >> he criticizes john mccain, who at this point has been diagnosed with brain cancer, not by name, but it's clear who he's criticizing. >> one vote. no, i will not mention any names. very presidential, isn't it? very presidential. >> narrator: trump had been targeting mccain for years. >> @senjohnmccain should be feated in the primaries. graduated last in his class at annapolis-- dummy! (computerized tweet sound) >> narrator: he portrayed mccain as a symbol of the oldre blican party... >> retweet: mccain epitomizes the career politicians who haveu

het,as reversed himself on t but there will be tptation as he watches the praise of john cain and seest criticism. it wil his tongue.if he holds laura: in contra to the mood of national mourning, the president was tweeting this morning, 12 quite terse tweets, and he made news on the long-running feud with the attorney general. why does he had to say? anthony: in an interview with bloomberg, he id he will not be making a decision about the fate of jeff sessions until after the election. ay prerect revelation that he is considering the politics of that and it could be fraught, considering the senators and republicans trying to hold onto the house of representatives. it is an admission that this may not be a politically winningnd issue,t will be put off until after the elections. laura: what is it really part the issue of jeff sessions? h anthony: we wie to see. donald trump has been tweeting about the media, ts portrayal media, his thin skin on this. he sees thisvas a possible age to press. ikes to go on the attac against the media because it everyone talks about t coverage of him. it is

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cities hosting this year's games column that's europe's largest video game trade show and dominic cain was there. if you like video games then this is the place for you games com twenty eighteen where game is going with each other in person and online and for some what counts are the sights and sounds of virtual combat with people taking turns to fly to digital is surrounded by remind us to find comfort and of course all the major names and games here games come for us as an opportunity to reach more consumers in one place than really anything else we do all year three hundred fifty thousand gamers are here and so we're bringing all of our latest games our latest part of our latest track to let people experience the big games that are coming for this holiday and beyond. but what about the here and now in a whole lotta whole there are legions of enthusiastic didn't like their heroes drawn by the chance to play at games in person they normally do at home and often the interest level in a particular game is shown by the length of the queue to get you up and just which ones to leave you fo

us vice president mike pence and speak of paul ryan have delivered tributes in the building women cain served for thirty five us on the ugandan politician bobby winds lawyer says he was beaten up in an ambulance while being taken to a government hospital soldiers dragged wine out of the airport as he attempted to board a flight to the united states. that's europe tonight with all your headlines here on al-jazeera there is more news right after inside story with. the battle for the syrian government and its main russia appear to be preparing for an all out offensive for the rebels it would likely be the last stand after more than seventy years of fighting beyond the military and human cost what will an assault on it live tell us about syria's future this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. syria's civil war may soon and but not without one final humanitarian crisis as the government of bashar al assad has reclaimed one city and region after another its opponents have been driven into smaller areas many are now considered traitors in the northern province of idlib recent s

that would not be enough to topple the caine trade, nor the massive demand from britain, the u.s., and elsewhere. colombia's war on drugs is very far from over. frank gardner, bbc new colombia. 's le withlomru cocaine continues. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, why the blueprintaj foa controversy in the u.s. we will have the latest on the uproar. in pakistan, a group of young girls in karachi's once troubled neighborhood are breaking barriersnd taboos by developing their boxing skills. a hope that bong can give them success, a future, and above all, the self-confidence to stand up for themselves. every day after school, these girls gather here at this boxing club to pursue their dreams. this 13-year-old is one of the most passionate boxers. a fighter who remains unbeaten, her inspiration is mammad ali, she has high hopes for the future. ali'sove muhammad fighting. it was amazing, especially the way he uses his right hand. i want to be like him. pshe won three championshi i want to win five. porter: it is one of the most densely populated ne

