heart of darkness from two thousand and eight a moving and very personal fellow well we're joined now from washington by josh rushing himself a fifteen year veteran of the u.s. marine corps josh thanks for speaking to us on a rewind can you take us back to that moment in the film when you brought together ken she'll along with one of his victims what was that moment like when ken came he came a belief i remember was like straight from the airport that's my first time to meet him you see it on camera me shaking his hands he gets out of the van. we had just planned kind of let's just walk around a bit see what you remember kind of put you back in the place and while doing that kong saw us and came over and started to enquire about you know who killed was and where he was there in vietnam and it all started to unfold before our eyes and this really emotional moment that i would not have set up in such a way. because of the motions were so high but we couldn't quite stop it he really seemed to struggle though when you were questioning him he struggled answering your questions what do you

own limits even stock market traders in new york even high frequency traders who deal in this heart of darkness every day say they don't understand it anymore. the first in. the number of those who don't understand it is growing along with the cost of this unlimited growth in china markets are expanding at a mind boggling rate. every year in a range of ten or fifteen and. that's why when i look after every time well i'm asking about the perspectives on the market i cannot to measure is a dime ation of this market when i have as a reference a one point four billion which is even more important than the whole of europe. take much of it also brazil's third largest state the rain forest is being destroyed to make the state one of the world's biggest food produces. was invented newsreels as a part of that. song over the same points. the new cancer angle got that. they were. but i. just don't believe they're going to see him i just think you. understand the power of the markets julian travelled the world to talk with brokers and bank has many disturbing admissions. so this idea. that markets are. som

there has been a number of reforms put in place since the program was full rewind continues with heart of darkness we were following orders we sing young people to fight these wars put them in the most complex situations you can imagine and have a midwife and the scissors rewinds on al-jazeera. the nature news as it breaks this is one of the areas where protesters had blocked the road through the final higher than anything they could find with details coverage of this extremely hot. stream of everyone striving for the good of the state from around the world this museum aims to be a way of pasta tory other regions history and it's perfected war that has divided tribes here for generations. there is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. disillusioned with life in their own countries since the arab spring and looking desperately for a new sense of identity freedom and self worth of the work i d

been a number of reforms put in place since the prime graham was filmed rewind continues with heart of darkness we were following orders we sing young people to fight these wars put them in the most complex situations you can imagine and have them make life and death decisions rewind on al-jazeera. high security ahead of the first summit in more than a decade that will see north and south korean leaders meeting face to face. you're watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters here in doha also coming up. the dogs of the word will not stop the evolution of the word the french president emanuel macro tells us politicians to reject nationalism and isolationism contradicting the america first policies of his host. the police in california make a major breakthrough in a serial killer case that dates back forty years. also this half hour living in limbo we look at problems facing germany's asylum seekers. security is being taken to the border between north and south korea one day before their leaders hold their first direct talks in more than a decade helicopters and police dogs are being used to se

of course at the heart of easter is a deep, dark drama with a glorious ending. first is the condemnation and execution of jesus of nazareth and then his resurrection from the dead. these are central christian teachings and have been so from the beginning. what are we to think of the resurrection? why do we believe in it? is it difficult to come to that belief? what is it like to live in that belief? with us today to discuss the resurrection is a scholar, teacher, priest. after this brief break, please rejoin us to delve more deeply into the resurrection of christ. >>> hello. welcome to mosaic. with me is father john bottcher. thank you for joining us. you have a fantastic resume'. you have more abbreviations after your name than most people. he is a biblicist, a scholar of the body but a physicist and first and physicist. you began, it says with a b.a. in physics at cal and worked in the semi conductor industry in palo alto. i think that was when you experienced the conversion to catholicism. can you tell us about that? >> actually it started in the last year of

i'm writing a short story if you call the heart of darkness a short story. >> host: name in texas city. >> caller: you are a new discovery for me and i'm enjoying watching. a >> guest: i'm not sure he was a member of the confederate cabinet, secretary of war and state and confederacy. >> guest: i do know him but i guess i lost the name. you've are also probably tell you with [inaudible] >> guest: i didn't even know about benjamin until my studies on the civil war so maybe i am but why don't you tell me. >> guest: they were moved -- >> guest: chere we have the member of the confederate cabinet. >> guest: >> guest: how much research do you do for your books and history,t any papers etc.? >> guest: the first time i was asked that question i and how sd it made me. how much research do you do and how. i want to researchan my charactr and i tried to figure out how to live but in the end i didn't, i will go through to make sure things are not wrong but i want to make sure that it already exists when i'm writing the story, and it did. today it's not about character than things. i'm not trying

