but not to columbia. from 2020, through to last year, millions fill the streets in a string of strikes and protests. what began as a movement against economic reforms mushroomed into a mass authorizing against inequality, corruption, and police brutality protested toggling the status quo itself. and some of its most foundational icons. and but i think that when i started like so i don't rarely wire in order for them on. yeah. and i didn't have to stop him, not belittle, based about the bottom as bad blood. a in september 2020 demonstrates is from the indigenous lisa community began knocking conquistadores spanish colonizers off their pedestals. they're not allowed me to pull by young. i don't, i start with the 1st a full was sebastian developed cancer in the city he founded, but my young it's there and then this young develop, casara was someone who dispossessed and annihilated our people. we see him as a rape patient, a mass murderer and a lunch thief. also a community decided to carry out this autonomou

the colonizer who gave columbia his name to your order. i can deny that he was a great marina, who discovered the new word, and that's why such as a family built just from a nautical standpoint, he deserves the monument. the economy does sympathize with the me said protests, but we believe that no one has the right to knock down what's already there because they're part to for history. but of who we are. it's that simple. this isn't the scene. i don't know if we hadn't taken the section in the government would not be doing anything, whether it be reviewing the presence of statues or consulting we citizens. but it isn't only about the government and we're asking all institutions to rethink how they operate and allow indigenous people to participate. we can just be instruments, outdoorsman, museums. we are leaving people whose act is people's who are demanding territory, domonique, life, democracy, and historical mimic world. larry up or lima, glassy, la memoria, all 3 of those stories came to a head in 2021, and they did not sit well with a

but not to columbia. from 2020, through to last year, millions filled the streets in a string of strikes and protest. what began as a movement against economic reforms mushroomed into a mass stop rising against equality, corruption, and police brutality. protested thompson, the status quo itself. and some of its most foundational icons here. but i think that when i start like go, i don't where we live up in rapid i'm on. yeah. and i didn't have to stop him, a little bit about the bottom has bad blood. a in september 2020 demonstrates is from the indigenous lisa community began knocking conquistadores spanish colonizers off their pedestals. they are not allowed. we are expecting to flip a young city water with the 1st to full with sebastian develop causes. in the city he founded my young assumed ability. casara was someone who dispossessed and annihilated our people, ended. we see him as a rape patient, a mass murderer and a lengthy or so of community decided to carry out this autonomous article in my sess

my activism, of course, began right here on morningside heights as a columbia undergrad. on april 23, 1968, in the midst of the vietnam war and only weeks after martin luther king was gunned down in memphis, touching o a stunning series of urban rebellions in america, right here on this campus hundreds of columbia and barnard students occupied and barricaded several buildings. we did so to protest the university's arrogant and racist land expansion onto morningside heights and the harlem neighborhoods and to achieve an end to the university's research for the military in vietnam. i was a senior at the time, first in my family to attend college. somehow i emerged as one of the leaders of our student strike coordinating committee, which is how i came to know and befriend many of the young 1960's radicals who would go on to considerable notoriety -- sds leaders mark rudd, bernardine dohrn, tom hayden, david gilbert, kathy boudin, yippie leader abbie hoffman, the great civil rits lawyers gerry lefcourt and william kunstler. our initial weeklong protest ended with a brutal pol

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, the in the history of columbia. who has these very ambitious brett plans to bring, he calls subtle peace and the country. and what he's trying to do again is to reduce the level of violence while he talks to the arm groups that are still operating in the country. how much trust to people have in this process, how is on joe? because the government has failed to implement agreements that came about through negotiations in the past. oh, absolutely. obviously they're very wary about these kind of actions, but they're also hopeful, and we've talked to some of them because they're saying that they, they're seeing a different approach coming from both to the state and the, and these are grouped, or at least in particular, a year land that has to do with the, with the fact that in the past they felt that the only presence by the state was a military presence in their. busy territory, and now they're seeing that the, the government is trying to, to reach them to talk to them to make them part of this solution for the conflic

where ways schools and refineries will be affected by workers walking off the job to columbia. now where a so called peace caravan is making its way through remote jungles, it's part of an effort to bring humanitarian relief to the regions and how those disgraced by decades of conflict. al jazeera is alessandra amputee caught up with a caravan at its 1st top in dagwood in western columbia. this is the 1st stop of a unique humanitarian caravan by west created by these negotiators of the colombian government with their enemies jaelyn rebels that are negotiating a possible peace deal in venezuela and atherton. in the meantime, as part of their 1st partial agreement, that they are trying to bring concrete humanitarian relief to the most affected communities in columbia. in particular, they're focusing on the 2 at western regions of the country. and in this 1st software, at the shelter, a catholic shelter where hundreds of indigenous, the colombians, of the o roonan community have been this place for over a year with wonder thought in them most good looking to go back. we need the a