matt cain, torrez, ross, renteria among others. as for the game, the 2018 giants hosting the rangers. we take you to the fwotd bottom of the first. no score. runners on the corners. longoria with a sac fly to center. scores mccutchen. belt takes out runs towards second base and takes out second base. take it with, you brandon belt. sure. why not. he is safe by the way. later in the inning. two outs, two on. crawford with a three run jack to center. the giants get four runs in the first inning. this is the giants team that we like to see. suarez on the bump today for the giants. looking to bounce back from his last start. he did that. throwing seven shutout innings. allows three hits, struck out five and walked three. a good day for him. to the bottom of the seventh. giants with 4-0 lead. unt hadar pence, better known as underpants. -- hunter pence, bother none as underpants. second homer of the season. the giants get it done. beat the rangers 5-3 the final. >>> let's get you over to indy. the 49ers and the colts in week three of pr

and former president jimmy carter today joined a long list of americans praising senator g cain. john dickerson spoke with him today at a habitat for humanity project in indiana. >> john mccain also served in the navy, of course, passed away recently, what are your thoughts on his passing? >> john mccain's service in the in's made me proud. his personal heroism has been enoven. and i think his basic integrity, his commitment to the truth no matter if it was politically unpopular, was accepted by him as something that had to be done. so i think that john mccain was admirable as a naval officer, as a human being, and as a member of the u.s. senate. >> o'donnell: president carter is 93 and you can see more of john's interview with president carter tomorrow on "cbs this morning." senator mccain held the all-time record for appearances on "face the nation" with 112. joining me now is its long time anchor bob schieffer whom i met on the mccain bus "straight talk express" in the year 2000. i think i was just 26 years old then. >> well, i was 26 when i went to vietnam so i was a few year

imagination, it came as a result of reading a story, beautiful, beautifulshort story that won the cainede nyeko. the ugandan writer. absolutely. and that book itself was not banned. so we wanted to create a story based on modern african literature, and when i started to look for stories that i wanted to tell, i started to look for love stories, and this was the most resounding love story i found at the time and this is the story that i wanted to tell because more than anything, i think that it is high time that we had more love stories coming out of the continent. so, it's about thwarted love, essentially. is that what it's about for you? absolutely. i mean, as i said, i quoted the chairman of the board, ezekiel mutua, but he had previously really applauded you. he described you as a goddess in the kenyan film industry, and now he's saying these things about you. i mean, do you feel that this film has dealt you a reputational blow in kenya ? yep, i think that it's very unfortunate that the head of the kenya film classification board went out of his way to say things that i feel were rat

not as you want but don't buy a topic can you sort it the weather so that the noyon i read on will cain i'm so prone to know in a certain time incident from when i had a monster most i need to want when you want to throw it i'm want to get home but being the someone at the center miles had to proceed i had to crush the cone kong put front put the lotus in b.c. lace. a damn i thought i had these in the can when it came my. glasses but it went bad when people like i saw. those who had not been a president any for any history especially in central america has a very nasty habit of repeating itself do you think that that is what's happening here let's go to a. set of p.t. if it isn't a big enough one that i'm a homebody but it's here equivalences that i do not decide yet throw. some parties here. you know what i mean those had thought that they were jonas's see the border where the us is almost. a keel in the. yellow that up you don't be a farm also for the entire you know. it's almost like the central shimmied persona it's all the. nonsense they're all seeing the persona us he had to look

a share of the top spot if they beat newcastle meanwhile everton of confirm that defendant michael caine fractured his skull during their draw with bournemouth clean keane clashed heads with a team mates after scoring in the two to tie his expects to be out of training for between three to four weeks so one game already underway what for one little up against crystal palace thanks to go from roberta parader is his third in three games and later full in play burnley new castle host chelsea well the belgian grand prix is underway right now in lewis hamilton has lost the lead from pole position sebastian vettel is leading at the moment it means hamilton will have to come up with some moves like this if he see get past bengal this was real power getting past championship lead to scott dixon on his way to victory at the gateway lindy hardie madison illinois the win keep our chances alive in the drivers' championship but he's in third place still sixty seven points behind dixon. tiger woods shot his first bogey free round of the air on saturday in northern trust open but he's well off the lead