i'm writing, actually, i'm writing a short story, if you call "the heart of darkness" a short story -- also for otto, because he wants to publish one of mine. and it's also going to be about leonid. >> host: wayne in texas city. [inaudible] can you hear me? >> guest: yep. >> caller: oh, okay. you are a new discovery for me. i'm really enjoying watching you -- [inaudible] i'm probably -- [inaudible] >> guest: i'm not sure. >> caller: oh -- [inaudible] benjamin was a jewish plantation owner at bell chase plan talkings in new orleans, and he was a member of -- plantation in norse, and he was a member of -- [inaudible] secretary of war, secretary of state and attorney general of the confederacy under -- >> guest: sorry. like, i do know him, but i guess i lost the name. all right, yeah, go on. [inaudible] anyway, you're probably also familiar with salacious -- [inaudible] >> guest: you know, i'm -- me and names is a very troubled thing, you know? i didn't know i knew about benjamin until i went back to my studying of the civil war. so maybe i am, but why don't you tell me. >> caller: okay.

imposed some of its strongest sanctions on subban of russia's most influential and richest all the dark smen at the heart of russian president vladimir putin's inner circle the white house accusing him of playing a role in aggressive geopolitics including the meddling of the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election here's a look at who's been hit in moscow. one of the most striking editions to america's sanctions list is not in the putin son in law korea. he's vice president of russia's biggest petro chemical company c bore and worth an estimated one point four billion dollars another noteworthy addition as alex a miller he has russia they don't dine a g. giant gas problem and as a close friend of the team it's putin and then there's suliman karimov whose family controls russia's largest gold mining company the us has also had a twelve companies to its sanctions list one of the targeted businesses as the group which makes commercial vehicles it is partly owned by the top oligarchy all the pasta who also faces personal sign jones the west's firm stance off the poisoning of a former russian spy in england is

. >> anthony: to take a peek into the dark heart of the korean psyche, maybe it helps to get familiar, can be difficult to fully grasp. >> david: all right. you want it? here we go. han denotes a collective feeling of oppression and isolation in the face of overwhelming odds. it connotes aspects of lament and un-avenged injustice. >> anthony: wow. >> david: in some occasions, anthropologists have recognized han as cultural-specific medical condition. someone who dies of han is -- >> jane: right. >> david: is said to have died of -- [ speaking korean ] [ speaking korean ] >> jane: it's a heartburn. it's heartburn. >> anthony: wow. i mean, it's been described to me in a way that made it sound benign. this is a burning, uh, sense of injustice, besiegement, and, and desire for revenge. >> david: the han is the reason why, like, we are who we are. but it's also the same reason why i won't marry a korean woman. [ laughter ] >> jane: no. you never know. >> david: no, i know, mom. >> jane: he's cute. ♪ gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imba

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either the dark center, or the beating heart of mexico city, depending on your point of view.erte, the skeletal saint death. this is where they come -- the impoverished, the oppressed, the marginalized, the criminal. people for whom the traditional church has less relevancy. for the unforgiven, and the unforgiveable, for those on whom the catholic saints have turned their backs, there is santa muerte. this is a place and santa muerte is a saint that accepts everybody. "death to my enemies," written on a votive candle. let's face it. we've all prayed for that at one point or another. tepito is a poor neighborhood for sure, and a tough one. a center of commerce, both above board and not. [ yelling in spanish ] [ honking air horn ] [ crowd cheering ] >> anthony: but perhaps a breakfast beverage first. a michelada -- one giant beer with lemon, chili powder, salt, and maggi sauce. that's a sizeable morning beverage. my companion, blogger and chronicler of the city, jorge pedro. wow, the whole season of "the walking dead" for 25 cents. you want to buy something? tepito's got it. loo

