the ah was, ah, w news live from berlin, columbia as president of boy, the military to restore order. after several more people are killed in demonstrations against writing poverty and inequality. we'll get an update from our correspondence. also coming up on the show before the democratic republic of congo after a devastated volcanic eruption. now the 1st refugees are returning home despite warnings that more explosive activity could be fun. for making music to the v of nature. electro pop artist finds all the sounds she needs deep in the forests of southern germany. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson. welcome to the show. colombian president, even do k is deploying the military in the city of cali after the latest round of anti government protest left. at least 6 people dead. doesn't have now died in a month of demonstrations and clashes with authorities. the unrest again over a proposed tax reform, but has turned into a national uprising against growing joblessness and inequality. the more dense and more wounded in the colombian city of cali, a month of protest has turned to cross co

and we'll record of those ones missing in columbia. i'll say, because you vancho, executive director of the americas division of human rights watch. thank you. thank you very much. let's take a look now at some other headlines making news around the world. police in canada have found the remains of more than $200.00 children at the side of a former school for indigenous children. the school, as part of a system closed down 3 decades ago that forcefully separated these children from their families. investigations showed widespread abuse and the facilities just like the mother of bella, ruth in distant romance, protest savage has called on western countries to help secure his release from minsk. she made the plea at a solid charity protest in warsaw, held in support of the exiled activist. he was arrested after being taken off, diverted ryan, their flight from grief, lithuania, around a week ago. so it is in the democratic republic of congo. say the reports of a fresh volcanic eruption hours earlier were a false alarm. the scare came a w

w. johan ramirez in the columbia capital over time. so these protests began over proposed tax increases, and that has since been withdrawn and this has turned into a much broader campaign. what are the protesters mean demands? now? i will answer this question with one single line. people are now demanding the resignation of president, yvonne duca, i've been reporting on this protest since the very 1st day hearing both and in the city of cali. and i have seen how the demands of the people had the change. and i did begin, and it was a middle class and workers protest that they were protesting against a tax reform. this tax reform was retired and it was not enough. people kept industries then protesting against a health reform. it was not accepted by the congress, but it was not enough people to get the industry to protest. the young people took this treats and they were asking for support for young for his students. the government proposed to free education for the port is to students of the country, and he was not enough. people are sti

the ah was, ah, this is the w news line from berlin. military might fit to quell deadly protest in columbia. the president fence in troops to restore order after several more people are killed in clashes, the anti government protesters are demanding more jobs and economic equality will speak with our correspondent in the colombian capital. also in the program, one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes creates a mass exit. now, hundreds of thousands of people are in need of shelter and supplied authority say a warning of a 2nd reduction was a false alarm. but that more explosive activity could be ahead. and months ago, the german government ushered in free corona virus testing for everyone. the move was widely applauded, but now several reports are suggesting testing centers are raking an extra money fraudulently, while no one is watching ah ami and welcome to the program. colombian president, yvonne do k, is deploying the military to the city of cali. after more people lost their lives in demonstrations, doesn't have now reportedly died in a month of street protests and classes with autho

we have seen protest in every major city of columbia here in bogus or the capital. we have been terrifying scenes of the police attacking on our mit process. there's on even also of people attaching police we, some weeks ago we saw some people trying to burn 15 policemen in inside a police office. so we have seen very violent scenes all around the country. and the thing now is that if police brutality doesn't start because that, that's the main thing. now, if paul is brutally think continues, this crisis can easily get out of control. okay, we're going to have to leave it there, but dw johan ramirez, thank you so much for that reporting. thank you. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines around the worlds. thousands of people in brazil have taken part in nationwide protest, criticizing president desirable scenarios. handling of the pandemic in rio de janeiro demonstrators calls for the acceleration of the vaccination campaign and the return of emergency financial aid. protesters also say they want to both scenario. impeached tribut