angela merkel has urged the government not to interfere in the central bank's decision making dominic cain has more from berlin. angela merkel's comments about the need for the turkish economy not to be destabilized basically they are explained by the importance that the turkish government plays these are very european politics but also middle eastern politics the fact that it acts almost as an anchor around which the european union is able to deal with a great deal of different policies specifically remember that the deal which the turks and the european union signed together regarding migration of that needs to stay in place so when angela merkel sees the economy the currency of turkey plunge in value that raises jitters as it were not just among her government but also financially in the financial heart of europe in the of germany rather in frankfurt there are many many traders who look at the turkish debt right now and wonder whether it's time to to get rid of it or try to to shore themselves up because they fear what may happen in turkey one final point to make here as viable as this

look into the future now and can go when i will cain who is about to erupt or when an earthquake is going to happen well german and russian researchers think so that's how the a chorus project was born it aims to monitor their behavior and migration habits of birds animals and even insects around the world so we can learn more about our earth now the project test taking a huge leap forward but the installation of the ikarus tracking system on the international space station. so you just finished it took the cosmonauts. copy of nearly eight hours to install an antenna on the external surface of the international space station it's a last missing piece of the world wide animal tracking system called it cares this blackbird is one of the creatures that will be monitored it's fitted with a tiny sense a tag that will send the bird state location temperature pressure and magnetic field to a global database. that i assess and speaker santana activates the tag sixteen times a day the tags then sent to store data up to space before their shared with the station on earth where they evaluated by sci

cain and its leader killed anyone who stood in his way even though the cartel was responsible for thousands of deaths happening remains a popular figure among the country's poorest people in some parts of the city he was even known as columbia's robin hood. medal and is also home to a close friend of ask fans they call him popeye he confessed to murdering two hundred fifty people and organizing two and a half hours in killings he spent twenty three years in jail for the crimes. that popeye hasn't become an outcast in the city where he once killed on the country he's very popular styling himself as a blogger and political activist who came to madeline to meet him to try and understand this colombian paradox why he is treated like a superstar. i must admit i was very nervous before a meeting. at least by the. end of the interview to take a hike the last really nice meeting with. the aim to fifty. zero zero. zero zero zero. security you are the sort of. a god that i am you don't leave those. estimate pre-marital. mr leader said about the missile into a large problem. ok i just know you're goin

cain and its leader killed anyone who stood in his way even though the cartel was responsible for thousands of deaths happening remains a popular figure among the country's poorest people in some parts of the city he was even known as columbia's robin hood. medal and is also home to a close friend of ask fans they call him popeye he confessed to murdering two hundred fifty people and organizing two and a half thousand killings he spent twenty three years in jail for the crimes. that popeye hasn't become an outcast in the city where he once killed on the country he's very popular styling himself as a blogger and political activist. who came to madeline to meet him to try and understand this colombian paradox why he is treated like a superstar. i must admit i was very nervous before a meeting. at least by the. end of the interview too easy to hide away that's where the book really nice and easy going with. the aim is to. say oh you're. the police you're way out of the security you're the sort of. a guy that i need to leave those. estimate pre-marital this tell you know. this. is the leader of

of two men with syrian and iraqi backgrounds on suspicion of fatally stabbing a german man dominic cain reports. the demonstration that took place here in chemist's has now broken up peacefully the demonstration was loud but it was a sit for us protests by people from the pro chemists movement which has predominantly appeal to supporters of the far right they came here to protest against the meeting that's been held by the christian democrat prime minister of the state of saxony and by his social democrat colleague the man of the city why were they here well because of the events that took place at the weekend and then on monday the weekend a person was knifed here in an altercation involving two people of migrant origin and then on monday there were thousands of people basically supporters of the far right clashing with the police and clashing with the left wing protesters who opposed them the point to make here politically there has been developed and has been suggested that there was a degree of collusion between elements police here and chemists and the far right that there was a le

