i asked her about the impact of cassius�* death.torres strait islander viewers — there will be images in this interview of someone who has died. racial violence is something that�*s very serious and ongoing racism and discrimination is a daily part of life. it causes a lot of stress. mental health impacts, loss of life, people can go to hospital and be refused medical treatment on the basis of their aboriginality. but we are not monitoring hate crimes in our country and that�*s very wrong. we were told to do that some years ago in a national inquiry into racist violence. just to say, the police investigation is currently under way as we understand it, but in your opinion, has the police handling of these sorts of issues improved? how has it fared over the years? no, it hasn�*t improved because, unfortunately, the police themselves have a real issue with systemic racism and violence to aboriginal people. two serving police officers this year have been charged with murder of vulnerable aboriginal young people. they were both acquitted

we were explaining to him why he was called cassius. some youtube clips of muhammad ali. the heart of his family and community. a good kid who inspired others and loved life. he was funny. mechelle turvey says her son, cassius, was cheerful, loyal, with a beautiful cheeky smile. he set up a lawnmowing business with his friends to reach out to neighbours. the teenager wanted to change the negative stereotypes about indigenous youth. but on his way home from school nearly a month ago, he was violently attacked. i couldn't move. i got a phone call saying he'd been rushed to hospital. and ijust walked out of a hairdressing salon — i didn't know to what extent his injuries were. it was devastating. my question was, "why? this kid is amazing, why would someone do that?" my son never got in trouble, ijust wanted to be with him. cassius was in his school uniform walking with friends when a car pulled up. a stranger allegedly told the group to run before chasing them down here — and officers are investigating claims that the boys were racially a

we were explaining to him why he was called cassius.family and community. a good kid who inspired others and loved life. he was funny. michelle turvey says her son, cassius, was cheerful, loyal, with a beautiful cheeky smile. he set up a lawnmowing business with his friends to reach out to neighbours. the teenager wanted to change the negative stereotypes about indigenous youth. on his way home from school nearly a month ago, he was violently attacked. i couldn't move. i got a phone call saying he'd been rushed to hospital. and ijust walked out of the hairdressing salon — i didn't know to what extent his injuries were. it was devastating. my question was, "why? this kid is amazing, why would someone do that?" my son never got in trouble, ijust wanted to be with him. cassius was in his school uniform walking with friends when a car pulled up. a stranger allegedly told the group to run before chasing them down here — and officers are investigating claims that the boys were racially abused. police believe that cassius was then bashed with

it really does, because it's not just about cassius. - cassius' death shocked the unresolved issues aroundople attended rallies events were also held in the us and new zealand, demanding change and justice. meghan krakouer has helped hundreds of first nations families deal with the aftermath of violence and discrimination — tragedies she says that evoke a generational trauma dating back to colonisation. i'm really angry because i see death. i'm being at the bedsides when life—support machines are turned off. so in my mind, and what is evident is there's a lack of political will — a lack of political will to address the underlying issues. iam hoping i am hoping this is a turning point. it would be absolutely amazing if it is. this felt personal to so many families, some of whom say even before cassius' death, they were fearful for their children. emily is the mother of cassius�*s best friend when he was with him. cassius's best friend when he was with him.— was with him. i said to him when you _ was with him. i said to him when you go _ was with him. i said to him when you go to _ was with

cassius turvey died in hospital ten days after he was beaten with a metal rod. now on bbc news, panorama. crowd chants: we love trump! we love trump! people started showing up here yesterday to see the former president speak. train horn blares. that's the longest train i've ever seen. is donald trump coming back? # hold on, i'm coming...#. tomorrow's midterm elections in the us could fire the starting gun on a trump run for the presidency in two years�* time. is there anybody here who would like to see me run again? applause. trump still dominates the republican party. if president trump chooses to run, i think president trump will be the nominee. democrats hope the prospect of a trump comeback will spark a voter backlash. it's so absurd, right? people who are looking i to trump as their saviour, it's so absurd. the presidential election of 2020 was rigged and stolen. with many republicans believing victory was stolen from donald trump two years ago, we ask, is america's political system in peril? for a long time, we've told ourselves that american i democracy i

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australia's prime minister says aboriginal teenager cassius turvey�*s death was racially motivated butolice say the investigation continues and have urged people not to speculate about a motive. he died in hospital ten days after being beaten with a metal rod. now on bbc news, operation relocation: hospital on the move. we are going this way. liverpool's biggest hospital is on the move. ward 7a is ready to release patients. more than 600 patients and thousands of staff will be transferred to a brand new building. i'm quite nervous because it's inaudible. we can plan for as many eventualities as possible but actually until the day of the move itself, we won't know exactly who we are transferring. it's taken nine years and more than £850 million to complete. hundred times better, hundred times better. i absolutely cannot wait. any number of things could go wrong, but nothing can. cheering and applause. and by the end, the hope is the health services of an entire city will be transformed. absolutely exciting. best thing that could happen to liverpool. siren wails. right in the heart of th