, nobody in this room was elected by the people of the district of columbia. and no one here as able to stand up and represent their interests. this should be unacceptable until a 21st century democracy. -- in a 21st century democracy. however, i believe the tide is starting to turn. i believe we can finally make d.c. statehood a reality during this congress, the 117th congress. we have a fearless champion in the house, congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. with her leadership along with that of the speaker and leader steny hoyer, the house passed the d.c. statehood bill last month for the second time ever. we also have for the first time a president who formally supports ending this modern-date policy of taxation without representation. and in the senate we have a record 45 cosponsors on our bill to make the district of columbia a state, a number that represents members from rural and urban areas alike. this number has grown steadily since my friend, our former colleague, joe lieberman, a fiercely independent senator led this charge in the senate before passin

laura: columbia is rocked by weeks of protests.s, masks and no more at least for vaccinated americans. the cdc says those who have had their jobs can take their masks off in most indoor settings. ♪ welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america and everyone else on bbc world news. the conflict between israel and the palestinians has expended beyond its borders. israeli media reporting three rockets have been launched in neighboring lebanon towards northern israel. at least 83 people have been killed since monday. our editor joins us from jerusalem. what is happening there tonight? >> it is just gone midnight here. we are hearing from our people in gaza that palestinian families have fled their homes in the northern part of the gaza strip because of heavy israeli shelling. it is an area where does the civilians were killed. the pictures are pitiful with people grabbing their children, walking down roads. kids wearing the new close they have -- the new clothing that they have for the end of the roman on celebration. there have be

finally we'll hear from robert contee who is the former district chief of the district of columbia. please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> let the record show the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. and without objection, your written statements are in the record. with that, your -- >> chairwoman malonely, the january 6, 2021 attack on the capitol was unconscionable. i'm grateful for the opportunity to provide needed context and insights to this committee about the events of that day and what i believe was your military's appropriate response. this is long overdue. i'd first like to express my thanks to the first responders who tried to contain the mob and defend the capitol complex and individuals there. they are true heroes. that is word is overused oftentimes, but definitely not in this case. as we assess the response, we should not lose sight of their brave actions that day. i served as the acting secretary of defense that day.

the news lives from berlin, columbia struggles to restore order. the president militarize several cities after more people are killed in demonstrations against police, violence and inequality. un costs for negotiations to stop the situation from spiraling further out of control. also coming up with a shocking discovery and canada, the remains of more than $200.00 children are found buried at a form of boarding scheme for indigenous children. and a night of jubilation before chelsea fans londoners take home stockers champions, li cups for the 2nd time in club history. ah, uncle release. welcome to the program. we begin in columbia where the army has been deployed into cities following the latest round, a violent anti government rallies. dozens of protesters have died and a month of demonstrations, many at the hands of security forces. the unrest began over a proposed tax reform. but as since turned into a national uprising against police violence inequality and the political establishment in many parts of colleague, this is what's locked after frida

columbia has been extremely _ columbia been by a?is - columbia been by a? columbia has been extremely effective. it is one| been extremely effective. it is one with the highest death rates. with the pandemic there is nearly 500 people dying every day of covid—19. this in a country of 50 million people. of course this is made the situation very bad. there is also been a lot of criticism about how the government has conducted vaccination campaigns. they are very strong feelings in a very divided country on both sides. again, many people criticising and accusing the government and particularly the security forces of violations. of citizens' rights and on the other hand, the government and people again from many sectors of society saying that these protests are getting out of hand. and they are creating a lot of impact in the population that is caught in the crossfire between these two things. i think most people will agree that the government has not definitely going to emerge unscathed from this crisis. there's been an extreme amount o

the news . news line from berlin, columbia struggled to restore order. the president militarize several cities after more people are killed and demonstrations against rising poverty and inequality. the un calls for negotiations to stop the situation from spiraling out of control. coming up with a shocking discovery in canada, the remains of more than $200.00 children are found buried at a former boarding school or indigenous children and the law making music to the faith of nature. this electro pop artists find all the towns streaming in the forest southern germany, ah unconfirmed. welcome to the program. we begin in columbia where the army has been deployed into cities following the latest round of the island, anti government rallies. dozens of protesters have died and a month of demonstrations, many at the hands of security forces. the unrest began over post tax reform, but has since turned into a national uprising against inequality, police violence and the political establishment in many parts of carley. this is what's left off the friday's violence.