a line of passenger cars crossed from columbia into venezuela on sunday, symbolically and practically ending years of tense relations between the 2 countries. although now my grand about it is really a great joy for all colombians to be able to move between the 2 countries. again, many of us were used to moving freely and it made us very sad that for many years these 2 countries were separated. so we are very happy to rate is we opened the t v as bridge on january 1st with the festive by national ceremony. balloons flew in the air while government delegations met at the center of the bridge that until recently had been blocked by containers placed there by the venezuelan army. oh, your former to day with this formal opening, we fulfill the political will of president nicholas maduro and gustavo petro, of total and transparent openness of the border with columbia. left his columbian president, gustavo federal head, announcing normalization of diplomatic relations with bin sweller. after winning elections in august, the 2 countries have gradually restored border crossings and commer sin

of total and transparent openness of the border with columbia. i left his gloomy and president gustavo federal head, announcing normalization of diplomatic relations with been sweller after winning elections in august. the 2 countries have gradually restored border crossings and commer since then. the shared 2200 kilometers border had been partially closed 7 years ago, and completely blocked in 2019 after the columbian president, he ran duke, questioned venezuelan president nicholas, my daughters reelection. since then, security along the border has deteriorated with the on groups controlling the legal transport of goods and the exodus of venezuelan migrants. now people on both sides, many by national, are hoping they will benefit socially and economically. well, mister glen mondanca, the former brotherhood is back and this is what the venezuelan people want, that we build brotherhood again that our van, it's allan brothers come through with vehicles to day end to columbia because many people have their relatives on the other side of the border w

a bridge connects in columbia and venezuela has fully reopened for the 1st time in nearly a decade. allow people and cargo to move across. and pre relations between the 2 south american nations made it possible. as alexander ram petty reports, it is a scene that people living along this border have waited for 4 years. a line of passenger cars crossed from columbia into venezuela on sunday, symbolically and practically ending years of tense relations between the 2 countries. again, my grand about, it is really a great joy for all colombians to be able to move between the 2 countries. again, many of us will use to moving freely and it made us very sad that for many years these 2 countries were separated. so we are very happy to where it is. we opened the team deep as bridge and january 1st, with the festive by national ceremony. balloons flew in the air while government delegations met that the center of the bridge that until recently had been blocked by containers placed there by the venezuelan army. oh, i know of your former to day with this formal opening, we fulfill the political

we're still ahead on al jazeera after years of tenths relations between columbia and venezuela. the bridge linking the 2 nations reopened reassessed the economic benefits and will tell you why people and that simple. we and sound bureau facing electricity coast. ah ah hello, it's slightly quiet across much of china at the moment. not much going on here in terms of the weather. the may weather action is over towards japan, yet again, we got more snow drifting in from the safe to pan there or see effect snow. they're coming to western passive honju into hawkeye, and it does become even more expensive as we go on through the middle part of this weeks of further disruption. sidney likely here, as that quite where the soul at 2 degrees celsius beijing at around 5 celsius on the outside. couple degrees above average here, but it's quiet. quite 2, across southern parts of china. taiwan could catch a shower or 2 as we go through the next couple of days that we could see a shower. it's making its way towards fl. anchor ne monsoon just drifting some wet to weather, which was the eastern s

must have appeared through columbia's 1st left. his president has promised to change all this, bringing to an end 6 decades of conflict with his ambitious total peace plans. trying to negotiate deals with all criminal groups, the leader of the government delegation hopes the caravan can be a 1st step in this direction. and government is to perform allie upon the government and its institutions on one side and the eel and on the other needs to build the conditions for people to return and remain in their territories, gets a partial measure, an emergency measure, which doesn't mean we will not address more structural needs, but this is a necessary step to try and address this tragedy. but many like gloria say they heard it all before. he said i more yes if whether we want to believe that this government will do things differently. not only say it wants pace, but be able to construct it because one thing is desiring peace, another is making it happen. the caravan will turn your findings into a report the will present to peace negotiat