of the contradiction. >> how dark is that side? >> murderous. >> and that went to the heartstate's theory, that shirley had fired a fatal shot to rid the family of a son-in-law no longer welcome and didn't want the in baby sidney's life. >> are you convinced shirley skinner acted alone? >> i believe shirley skinner pulled the trigger. do i think she acted alone? no. it's a family conspiracy, a family plan. they were not going to allow him any further contact with that little baby. >> yet no fingerprints, no dna, no no gunshot residue, no blood splatter no recorded statements from shirley, jennifer or anyone else in the family and those supposedly incriminating marks on shirley's hands, turned out it had never been photographed. would any jury be able to sort out this case, an alleged family conspiracy. who women at the crime scene, one would appeared to have clear motive. the other 75 years5 years old. neither with criminal records. it seems such a confused slim case, he and the family believes shirley would never be found guilty. so when she was offered a plea deal, she tur

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joyful, we adore you god of glory, lord of love ♪ ♪ hearts unfold like flow'rs before you op'ning to the sun above ♪ ♪ melt the clouds of sin and sadness drive the darknd you earth and heav'n reflect your rays ♪ ♪ stars and angels sing around you center of unbroken praise ♪ ♪ field and forest, vale and mountain flow'ry meadow, flashing sea ♪ ♪ chanting bird and flowing fountain praising you eternally! ♪ ♪ always giving and forgiving ever blessing, ever blest ♪ well-spring of the joy of living ocean-depth of happy rest ♪ ♪ loving father christ our brother let your light upon us shine ♪ ♪ teach us how to love each other lift us to the joy divine ♪ ♪ mortals join the mighty chorus >> what a truly beautiful funeral service for a truly extraordinary woman. the 1,500 guests will now be leaving this church, the st. martins episcopal church in houston. john king, it brought back so many wonderful memories of barbara bush. >> just that scene at the end, the 43rd president of the united states, pushing the wheelchair of the 41st president of the united states behind the casket of the first lady, the mother. remarkable. just remarkable moment. i think the words

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think of really any realistic chance of coming out of this unscathed but but the critical point is like i said before dark good will. government heart might begin to get eroded when they when they are locked in internal political dynamics within the government ok when they are poorly indifferent and actions understood moments during the last couple of minutes to you please if if we can are we saying therefore the country that will move into the left vacant by the u.a.e. apparently walking away apparently the most stabilizing influence might be turkey is very close to cattle as we know at the moment but can turkey rely on that friendship with cats are if the g.c.c. crisis clicks into another direction and cats are starts forming better relationships say within the next six to twelve months with the saudis well i think turks billie's very pleased very important role in somalia and. we had done a huge kind of our p.r. public relations with within the country within the country you see it's off the power but remember. turkey is also align with with with qatar so if you look at the the wider it you put it it's that's happening it's going

heart of the bay, at least in the middle of it. there's a chance of a sprinkle, not like there was yesterday, not much. just a couple of dark>> clearing, cool and calmer tonight. more sun and a slow warming trend the rest of the week. temperatures 57 in half moon bay, 60 in santa cruz, 61 in san francisco. we have mid 60s around the bay and into the south bay and the north bay. mid to upper 60s in our inland east bay neighborhood. 49 at 7:00, 61 at noon. a little more sunshine at 4:00. still 64 degrees. average high about 72. and then at 7:00, 58 degrees. you can see our highs today right around 63 to 65. my accuweather forecast, mid 40s to low 50s. another chilly night on the way. those temperatures warm back to average tomorrow and above average for the weekend. how is it going alexis? >> we're doing pretty good this morning, mike. our earlier sig alert, biggest issue in the north bay has cleared. looking at residual delays, westbound 80 before central avenue, a three-car crash. it's starting to thin out. but maybe a little onlooker delay through that area. no surprise at the bay bridge toll plaza we have the metering lig

industry is booming but it has a dark side one of many used examines widespread revelations of sexual assault on foreign university students on notice or. getting to the heart of the matter if more stuff i can see the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification of look like there are two people think the peace for unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks this was a great election about it was going to win but it was about by how much with detailed coverage the syrian civil war no that said toots what is no different is that each day some people will live until to morrow so many innocent people will die from around the world the bats and balls are several years old the really good players could end up trading a cricket academy and maybe one day play for the national team. if you are in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when miss was that somehow time as aiming to replace america and around the world all the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to