the problem is that columbia police force has long been used to fight left wing quickly. yes, drug traffickers and paramilitaries in the war torn country. and now it's treating civilian protesters as battlefield enemies, the columbia police function and the, the umbrella and supervision of the minister of defense like the army and the navy, internal reforms that will guarantee the future it different type of fully disable to fulfill its role without committing abuses when pablo says they should make them in it only because there is no recognition that the police are causing ham, that they are killing people, shooting indiscriminately. they should at least say that, sorry, or people will not back down. meanwhile, victims like one pablo or left carrying the human cause, fighting for the rights in columbia for the rest of their lives. allison. and just with that, there are fears of an oil spill as rescue boats battle of fire on a container ship off the coast of sri lanka. it's been burning for the past. a dave? it's thought the fire was started by a nitric acid leak on board

the the news the state of the news line from berlin's columbia, struggles to restore order. the president militarize a separate cities after more people are killed in demonstrations against rising poverty and inequality. the un calls for negotiations to stop the situation. some spiraling further out of control, also coming up a shocking discovery and canada. the remains of more than $200.00 children are found buried at a former boarding school for indigenous children. and they lead congo after a devastating volcanic eruption. now the refugees are returning home despite warnings that more explosive activity could be ahead. ah, nicole fairly welcome to the program. we begin in columbia where the army has been deployed into cities following the latest round of violent anti government rallies . dozens of protesters have died and a month of demonstrations, many at the hands of security forces. the unrest began over a proposed tax reform, but athens turned into a national uprising against police violence inequality and the political establishment. in many parts of colleagues, this

but after that, she had victory against columbia in 2018 woke up. the monkey is now welcome to the off that back to the as an english support i used to read matches going to penalties. once that curse was broken in moscow, i felt offensively fee only was i may have even shed a tear south cape has put a lot of effort into preparing his team, working on real life, preston situations in training, and also trying to improve his play as mental health with his curse now listed, and that extra pressure gone england can go and knock out matches, knowing they can be ready for any challenge in order to win a major tournament, every team needs a goal score with that killer instinct and, and hurricane they have that stuff striker, whether it's christiano, rinaldo, in 2016 and under torres in 2012, that he via euro 2008, or even the greek god. i'm kind of how the staff in 2004. it's rare that a team goes all the way without that main man up front banging the goals and hurricane just schools for fun. even if he plays for suppose he scored over $200.00 goals and j

but columbia defense minister responded saying, columbia's forces, respect, human rights and blamed criminal gangs for the violence. its own national police, army and navy act in compliance with the law. the vandals that we have already denounced ac, systematically deliberately and financed by criminal organizations. and they have the objective of destabilizing certain regions. every day, they change their objective. yesterday, the objective was the police orders to shoot our police officer despite the violence, the demonstrations will continue with started as a protest against tax hikes has billowed to a nation wide cry against the qualities. and now police brutalities. major unions have called for another nation wide day of demonstrations on wednesday, while cities like kylie or bracing for what could be another night of terror. i listen that i am 50. i just eat with that. head on al jazeera, mexico, worst train occident, in decades, raises questions about the safety of one of the busiest metro systems and times that for is really primary trip. any nationality base to form a new casting? a

in my increase the rights and human rights violations in columbia. the security forces so far have show a very, very poor wrecker with regard to the use of force. we are collecting information, credible information that shows the use of fire arms live up munitions against demonstrators by members of the forces, as well as the really am who are weaken together. we security forces in different locations in the country. so these crisis, not just security guy, includes political problems, economic and social issues. very, very complex ones that needs to be confronted by the government. but just the use of the military without real constraints, i'm afraid that is going to increase the program. you yourself, you for urged the government to take urgent measures to de escalate. can explain what you mean by that means to initiate a credible process of dialogue with multiple forces who are demonstrating on the street across the country to create that space to build some trust with the leaders of the opposition. the solution for this problem is essentially poli