the day end to columbia because many people have their relatives on the other side of the border where don't, but i mean, if he's trade between the 2 countries, was worth over 7000000000 us dollars back in 2008, but has collapsed to less than $300000000.00 since while returning to those levels will be difficult. the reopening as brought relief and hopes for better times ahead . alexander and be at the al jazeera will good that he will in nigeria, still struggling to find shelter and said weeks after devastating floods. thousands of homes have been destroyed along the river bank some more than 6000 people were killed. i'm going to address reports from oberg goyle in southern nigeria. pamela joseph returned to salvage what she came after. floodwaters rectal. a single room is all that's left or for 6 bedroom bundle and it's tuesday procedures. when night by when night comes, i have to go somewhere else to sleep. my house is finished. the government has promised help, but so fight hasn't reached tens of thousands of people across nigeria. we fill what we have ticking is adequate for the mo

the ramp caught up with the caravan at its 1st stop in western columbia. this is the 1st off of a unique humanitarian caravan that was created by these negotiators of the coloma and government set with their enemies jaelyn rebels. sarah negotiating a possible peace deal in venezuela in athens. in the meantime, as part of their 1st partial agreement, that they're trying to bring concrete humanitarian relief to the most affected communities in columbia. in particular, they're focusing on the as to at western regions of the country. and in this for software at the shelter, a catholic shelter where hundreds of indigenous colombians of their own and community have been displaced for over a year under a thought of them most beautiful. and i like to go back, we need the armed groups to respect our rights, move out of our community and and child recruitment can, as i said, yes, here is to get 1st hand the information from the communities and create a diagnoses of what's needed. that for the, for people missing a lot of time being quoted to it's a singular initiati

and there's been some deadly flash flooding in better gene in columbia. those storms extend to the southeast of brazil . i think the heaviest pulses of rain will be for cell paulo state on wednesday, the showers in storms mean temperatures are lower and by blanca. but let's put this day forward. will paint the colors on dark, the bread, the hard, the temperature here. so by blanca, we've got in for 34 degrees. not too far away. and commodore read the data. not bad with the high of 31. that's it. that's all see soon. ah, with there are people in the world want all forms of verification to just go away. so we need people fighting against that . we are trying to see if it's a fake video, maybe in syria, but in a different time. they risk a great deal to find out the truth in very complex situations that include major global play is we'd be targeted by cyber attacks from russia. they're all dangerous of doing this kind of work welling cat truth in a post truth world on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching the 0 a reminder of our top stories this our brazil pros

and there's been some deadly flash flooding in middle gene in columbia. those storms extend to the southeast of brazil. i think the heaviest pulses of rain will be for sao paulo state on wednesday, showers in storms mean temperatures are lower and by jablonka. but let's put this a day forward. will paint the colors on dark, the red, the higher the temperature here. so by jablonka we've got you in for 34 degrees. not too far away. and commodore reba davia that bad with the high of 31. that's it . that's all see soon. ah ah ah, they're watching out just a reminder of our top stories this our, a court in the philippines is acquitted nobel prize winning journalist, maria ressa on tax evasion, challenges rights group say the legal case is a part of a large, a crackdown on media freedom that began on the form of president rodrigo to touch in brazil. prosecutor general has filed the 1st charges against $39.00. people accused of storming government buildings this month supported a former president, john. both scenarios wanted to overturn the result of october's e

but more than anything people here want at the resignation of vienna blew out of the in columbia. so cold peace caravan is making its way through remote jungles . it's part of an effort to bring humana cherry and relief to the regions and help those displaced by decades of conflict. alessandra empathy caught up with the caravan at its 1st stop in western columbia. this is the 1st stop of a unique humanitarian caravan there. wes created by these negotiators of the columbian government with their enemies yellen, rebels that are negotiating a possible peace deal in venezuela in athens. in the meantime, as part of their 1st partial agreement, that they're trying to bring concrete humanitarian relief to the most affected communities in columbia. in particular, they're focusing on the as to at western regions of the country. and in this 1st stop, where at the shelter, a catholic shelter, where hundreds of indigenous colombians of their own and community have been displaced for over a year with wonder, i thought them most but up we live. i like to go back. we need the armed groups to res

i am seeing developments in columbia. thanks very much for joining us. as andre. now, brazil's prosecutor general has filed the 1st charges against dozens of people accused of storming 3 seats of power earlier this month. the charges include staging an attempted cou. i can give reports from ro, just narrow these images just released by the brazilian congress, show how the attack on the capital unfolded. one week after the inauguration of president reason asked should lula the silver thousands of supporters of former president j. able so narrow? stormed the presidential palace congress in the supreme court. in an attempt to overthrow the new government. 1500 people were detained. 9 days after the brand page, the 1st group of suspects have been indicted. 39 defendants have been charged with armed criminal association, violent attempt to subvert brazil's democracy and damage to public property. prosecutors have requested that the defendants be preventively, detained in over $7000000.00 of their assets, be frozen president lula. the silver also dismissed 40 military p

