ballots which without a cut not only one out of a tussle is monitoring events from zimbabwe's capital hadi. plazas to close when wasn't too much of a surprise when people voted in choose days presidential rerun different polling agents had been doing their own tally they had unofficial results which clearly show that shapiro was in the lead although waiting for was for the later commission to officially announce just by how much he'd won and he won by 58 point high to think of the votes that he is now the president and it's expected he's going to be sworn in on sunday in the capitol a long way he's in his mid sixty's he's a former pasta he's a fine of poor farmers in malawi he's a university graduate and he has managed throughout his campaign trying to galvanize thank you the youth and he's promising them that when he became when he becomes president he's going to focus on poverty create jobs and fight corruption and the say this is a big deal for africa a continent sometimes known for disputed elections and post-election violence they saying that full month into last year's disputed elect

killing 22 year-old shawn monterroso chief william says that monterroso was kneeling at the time but hadi5 inch hammer on it. police say that want to rosa also has a lengthy criminal history of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. chief william said the officers involved are now on paid administrative leave. there are more county wide curfew set to take effect tonight across the bay area. alameda county has issued a curfew from 8 o'clock tonight until 05:00am tomorrow morning. the same length of curfew is in effect in contra costa county in solano county. a curfew in san mateo county is set to go into effect at 08:30pm tonight will last until 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. several cities have also posted individual curfews as well you can find those listed right now on our website kron 4 news dot com. meanwhile, san francisco mayor london breed announcing today that san francisco's curfew will be lifted after 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. this is video from last night's protest in front of city hall. mayor breed said it was important to implement a curfew to try to prevent the vi

clee important city of sirte and warlord hadi for have to train every force from misrata. after a 14 month military campaign orders khalifa haftar has failed to take control of the libyan capital the battle for tripoli has exposed how deeply involved in the actors are in libya. have to has been backed by the u.a.e. russia and egypt while cherokee has given its support to the internationally recognized government or g.n.a.t. signing military and maritime agreements in november that proved to be a game changer. the g.n.a.t. has since retaken control of western libya and are now position to the west of sirte they say they will not negotiate with how to serve and want his forces to retreat from central libya. tricky agrees g.n.a.t. thinks and we support this idea that everybody should go back to their positions back in 2015 min they had this politically been political agreement where certain. needs to be evacuated by the hot air force this is the position of the g.n.a.t. but egypt's president of fatah has sisi one of have to smain supporters doesn't agree and them a bucket and

graves in the libyan city of tire hole 9 other areas recently every taken from forces loyal to warlord hadi for half ton libya's government of national accord says they contain the remains of government soldiers who'd been taken prisoner. had reports from now. whenever a mass grave is found into honus city mahmoud ruda rushes to look for members of his family he says local pro hafter fighters known as the brigade kidnapped and killed his 2 brothers 3 sisters and 3 cousins. i'm aware that my brothers sisters and cousins are all dead we also found 34 women dead in the morgue in the main hospital there are also children dozens of but his have recently been found on the outskirts of town who now some a disfarmer they'll have to undergo forensic examination and have d.n.a. samples taken. in april last year after his fighters launched a military campaign to seize the capital tripoli. but last week they lost their stronghold of thought huna and have now been driven out of western libya by forces loyal to the internationally recognized government witnesses have told the general prosecutor's office

hadi folks in this movement for black lives which is trying to save black people's lives, how do you coalesce and come together? that there is not a lot of different voices calling for different things. even the people who criticize me say they love black people. i know they are trying to get to a place where we can exist without the police. we are try to get to a place where people are alive, healthy, happy, and joyful and we all agree on that. sometimes, we are not on the same road to get there. we don't have the same strategy, but we all want to be in the same place. i say that of people who have been critical of my approach. dion: how do we get together? do we get together in a room and hash it out? mr. mckesson: the tension will be the work. there is no one strategy, no one plan. there has never been one way to get to abolition even will make a abolition rights the first time. i think it might be an unfair expectation that we all need to align on one strategy. what is important is that we all align to one direction and one goal. feedback we all get it is helpful that helps peopl

a lot of these people managed to get into the a-hady channels -- get into these refugee channels who were nazis, because everyone got overwhelmed. there just weren't enough people and enough records to track everybody down. if you want to talk about how the cia helped not to escape and wind up in latin america, in some cases it happened, but it was obviously not intentional. if you have 1000 refugees together, it is like what happened in europe in the last two years, with hundreds of thousands of syrians and libyans and everybody else trying to and trying to get into europe, and the problems that the security forces and police is ain differentiating who legitimate refugee and who is in isis sleeper, for example. that was sort of what was going on. it's not an easy time. well, we thank you. >> thank you also much. history tv on c-span3, exploring the people and events that a tell -- that tell the american story. coming up at 4:00 p.m. eastern, four films from the 1940's and showing how industries are that were negatively -- the restoration of indian lands self-government. watch americ

