and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> sergeant, could you call the first item. >> line item one. presentation of certificate of appreciation, ms. angela jenkins from the bias working group and mr. roam jones from the bias working group. [gavel] >> good evening, vice-president, carter-oberstone, commissioner and the public. thank you for putting this first on the agenda. i want to acknowledge two community members who have been very, very engaged with this police department and policing in san francisco and i know one other thing we always try to do is get people to be engaged with this police department and our policy making and the commissions policy making and for the public, i want to just say that, this is what that looks like and i know they aren't the only two because we have many i'm in our city -- we have many people in our city who participate. but i want to gifrng than -- i want to give thanks to be ms. jenkins and rome jones. our bio took a long time for us to develop and there was a lot of community input it. there were workg

>> yes, henderson is 90% correct. i got a ltllost going down the common law and publications. the rulwas great. they got a little weird on publication. their test is correct. also the ninth circuit test on revenues. the exact same test we quote in oubrfs and the exact same test the -- the petitnedid. what that test is doing, if you take the underlying notion that this a bars treatment as a publisher and you are saying, can they get a rounded eye the way they are plein it? you cannot say that his negligence or intentional affliction. the harm is coming froth declamatory -- the defamatory ntt. they are all insulating -- they are isolating the harm saying third-party information isas on the third parties own speech or its websites conduct flowing from the third-party >> if youtube labeled certain videos as the product of what it labels as responsible news providers, that would be google's own content, right? >> yes. thumbnails are not mentied in the complaint. i was trying to figure out what he was talking about when i was up there. it is not something in the complaint. that is a

she did us at all eon henderson. also let the learn at egypt in and the figure in all the mo, uh, bowls through an ad, michelle linear, the we nephew in the mail yet that ill pay him mean alicia was brought by on the mouth with the last of the 100 us on, allowed me get well okay, let me sure that missouri in the see it the real. what about the doily lord? one allison area. one of my on the leah that i'm living, they will halted. want to be higher, the him or holy yet the him, the top, the me. melissa, her math and physician, the 30 come up with your us. i think that there is at the cri, lindy, haley legends, one of them at the other, alaska hathaway, give me a yay mother. did us a let you come at? be her legina moore, a la from in co cbl stanley and with the alarm and a william, one of them, you have it listed. how did you want to professor read shortfalls. professorial turned on the leafy, jamie arctic. but in a storm, we'll look at a little house, a server cooler than or mom and what the header or dr. hel, marcelo

, for the moment to thank you.— back to you, matthew henderson, for the moment to thank you.the moment to thank you. thank you. next we're going to come _ the moment to thank you. thank you. next we're going to come back- the moment to thank you. thank you. next we're going to come back to - next we're going to come back to news here in the uk. three three people have been arrested, following clashes with police outside a hotel providing refuge for asylum seekers on merseyside. police said officers had been dealing with what they described as an "initially peaceful protest", as nick garnett reports. flames light up the dark as a police van is set on fire. initially peaceful, eventually violent, the protest called after claims about the behaviour of some people staying at the hotel towards young girls living locally. some rooms at the suites hotel have been used to house people seeking asylum. but as fighting broke out between protesters, counter—protesters and the police, all those inside could do was watch what was happening below as officers tried to restore calm. stones, b

so, it was a few months ago now that director henderson highlighted for the commission that there were 26 dgo's that had been started the revision process but had been stalled despite the department having received recommendations from dpa. in response to that-some of the dgo most stalled over a year, some over two years. in response to that the commission took a few steps. first president elias assigned to each commissioner each of these dgo's so each commissioner had personal responsibility to shepherd the dgo through the revision process and insure that timelines were being met. secondly, last year dgo 3.01 became effective and with dgo 3.01 does, it sets out an explicit step by step process how dgo's are to be revised. it sets strict timelines for each step along the process. now, while the timelines are strict, they are not completely inflexible. the dgo allows for dpa or department to seek extension of time if they feel they are not able to meet a deadline and just have to describe explain why there is good cause to receive an extension and the commission then decides whether or