columbia's deadly violence as covid pressure boils a cruise line's ceo takes on florida's governor and condors overstay their welcome. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepherd smith >>> good evening we were expecting to report on a hiring boom this friday night with more re-openings, restricts lifting, vaccinations it all looked perfect instead a surprising bust. a sign the economic recovery may need more than a shot in the arm. employers added 266 job in april, far fewer man the million economists projected that means we're still down 8 million jobs from pre-covid levels president biden arguing today this means the u.s. needs the kind of large scale spending proposals he pitched and saying he knew the recovery would be a marathon, no sprint. >> our efforts are starting to work but the climb is steep and we still have a long way to go we're still digging out of an economic collapse that cost us 22 million jobs. >> well, it's not for a lack of openings businesses say they have the positions, they just can't fill them 42% of small business owners say they can't fi

he was hit by a gas canister shot by columbia controversial riot police, cussing him 22 fractures and the loss of an eye, a shaft in training. he was out protesting when the police began setting off. your gas join don't meet our grown widow. i started filming, and shooting when one of them sees me names directly at me. yes. shooting straight up my face. i don't, i was just filming, i was matching peacefully and i actually, it was the 1st match i'd ever attended. this video shows him unconscious being carried off in a car to a hospital where they said this life, i li, 1700 people have been injured in clashes with security forces since the protest began on april 28th. the government that's so far, confirmed 17 dead. but that number is believed to be much higher as more than 300 have been reported missing. protesters wrote the word this appeared in giant letters along one of the main avenue, a cry for help that has remained insert. police abuses turned what started out as an anti tax protest into a rallying cry for a more just society and called for police reform. as we were filming clas

while columbia as president, is sending thousands of soldiers to the western city of cali to restore order. after these 13 people died there during mass protests friday, mount one month since nationwide demonstrations began against tax reform plans, which has now been dropped. purchase have since so expanded into why the cause of social justice. i was under ron pnc reports now from the guitar. another day of violence in columbus, anti governments protest one month after they began videos widely shared on the internet, show civilians shooting live rounds and protesters in the city of kindly with the police, apparently doing nothing to stop them found on this. i'm an attorney general's investigator on his day off allegedly shot and killed 2 protesters. there was then attacked and lynched by demonstrators similar scenes in the city of pope i am with fires and repeated explosions. president, the duke traveled to carly friday evening and announced that full military station of the city. by most act we are acting in defense of all people's rights. and starting tonight, we begin the maximum

he says, how is this being received by the people in columbia? it has not been well received because among other things people are now demanding a security forces. every farm security forces in columbia are accused of having committed more than $3000.00 abuses of power and acts of violence during this month of protest. and that's why people are demanding a security forces reform. but the president is doing exactly the opposite. instead of withdrawing the police and seeking the spaces for dialogue, he's now sending even more military persons to the city or scholarly than most affected by the protestant. so this decision, it doesn't look like this decision is going to cause the situation, but to fight it out. so it sounds like it's in danger of escalating the situation there. and let's talk about what's behind it though. this unrest began as demonstrations against tax reform, but it's wide now into a broader campaign. do we know at what point the protesters demands will be met by the government? just to answer in one line, people are now demanding

the nationwide protest against the government in columbia entered there for a week. they show no signs of abating, but they seem to be getting more creative in color for union students. indigenous groups and others continue to march and dance for change. oh, demonstrations were marred by vandalism in violence, police response that kill dozens, the people having back down we continue demanding guarantees to process safely and that the government respects columbia as youth who are demonstrating in the streets because they want a new government model and new system that will respond to the needs of the poor and the marginalized and columbia. the demonstrations originally called against and now cancel tax plan have expanded to include the like a basic living income and police reform. protest leaders have begun discussing their demands with the government, but formal negotiations of the yet to start, while deadly confrontations with the police continue at night in a number of cities. the government once roadblocks that have paralyzed the country's economy to be lifted bef

i do that as a columbia has some deep and serious structural problems of the quality that are getting worse and the goes to bell violence. past is back again. we won't change, the government is not listening to the people. and so we remain getting on the streets, negotiations between the government and protest. leaders have made little progress and least ideal ivy. less politics might be the reason why is christ. i'm with manual a felix here on the 1st. we are one year from the elections and the government's party has sunk in the poles. they think that if these intermittent protests continue, they will convince, middle, and upper class colombians to vote for them again. so the government doesn't want to negotiate a 2nd. there is a growing split between the union and the people on the streets who don't recognize them as leaders. and 3rd, there's the clear deterioration of the situation with police abuses and growing violent acts in the streets that make negotiations difficult. violence escalation in many parts of the country becoming increasingly real. and neither the government nor th