the families in this center many of whom have been living with uncertainty for a long time dominic cain al-jazeera regan support. and let's take you through some of the headlines here in al-jazeera now venezuela's president is accusing colombia and a group of financier's in the u.s. of attempting to assassinate him nicolas maduro is speaking at a military parade in caracas when an explosion interrupted the event he was not hurt but seven national guards were due to address the nation shortly after the attack in notting hill the although i have no doubt that everything pointed to the right to the venezuelan ultra right in alliance with the colombian ultra right and that the name of one manuel santos is behind this attack the druze community in israel as though the huge protest against the controversial nation state law it defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language the jews are considered loyal to the state the first time in recent history they have staged a large protest families in gaza have held funerals for two palestinians killed by israeli forces on friday t

germany sweden belgium and the netherlands all walked off the job over pay and conditions dominic cain reports from berlin. sleeping on the airport floor rather than in the holiday hotel all because of the strike that's hit ryanair for these passengers their vacation is beginning with uncertainty and lots of tricky questions like this couple fresh in from the states when we landed here in berlin right yeah i mean really now they told us that the ryanair flight to athens that we had booked are being canceled because the. pilots on strike so we just went through a couple different ways of getting that the airline rebooked scaling up that's all we need tonight and then tomorrow morning bouncing from the salafis to athens so what's behind this industrial action ryanair employs about four hundred pilots here in germany they are members of the pilots union cockpit and for the union issue with ryanair is very clear they want improved terms and conditions and they say ryanair really needs to reform. does. is not about want to debate right now and it wouldn't be possible anyway against a transa

backgrounds on suspicion of fatally stabbing a german man on sunday we're going to check in with dominic cain now who is live from him that's what's it like now dominic relative to what we saw earlier in the wake. well the point to make here kemal is i am standing in front of this demonstration by the group called pro cam it's affectively a rallying cry as it were for people from the far right those who support the far right and there are about a thousand people here maybe a little bit more than that but not the same sorts of numbers that were going through the streets of this city on monday this this demonstration so far has been very peaceful indeed they gathered here to oppose a meeting that's taking place very nearby involving the christian democrat prime minister of the state of saxony mr crouch mum and his social democratic colleague who is the americans to keep up the good fake points as i say to make is that this is a very stark contrast to what took place on monday the violent scenes there where the police were the object of targets of obstacles thrown out of bottles fireworks rocks

expressed remorse but has never formally apologized and refuses to pay repatriation from berlin dominic cain reports this was a moment more than a hundred years in the making remembering one of the darkest crimes of the early twentieth century sent to stage where the last remains of proud people's imperial germany sought to exterminate on wednesday democratic germany expressed its remorse . in the greatest sadness i cannot undo the. coolest but i beg you from the bottom of my heart to accept my apologies. those terrible wrongs took place in southwestern africa in the one thousand nine hundred six when colonial german forces suppressed uprisings by the herero and the nama peoples those who survived the fighting worked to death in concentration camps it's thought eighty percent of the herero and fifty percent of the nama people perished today the collective memory of their ordeal motivates the communities to seek reparations something the federal republic of germany will not give which is why the namibian government is suing berlin in a us court. some people cannot understand why the german st

the rally on wednesday a twenty year old was beaten with an iron chain by three attackers dominic cain is at that protest in cabinets so dominic i know it's early yet but how does the process used to be shaping up. well so far very peaceful people are still gathering here as you can see behind me this is where the people from the group proclaim let's have gathered they've come here because they want to protest against the meeting that we're taking place a little later involving the prime minister of saxony of the croucher from the christian democrats and the mare of this city this is the big from the social democrats a show of solidarity by the politicians here but developments to do with this story today have been quite interesting so for example the suggestion that the period in the media over the last few days that there was a degree of collusion between some elements inside the police force in the city and elements of those who had been at those rallies well today it is emerged that a specific person in the in the justice ministry as it were locally here has admitted that he leaked