that concludes my presentation. >> thank you director henderson. >> thank you. couple quick thing. i was looking at the monthly reports. i know dpa gets plenty reports that are not for the agency, i was looking for someone complaining about a san jose police officer. is that forwarded to the san jose police officer or advice this is where they can get information? what is the process when someone brings a complaint? >> so glad you asked the question. recently we have completed and pulled together a complete directory for other agencies throughout the entire state, and the front desk staff and part of the information i think is missed that i will include in the quarterly reports regularly is trained and does provide information as to the agencies to contact and individuals to contact for people to call and it is a frequent thing people call in and complain about something that may be chp or park police or something that may be another entity like the deputy sheriffs or some other agency that is not sfpd. we both track those thing s and that information can be found in the annual rep

our last guest from janus henderson is buying bonds, but should 6% be true?s market has a lot of repricing it needs to do. manus: we were chatting in the break with our guest and talked about the bond market. didn't have a damascene moment in terms of realizing higher for longer in terms of the soft ceiling, but he said disinflation, he said it 15 times last week, disinflation and soft landing. dani: and he also said rates are likely to go higher if the labor market stay strong. that's not something you'd associate with a 2% rally in nasdaq. we've talked about it before. is it the equities that are in lala land, just dreaming along of a very dovish jay powell? manus: immaculate disinflation is my favorite line. oil pumped up 4%, that was some say in reaction to a softer landing. we are up another quarter of a percent on nymex. 2's bumped higher yesterday but giving some back. and the dollar rolled down, but the euro-dollar has been on a tear. but it ran into a speedbump yesterday and that -- in that it was not hawkish enough, causing the dollar to roll down.

danny henderson was primarily representing me personally, john tiller and amy bauer were representingally, and daws cook was representing me personally. those were the guys that were doing the legal work. so i wasn't actually doing that work, but what i was concerned about was the venue motion. i had already done what i had to do for the financial motion, and danny henderson was on me about getting him a financial statement because -- >> let's stop. there was a motion to compel and seek a lot of financial records for you, is that correct? >> absolutely. >> and were you concerned that your house, financial house, was going to be opened up for the world, also in that hearing? >> no, i've been a plaintiff's lawyer, like mr. tinsley that sat here, we do the same exact thing. in my law firm, the guys at my law firm are some of the best i've known, handled some of the biggest cases that have gone on in this state. in my 27 years of practicing, plaintiffs always are trying to look and get financial documents of corporate defendants, of, you know, of those type things. in my 27 years i've nev

john henderson, al jazeera chicago. ah it watching out his hair. these are the main stories now. it's now 5 days off to powerful earthquakes hit sudden took here in northern syria.

danny henderson was on me about getting him a financial statement because -- >> let's stop.on to compel and seek a lot of financial records from you, is that correct? >> absolutely. >> and were you concerned that your house, financial house, was going to be opened up for the world as a result of that hearing? >> no. i've been a plaintiff's lawyer like mr. tinsley that sat here. we do the same exact thing. the guys in my law firm are some of the best lawyers i've ever known and definitely some of the best lawyers in the state, handling some of the biggest cases that have ever gone on in this state. in my 27 years of practicing, plaintiffs always are trying to look and get financial documents of corporate defendants, of -- those type things. in my 27 years i've never been able to get a judge to order anything more than a net worth statement prior to getting into a phase at trial. early on in the case i am not aware of -- i personally have never -- despite trying repeatedly -- have never been able to get a judge to order the kind of information that mark tinsley was seek. >> we