he wasn't familiar with the dark heart and the social taboos of the jim crow south. >> black people and white people interacted only on a transactional basis, but they were largely two different worlds. you'll stick to your own kind, we'll stick to our own kind. >> one day emmett and his cousins go into town, and they go to a little grocery store, bryant's grocery store. and something happens inside. according to carolyn bryant, the wife of the proprietor, the woman who ran the store, emmett till, alone in the store with her, comes on to her and whistles at her. four days later, bryant's gun-toting husband and brother-in-law went looking for the boy at his uncle's house. >> and mose wright begs him to leave him alone, "please don't take him." but they take him, and he never returns. he's thrown into the tallahatchie river with a 70-pound cotton gin fan attached to his neck with a barbed wire. >> reporter: a few days later, a boy fishing in the river discovered a body-beaten beyond recognition. >> the body was so badly damaged that we couldn't hardly just tell who he was, but he happened

student decides to open all of her college admission letters, the heart pounding highs and >> see the baby who is down to party. >> and a lee. >> chop for chop. >> from the dark joker. that's it. i want to hear more. >> we'll get back to that. >> he decided he did you waoesn this. as you can see, he already caved in. trying to break the camera that's on top. he's on his way off and gives it a bit of an extra smash. he is like yes. i have brought chaos to the city. >> when he got up in front of camera he was trying to cover his face. he didn't successfully do it. >> a lot of questions for this dude. not a lot of answers. he is just a bit of a money pet. it likes like he is take on the city. a watchful protector. >> it's generated here. >> that dude is pretty big. he is like i have been waiting far good reason to knock somebody out. >> nobody wants to goat in te middle of these two guys. >> yes. >> his punches are like going around the moon. >> yes. looks like he takes the guy down the floor. that's just about where this video ends. there were lots of >>> it's college admissions time. let's check in. >> i'm on any way to boston. i just got on e-mail from admiss

when one believes this, he knows that the contradiction of life is neither final nor ultimate. he can walk to the heart -- dark night with the conviction that all things were together for good for those that love god. even the most starless midnight may herald the don of some great fulfillment. jr.martin luther king knocked at midnight in strength to love. i am honored and humbled as we all are to be here in memphis at this historic moment in time. freeman said, these final hours leading up to 6:01 are about deep respect and the reverend dr. martin luther king jr., and the movement for which he gave his life. nothing more. we are blessed to have with us at this sacred time, the ship charles blake senior, the presiding a of the church of god inchrist who will lead us vocation, followed by readings from the hebrew bible and new testament. by rabbi katie of temple israel and reverend of living -- of lynnwood christian church. bishop blake. [applause] dear lord, thank you for the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king. service, thankis you for his commitment, and wask you dear lord that he willing to make every

dark renshaw missile. this is the work of the sculptor. it's a tribute to the suffering. of the people of asylum. to. the own heart. the nature of news as it breaks this is one of the areas where protesters had blocked the road through thing finding higher than anything else they could find with detailed coverage as this extremely hot. seat that everyone striving for the good of the state from around the world this museum aims to be a way of posset torrie over region's history and its projected war that has divided tribes here for generations. he was the world's most wanted man the last meeting i had with him was off to nailing. bin laden was very nervous about nature had not met a western reporter before in part one of an exclusive two part documentary all jazeera speaks to those who met osama bin ladin he never showed hostility towards me of the west i knew bin laden on all jews you. know i'm maryam namazie and london here are the headlines united states says it's deeply concerned by what it says is iran's ambition to dominate the middle east the new secretary of state made the comments after meeting the israeli

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first lady laura bush are the major dark of republican politics guided her houston home yesterday surrounded by families. she was 92 years old. she had been battling heart failure among disease, decided in recent days not to seek additional medical treatment. her son, president george w. bush remembering his mother in a statement, reading in part, our souls are settled because we know hers was. barbara bush was a fabulous first lady and a woman unlike any other who brought levity, love and literacy to millions. to us, she was so much more. mom kept us on our toes, kept us laughing until the end. i'm a lucky man that barbara bush was a mother. our family will miss her dearly and we thank you all for your prayers and good wishes. here in dallas this in dallas is one of the george w. bush presidential center kicks off its leadership today. speaking about the importance of family when his presidential center first opened in 2013. >> this is the first time in american history that parents have seen their son's presidential library. mother, i promise to keep my area clean. [laughter] you know, barbara bush taught me to live life to the fullest, to laugh a lot