okay, as under empathy, will be following that caravans at may through columbia. thanks very much. indeed. on thursday, french workers will also be on the picket lines. unions on planning. nationwide strikes and protests against the government moves to raise the retirement age to $64.00. then a smith reports from paris. after a long career on his feet, ludovic shop alone is looking forward to the option of spending more time like his customers do. but if the french president gets his way and raises the retirement age to 64, ludovic will have to spend 2 more years behind the bar one on cruder. during the pandemic, the money was found and the biggest french fortunes grew. a 189000000000 euros. i think with this money, we should be able to finance public pensions a little bit. instead of letting that money going to the pockets of people will already have so much. i know what is i on the idea when the government last tried to reform one of your most generous pension systems in 2019, there were weeks of walk out and protests, and then the pandemic, even un mccoy bizarr

a columbia university professor behind an eye-opening study will join us. also, even a san francisco lags behind other big cities in pandemic economic recovery, san francisco international airport is doing just fine, thank you very much. we will share the interesting numbers. first, just in in the past hour, the suspect in the half moon bay shooting made his first court appearance. he is charged with seven counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. yesterday governor newsom visited the two farms where the shootings unfolded. he met with some of the victims emily's. he was uncharacteristically emotional in the mass shootings that took place in a state with some of the strictest gun laws. state senator josh becker, whose district includes half moon bay and most of san mateo county. thank you for being with us today. >> thanks for having me. kristen: we saw the gover getting very emotional yesterday as he spoke. have you been feeling all sorts of emotions as well? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. and ended up posting about it monday morning and many people co

and this is the 2nd biggest m rebel group in columbia. the 1st one signed a p agreement with the government back in 2016. the 2nd one is having negotiations right now. and as a sign of goodwill, they have decided to conduct this joined mankind initiative. and that, that as the report said, really unprecedented. and it's very important we heard on one of the people in the report, thereby alessandra romp yet he's saying that the more we speak up, the more we denounced, the more we are left alone until we are disappeared. is there enough trust between those who are taking part in this humanitarian caravan to actually reach a tangible solution to the problems? well, my trust is, of course, between the negotiating parties who will have to develop that trust and over the coming months. but probably the biggest challenge is between the communities that have been neglected. once. ready now, and whether it's the government or the revenue groups that say they are speaking on behalf of neglected communities and at the same time, due to their on acti

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the citizens of the district of columbia.e're always, always, looking out for the criminal. what about the law-abiding citizens who just want to go and make a living, raise their families in the district of columbia? they're being put under this deep, deep pressure. look, they also, neil, they didn't mention it, are saying that for misdemeanors they want jury trials. neil, you cannot, we have felonies and you can't get people to serve on juries in the district of columbia now. so what the hell are we doing with, most misdemeanors having jury trials when it will stretch the criminal justice system? i can tell you, the judges are not on board with this. neil: even the mayor is not on board. as you know the council overruled here here, i'm just wondering where it goes. they used to be in sync. even the mayor is saving this is getting ridiculous. >> it is getting ridiculous. and again what about law-abiding citizens? the criminals are looking at this, believe me, they're laughing, because now they know that they don't have a mini

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a 10 year old boy is among the dead. columbia's government has agreed to a cease fire with 5 illegal armed groups present. gustavo pedro says the aim is to support peace talks. the leftist former gorilla fighter has vowed to end columbia's decades long civil conflict. croatia has moved closer to the rest of the european union. the balkan nation has begun using the euro currency and joined the shang in passport free travel zone. order formalities between croatia and slovenia were officially abolished. european commission president or sla ponder line called it a historic new beginning. pope frances has led the vatican's traditional new year mass just a day after the death of his predecessor. francis took a break from his prepared address to honor the former po benedict as tributes come in from around the world. benedicts died at the age of $95.00. his health was poor for the last few years, and he was not often seen in public full francis prius for his predecessor, thousands listened as former pope benedict is remembered. among the dca me and let us all join together with one heart and

