these animals you have to remember being kept captive for entertainment these facilities are consumers of all whales dolphins and other marine mammals they are not serving any sort of conservation so let's let's park that point if that stops these are abusive and consumptive industries that frankly have no place in modern life and would you would you be confident in saying that this kind of abuse of wildlife does not occur anywhere in the u.k. anymore or in north america for instance and in europe i mean i'm i'm just reminded of a an instance of cruelty that scene still to pervade when it comes to the treatment of bears in central europe and there i know most instances of cruelty on a global scale involving captive wild animals it isn't perhaps that productive to make such distinctions on a global level between countries but we know that this activity the particular activity which scribing here in the marine parks and dolphin area inherently involves suffering and cruelty and that is something that is worthy of much further investigation and we would encourage governments to look caref

a tr a dramatic showdown captivating the nation. for the first time we see and hear from dr. christine blasey ford. her voice cracking, but detailing her allegation of sexual assault against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> it was hard for me to brthe, and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> dr. ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? kavanaugh, his defiant denial with flashes of anger and high emotion, at times in tears. >> i've never sexually assaulted anyone. not in high school, not in college, not ever. this confirmation process has and offices, campuses and trains and planes, riveted by every momen boiling over. >> this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. >> tonight we have reaction from the halls of congress, from the senators, with the supreme court nomination hanging in the balance, and from the white house where the president was watching after a day for the history books. were any minds changed, and what happens now? >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good

there appears no way in to china's aquarium park group and for their captives no wind to their misery steve check out al-jazeera china. straight ahead of animal welfare and captivity and the born free foundation is calling for a global investigation to look into animal abuse and marine theme parks around the world. these are scenes of horror dressed up as time and inflation of entertainment and it's it's really a worrying trend that we're seeing so many such facilities being constructed in enjoying around in other countries around the world when certainly there is an appetite to move away from such or such cities in western europe and north america and i think you have to look at the the very nature of these captive facilities for whales and dolphins for example and just by their very nature they are. they are completely misrepresentative of what these animals need their basic needs what they have evolved to utilize in the wild these are items that live in complex and dynamic social sciences that the tribe or vast distances and dive to grow depths you cannot replicate even with the be

next more than one hundred thousand captives were deported every year. at the extremes of human domination even in slavery we find there is always resistance there is always tension and there's always struggle at the dawn of the nineteenth century slave traders violence brought about the decline of the transatlantic slave trade to become immoral europe now had to find an alternative means of accumulating wealth in the years following abolition european stretched the limits of slavery. brazil bears the legacy of slavery final years. at the very moment the slave trade was banned a second wave of deportation struck rio de janeiro back. over two million slaves landed there during the one nine hundred century making rio the largest slave trade port in the world. people in brazil of african descent makes it very clear that brazil is. the second largest african country in the world the only country where as more people of african descent. brazil is my jury of. however in certain neighborhoods simply being young black and poor can get you shot down in the middle

along these routes circulate ivory food products and clothes as well as african captives. driven by western demand zanzibar became a strategic crossroads here in zanzibar one of the world's last lead trade ports was about to develop. zanzibar developed in the nineteenth century largely as a major center of trade. but also became the center of a large commercial empire something of zanzibar controlled not only zines about but tried to control the whole cost line. by eight hundred sixty s. something like twenty thousand slaves what coming through signs about but of these slaves eight thousand six thousand may be. exported out. deported from the u.k. indoctrinated by somalia's and how can a young man disillusioned by five rebuild his life as a mixed race going to be if it's they can kill and reunite his family africa's no not call me often like a lost warrior a witness documentary on a jazzier. al-jazeera . you read every year. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was

along these routes circulate ivory food products and clothes as well as african captives. driven by western demand zanzibar became a strategic crossroads here in zanzibar one of the world's last lead trade ports was about to develop. zanzibar developed in the nineteenth century largely as a major center of trade. but also became the center of a large commercial and by the sultan of zanzibar controlled not only zines about but tried to control the whole cost line. by eight hundred sixty s. something like twenty thousand slaves what coming through it sounds about but of these slaves eight thousand six thousand may be. exported out. so tender on al-jazeera the fourth eastern economic forum is to be held in the city of le divorce stuck as russia looks to expand its influence in the asia pacific region on television and online the stream continues to talk into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news the presidents of russia turkey and iran will meet in teheran for another summit seeking an end to the war in syria we'll have extensive coverage people in p