the goes becomes -- it's like "harry and the hendersons." here old enough to remember "harry and the hendersons"? [ applause ] this is "harry and the hendersons" just with a ghost. [ laughter ] if that's not a good enough sell, nothing is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: david harbour from "stranger things," et cetera, plays the ghost. >> if you've seen david, he's -- he's harry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he's -- he's bigfoot-esque in ways. >> big guy, big guy. >> jimmy: he has no lines in the movie. >> he kills it though. everybody was jealous. >> jimmy: why? >> if i could come to work with no lines? imagine what the night before -- oh, i would be like "weekend at bernie's," they'd have to prop me up. >> jimmy: you'd be twerking. >> i'd be twerking all day. >> jimmy: these guys looked it up, there it is, "a complete history of twerking" and look at that, dj jubilee. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey. hey, dude, remember this next time i see you, i hope you see this, ju, you owe me money. >> jimmy: i hope jube is making money from the twerking. >> ju

at the henderson place. and can i pause fora minute? he at the henderson place.at time and then my eyes. so, i shouted to him, standstill. but at the, i would talk him down. and i started to run towards him, i got within 20 or so metres but i did not know the ammunition he was carrying and the fact that he had two rounds left in the shotgun. . in fact that he had two rounds left in the shotgun- -_ the shotgun. . in 20 minutes past six, as the shotgun. . in 20 minutes past six. as the — the shotgun. . in 20 minutes past six, as the armed _ the shotgun. . in 20 minutes past six, as the armed colleagues - six, as the armed colleagues arrived, dixon pulls the trigger one final time. arrived, dixon pulls the trigger one finaltime. ~ ., ., , ., finaltime. would really annoyed me was the fact — finaltime. would really annoyed me was the fact they _ finaltime. would really annoyed me was the fact they turned _ finaltime. would really annoyed me was the fact they turned the - finaltime. would really annoyed me was the fact they turned the gun - finaltime. would really ann

john henderson, al jazeera chicago. well now the funeral for a tyree nichols will be happening in a church here in memphis on wednesday morning. well, expect more than $2500.00 people to take part in the funeral service, including vice president, comalla harris, who will be in attendance as well as of course family members, community members. various social justice activists and pastors throughout the united states. as well as the family of george floyd as well. of course, george boyd was black man was killed in minneapolis, minnesota, in 2020 by a white police officer there. so a suspected to be a very huge crowd and they're calling it celebration of life. life tyree nichols, the 29 year old father of a 4 year old child who of course was described by so many of his family members and friends as a carefree loving man. man, whose life was taken away from him. too soon. when he was a victim of police brutality here in memphis, earlier in january, gabriel elizondo, thank you very much from memphis, tennessee. more than a 1

john henderson s bbc spotlight.ir loved ones displaced as they sought safety. one man from leicester with family fighting in the conflict is marking the anniversary by walking 28 miles to fundraise for charities. natasha turneyjoined him on his way. he has been trekking through countryside from the early hours each step he has taken, she hoping will go some way to help the people of ukraine, alex has been making his way from the ukrainian centre in nottingham and the plan is to reach leicester by tonight, first of all, how is it going? it leicester by tonight, first of all, how is it going?— how is it going? it is going very well. how is it going? it is going very well- the _ how is it going? it is going very well. the walk _ how is it going? it is going very well. the walk itself _ how is it going? it is going very well. the walk itself has - how is it going? it is going very well. the walk itself has been i well. the walk itself has been challenging, all these uphills and going down isn't a problem but up the hill

john henderson, al jazeera chicago ah higher than this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. the total number of dead in the app quakes that struck tequila and syria has now exceeded $21000.00. rescue teams are in a race against time to find more survivors and the rabble. russell said has more from common lattice. the 2nd quakes epicenter i am in front of a collapsed block year. this is just one of the hundreds in, in this city, the work, the rescuer force or steel continent. you can see that the heavy lifting machineries are still digging into there that the rubble there, and hopefully trying to find some people at least alive. however, this blog, this co love building has been a graveyard through the last 24 hours. thousands of people have been taken out from under the rubble of bod. all of them. unfortunately, we're does. the 1st you and aid trucks, though, have managed to cross from to kia into northern syria. they're delivering relief supplies to rebel held areas of the country. but there's only one border crossing authorized by the u. n. so far more than 220 political p

