the request that we were able to get a hold of and sure with congressional offices shows are cicely that, that money can be moved around between accounts. so to say the money that was taken was baby slated for something other than emergency response isn't responsive to the fact it could have been used for that and at a time where puerto rico is so desperately and so need of assistance, fema talking about stuffing shortages, the money could of been shifted. juan: what about the rebuilding of the rebuilding process after the storm? what is the legal situation for those who may be undocumented in terms of being able to get any kind of disaster assistance? not the best person to speak of that. go ahead, laura. access -- juan: i'm sorry? amy: laura, go ahead. >> we know individuals who are undocumented are not able to access the support or resources from fema. we are talking about hundreds of thousands of people in the past who have been left out by the federal agency. and we expect that will happen again in the state of north carolina, which is why we call to action by making donations to gr

sculptures and numerous video installations like this one by oscar winner laura portress she shows cicely's role in communications for u.s. military drone operations the manifest is very diverse yet the host location is of central importance. look at how can the money help me transform the city of mafia into the city of culture so this is where we decided to see the world through the lens of. the curatorial concept comes from rem koolhaas architecture office oma and extends across the entire city even out into the problem suburbs of the zone a sponsor known ignored zen for short around eighteen thousand people live here surrounded by. trash crime and desolation. residents should be included where the city has failed there and enjoy here aims to have a garden for all even after the manifesto is over. if we got any money the problem isn't the trash it's much more that before we had the garden project there was no communal space at all except for the public playground built a few years back and. we need to have neighborhood meeting points for social contact. so often you don't know where to lo

major affront to sort of k d p ambitions in keeping control of that city so it's fair to say that cicely could his politics has been severely sort of weakened l. the main political parties have been weakened as a result of those two main events specifically most especially the p u k we are expecting having spoken to experts people telling us here that they say that splits in the p u k could well be capitalized on dalai smaller parties in these votes but everybody here is saying that is vital that we get some soul of unity here in the selection of to these divisions between the two main parties have been so deeply. been so deepened in in recent months. as voting continues in northern iraq campaigning has just begun in afghanistan for next month's parliamentary elections the vote is more than three years overdue and is seen as a test for presidential elections next april tony berthing is in kabul. they can never be described as boring conflicts corruption intimidation and fraud afghan elections have it all but the parliamentary elections due to take place on october twentieth are at least

. >> brown: 93-year-old actress cicely tyson took the stage aok of the emotion franklin's voice evoked her soul, and that's why, noatter what she was singing, she moved every single person. >>rown: and throughout the afternoon, the music continued. chaka khan brought the church to s feet with the gospel song "going up yonder." ♪ going on to -- ♪ yonder ♪ yonder ♪ going up yonder >> brown: n a grand finale, stevie wonder rounded out the service. ♪ ♪ >> brown: aretha franklin, a musical titan and american icon who touched millions of us given a rousing tribute overflowing withtude. he will be buried in detroit's woodlawn cemetery, sam resting place as her late family members and rosa parks. r the pbs "newshour", i'm jeffrey brown. ng>> woodruff: a fit farewell for the one and only. >> woodruff: saying farewell to the one and only. and next week, we will broadcast the confirmation hearing for supr kavanaugh.minee brett the hearing begins tuesday september 4 at 9:30 a.m. eck your local pbs station for broadcast details. we will also be streaming it at www.pbs.org/newshour. that's the newsh

and i looked under it and found cicely tyson. and i was like, whaat?ghter ] she looked so perfect, i could not handle it. then, two days later, the funeral was over. [ laughter ] then, fox news pted a story trying to shame actor jeffrey owens for working at a trader joe's, and i was like what? i didn't know you could be shamed for having a job. [ light laughter ] just because he was on a sitcom, does not mean he's rich. people on tv don't make what you think. seth asked me to borrow $10 this morning. [ laughter ] >> seth: what?di not. [ audience oohs ] >> then somethg insane happened. the president of the french tennis federation said serena's french open catsuit nt too far. and i was like, quoi? [ laughter and applause ] in a sport where, this, this, and this are regular things to wear, this is too far? t laughter ] maybe the thing you have a problem with is her body. and, i know a lot of people aren't ready to hear this part, but, when you're skinny, people let you live. but when you've a curvaceous blacwoman, people feel like it's okay to tell you t