the left, his leader and former gorilla fighter has vowed to end columbia's decades long conflict, which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives in separate new year's speeches. the leaders of both russia and ukraine have bowed to push for victory over each other. fresh blast have been heard in ukraine's capital, keith, and around the country, russia bon cities, across ukraine, on saturday, sending a barrage of over 20 cruise missiles. he, if may of italy clenched cosette, at least one person was killed. and a japanese journalist is among those injured ah, russian missiles over ukraine on the last day of the year. several waves of attacks hit key infrastructure with debris also falling on a residential area. will not have a shock from the blast through me and my husband against the wall. we fell on the floor in the corridor. then we heard the glass in the window shutter, and then there was explosion after explosion when the attack on the ukrainian capital lasted almost 3 hours. in the center of cave, a russian missile hit in front of a hotel. what particularly shocked people here was

steven bell, chief economist at columbia threadneedle, and enda curran.oming up, gridlock at capitol hill where kevin mccarthy fails to garner enough support to be voted house speaker after six rounds of voting. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. we are 24 minutes into the european trading day and we are off the day in lows but we are still seeing pressure on european stocks. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with laura wright. laura: amazon is laying off more than 18,000 staff, a higher number than initially planned. the reduction is concentrated in the firm's corporate ranks, retail division, and human resources divisions like hiring. general motors has overtaken toyota to reclaim its crown as the top seller in the u.s. gm was helped by steady demand at a rebound in fourth-quarter production even as high financing cost flashed a warning sign for 2023. for the year, general motors sales rose to 2.4 million vehicles. salesforce is cutting about 10% of its workforce and reducing real estate holdings. the software comp

the left is former gorilla fighter has vowed to end columbia as decades long civil conflict. croatia has moved closer to the rest of the european union. the balkan nation has begun using the euro currency and joined the shang in passports, free travel zone, border formalities between croatia and slovenia were also officially abolished. european commission president was la fonder lie. it causes a historic new beginning. ho frances has led the vatican's traditional new year mass just a day after the death of his predecessor frances praise, the former pope benedict lifetime of service to the catholic church. benedict died at the age of $95.00. he'd been in poor health and was not often seen in public hope. francis prius for his predecessor thousands. listen as former pope benedict is remembered among the dca me and let us all join together with one heart and one soul and thanking god for the gift of this faithful servant of the gospel and of the church. he is benedict. leave a complicated legacy. his error was marked by scandals of fictional abuse in church, but some religious leaders c

the left is to former gorilla fighter, his vow to end columbia's decades long civil conflict. croatia has moved closer to the rest of the european union. the balkan nation has begun using the euro currency and joined the shang in passport free travel zone. border formalities between croatia and slovenia were officially abolished in commission president or sla fonder lion called it a historic new beginning. oh louis ignacio la la da silva has been sworn in for his 3rd term as president of brazil. it is a remarkable come back for the left as politician, narrowly defeated the outgoing far right leaders out your ball scenario in last. october's election run off lula has vow to uphold the law and rebuild the connery he previously govern brazil for 2 terms between 20032010. we both narrow has left the country and has yet to recognize was victory. old germany's president from walter sty meyer was in brazil, the o for louis inauguration, and he said it was an important step forward for brazil. that's a good done. oh, this is a clear signal to the poor and marginalized and brazilian society wa

marks the full reopening of their share boarders since restoring diplomatic relations last year. columbia new leftist president, gustavo petro has sought to re establish ties with been as well which were broken off in 2019 under his criticism. brazil is preparing to bid farewell to one of its most famous sons. footballing legend pele died last week. at the age of 82, a procession carried his body from south paula to the stadium in his hometown of santos, where he played for much of his career. the stadium will be open for the public to pay their respects. for private burial service on tuesday, brazil has been observing 3 days of national morning following pallet's death. last thursday. me stay in the world of sports after a jam packed 2022. the sporting world hasn't yet another excited year to look forward to from the women's football woke up in july to break out stars and tennis . a busy calendar this year. once again promises plenty of pallets. okay. run to the father. 2023 will be a big year for sport. football favor will hit australia and new zealand as the women's world cup heads dow

the leftist former gorilla fighter has vowed to end columbia's decades long civil conflict croatia has moved closer to the rest of the european union. the balkan nation has begun using the euro and joined the shank and pass for free travel. so border formalities between croatia and slovenia. were efficient, abolished european commission president ursula underline called it a historic new beginning. pope frances has led the vatican's traditional new year mass a day after the death of his predecessor. francis praised the former pope benedict's lifetime of service to the catholic church. benedict died at the age of $95.00. he was in poor health and made few public appearances. pope frances praise for his predecessor thousands. listen as woman pet benedict is remembered. no more to d. c a me. and let us all joined together with one heart and one soul and thanking god for the gift of the surveys full service of the gospel and of the church is benedict leaves a complicated legacy. his era was marked by scandals of sexual abuse in the church. that is defend to say he pushed through key change