we meet young people on the front lines of protest against columbia as government want to georgia, the most celebrated war heroes returned home with full military on its 50 years after his death, horner ah, i once again, hot and dry sums up the weather across the middle east as per usual, barely a cloud in the sky that maybe one or 2 light, spotty showers across the far north of the region, but that aside, more very hazy sunshine coming through 42 celsius here in doha of 45 and q way warm enough in dubai, and also in most scots and as we go through the next couple of days, we're hanging onto the won't know quite as high as those temperatures, but still warm enough level less further north. you might see a shower too, into our northern parts of you might just capture spots of rain the over towards i've gone is done otherwise it large. he is clear skies and hazy sunshine coming through the sunshine extends down across the whole of africa. but we could see on shore showers just drifting into southern parts of somalia. wanted to show us just around the european highlands can you could catc

and we meet young people on the front lines of protests against columbia as govern. ah, welcome to the program, how masses, political leader and garza is warning of a religious war is israel persists with its policies around alex, a mosque occupied east jerusalem, and elsewhere in palestinian territory. yes, yes. it was also choose the us secretary of state anthony blinking was just wrapped up a middle east visit of trying to sto, palestinian divisions are a force that reports from garza here on the street. you get an idea of the long term nature of the fall out of this war. 44 people died in this massive building collapse. and now 2 other buildings on the street. one of them right here behind us had been declared structurally unsound. 7 habitants had been told to leave. now, this was the 1st day that we've heard from houses top leader inside garza ya soon was in a news conference that was on the record, but frustratingly for the most part off camera. he was interesting on the issue of reconstruction saying suggestion by the secretary of state of united states, antho

so to come over here on 0 more anti government protests planned in columbia, even though they've had another victory of cautious return to life. french cafes, museums reopened. after being closed for 6 months, ah ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cut on airways high that we got more very heavy rain coming into central parts of china, the seasonal rise across the, the my you front. now making its way across the central parts into eastern areas. and this semi space re from will let just wiggles away from the similar areas we go on through the next couple days must be like a rope being dragged across. a similar parts of the ground, the wet weather will continue to just pulse its way across. central nice parts of china into southern and central parts of japan. so some very heavy rainfall coming through. it is likely to cause some disruption as we go on through the next couple of days. it doesn't get a whole lot better as we go on into friday. if anything must ship on she by that stage, seeing some very heavy rain, brightest guys tried to come back in behind, but the ra

columbia that is in my policy agenda as well as the caribbean and pacific communities. i believe in the great potential of that country. i know that columbia and the institutions are stronger when we prioritize sustainable economic development. but i am concerned including the task to implement that peace accord as well as ongoing attacks and violent related tasks. a very proud of what we have accomplished. but now more than ever we need a lasting peace so for this reason i've been a strong supporter of programs from indigenous use and world-class education and leadership opportunity with programs open to those that are overlooked in the partners with howard university. i think i have to make a comment on hate. i'm glad that is a top priority for the committee. but as you all know the situation continues to this day. and then to offer a referendum in his patients continue with gang violence and civil rights violations to call the administration to reconsider and not be afraid to speak out to hold the government accountable. but then to stand in solidarity with the haiti

[000:00:00;00] the news, the news lies from berlin, columbia, struggles to restore order. the president militarize the several cities after more people are killed in demonstrations against rising poverty and inequality. the un calls for negotiation doth the situation come spiraling out of control. also coming up a shocking discovery in canada. the remains of more than $200.00 children are found burried at a former boarding school for indigenous children in the night of jubilation for chelsea fans as they are heroes. take home soccer's champions, league cup for the 2nd time. ah michel for at least welcome to the program. we begin in columbia where the army has been deployed into cities following the latest round of violent anti government rallies. dozens of protesters have died and a month of demonstrations, many at the hands of security forces. the unrest began over a proposed tax reform, but has since turned into a national uprising against police violence inequality and the political establishment in many parts of colleagues, this is what's left after friday's violence.