your assessment an event of that time is given by the famous american writer and journalist dan henderson poland hungary invaded czechoslovakia even before hitler because these countries collaborated with the nazis even before the war france and england actually made czechoslovakia a scapegoat, but they do not want people to remember this if if stalin had not sent troops to the eastern front , they would have left other countries of eastern europe to their own devices. however, on september 19 , 2019, the european parliament decided that there are two culprits, world war ii germany and the ussr why did the european parliament decide so? i think that there are groups of interested parties from the balti countries, as well as from poland, which greatly labile their interests there, nationalist forces. but not everyone supports the position of the european union. out of jealousy of hitler and stalin, the equalization of soviet communism, soviet socialism, with german nazism is a historical story and one cannot generally agree and accept this. this united europe wants to erase from the pages

dale henderson, managing director and ceo at pilbara minerals. more ahead. to you from bangalore where it the g20 is meeting and finance ministers and central bank governors. plenty more ahead on our coverage. i will speak to european economy commissioner as well as the bank of korea governor. conversations you don't want to miss. dave? david: absolutely. on the be ok, are they done, given how the rates are, is every thing going to be ok? that's the conversation coming up. markets looking like this, not ok so far as far as hong kong is concerned. 1.6% to the downside on the hang seng index. we have numbers coming out of the u.s. later today and a lot of things coming out of europe. wendy more ahead in terms of -- plenty more ahead. it daybreak middle east is just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ emerson software helps clean energy become reliable electricity. go “good night." go boldly. emerson. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. -hey david connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. -let's find the right investments for your goals okay, gre

john henderson, al jazeera chicago. ah, this is out here. these are top stories now. the total number of dead in the earthquake sat stuck turkey and syria is exceeded $21000.00 rescue teams are in a race against time to find more survivors in the rumble. russell said r as in car man, no rush. the 2nd quakes epicenter i am in front of a collapsed block here. this is just one of the hundreds in, in this city. the work, the rescue fours are still continuing. you can see that the heavy lifting machinery are still digging into there that the rob will there and hopefully trying to find some people at least alive. however, this block, this call last building has been a graveyard through the last 24 hours. thousands of people have been taken out from under the rubble of bath. all of them, unfortunately, were that the 1st un aid sharks have managed to cross from turkey into northern syria and delivering it relief supplies to rebel held areas of syria. but it's only one border crossing authorized by the u. n. so far rushes foreign minister scale of rav has met sudanese leaders

david henderson, i thank you very, very much., as we near the one year mark, the vice president is doubling down on u.s. support for ukraine in the war. republicans in the house might go a wrench in things, will dig in when the 11th hour continues. i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. what's up, little bro? turns out, some wishes do come true. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage- go with the general. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can

first time danny henderson, represent you in the boat case was yesterday? >> yesterday is the first time i have said that openly. but that's not what you were asking me, mr. waters. you go ahead. >> first time your brother randy heard that was yesterday. >> if he was listening. >> just to be clear i was begging for a meeting with y'all to try to bring this to a close to talk to you all about everything up until the time that you charged me with hurting maggie and paul. now, after that point in time, i stopped. >> you were begging for a meeting and -- but you admit information was never conveyed that you wanted to change your story after multiple interviews with law enforcement about what happened that night, including the most important fact of all which is when the last time you supposedly saw your wife and son alive was. >> i don't know exactly what was conveyed or not because to you because i wasn't part -- all i know is what i was trying to do was to sit down. i understood to bring all this to a close that y'all would want me to sit down and go through

his assessment of the event of that time is given by the famous american writer and journalist dan hendersone, hungary invaded czechoslovakia even before hitler because these countries collaborated with the nazis before the war france and england actually made their slovakia a scapegoat, but they don't want people to remember this if stalin hadn't sent troops to the eastern front they would have left other countries of eastern europe to fend for themselves in september 2019. the european parliament ruled that there are two culprits, world war ii germany and the ussr i think there are stakeholder groups and the baltic countries, as well as from poland which but not everyone supports the position of the european union. hitler and jealousy of hitler from stalin equalization of soviet communism of soviet, socialism with german nazism is a historical porosity and one cannot generally agree with this and accept this , united europe wants to erase from the pages of world history a very unpleasant fact for itself that the government officially declared war on the soviet union, together with fascist