in captivity john learned in ways that few of us ever will, the meaning of those words.e is a test. and john mccain passed that test again and again and again. and that's why when john spoke of virtues like service and duty, it didn't ring hollow. they weren't just words to him. it was a truth that he had lived. and for which he was prepared to die. and it forced even the most cynical to consider what were we doing for our country? what might we risk everything for? much has been said this week about what a maverick john was. now, in fact, john was a pretty conservative guy. trust me. i was on the receiving end of some of those votes. but he did understand that some principles transcend politics. that some values transcend party. he considered it part of his duty to uphold those principles and uphold those values. john cared about the institutions of self-government, our constitution, our bill of rights, rule of law, separation of powers. even the arcane rules and procedures of the senate. he knew that in a nation as big and boisterous and diverse as ours, those rules an

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nor did he ever speak of his captivity again. during the near half century of close friendship, john's focus was on creating a better future. as a senator, he supported the restoration of relations with vietnam, helped bring it about on a bipartisan basis in the clinton administration. and became one of the advocates of reconciliation. with his erstwhile enemy. honor was -- it is an intangible quality. it is not obligatory. it has no written code. it reflects a compulsion, free of self-interest. it fulfills a cause not a personal ambition. it represents what a society lives for beyond the necessities of the moment. law makes life possible. honor and nobility. for john it was a way of life. john returned to america divided over its presidency, divided over the war. amidst all the turmoil and civic unrest, divided over the best way to protect our country and whether it should be respected for its power or its ideals. john came back from the war and declared that this is a false choice. america owed it to itself to embrace both stre

. >> elizabeth smart abducted from her own bedroom, held captive and abused for nine months. now, one of her captors is being set free. smart now speaking out. >> i believe that she is a danger and a threat to any vulnerable person in our communities. >>> and "pitch perfect," the 8-year-old girl with a prosthetic hand who reached a major league milestone. "nightline" will be right back. >>> good evening, and we're going to start here tonight with the horrifying allegations against a couple who seemed to have it all. a doctor and reality star and his female companion now suspected of picking up women, drugging them, sexually assaulting them and in some cases even videotaping. tonight, the police fear there may be many more victims. here's abc's whit worth. >> reporter: a picture perfect pair seen here in a you tube video she posted enjoying a beach vacation in mexico. he, a handsome bravo reality tv star. >> crossing paths with that perfect someone isn't an easy thing to do and it's definitely much harder than i thought it would be. >> reporter: and popular doctor. >> hi, i'm

its seven hundred ninety the slave trade was at a climax more than one hundred thousand captives were deported every year. at the extremes of human domination even in slavery we find there is always resistance there is always tension and there's always struggle at the dawn of the nineteenth century slave traders violence brought about the decline of the transatlantic slave trade to become immoral europe now had to find an alternative means of accumulating wealth in the years following abolition european stretched the limits of slavery. brazil bears the legacy of slavery final years. at the very moment the slave trade was banned a second wave of deportation struck rio de janeiro back. over two million slaves landed there during the one nine hundred century making rio the largest slave trade porn in the world. and people in brazil the ground for going to south makes it very clear that brazil is. the second largest african country in the world the only country where as more people of african descent brazil is my jury. however in certain neighborhoods simply being young black and poor can

nor did he ever speak of his captivity again. during the near half—century of close friendship.hn 's focus was on creating a better future. as a senator, he supported the restoration of relations with vietnam, helped bring it about on ebay, —— on a bipartisan basis under the clinton administration and became one of the advocates of reconciliation with his erstwhile enemy. it is an intangible quality. it is not obligatory. it has no written called. ——it has no written code. it fulfils a cause, not a personal ambition. it represents what a society lives for beyond the necessities of the moment. law makes life possible. honour and mobility... forjohn, it was a way of life. john returned to an america divided over its presidency, divided over the war. amidst all of the turmoil and civic unrest, divided over the best way to protect our country and over whether it should be respected for its power, or its ideals. john came back from the war and declared that this was a false choice. america owed it to itself to embrace both strengths and ideals. in decades of condition service, ultima