there's been no end to the unrest in columbia. the president has deployed the army and several cities following the latest round of violent anti government rallies. dozens of protesters have died in a month of demonstrations, many at the hands of security forces. the protest began over proposed tax reform, but has since turned into a national uprising against police violence inequality and the political establishment in many parts of colleagues, this is what's left after friday's violence. at least 13 people have died. anger is growing over the crackdown. i read, but i was sure times from the side i could hear the boots whistling in my ear. the colombian government is now tightening its grip. deploying the military and colleagues and another city by yon president, yvonne duke a to or by on to ensure that security is being restored. the you said there is more to the unrest than just a street protests. less you i bought by done in recent years to the 4 by young has seen serious acts vandalism, looting that and low intensity urban te

this is b w, news life in berlin columbia. as president sends in the military, he says, troops will restore order after more people are killed overnight and anti government protests. it comes as his country marks one month since those demonstrations began . also on the program, the u. s. imposes sanctions unveiling for forcing a passenger plane to land in order to arrest a dissident on board. belushi and leader alexander lucas shank tells russia as president. it's a western plot, destabilizes country, and french president, mexico is in south africa with the pleasure of aid from france and germany for african vaccine production. he doesn't get the details from germany's health minister fund. ah, i'm michael luke, who we appreciate your joining us. colombia is marking one month since a wave of deadly protests began. they started as an outcry against controversial tax reform, but soon turned into a national uprising against growing poverty and inequality. weeks of negotiation to end, the unrest failed to bear fruit, and the prosp

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and this is a situation not particular to columbia only. many countries in south america have been feeling the catastrophic damage from covid-19 that has inflicted the workers and employees. and while countries from argentina to brazil from columbia to youruquay, the economic cost of the pandemic. >> israel is marking a day of national mourning for those killed when a religious festival turned into a deadly stampede on friday. we'll have a live report from jerusalem next. >>> also ahead, angry fellow republicans give senator mitt romney a peace of their mind with a convention in his own state. we'll have what he said and what this means for some upcoming special elections. stay with us. it's a simple fact: nothing kills more germs on more surfaces than lysol spray. it's a simple fact: it even kills the covid-19 virus. science supports these simple facts. there's only one true lysol. lysol. what it takes to protect. you could take your ulcerative colitis treatment in a different direction. talk to your doctor about xeljanz, a pill, not an in

some of the videos that we have verify the nouns we're going to columbia. we have also been sent store and kept some of these restrictions on our cell. the way that people are organizing, particularly you particularly feminist movements within these, brought this movement is so powerful that exchanging, you know, this experience, this can also help people to not only to feel the saudi very, but also to come up with a turn at the right to the issues that we are facing and confront the and so, and this is a role that these trying to play, given the fact that we have presence in many different parts of the world. we are trying to share a platform so that these movements can connect this protest movements can connect and can come up with, with alternate solutions to the issues that they face. and that show for today, i'll leave you with scenes for recent protests across colombia, and so watching the news in the midst of war, a generation grew up in exile. more than 13000000 syrians, that half the pre war population remain displaced inside and outside the countr

some of the videos that we have verify to the nouns we're going to columbia. we have also been sent, store and kept some of these restrictions ourselves. the way that people are organizing, particularly you particularly feminist move, mentoring within these, brought this movement is so powerful that exchanging, you know, this experience, this can also help people to not only to feel the story, but also to come up with a turn at the right to the issues that we are based in and confront the and so, and this is a role that obviously is trying to play given the fact that we have presence in many different parts of the world. we are trying to share a platform so that the movements can connect this protest movements can connect and can come up with, with alternate solutions to be sure that they face. and that show for today, i'll leave you with scenes for recent protests across colombia, and so watching the next ah, [000:00:00;00] use news, news, news, news, jews on as just who will take half honeys plate will bring you the latest from ron's presidential election on