the well-known american writer and journalist dan henderson gives his assessment of the event of that time poland hungary invaded czechoslovakia even before hitler because these countries collaborated with the nazis even before the war france and england actually made czechoslovakia a scapegoat, but they don’t want people to remember this if stalin had not sent troops to the eastern front they would have left other eastern european countries to the mercy of fate. however, on september 19 , 2019, the european parliament decided that there were two culprits, world war ii germany and the ussr why did the european parliament decide this? i think that there are stakeholder groups from the balti countries, as well as from poland, which strongly lobbies their interests there, these are extremely nationalist forces, far from all support the position of the european union. equalization of hitler and stalin equalization of soviet communism of soviet, socialism with german nazism is a historical story and with this one cannot generally agree and accept this, the united europe wants to erase from

. >> first time danny henderson who is representing you in the boat case ever heard that was yesterday? >> yes, yesterday is the first time that i have said that openly. but that's not what you were asking me, mr. waters, but you go ahead. >> first time your brother randy heard that was yesterday. >> if he was listening. and mr. water, just to be clear, i was begging for a meeting with y'all to brink this to a close to talk to you all about everything up until the time that y'all charged me with hurting maggie and paul. now, after that point in time, i stopped, obviously. >> you were begging for a meeting but you admit the information was never conveyed that you wanted to change your story after multiple interviews with law enforcement about what happened that night, including the most important fact of all, which is when the last time you supposedly saw your wife and son alive was. >> i don't know exactly what was conveyed or not because -- to you because i wasn't part of that. all i know is what i was trying to do was to sit down. i understood to bring all this to a close that y'all

i wasn't -- danny henderson was primarily representing me personally, john tiller, and amy bauer weresenting me personally, and dallas cook was representing me personally and those were the guys who were doing the legal work. so i wasn't actually doing that work, but what i was concerned about was the venue motion. i had already done what i had to do for the financial motion and danny henderson was on me about getting him a financial statement because -- >> let's stop -- so there was a motion to compel and seek a lot of financial records from you, is that correct? >> absolutely. >> and were you concerned that your house, financial house was going to be opened up for the world as a result of that hearing? >> no. i've been a plaintiff's lawyer like mr. tinsley that sat here, we do the same exact thing. and my law firm, the guys in my law firm are some of the best lawyers i've ever known and definitely some of the best lawyers in the state, handling some of the biggest cases that have ever gone on in this state. in my 27 years of practicing, plaintiffs always are trying to look and get f

with >> watching baseball growing up and i saw reggie jackson plan and then eventually sr ricky hendersonn. but the household name in my house was joe morgan and maybe in a slight guy. i said my family said you could be like joe morgan. and so i watched joe morgan play all the time said, you know what? i can do that. and then i met joe morgan and high school and he said, hey, somebody's going to be the big leagues. and i had to confirmation right there. so i think you need to see guys that you could dream about becoming one day and then for them to come back and give you confirmation based on the abilities that they see i think that goes a long way with bringing black people or african-americans into the game. >> thanks for wilson for that. great to see 5th and dave and this is a live look here at the san mateo bridge as folks try to get home here on the monday night on the hustle i think it was. it's an easier drive home that it was getting in this morning because it was wild out there on the streets. yeah, he'd up and in parts of bay area, we're starting to see some of those thunderstor

david henderson, i thank you very, very much. year mark, the vice president is doubling down on u.s. support for ukraine in the war. republicans in the house might go a wrench in things, will dig in when the 11th hour continues. .. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? oh! hold up! earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u rise to the challenge. u won't clock out. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... ...without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie could help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options cha