but a warranty has apologize for those killed, but has ruled out resigning columbia navy has seized more than 4 tons of cocaine after finding it on board, a semi submersible ship for crew members on board the ship have been detained. official say the whole has a st. valley of valley $24000000.00. columbia navy has seized nearly 10 tons of cocaine. so far this year. he zealand has a new prime minister. chris hipkins will take over, take over that top job. having previously been the countries education minister. it comes off the just into are done shocked. many when she announced she was stepping down, sighting exhaustion. oh, it was. she is in sunshine greeted just cinderella doone. and she lived in new zealand parliament for the final time as its leader the warm withers seeming to match her mood. she feel well to her colleagues. mimi clearly emotional to see god having leave the country through with terror attack, natural disasters, and the closing pandemic clue. 5 years in the job probably felt like much longer to partner client. jason, summing up his feelings on her exit li dunes . emo

this medal is symbolic of our members' contributions, not just to the district of columbia but to thee country on january 6, 2021. today -- [applause] today marks a significant moment in the history of the metropolitan police department. our profession is rooted in a culture of guardianship, and there has been no better representation of this than what the world witnessed from our police officers on january 6. i thank all that voted in favor of this recognition, but i must also thank our law enforcement community for their extraordinary response. to our heroes, for many of the officers with us today's ceremony is the first time they have returned to the capitol complex. many of us still carry the physical, mental, and emotional scars after that mob of thousands launch add violent assault in an attempt to halt the counting of electoral ballots. the sound of metal poles and other objects striking the body, helmets, and shields may still ring loudly. the air still thick with bear spray and other chemicals making it difficult for our officers to see and breath. the calls for your fellow o

my cherry and caravan has travelled through the jungles of columbia as powerful, unprecedented move to help people, des, space, by decades of conflict with armed groups such as the e l. n. i was there as i was on the ramp, yeti has as exclusive access to the caravan. and the 1st part of his reports, he looks at the plight of people and communities who feel abandoned and neglected. neary silence envelops this abandoned village along the san juan river in western columbia. it's people displaced by violence of armed groups fighting for control of this territory. gloria marie jo has returned after she was forced to flee in december. most of her family possessions are gone and she is overwhelmed by emotions into a madden and see the more you speak up, the more we denounce the more we left alone until we are disappeared. i only wish i could be in my house resting with my children, even if it isn't much moody your spur of a unique piece. caravans travelling with members of the government, peace negotiating team, and it's sworn enemies, the national liberation army rebel group, or e l. n. on t

and there's been some deadly flash flooding in middle gene in columbia. those storms extend to the southeast of brazil. i think the heaviest pulses of rain will be for sao paulo state on wednesday, showers and storms means temperatures are lower and by jablonka. but let's put this a day forward, will paint the colors on dark at the red, the higher the temperature here. so by jablonka, we've got you in for 34 degrees. not too far away. and commodore re vidalia. not bad with the high of 31. that's it, that's all see soon. ah . every war lisa, devastating impact killing me, environment. earth rising blows. some of the efforts to recover was loss from the syrian scientist. safeguarding one of our most valuable results is these are important samples. we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees. striving to co exist with nature. ok, so what's going on there is the assimilating. what happens when an elephant comes life off to conflict on al jazeera? mm. mm. holding the powerful to account as we examine the u. s. is will, in the world on al jazeera ah

and william workman, associate editor of, the state and the columbia record in columbia, south carolina. the moderator, robert when we study the history of tennessee, there is pre april 4th, 1968, and there post april four, 1968. dr. king still had his nonviolent resistance following after the aftermath of the assassination of malcolm x. you have the formation groups such as the black panther party for self-defense. you have leaders such as stokely carmichael calli out for black power to control of their own neighborhoods and community. so there was a split in which ideology and philosophy was the most effective to combat civil rights in america. martin luther began to be overshadowed by these young black militants for this time. he was not even receiving a very approval rating in the black. it was as if the african-american in some ways turned their back. this was only supposed to be a detour for martin luther king jr. coming to memphis had planned to come here. he going to lead a march and his goal make goal was to get to washington, d.c. later that month for his proposed poor people'