in captivity john learned in way few of us ever will, the meaning of those words. passed that test again and again and again. and that's why when john spoke of virtues like service and duty, it didn't ring hollow. they weren't just words to him. it was a truth that he had lived. and for which he was prepared to die. and it forced even the most cynical to consider what were we doing for our country? what might we risk everything for? and much has been said this week about what a maverick john was. now, in fact, john was a pretty conservative guy. trust me, i was on the receiving end of some of those votes. but he did understand that some principles transcend politics. that some values transcend party. he considered it part of his duty to uphold those principles and uphold those values. john cared about the institutions of self-government, our constitution, our bill of rights, rule of law, separation of powers, even the arcane rules and procedures of the senate. he knew that in a nation as big bo boyserous as ours, those rules bind us together to gave shape to our co

forcibly taken from their herds, these elephants now face a lifetime of captivity. despitite the best effort of government employees at the camps, the i issue of what to do with these so-called problem elephants remains largely unsosolved. one e nonprofit organizatation, fauna & flora international, , is trying g to help. theheir conservatio response uninit, or cru, made up of 14 elephants, is being dedeployed to o prevent human/wildlifefe conflict. in communities where conflicts exist, the cru will push elephants back to remaining forest areas away from villages. >> [ [speaking local languguage] >> these approaches can be very effective on t the small scale, um,m, and also in the shortrt t. at the end of the e day, a as elephahant habitat shrinks,, elephphants are g going to spend more and more time coming out of the forest. so the lonong-term solution is not community based initiatives to drive elephants back to the forest. the long-term solution is to make sure there's enough room for the elephants to o live in the natul habitat without t having to come intoto hu

job dropping update to a kidnapping case that captivated america. one of elizabeth warren's captors is being set free six years early. smart herself has something to say. donald trump honors the heroes of 9/11 one of his biggest media critics taking sides with the terrorists. you won't believe this one. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. thank you for starting your day with us. let's get to the fox news alert. an increasing threat of hurricane florence continues to churn along out there in the ocean, category 4 storm right now on a crash course towards the carolinas where millions are being urged to leave. catastrophic flooding expected along the coastline with the decision to stay could mean the difference between life and death. live fox news team coverage with griff jenkins, todd pyro and jonathan siri live from the impact zone but janice dean is tracking the latest path. >> a new advisory in less than an hour that will give us a new track and new coordinates. i'm

"the lord brought back the captive to zion, we were like men who dreamed, our mouths filled with laughterour tongues with songs of joy. then it was said among the nations, the lord has done great things for them, the lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy." [applause] even as we sit here today in this beautiful hall with thousands of christians and people of other faiths, who are praying for deliverance from captivity and fear of persecution, his deliverance gives us hope and energizes our prayers that all those mistreated will endure and one day be free. the commitment to protect human dignity by ensuring all those with the fire of faith in their hearts can exercise their god-given rights. there's another man you have let me say wef, are sparing no effort to return him home to the united states. [applause] the work's important, he has been wrongly held from being able to return here to practice his safe and our great nation. president trump will never forget about our own and that is one of the greatest american values of all. on the day he returns, just like the m

the girl who survived nine months in captivity. in a cargo container, shackled. >> you're 14 years old and you're being tortured. >> i just really wanted to live though. >> the mind games he played. >> he told me, call me master. >> but she had some mind games of her own to out-wit him. >> i said, okay. i have got to work with this guy. >> tonight, the bizarre twist endsing that ending that no one saw coming. >> i can't tell you because he's going to come and kill us. this is, like, oh my god. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm david muir. >> i'm amy robach, and this is "20/20." reporting tonight, deborah roberts. >> reporter: north conway, new hampshire borders the white mountain national forest, a popular tourist spot for hikers and skiers. there are stunning vistas from cathedral led and bridges. for locals, the spectacular scenery is just part of the appeal. >> conway is a quintessential smalltown america. there is very little crime. it's one of the safest states in the country. >> reporter: a divorced nurse enjoyed a

we are working to bring home americans who are unjustly held captive by other nations.ar away, the greatest highlight today of my job as secretary of state was bringing home three americans from captivity in north korea. >> [ applause ] >> it is emotional still to speak about it. when they got off our plane, at about 2:30 am, at andrews air force base, their faces were bursting with tears of joy. they hugged and they wept with their families. president trump was on the tarmac to meet them. >> [ applause ] >> i remember the trip well. i remember my hope and my prayers that we would be able to deliver these people home. when they arrived at the airport, i was aboard the plane. i saw them get out of the vehicle. they could walk and appeared to be in reasonably good health. i was not emotionally prepared for the moment. now is a speak about it, it reminds me of the greatness of our nation. -- now as i speak about it -- on that flight, they scribbled out a note. you can see it. one of the men handed me a little -- a little note card. i put it in my pocket as they climbed dow