david henderson, i thank you very, very much.ing up folks, as we near the one year mark, the vice president is doubling down on u.s. support for ukraine in the war. republicans in the house might go a wrench in things, will dig in when the 11th hour continues. a ballet studio, an architecture firm... and homemade barbeque sauce. they're called 'small businesses.' but to the people who build them there's nothing 'small' about them. that's why at t-mobile for business... you'll save more than $1,000 versus verizon. and with price lock guarantee, we'll never raise your rate plan. so you can keep your focus on toe-turns and making sure the sauce is extra spicy. at t-mobile, there are no small businesses. ♪♪ ♪♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so

the fourth circuit decision in henderson correctly interp the statute in that manner and concludes iolves two elements. the claim must be based on the action of the defendant in disseminating thirdparty con and the harm must arise from the content itself. second, section 231 is limit to publicof information provided by another content provider. h is often referred to as the statutory defense doesn't apply insofar as a claim is based on wordsrien by the defendant or other content createbyhe defendant. inomcircumstances, the manner in which thirdparty coent is organized or presented could convey other information from the defendant itself, as the government notes. third, section 230c1 only applies insofar as a defendant waacng as an internet computer service. most entities that are internet computer services do other things as ll this court technically is an interaivcomputer service because of its website. ds other things as it is doing, today. conduct that flsutside that line of activity is outside the scope of the statute. a number of the briefs in this se urge the court to adopt a genel

john henderson, al jazeera chicago. ah, hello again. i'm elizabeth bronman dod. however, the headlines on al jazeera, it's been 6 days since a powerful earthquake had takia and sylvia, more than $24.00.

another black man at the hands of police. reevaluating the state of civil rights in america, john henderson, al jazeera chicago. all the 1000000 people have taken to the streets of france for the 2nd nationwide strike against pension forms, the coordinates of action, destructive public trumpets, and cor school closes. a trade unions calling for 2 more days to strike in february . the president manju micron has defended his plan to raise the retirement age as essential john hall reports and pass for a 2nd time this month. french workers and unions took to the streets across the country in their hundreds of thousands against planned pension reforms, and public sector strikes tor, into the economy, affecting the energy grid, transport, education, and health services. they were minus scuffles between some protesters and police, and tension is likely to grow with more days of protests like this. ahead. as the government tries to raise the pension age from 62 to 64, and to increase the period of compulsory workplace contributions to compensate for a population that is living longer, it was unfair

in setting off a vicious cycle of global warming, john henderson al jazeera, the marcel experimental forest in minnesota. that sent for me. laura kyle inside story is up next. ah fall i we've got a little band of re making his way across sarabia potentially. i even saw a few spots of rain here early on monday in doha. i think over the next couple of days caught rude out the possibility of a little bit of wet weather. but the wet weather is on the other side of the gulf, pushing across iran, easing over towards afghanistan, snow on the northern flank of that similar picture to go on through where to stay. but notice cloud could be thick enough to produce some heavier burst of rain into central and western parts of saudi arabia. at that time, warm sunshine in doha by then 28 degrees celsius and that warmth extends a fair bit further north. actually baghdad of around $29.00 degrees even on crack at around 18 degrees is around 10 degrees above the seasonal average thanks to a southerly wind, which will lift temperatures in cairo to around $31.00 celsius. that brisk serrato pushing dust t

>> i want to bring david henderson in.day when we were around this table, very much going there, speaking to something antonia has talked about since the earliest hours after the details of this tragedy were announced. >> absolutely. and here's the thing. you can't start off with a clip from sam koch, a rendition of his song that change is going to come, and expect to go there, because it balances out exactly what we're talking about here. also tyre's mom expressing hope and optimism, as a civil rights advocate, i have to use that to tell myself i have no excuse not to be optimist you can, but also part of what we have to do here is relieve the family of the burden of objectivity that the rest of us need to maintain because the truth is the response we received from memphis police department has been woefully inadequate. if you look at the totality of what it is they are saying. so, you have this unit the chief sent out to do an aggressive form of policing. it was violent, and there's prior indication that you knew that th

