on wednesday, they'll be deported to jamaica from inside colebrook immigration removal. center, one of the detainees spoke to me on the phone. he wants to say anonymous. the russian woman told her the maternal depression. 18 years ago, he fled gang violence in jamaica for the u.k. is right on the job. he says there's nothing left for him in jamaica that he's being punished twice for a crime he committed years ago in the u.k. . i made a mistake in my life. i tried to make amends on my side. russia go on his emotional contravention raja nominated. the u.k. government disagrees by luring a foreign national who's been in prison for 12 months or more can be eligible for deportation. the high office says we make no apology for seeking to remove dangerous foreign criminals to keep the public safe. the people being detained for this flies include convicted murderers and rapists. the u.k. only ever returns those who the home office and where applicable. the courts is satisfied, do not need our protection and have no legal basis to remain in the u.k. colebrook has been criticized

we will go inside went to speak with a woman who alleges this and to jamaica, the country of jamaica,hen another woman was deported after her surgery. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. a warning to our listeners and viewers, this next segment includes graphic descriptions of alleged assaults. we turn to an update now on how dozens of immigrant women detained by immigration and customs enforcement at the irwin county detention center have joined a class-action lawsuit against ice over allegations they were subjected to non-consensual and invasive gynecological procedures and surgeries that were later found to be unnecessary, and in some cases left them unable to have children. the complaint was filed last week in the u.s. district court for the middle district of georgia and cites sworn testimony from at least 35 women about their treatment by mahendra amin, a physician in ocilla, georgia. the lawsuit also describes how the women suffered retaliation for speaking out and faced threats of dortation. one t

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for depression. 18 years ago he fled gang violence in jamaica for the u.k. . is right. on the job. he says there's nothing left for him in jamaica that he's being punished twice for a crime he committed years ago in the u.k. i made a mistake in my life i'll try to make amends on my side. doesn't get one visit russia country entourage nominated the u.k. government disagrees by law a foreign national who's been in prison for 12 months or more can be eligible for deportation. the home office says we make no apology for seeking to remove dangerous foreign criminals to keep the public safe the people being detained for this flight include convicted murderers and rapists the u.k. only ever returns those who the home office and where replaceable the courts are satisfied do not need our protection and have no legal basis to remain in the u.k. colebrook has been criticized by the prisons inspectorate is largely indistinguishable from a prison is just on the outskirts of heathrow airport so that when the last appeals of the detainees fail they can be taken straight away put on a plane and fl

he was from jamaica, he came here and brought his organization here too, and he still had charters inmaica but the clan was the shadow government of the united states so he didn't see a way for blacks even to negotiate and his view was leave them alone, let them have this country, go back to the continent but the other argument, part of this is embracing other people who are in the diaspora and the need to understand that that is why being from jamaica is important, you have to understand that, being from grenada, from africa, other places -- >> guest: the parallel of garvey looking for black people's own piece of land where there is no infringement, no encroachment, you can draw a through line to that and elijah mohammed's efforts to establish a piece of land in the us, a much later in a ration would be the republic of africa but this is a funny thing when we get to talk about this, time slips away and i realize we are going to expire our our. into the book -- let me ask you about this. tell us how your father died and the immediate impact on malcolm and the family. >> guest: earl li

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and the marcus garvey experience and that they came from jamaica and not an american citizens and then to still have a charter in jamaica that the klan was the shadow government so he didn't see a way for them to negotiate and say we go back to the continent of africa. but part of this is embracing other people in the diaspora and understanding and why it's important and also being from grenada my blacks just in the united states are from africa and then the parallel garvey looking for a black people zone piece of land and their space where there is no encroachment. and then to the elisha mohammed and to establish a piece of land in the us. and for black people with the republic of new africa. and then to expire so tell us how malcolm's father died. >> he is working and outside that evening he was running back and had forgotten his coat and then he fell on the tracks where a streetcar went over him in lansing. there were other witnesses who saw it. and he knew he wouldn't survive this. and to let them know. and then family is not far away. so will fred who was 12 years old when they ge

and he took the usually lucrative post of governor of jamaica to try to rebuild his fortune and avoid dealing with any creditors. and the problem was he was a gambler. he gambled on the south seas, he gambled on horses and the south seas company and he gambled on his ability to make a second fortune in jamaica before jamaica's north seriously dangerous environment got him and as with his other bargains, he bought that onetoo, he died of yellow fever after three or four years in office there . >> just to read your account of where these different creatures ran. one thing that also rings true today or parallel today is there was some accountability but it was limited. there were a few who were crossed. >> left alone or even bailed out. >> they were fully bailed out. but they weren't, [overlapping conversation] >> many fewer people went to jail then should have but to the question that john was asking, so what happened after the bubble crashed is yes, not everybody went to jail . the duke of portland could at least get up post that would get him out of dodge but critically robert walpole