to cassius francesco benya secured his maiden, moto g. p. title at the valencia grand prix. despite finishing 9, it was enough to claim victory over rival fabio quad herero benya was 90. 1 points off the lead, midway through the season, but completed an incredible come back to wind to katie's 1st title. in 15 years. and another young star has emerged in the world of tenets in the form of whole go, who know the danish teenagers secured the biggest victory of his career by being novak ciocca, which in the final of the paris masters, luna, is a former training partner of the serbian star, his 3 set victory denied brokovich a record extending 39 masters title. now here is something the amateur astronomers amongst you won't want to next coming up just after 3. i'm new york time. on november, the 8th. a total lunar eclipse is due to be visible in the skies over large parts of the americas, the pacific, and asia. the phenomenon occurs when the moon passes through the earth's shadow and it will be your last chance to see it for 2 and a half years

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in catholic stand president cassius joe mer to cry of his heading for a landslide victory and a slap election according to exit polls. it will see him solidify his grip on power less than a year after he sideline is long ruling previous esser notices thomas or bias. at least 5 people have been killed in a shooting. at a gay nightclub in colorado springs, we say 18 others wounded customers. overpowered the gunman. we've been arrested. those are the headlines we are back with more off the upfront. in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world. do you think diploma is still send the chunk so i'm not very upset about any negotiation. we are already in a bit of a crypto winter. it's going to help pull their inside story on al jazeera. what are we go has been grappling with recovery up the series of natural disasters most recently, hurricane yona in september. but the problems don't in their fragile infrastructure, economic crisis and dependence on the us all state in the way of puerto rico's ability to pick up and move on to how can the island rebuild and recover to speak,

cassius turvey died in hospital 10 days after he was beaten with a metal rod. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. where do you get your news from? do you trust it to be true many of us, the answers to these questions are changing. social social media is an increasingly dominant source of information. a long established new sources are like us at the bbc are in a fight for audiences and, yes, the trust too. my guest, david dimbleby, became in the cross along broadcasting where the face and voice of the bbc on the biggest occasions. from elections to royal ceremonial. can he has journalistic elections to royal ceremonial. can he hasjournalistic values survive in a world where opinions are so often trumps truth? david dimbleby, welcome to hardtalk. ., ~ david dimbleby, welcome to hardtalk— hardtalk. thank you. white mi . ht in hardtalk. thank you. white might in the _ hardtalk. thank you. white might in the course - hardtalk. thank you. white might in the course of- hardtalk. thank you. white might in the course of your. might in th

you're taking any of these routes, they always say whatever day or you're leaving to travel early, cassiuser we get to thanksgiving, i would say the earlier in the morning you don't want to leave, but the all a okay, 9.51. is the time. >> got to remind you that we do have the niners playing this coming weekend. well, it's monday night football. so not take a look at this weekend. but they were in colorado, a colorado springs getting ready and acclimated to the elevation that they're going to be playing in in mexico city. this is one of those games where they're playing overseas against the cardinals. it was about 26 degree. he's there were some snow flurries falling. but if you listen to the team, they say, you know what, they going bring home a win. yeah. >> well, and to that >> you feel mostly starts like string place together and series. just doesn't come down as quickly. so. it's good that we're out here doing it now. so that one gets monday. it's not just like a complete shock to us. >> that's what i'm so 2 things. the ball flies but also talked a brief so years. yeah, for sure. yeah.

you know, dalson, this muhammad ali used to be called cassius clay.on of jesus christ betrayed his father and went over to the side of muhammad because jesus is white. and the white racist? but in islam skin color is not important, everyone is equal. he blew up russian literature and created his own unique style. before him, no one wrote like that. and what if, for example, napoleon happened in my place in order to write well, one must suffer, dostoevsky nevertheless gave him a colossal capacity for work, some, let's say, negative qualities, for example, epileptics are typical extreme irascibility. it’s good where you hid her. the fates of the three main women of dostoevsky will intertwine together, they die jealous and quarrel over him. enter roulette and win as much as possible. i went with the thought, at least something to win back and lost everything, anya, he loses wedding rings, loses his wife's skirts, lays 6 o'clock in the morning, semyonovsky platz chafon. dostoevsky, wearing only a shirt with his head uncovered, listens to the sentence of d

gone back and forth on this question and revolved around this idea of there being many south's now cassius writing in 1941, a moment when conservatives, democrats found themselves in the minority in their party, but with power in washington thanks in large part to their longevity in politics due to one party. this one party system black enfranchisement for cash. the south still had deep though cash's south sounded a lot like what my white classmates from the upper south or the piedmont regions defined a of a south that they were, you know kicking florida out of or something like that for cash. southern identity strict stretch long across decades unperturbed even by the civil war or reconstruction a fact much by his critics like historians stephen woodward, whose origins in the new south presented the transformation wrought by a new group of southerners, those who reshaped the south economy and political relations in the post-reconstruction decades. these new men of the new south, much like what is seeing in brock's heritage, so emerges this theme or debate about internal continuity and cha