for decades naomi's documented the treatment of captive animals around the world. she and other animal welfare activists have visited dozens of facilities in china and say they've never seen such bad conditions. several of the facilities that i visited were very young they were only five six seven years old. and i was surprised because they looked like they were thirty or forty years old both in terms of their design was very old fashioned small sort you know circular tanks which just aren't it's not done anymore. and they were just degrading they were. resting they were chipping they were crumbling. concrete was actually crumbling and the six year old facility. and their crumbling infrastructure is having a devastating impact on the health of animals. in one case dolphins and bellew girls playing with and ingesting paint and other debris. when they start doing this sort of. repetitive behavior with. a found object which is a in this case a paint chip which could be toxic. and is indicative of failed husbandry i mean how many times are they eating paint chips a day

along these routes circulate ivory food products and clothes as well as african captives. driven by western demand zanzibar became a strategic crossroads here in zanzibar one of the world's last lead trade courts was about to develop. zanzibar developed in the nineteenth century largely as a major center of trade. but also became the center of a large commercial and by the sultan of zanzibar controlled not only zines about but tried to control the whole cost line. by eighteen sixties something like twenty thousand slaves water coming through tons about but of these slaves eight thousand six thousand may be. exported out. september on al-jazeera the fourth eastern economic forum is to be held in the city of le divorce stuck as russia looks to expand its influence in the asia pacific region on television and online the stream continues to talk into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news the presidents of russia turkey and iran will meet into her on for another summit seeking an end to the war in syria we'll have extensive coverage people in power con

along these routes circulate ivory food products clothes as well as african captives. driven by western demand zanzibar became a strategic crossroads. here in zanzibar one of the world's last lead trade ports was about to develop. zanzibar developed in the nineteenth century largely as a major center of trade. but also became the center of a large commercial empire something of zanzibar controlled not only zines about but tried to control the whole cost line. by eight hundred sixty s. something like twenty thousand slaves what coming through. but of these slaves eight thousand six thousand may be. exported out. of struggles. and of course saw us. come to spend time on the side of the border full of pleasure in our midst of that happening as a missile to reality as we discussed in an intimate look at life in cuba today from a clear laugh at me funny media without causing me told me it was a little like the first one of the year my cuba on trial just zero. al-jazeera. where ever you are. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this pr

at a white house reception for prisoners returned from captivity in vietnam.en much on my mind during the negotiations to end the vietnam war. partly also because his father, then commander-in-chief of the pacific command, when briefing the president and made references to his son by saying only i pray for him. in the mccain family, national service was its own reward that did not allow for special treatment. i thought of that when his vietnamese captives during the final phase of negotiations offered to release john so that he could return with me on the official plane that had brought me to hanoi. against all of my instincts, i thanked them for the offer, but refused it. i wondered what john would say when we finally met? bothreeting was self-effacing and moving. thank you for saving my life. -- saving my honor. he did not tell me then that he had had an opportunity to be freed years earlier, but then refused. a decision for which he had to endure additional periods of isolation and hardship. nor did he ever speak of his captivity again. during the near half

in seven hundred ninety the slave trade was at a climax more than one hundred thousand captives were deported every year. at the extremes of human domination even in slavery we find there is always resistance there is always tension and there's always struggle at the dawn of the nineteenth century slave traders violence brought about the decline of the transatlantic slave trade to become immoral europe now had to find an alternative means of accumulating wealth in the years following abolition european stretched the limits of slavery. brazil bears the legacy of slavery final years. at the very moment the slave trade was banned a second wave of deportation struck rio de janeiro back. over two million slaves landed there during the one nine hundred centuries making rio the largest slave trade port in the world. people in brazil of african descent makes it very clear that brazil is. the second largest african country in the world the only country who has more people of african descent. brazil is nigeria. however in certain neighborhoods simply being young black and poor can get you shot

jurors learn what happened while this family and housekeeper were being held captive. >> prosecution called several people to testify on thursday but chilling details that we never heard before from the owner of a sprinkler company. the mant testified t amy savopoulos had an appointment at 9:00 a.m. on the day theyere murdered. no one answered the door then but he talked to am at 1:12 that afternoon. the man says she soundedd sca and nervous. she said her son was injured and she had to go to the hospital right away. 12 minutes later, 911 dispatchers receive a call that the mansion is on fire. their long time housekeeper also took the witness stand. theye prosecution p for the jurors the voice mail that he left nelly and they were held captive inside this home on may 13th of 2015. last week the judge told jurors that there would not be court on friday. so the triill resume on monday ing. megan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> hurricane florence is not only a threat to the people in it's path but the animals as well. ey had to transport more than 40 cats aog during the storm but the trip didn't

