after mugabe was ousted the front runner is expected to get forty percent of the vote although we garvey has said he will not support him claiming he grabbed power illegally his close rival is nelson chamisa he's the current leader of the opposition but also works as a pastor and a lawyer and if the elected he will become zimbabwe's youngest ever president just forty years old the two candidates of opposing political views reportedly favors good relations with russia and china while his rival is pro west and he traveled to the u.s. to meet the state department and members of congress at the end of last year when r.t. did talk to political analyst and author how it felt mn who says that the u.s. does have an interest in this election. i think it's a fairly dangerous. fairly obvious. the us are going to have some form of influence recent days we have seen the withdrawal of funding probably american from n.g.o.s we also do know that the osce school sanctioned that the u.s. have applied to but this definitely some form of. politicizing of the or interference of the elections by the americans

long term dictator robert mugabe last year after an army crew is promised a complete break from the garveys role but accusations from his past are dogging his election campaign. now and then when you cleans the grave of his son it's all the huns left to remember him by he was killed at the age of fifteen along with other local children. and i always says his life changed forever thirty five years ago when soldiers turned up at his village. they walked away with nine of the children were all about five to three days we found them dead in their bodies smelling. they'd been beaten up with large wooden logs on their entire bodies never knew it was so painful remembering the size of the logs that beat their flesh right. after that of a shotgun a book through almost gone. zimbabwe's army carried out a series of massacres during the one nine hundred eighty s. all here in the region of much of the land rights groups say twenty thousand people lost their lives. the man who is now president and mizzen man and god were from the zanu p.f. party was in charge of national security at the time it may be d

that has a very strong -- garvey, in his pitics, in the 20's, said, let's take all black people backo africa. the africanes con is a bit more liberal in a sense. in manchester in 1945. britain s is an importae of pan-africanism . it brought together people lik kenyatta and others. the figure that may be since at the pinnacle of modern mblack radicalism is malc x., right? "we formed an organization to fight whoever gets in our way, for the complete independence of people of african descent. bring about the freedom of these people by any means necessary." that is often taken to mean violence, right? the west has killed far more peop than anyone else. you can't expect to get freedom from the rest -- from the west without violence. the important part is black unity. actually, what we need is not violence or guns. it is to organize ourselves on the grassroots local level, so we actually mobilize the power we have as a people. >> thanks focoming in. that is all for this week. thanks for watching. for all of us here at "newsnight," goodbye. ♪ unding of this presentation is made possible by

read all this marcus garvey from my ira the beginnings that i can remember my father he even though a religious man was a very just man he would never allow any kind of wrongdoing to sleep by on the resign on his watch i mean we can let him be you to you were wrong doing on such a big scale things of you're saying no but you see when a small seed is planted in one. even god was already inside the few grow it grows you have until you don't have it so i already have this d. to sensibly inside of me about just justice i already agreed that was in means a part of me it's a part of my being spite of my d.n.a. . thank you thank you and i say lets up. the t.v. after the break should the united states fear the new president of mexico we ask the founder of the mexican chamber of commerce in great britain what he thinks president elect oberdorfer means for the future of america and the european parliament's foreign affairs committee is jordi solely on how long you nations will jail the democratically elected politicians don't listen more coming up in bonds or i'm going underground. join me ever

garvey say she confident that the department of environmental quality and other groups involved willy on top ofny possible hazards. >> my comfort level is pretty high. i want to make sure that the few homes that are really affected, that they get taken care of and we get that gas taken care of and we continue to monitor itne >> reporter:f the most important steps just ahead. by fall at least four monitling wells w be constructed here, and they will be used perhaps fores dec to come to monitor that chemical and its impact on the neighborhood in. arlington, julie carey, news 4. >> a popular place for their -- the owner of this local favorite found 5 inches of water this week and in an instagram post the owners say they need time to regroup but will reopen as possible. they don't make sandwich -- >> they do. they are just not known for that. >> and we couldn't fig tet out. >> they are delicious, but you go there for pizza. >> you may notice something different if you're traveling this why it's getting even more cramped inside those tiny littl airplanebathrooms. >>> and we've enjoyed a d

county supervisor libby garvey spoke to us. >> the thought it was there and started checking and learnedtook them a while to then get permission and fall and go in and start to map it out. >> reporter: here's a looke at map showing the environmental plume. a report was presented to represents dentsast night and the virginia department of environmental quality also involved here. now the biggest threat from the keck call is inhalation and if vapor makes its way into a home. somewhat like raidon gas can and five homes have been deemed to be especially at risk and special monitoring devices have been placed in those homes that can detect the chemical vapor if it gets too severe and get it out of the home but there's another really important step coming up in the process, so monitoring wells are going to be installed here this fall, and they will cope an eye on the situation underground for decades to could. back to you now in the studio. >> wow. that is complicated. , >> ye and there's nothing more in what you breathe. >> thanks, julie. >> we're going to head up to sorth potomac where doug

reporter will garvey from the cbs affiliate in dayton says he keeps a low profile. >> reporter: he hasd low on the radar. he has not made much news around here. as far as we can tell through public records, he is employed. but, he does not make much noise around here. >> turner is now 22. he turns 23 next week. >>> and other headlines, the searcher -- the search is on for the gunman who opened fire in the mission district. one victim died at the scene around 3 am near 16th and mission streets. no word on the other victim's condition, or a possible motive. bound highway 24 in orinda this morning. those were the sounds of >>> an explosive scene on westbound highway 24 this morning. those were the sounds of ammo going off from inside a burning patrol car. we are still awaiting word on how that vehicle caught fire in the first place. lanes were closed until that patrol car was towed away. nobody was hurt. >>> police body cam video shows the terrifying gun battle between police and an armed suspect outside of a trader joe's on saturday. [ gunfire ] >> he crashed into a pole outside a trader

and i swore off men, and two weeks later, candace garvey and her husband steve called and said, "have got a guy for you!" - ( laughs ) - and met bruce jenner. - harvey: two weeks later. - yeah. two weeks after i said i'm never going out with another guy again. "i'm done with men!" harvey: so what was it that made bruce swear you back on men? kris: well, we went out on a date, and we went to the ivy at the shore with candace and steve, and had a great dinner, and just clicked, and ended up five months later, getting married. harvey: how did you kids react when you get divorced, you suddenly meet this guy, and you are a unit? well, kourtney wore black for a year in protest. - really? - yep. wouldn't talk to him. so, she was definitely daddy's girl. was kim? kim was very respectful and kind and, yeah, but he eventually won them over. you really became a businesswoman when you and bruce got married. well, we got married and i really didn't have anything, and i think he had $200 in the bank. so, you learn really quickly that with four kids and you have to feed everybody, and everybody need

my name is joe garvey. i live about a block from this location, and i'm a coowner of a restaurant a few blocks away. and i'm just -- i'm just baffled by hypergentrification being associated with cuisine that doesn't fit the neighborhood. the price point doesn't fit the neighborhood. you know, the opposition doesn't understand, i don't think, what it takes to operate a restaurant where there's 7,800 restaurants in san francisco. somebody that has the courage and the passion to open a restaurant where there's 7,800 restaurants is somebody that i want doing business one block away from where i live, so i fully support this project. >> president hillis: thank you. any additional public comment? you spoke -- your time was during presentation. we may have questions. we may have questions. >> clerk: unless there are questions. >> president hillis: miss clark? >> this is outside of housing, and i try not to speak on things outside of housing, stay in your lane, but i just want to -- the term "outsider" was thrown o

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