. >> i'm with the bu ja thja hadi. >> reporter: he drove from north carolina to minnesota after learningolice using pepper spray on marchers. >> we're just a group that believes in ultimate personal freedom. as long as you're not hurting anybody else. >> reporter: the booigaloo movement has been categorized as right wing. it's a slang for revolutionary war, but says there are subgroups and they lack cohesion. some support trump, support police, some even white supremacists. others hate the president, hate police, and love the black protesters. ryan teeter calls himself a left anarchist. >> there's no version of this where the police are not the ones at fault. the protesters have done nothing wrong. they have been attacked and they are responding with violence to violence, which is completely reasonable. >> reporter: levi hicks from rural indiana says he is also in a boogaloo group which he says rejects violence and racism. >> what we stand for is the peaceful disassembly of tyranny on every level, between federal, law enforcement, and anything in between. >> reporter: he has carried weap

donald trump started hadis campaign in 2016 based on hate and fear, and fear mongering.would say there were dog whistles involved and many say there were bullhorns involved. there aren't too many of us surprised of donald trump endorsing or embracing in some way people who believe in white power ideology. i have for a long time said that donald trump is a racist, and at the very least, traffics in racism and i think that is exactly what we're seeing in this country. it is not gnaw to us that the country is divided, but someone who would exacerbate this type of division particularly in a climate like this, i think is really toxic and dangerous. you see this same person post fbi wanted posters of, you know, young black people who want to take down statues of people who they believe are also racist, instead of spending his time trying to get coronavirus in check and ensure that his potential voting base and above all, all americans can survive. so this is this president and this is exactly why i refuse to claim him. >> i have to tell you, the president of the united states

the perceptions and the strategies used in one off feeding into the other when you mention president hadi that went as all of this what's happening inside of president had in his government they're now saying they feel betrayed. yeah i don't think it leaves them in a particularly good place given that they've they've not been in a position to control a country that they certainly haven't been able to exert any form of sovereignty over yemen or indeed over the parts of yemen that the u.s. then simply is said to control and this relates this loss of territory this symbolic strategic important territory is another devastating blow to or to embattled government to an embattled president who really does seem to be a bit of a lame duck in this well simon let me ask you then when does this alone leave the peace process and indeed the humanitarian situation for the yemeni people which i mean seems to be deteriorating even fat i mean the u.n. now can't even afford to send more aid and supplies. yeah it's a really worrying situation yemen has those been insuring the hellish number of years in terms

and we might never have it again, because if this nation dream that hadis just been destroyed in europe revived, because it will look like democracy doesn't work. context,t's in that you have to understand the gerring address and his -- gettysburg address and his rhetoric. he really believed that and it was true. this is the only major democracy and all these rebellions, which seem so full of hope, had all been dissipated, all failed. haven, in france, you napoleon iii. he looked so promising at the outset. up being the second napoleon. seemed like monarchy was here forever. so i think that's the context for understanding lincoln. and he's sincere when he says -- he's -- the united states is his minds, not just for his fellow americans, but for the history of the world. and he gives you that worldwide he had the same vision that jefferson did, that the whole world is gonna follow our leadership and become democratic. fail, then thewe dream is gone. tot, i think, is the way understand lincoln. yes, ma'am. go ahead. >> you were making your point idealshe different regarding labor. i was w

hadi mcdonnell, who you saw there, won an oscar for playing the house slave.cism has long been, that it glorifies the antebellum south which it does. but i think -- i totally agree. i think it should be put in some real context here after all this time. you got another story we can learn from, what is it? >> indeed. i'll point out, fun fact, it is hadd i mcdaniels' birthday toda. a simple conversation about race in myrtle beach, south carolina, is gaining global attention. it started with caroline brock's facebook post reading, "i'm a 45-year-old white woman living in the south, and today for the first time i spoke frankly about racism with a black man." he asked ernest skelton who's been fixing her appliances how he is faring in the climate we're living in. she told me she was floored when skeleton told her he gets pulled over in his work truck at least half a dozen times a year. >> i opened up because we need to be heard. police judge me, judge us as criminals before they even ask for our i.d. >> i had the responsibility to see this to the end. this can't ju