he says, how is this being received by the people in columbia? it has not been well received because among other things people are now demanding a security forces. every farm security forces in columbia are accused of having committed more than $3000.00 abuses of power and acts of violence during this month of protest. and that's why people are demanding a security forces reform. but the president is doing exactly the opposite. instead of withdrawing the police and seeking the spaces for dialogue, he's now sending even more military portions to the city of valley, the most effect that city by the protestant. so this decision, it doesn't look like this decision is going to cause the situation, but to fight it up. so it sounds like it's in danger of escalating the situation there and let's talk about what's behind it though. this unrest began as demonstrations against tax reform, but it's wide now into a broader campaign. do we know at what point the protesters demands will be met by the government? just to answer in one line, people are now demand

w correspondent, johan ramirez in cali, columbia. thank you. events in columbia have had consequences in the world of soccer country was due to co host this years copa america. but the soccer tournament has been moved due to security fears. meanwhile, a co host argentina has also been stripped of the tournament because of a surge and coven covered 1900 cases. brazil is the new host, but the health situation is not much better there with the tournament to start and just 2 weeks. preparations were under way in argentina before south america's governing body for football balls posted this message on twitter saying that argentine would not be hosting the copa america due to present circumstances now which up to brazil in normal times. certainly a country capable of hosting such an event, but these aren't normal times. opinions are mixed up with some form it's, we've been through worse times. here. brazilians may be wounded, but never defeated. so we'll be there to chair for the brazilian team. both step on the bill. i've also sent us hom

some of the videos that we have $35.00 to the nouns we're going to columbia. we have also been sent and have some of these restrictions ourselves. the way that people are organized and particularly you particularly feminist move, mentoring within these, brought this movement is so powerful that exchanging, you know, this experience, this can also help people to not only to feel the saudi people also to come up with a turn at the right to the issues that we are based in and confront the and so, and this is a role that obviously is trying to play given the fact that we have presence in many different parts of the world. we are trying to serve a platform so that the movements can connect this protest movements can connect and can come up with, with alternate solutions to be sure that they face. and that's our show for today. i leave you with scenes for recent protests across colombia, and so watching the next ah, black and brown immigrant, women at the mercy of the private prison corporation for lines investigate allegations of medical abuse of women held it a pr

the women's annex of columbia university between 1925 and 1927. the only black student there, hurston joked she was "barnard's sacred black cow." hurston was supported by the famous but not so much now what novelist fanny hearst, who is on the left of the slide. who for a while shared the same literary agent with hurston. and by carl ben bakhtin -- van becton. one of the main cheerleaders because of his sexual interest in black men. both hearst and van becton remained confidence and supporters throughout their lives. outside of the literary realm was anthropologist frans boaz who from his position at columbia began working with hurston when she was at barnard. he directed her into fieldwork in new york, the u.s. south and the caribbean, and urged her to complete a phd in anthropology at columbia. the free-spirited hurston chafed at academic regulations and never completed the degree. perhaps the most problematic of these folk west charlotte osgood mason, a wealthy white widow who out of her investment in primitivist art sponsored langston hughes,

and discovery in the province of british columbia has been described as heartbreaking by prime minister justin true, though. some of the children were as young as 3, at least 150000 indigenous children attended so called best adventures. schools between the 18 forties and 1900 ninety's, many were forcibly taken from their parents and communities. and that was widespread abuse. daniel morrison as a lawyer and member of the niece she not be indigenous peoples and she says that discovery is likely just scratching the surface as the search for answers continues more than $130.00 other similar schools across canada. the residential schools were opened with the sole purpose of removing the indian from the child. it was to assimilate indigenous people in canada. and essentially in the words of one of the superintendent at the time was to get rid of the indian problem. and so the schools opened, they were run by churches, they were funded by the canadian government. and eventually it became a lot that all indian children had to attend school. and so the royal canadian mounted police actually ha

and that will respond to the needs of the poor and the marginalized and columbia. the demonstrations originally called against and now cancel tax plan have expanded to include domains like a basic living income and police reform. protests leaders have begun discussing their demands with the government, but formal negotiations of the to start, while deadly confrontations with the police continue at night in a number of cities. the government, once road blocks that have paralyzed the country's economy to be lifted before negotiating in return, they are promising to make some concessions. a health reform opposed by demonstrators which shelled by congress on wednesday before the professors these when confessions, while the import them are poor substitutes for the deep structure changes they're hoping to achieve. fabulous and find in the sun joined the rallies for the 1st time and wednesday they say they were compelled by the violent police response to the demonstration. the government's not listening to the people who are asking for better health that education for the