take cahim>> o in captivity. i would recognize him. i know his face, his eyes.the photos whave seen show a boy of 4, and that is the age he would be now. lyse: it could be him, but finding a child in iraq, confirming and identity, is sensomive andicated. despite sally becker'sor e, the family may never find their child. the same for thousands of yazidi s still searching for loved ones. but it is a rare bit of hope. se doucet, bbc news, northern iraq. rajini: heartbreaking to see so many children separated from their families there, but it is inspiring to see the work of people like sally becker. moving on, it is known as the great pacific garbage patch, region twice the size texas filled with waste, most of the plastic. a ship carrying a giant floating tube is making its w to the area in the pacific ocean to start a massive cleanup effort there. david shukman explains further. david: in san francisco, final construction of a massive jepr with an incredibly bold ambition, to try to clear the oceans of plastic waste. this amation shows how the huge structure is me

in south africa a small organization operates a safe haven for birds that have been rescued from captivity but can't be released back into the wild because very often the birds just couldn't cope with living in the wild again. feeding take these times and be bad to bad so. the first. breasted mccoll don't waste any time living free in nature is an experience many of these bats and to use to. you. is a big advance thing has worked here for more than fifteen years and knows pretty much every band. you frankly face you will see this little feast he's going to shake with the feet on your calendars all the big about face even the rules and i think if you could just put a fee as a protection we keep back to east coast. this is a huge native aviary conference twenty three thousand square meters and is up to fifteen metres in height. there are more than three thousand bad. decisions from a private few come you need to learn to be so they need to learn to fly they need to learn to eat the right food up of things and of course we have to also see that to act well was each other that i can interact w

because we work on captive chimps as well learned about the different cultures in different countries and like in west africa the rocks used as hammers to open the same nuts are gone but they don't use that so it's a cultural tradition passed from mother to child we've learned a great deal about the importance of the mother mothers have different personalities some are much better mothers than others and the good supportive mothers are the ones whose offspring do well for males get higher in the male hierarchy the females are better mothers so that the thing that for me exciting about that is the reason i've done what i've done i had a supportive mother. the most interesting things that you discovered the greatest disappointment well of the greatest similarities for as i've said it may non-verbal communication but in addition they actually have a kind of primitive war and they are territorial and the males patrol the boundaries of the territory and if they spy an individual from a neighboring community they will follow give chase keep very quiet for maybe over an hour looking. looking

i think the question, however, is once you sort of captured and captivated that anger, that anxiety,ues of society, legitimate or not, how do you transform them into something more positive? and we're not seeing that. and one thing john mccain always attempted to do, and even he himself in his own words admitted to his own flaws -- what he attempted to do was turn the negative into the positive, because again, he believed and i believe a more aspirational type of leadership, transformative type of leadership, again, that we don't see today. and so, i think as it relates to conservatism philosophically speaking, the republican party as a political party, i think right now we are in the midst of trying to figure out what does it even mean to be a conservative. as the great philosopher edmond burke wrote, we conform to conserve. and my question to my party is what are we trying to conserve today? and i'm not exactly sure. >> maria, we have heard from leaders of both parties, the house and the senate, former presidents, speak glowingly of bipartisanship, right? >> yeah. >> what i can't f

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a journey that lasts two and a half hours involving captivity then finding a way out and escaping it raises questions such as what we're fleeing from and where to exodus is intense and heavy going and for now at least it will be the last production that sasha about stages with her company.