another black man at the hands of police. reevaluating the state of civil rights in america, john henderson, al jazeera chicago, missing radioactive cap, so considered a significant risk to people has been discovered in the australian outback of large search operation. that has it, as it sees in 137 was inside equipment used mine, iron, or it fell from a truck on a 1400 kilometer stretch of road in western australia. the mining company reads into as apologized. i really want to get, get people together really to express athens, the gratitude today, fast to the state government to everybody that has been involved in a successful search for these caps. you, when you think about a pretty incredible recovery when you think of the distances involved and also the remoteness of, of the terrain. and i think that really speaks to the tenacity. all of the eyes that were involved in, in the search. now the new green lights can be seen in the sky. it's a comments on a 50000 year journey and it's making it closes, passed to us, perhaps for the last time. so straight away it's calling baker, who joins us

nancy henderson, me on the side can see alyssa had on that one shot moment. a lawyer of our agents must florida all. she wants a loan and delivery address. yo raul option buyer division america. ah. it's a $1000000000.00 money, nose ring operation, turco. marsha is bigger than the company with financial institutions, regulations and governance. complicit my way is offering what is this? is it right of this right now? in a full part series al jazeera investigative unit goes under cover in southern africa, birth week until 90 percent has doesn't. well, it's kind of falling. it's practically brandon good. coming soon on al jazeera women, ron micro businesses are key to center goals development and to improved food security . access to finance helps them succeed since 2014, nearly a $180.00 micro enterprises, collectives and small businesses across synagogue received concession or refinancing. these loans were made possible by an initiative administered by the q rate good will fund the q 8 fund partners in development in syria citizens or collecting evidence, a s

another black men in the hands of police. reevaluating the state of civil rights in america, john henderson, al jazeera chicago. an underwater volcano has run to delphi archipelago venue to the south pacific ships and aircraft. be want to avoid the area which is about 70 kilometers north of the capital. port villa clouds of ash and debra have been seen rising above the east epi volcano. no salami was detected, but people on surrounding islands all being urged to stay away from the const line . missing radioactive cap, still considered to be a significant risk to people, has been recovered in the australian outback. after large such operation, the hazardous k 0137 was inside, equipment used a mine iron or it fell from a truck on a 1400 kilometer stretch of road in western australia. the mining company ripped into as apologize. i really want to get, get people together really to express your gratitude today, fast to, to the side government to everybody that has been involved in a successful search for these capture. when you think about a pretty incredible recovery, when you think of the dist

i'm joined now by shane henderson, and auckland councillor for the waitakere region, where the rain has roads. it is great to get you on the programme. give us a sense of what people have woken up to this morning and what they are facing? this morning and what they are facin: ? , ., this morning and what they are facina? , ., ., this morning and what they are facina? ,., ., . , facing? some parts of our city in auckland. _ facing? some parts of our city in auckland, people _ facing? some parts of our city in auckland, people have - facing? some parts of our city i in auckland, people have woken up in auckland, people have woken up to devastation as floodwaters have flooded their homes. in my community people are waking up to the daunting task of recovering their lives and sorting through their damaged property for a cleanup effort which is massive after yesterday. effort which is massive after yesterday-— effort which is massive after esterda . ~ �* ., ., yesterday. we're looking at of some of the — yesterday. we're looking at of some of the devastation - yesterday. we're looking at of

john henderson, al jazeera chicago. ah, they're watching out here. these are the main store is now it's now 5 days off to powerful earthquakes, hit sudden took here and northern syria. almost 24000 people now confirmed dead. took his present, which at tampa won, has admitted the response hasn't been fast enough. so said r is in car, a man, no rush. and there the epicenter of the 2nd quake where families are still hoping to hear from loved ones. the families are not willing to leave here because they still are waiting in hope that maybe they will hear the voice of their beloved ones . but if not at least that they can their bodies as a whole, that they can give them a proper burial. so you will see across through that at the, on the streets, there are hundreds and hundreds of the families waiting anxiously to they have been talking to some of them. one of them was here and she was she, she, her 4 children were under the rubble. 2 of them has been taken out by bought, were unfortunately not alive. and still the other two's rescue teams are trying to re