we will work to see cicely for the unity of this council on the issues of nonproliferation we have. to remain united because in the recent years every time when we were not united it was to the detriment of our principles and i will collect effective effectiveness it's an issue of our legitimacy as president and nonpermanent members we also have to be united because the dissemination of technologies can lead to new threats to peace and this concerns us directly the development of intercontinental missiles by north korea something that we need to worry about up until now it was only a very few states who had these kinds of weapons and this placed on them very special responsibility not in future if we do not have sufficient control of that and if north korea proliferate how many other countries will have this weapon in the middle east the ballistic systems provided to hezbollah into movies is a new and alarming development if it has to starve before of they further destabilize a region which is already tense fighting dying kind of permanently that the terrorist groups are interested

botanical gardens are famous for their diversity exotic plants have taken root contributing richly to cicely's own vegetation a metaphor for migration the planetary garden cultivating coexistence is the thing of the be enough. a pertinent header and one that mayor luken orlando knows is in direct opposition with italy's interior minister matel yourself ynys policies towards migrants. really need it but we started interior minister salvini is an intolerant populist on monday he'll say he doesn't want the migrants on the ngo ship aquarius but on tuesday he's welcoming migrants on another ship but there's no strategy behind this his inconsistency is contaminating the atmosphere and perverting the classic culture of italian hospitality. look where you insert. migration is a key issue of the be an honor and installation by the collective forensic oceanography critically examines events in the militarized border regime of the mediterranean. kitsch ironic and disturbing eight s. an x. porcelain pieces play with stereotypes of white people rescuing migrants. some fifty artists are displaying their wor

and it told me that, you know, i got to han the in shawsha -- shawshank redemption, two cices.d in me and kept my you made it through 27 christma. w you are out. when i look at the sketches, i was thinking, you know, when you think that the key that unlocked it was you and your love of art d y have loved this since you were a little boy? >> yes, since i was aboutol 3 years has it resonated to you because you had that talent, yor ca the attention of captured t attention of somebody who led to this day? >> this is the power of god. this is how god works. you never know how it's gonna. happ you've jus keep the faith, you know? you've got faith. >> a group of undergradua students a georgetown saw your story in to exonerate you.up your cause what do you say to them? >> those are my students. told them yesterday, wherever they a at, because they are from london parish, you know. i told them wherever they are at, i will be there. e you upset?hip. when you saw that guy confess, did you think to your, sey didn't you do that 20 plus years ago? >> the problem is,e did. 27 years a he confe

we have very clear principles regarding the integrity of the single market, and regarding cicely theder. it was decided in march and endorsed by 27 members. we need a u.k. proposal to preserve this. that was emmanuel macron, the president of france in salzburg. hoping of some kind of announcement of a brexit summit, a specialized brexit summit in november. are people on the ground disappointed we have not made more progress between the u.k. and the eu? we have made no progress whatsoever, and you heard it from macron there. the european union will tell you we will not give theresa may a brexit deal if the single market is compromised. we are instacle, and deadlock, no side will give concessions at this point. it is difficult to see how we go forward. the big obstacle is the irish border, and it is a matter of perception and becoming increasingly clear they do not see eye to eye. when you treat northern ireland differently than the rest of the u.k. they will tell you there is no deal and we will not give you a deal whatsoever, and it is a technical issue. .ou need to tone down the dra

conditions, severe gales, some uncertainty as to where it is going, but perhaps moving away from cicelyding and wind as well. here it is quite quiet, iam and wind as well. here it is quite quiet, i am glad to say. we have got the difference in temperature being the difference in temperature being the most interesting part of our weather this week, and you get that in autumn, the diurnal range in temperature. not where we have the cloud, but exeter drops to 1 degrees last night, so very close to freezing, and it is leaping up now in the sunshine, plenty of that around, and the mist and fog at this time of year clears mid—morning, leaving an abundance of sunshine. but our cloud in the north has been around for the last couple of days, giving more rain. it is starting to head south, a weakening feature, but it will give a significant dip in our temperatures, and we will be noticing that more in the south where we have had these lovely warm days. we have certainly needed that overnight. 0ur band of cloud with its rain will tend to peter out, and behind it is already freshening up, but to th