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and specifically for whales which are captivating.with all of those facts that go along in their lives. you might be captivated by any aspect of those traits but they kind of don't mean anything you may not want to read about it unless it's in a narrative format. unless you tie down stories about people so this is something i probably should've said at the outset. i have a triad about this book. it wasn't just past, present and future it was people, places and things. they come in species or specimens. i talk about specific museum specimens in some cases. the things can be a given species. killer whales are fastening for a lot of reasons. it could be a specific museum specimen. the largest blue whale job -- jawbone ever. sometimes there are important plus it -- places to sketch out info so it is one of the important places i talk about in the book. in an article. as just a way to frame what we know about whales today. and then people because science doesn't have any in a vacuum. if you want to talk about the broader mission. ist it's

europe's best rock and pop musicians in captivating performances. to. european concert on the t.w. mum. we make up over a week watches of outfits that undoes budget cuts we all this summer some of the subtle. name want to shape the continent's future to speak part of it and join dumpsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent platform for africa chart. hi and welcome back to there is music and more in from luxembourg i'm here at the beautiful luxembourg follow money where we are celebrating the music of george gershwin with the orchestre philip when you look some more and lots of children. her. can the film when you do look at the board invited me to create a concert for children featuring the music of george gershwin. oh my i. saw it was the first rehearsal and this is the most nerve wracking moment for me because i think creating this children's concert in my head for many weeks and today at the first rehearsal is the first time i'll be able to have to see whether it's going to work or not i. i. i i i. was. maestro to starve it so

visitors to the museum always captivated by this celebrated statute. of the bully extract in the phone from his folks. the legendary she will simulate the city of rome stood on the capital in a cicero's day his writings ten years. she is suckling romulus and remus the twins said to have found a drone both they and the city owed everything to her. at the foot of the capitol hill is the roman forum. in the first century a.d. julius caesar had homes on the site demolished to make way for a forum his plans were carried out by subsequent emperors. after the fall of the roman empire the christians built their churches on the foundations of the old temples. before him fell into ruin. when surest now walk mussolini's granda via day forty imperioli to the colosseum there's one point where they always pools for stone reliefs trace the growth of the mighty roman empire from the foundation of the city in seven fifty three b.c. to its full in the year a d three hundred thirty by the modern calendar year i think that. although. i let a shadow feel all the while i wa

the life history of chimpanzees in the wild and in captivity because we work on captive chimps as well learned about the different cultures in different countries and like in west africa the rocks used as hammers to open the same nuts are gone but they don't use that so it's a cultural tradition passed from mother to child we've learned a great deal about the importance of the mother mothers have different personalities some are much better mothers than others and the good supportive mothers are the ones whose offspring do well the males get higher in the male hierarchy the females are better mothers so that the thing that's to me exciting about that is the reason i've done what i've done i had a supportive but what were the most interesting things that you discovered and greatest disappointment as well as the greatest similarities for as i've said in my non-verbal communication but in addition they actually have a kind of primitive war and they are territorial and the males patrol the boundaries at the territory and if they spy an individual from a neighboring community they will foll

with a dozen more being built there appears no winter china's aquarium park proved and for their captives no wind to their misery steve check out al-jazeera china and you can watch steve chiles program china caging the oceans wild this thursday at twenty two thirty g.m.t. hair on al-jazeera. uganda's government has banned rallies welcoming him but the wine pop star turned off position politician has been receiving medical treatment in the us his lawyer says he needed to travel abroad. after he was tortured in police custody and one is charged with treason for his alleged role in stoning the president's motorcade. is live for us in cannes paulism uk i'm also of welcome do expect probably want to receive. all the places already said that they will not allow the fashion of his forces the international airport in the town and that is about forty kilometers from here but all area from the airport along the airport road to the capital where we are is built up many people living there will be wine is very popular in the urban areas especially among young people very soon he may well the south al

with a dozen more being built there appears no way into china's aquarium park boom and for their captives no wind to their misery steve check out al-jazeera china. and you can see steve chiles program china caging the oceans wild tonight at twenty two thirty greenwich mean time here on out as it. drive you to take a look at the top stories here it out is there a european leaders are calling for more talks with egypt and other north african countries to try to halt illegal migration to the continent currently at a summit in the austrian city of thoughts. the migration debate showed that we may not agree on everything but we agree on the main goal. which is illegal migration to europe this means strengthening our external borders. strengthening cooperation with countries. such corporations should not be just the migration of fighting smugglers and traffickers it should be about a much broader vision of partnership. together with chancellor we have started a dialogue with the egyptian president and now we can see the backing from the european council for this and similar dialogue after an hi

with a dozen more being built there appears no way into china's aquarium park boom and for their captives no wind to their misery steve check out al-jazeera china. well you can watch steve chiles program china caging the oceans wild tonight at twenty two thirty g.m.t. right here on al-jazeera an international ban on russia's anti doping agency has been lifted three years after evidence of a state backed doping scandal broke out the world anti-doping agency's decision has been received with mixed feelings fairplay campaigners are criticizing it as a sign of the world body's inability to stand up to moscow but russian athletes and officials have welcomed the move russia's anti doping agency says more work is needed for the organization to be reinstated properly but insists it's a positive move. but. it's the first step and a significant one it opens the way to international competitions for athletes and federations. opens the possibility of competitions to be nominated in the russian federation in fact this is a result of very very hard work for some it's for others it's cocaine alcohol gam