k only started reopening a few weeks ago. bernard smith, al jazeera parish, columbia, and politicians voted down contentious healthcare reforms humping protest as another victory after weeks of often violent demonstrations. government opponents are backing down though, planning another week on the streets. well, summer i'm catch your reports now from butler to the nationwide protest against the government in columbia entered there for the week. they show no signs of abating, but he seemed to be getting more creative in color for union students. indigenous groups and others continue to march and dance for change. oh, demonstrations were marred by vandalism and violence. police response didn't kill dozens, but people have him back down. we continue demanding guarantees to process safely and that the government respects columbia as youth who are demonstrating in the streets because they want new government model and new system that will respond to the needs of the poor and the marginalized and columbia. the demonstrations originally called against and now cancel tax plan have expanded to

and the columbia military is deployed to carly epi central month of antique government protest with kill doesn't. ah, so molly's constitutional court has named the colonel who led a military coup this week as a nation's interim leader in his 1st statements and seizing power and see me going to has promised to hold elections early next year. the crew was molly's 2nd within a year, triggering a diplomatic role. nicholas hack reports from the capital bank despite international condemnation show support of the nation's independence square for molly's military gentle leader. i see we go into the hold time thing down with friends, others with russian flags hoping for moscow's military support. and then there are widows of 1000000 soldiers killed him on the front line for you make with regard. it seems like his country is engaged in an endless war. as a result of a failed, french military intervention. frowns, does not like company come look at what is going on in the nor devora is not over and it has been going on for years. why? well, according to go days because of a lack of political, will

robert, clerk, district, 607 columbia road, northwest. when the original memorabilia log came back from the archives it was placed in a safe. in 1990, the superintendent, ray constanzo, he was in the 82nd airborne in world war ii. he made the determination that it was time to put it back in the amphitheater. the previous historian had said he got a 10 minute notice. they called up and said we were going to put it near the cornerstone. grabbed the peter pan peanut so he looked around and butter jar and those who participated in the ceremony placed their business cards in the jar and put some coins in and a letter, from mr. costanzo, and then they sealed up the replica cornerstone. we do plan to put a memorabilia box in theeplica cornerstone to be opened in 2120 by the employees of arlington national cemetery. it is going to include a declaration of independence and a copy of the constitution provided by the national archives. the tomb guards are going to provide their identification badge. the caisson platoon is going to provide their case

and just here, when we come back to government protest and to their 4th, we can columbia. we find out why there's no end in sight. and the legal troubles, the former us president donald trump, amounting to florida state ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. hot and sunny. pretty much sums up the weather across the middle east at the moment as it should do, said lassie quiet. we've got to the main where the ration, of course, on the other side of the reagan se, just pushing out across northwestern areas of india. but probably a cloud in the sky, lots of hazy, sunshine, sunshine as well. so we're getting into the mid forty's, the fact that the q a and here in bo hahn a similar picture as we go on into fried ice are not too much in the way of any cloud on the horizon for us. we'll see some wet weather to northern parts of africa . stop pushing up to 2 minutes time. one or 2 when she shouts, but even these are in the process of diminishing fight and try to across the whole of africa. wanted to shout into the e. c. o, p and highlands, s

some lived here at the kamloops indian residential school in british columbia where the remains of 215 children have just been discovered. some of the children who died were as young as 3. there's nothing more painful in life and a child. my heartbreak today, thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home and who were never granted the dignity of knowing what happened. it's a discovery that kind of is prime minister has described as a painful reminder of a shameful chapter. in his country's history, the canadian government formerly apologized for the peace at the schools in 2008 and years later, an official inquiry by a truth and reconciliation commission into the residential school system concluded it amounted to cultural genocide against indigenous communities. the residential schools were opened with the sole purpose of removing the indian from the child. it was to assimilate indigenous people in canada and essentially in the words of one of the superintendent at the time was to get rid of the indian problem. members of canada's indigenous communities sa