john mccain was held captive five.5 years.the past few days, there are many people that made the point they appreciate that service a great deal, even though many did not always agree with his politics. clearly here today as she comes to honor those lost in the war. they have come to connhonor her. >> can you see the family and the motorcade there and her husband. you see they've already gathered. they're awaiting the u.s. military honor guard the body bearers. they will take the casket down those stairs and into the casket. the motorcade will then head over to the vietnam veteran's memorial. our presidential historian doug las brinkley is watching this. give us some historic am perspective. >> you know we play a quip a minute a go where john mccain said i have no quarrel with god. i think that's important his motto was no complaints. complaints are borne a nuisance to all and undermines the essential endurance want so it seems to me we have been honoring him in past week as our symbol of national endurance in the power of the

there appears no winter china's aquarium park proved and for their captives no wind to their misery steve check out al-jazeera china. and you can watch steve's program china cage in the oceans wild this thursday at twenty two thirty g.m.t. here on al-jazeera. canada's government says it needs more flexibility from the united states of there to reach a day long renewing nafta was pushing back against pressure from the trumpet ministration to make concessions for the free trade deal saying its own needs must be met. nafta is a very complex agreement which governs the largest trading relationship in the world it governs two billion dollars worth of trade every day. for an exam minutes of this scale. thirteen months for a very deep water ice ation of the kind we're working on is absolute. trade agreements do take some time both to negotiate and to update because the economy's complicated trade agreements are complicated and we are absolutely committed to getting this right and to getting a good deal for canada. u.s. president donald trump says it would be unfortunate if the woman accusing his

mouth, human beings take to them because they are very popular, and those ones that are inbreeding captivity always a big attraction, so it is a worry it is here. it is appearing fairly regularly, and those watching at say it seems to be moving fairly strongly. but the tide is dropping, you can probably make out the mudflats appearing behind me here. there is a risk it could get grounded and we are here next to the main shipping channels out of tilbury docks, which is a further risk. it is hoped through tonight it actually goes and goes back out to sea and rejoins others that may well be out there. let's hope so, thank you very much indeed, robert hall. now a look at the weather with ben rich. today turned out very differently, depending on where you spend it. southern areas had a lot of sunshine areas, further north and west it was cloudy and wet. some pretty brisk winds as well. it is going to remain pretty mild. further south under clearer skies it will be quite chilly, maybe not quite as chilly as last night but some spot in the countryside towards the south—east will once again bit very

(vicki) a woman in the north bay held captive in an apartment -- narrowly escapes her attacker... who she says threatened her with a knife and attempted to rape her.(grant) the terrifying encounter happened in rohnert park -- where...as kron four's philippe djegal reports... the suspect was taken into custody. (philippe) a 25-year-old woman tells the rohnert park department of public safety that when she stopped by this apartment on joanne court late wednesday night... she intended only to pick-up some school books she loaned to a 25-year-old acquaintance of hers -- sergio heredia- trujillo. instead, she says heredia-trujillo threatened her with a knife, pulled her pants down and ripped off her underwear... before attempting to rape her. no name/neighbor- "i'm not used to this and so it was scary because everybody was alseep." the victim called 9-1-1 more than five hours after the ordeal started... she was able to escape the apartment after alledging heredia-trujillo also bit and choked her... telling her to stay quiet, or else he'd kill her. the woman tells investigators she knoc

research for reach agreements on how to host asylum seekers repeated and the captives were persecuted. down the line to point out some of the. more some of. that would be really awesome . people. and we see the impact that this policy hard on people. struggling. with. here. really living that are all trying to push them out to press them somewhere else and i mean that in this instance how do you see this being different from the deal that the e.u. did for instance with turkey. we're not sure that it is the print of course the situation is not exact because the search continues and between the number of people arriving today has dropped significantly since then but the motivation behind these two ideas it's their completeness a motivation of trying. to push away people rather than seeing what european countries can do what are their own responsibilities. there is definitely a situation here that is. that is completely ignoring the situation on the ground these are political agreements between european leaders that are and at the top level in order to show some kind of progress without