your family moved to london from jamaica. as a kid saw it was a pretty tough life being a black kid on the streets of inner london. not least a tough life in terms of relationship with police. absolutely. it even happened when i went to school andi happened when i went to school and i come out of band practice and i come out of band practice and my trumpet, my satchel and i'd still get started. what we re i'd still get started. what were you doing now. what's in his trumpet case? a trumpet. i found really challenging and my father used to stand up for me when he got stopped by police and unfortunately he was a victim of a savage beating by police when i was actually in the process ofjoining. you can imagine how no way am i gonna bea imagine how no way am i gonna be a cop after all theirs. because how my hero my father had been savagely beaten over a traffic matter. i don't like i can imagine. i certainly cannot imagine how you would then second—guess yourself. and indeed overcame the suspicion and hostility of also your own f

any gambled on his ability to make a second fortune in jamaica before jamaica's notoriously dangerous environment got him. and as with his other bargains he lost that one too. he died of yellow fever after 34 years in office there. >> was interesting to read your account of where these different creatures ran. and one thing that also rings true today, or parallels today is there was some accountability of the limited -- there were a few who were proxies. they were left alone or even bailed out. that's right they were not fully bailed out. but they weren't, civic's where the institutions were. >> many fewer people went to jail than should have. but to the question that john was asking, so what happened after the bubble crashed his, not everybody went to jail. the duke of portland could at least get a post that would get him out of dodge and all that. but critically, robert woelfel is often referred to as the first true prime minister of britain said were not going back on the deal. the point of turning all of britain's debt into soucy's stock was to rationalize the debt, make it easier

and that's not possible this year because of covid so i'm usually in jamaica celebrating with my 85 dad but i don't want to bring them covid and so and we're not going to be doing the normal christmas. thing with top pakistani family is here and make a lot so places around the world are are doing bad house jamaica doing by the way as far as covid goes california as you it's. >>it's been an up and down partly because of tourism and so last week they closed down most of the major beaches and rivers so people can still go to make of. if you're at a resort, you know and the resort has a beach then you're fine but not you're not going to beach is a reversal and that's thing that sort of like don't not only could you spread covid but what are you going to do when you get there anyway. so. >>so there's there's that to deal with and then they say it's so important that during the holidays, we hunker down because our icu units are full and that's another thing i think people are looking at all of this play out and they think you know should i be celebrating right now. it's a weird time it's

this year because of covid so i'm usually in jamaica celebrating with my 85 year-old mom an 86 year-old bring them covid and so and we're not going to be doing the normal christmas thing with top pakistani family is here and make a lot so places around the world are are doing bad house jamaica doing by the way as far as covid goes california as you it's. >>it's been an up and down partly because of tourism and so last week they close down. most of the major beaches and rivers so people can still go to make a. if you're at a resort, you know and the resort has a beach then you're fine but not you're not going to beaches rivers that's thing that sort of like don't not only could you spread covid but what are you going to do when you get there anyway. so. >>so there's there's that to deal with and then they say it's so important that during the holidays, we hunker down because our icu units are full and that's another thing i think people are looking at all of this play out and they think you know should i be celebrating right now. it's a weird time it's and and know i think you say focus

he still had a charter in jamaica. his whole belief was that the clan was the shadow government of the united states and so he didn't see a way for the americans to even negotiate. his view was let's go back. the other argument on this stuff, part of it is and bracing people in the diaspora and understanding that's why it's important and you have to understand that. there are not blacks only from the united states or africa. there are other places. and that comes up, tomac. >> and the parallel of garvey looking for the piece of land by peoplepeople's own space where s no encroachment or repression you can draw the line from that to elijah mohammed's effort to establish a piece of land in the u.s. and the later iteration we haven't even gotten so far into the book yet but let me ask about this. tell us how the immediate impact on the outcome itself and the family. >> he was working in lansing and slipped and fell and was running back to get his coat and he fell on the tracks where a streetcar ran over him. somebody saw

nick took her to jamaica. as they say in the islands, it wasn't a cool breeze being an interracial couple in potsdam, which is over 90% white. and, he said, it was particularly hard on garrett, tandy's boy. >> garrett was being teased at school because his mom is dating a black man. >> so he's getting schoolyard aggravation, huh? >> exactly. >> but whatever tensions garrett was feeling, it didn't keep him from his sports. they were always a welcome distraction. even on the fateful afternoon of october 24th, 2011. >> he was playing basketball with his friends in the gym. but i had got upset with him because he knew the rule was he had to go home and do his homework first. >> do your homework and then go play with your pals? >> right. so i made him go home. >> garrett blasted home on his ripstick on what seemed like a nothing-special, rain-dreary monday in potsdam, where community safety was a given. so no worries he'd be home first, home alone. what could possibly go wrong? as it turned out, a lot. >> potsdam p

and he still had an charter in jamaica.t his whole belief of that, the clan was shadow government of the united states. so he did not see a way for the american or for the black stephen negotiate. in his view was leave them alone. but also, the other argument on this is part of this is embracing of the people who are there. an understanding that far from ring from is important for the afternoon instead that louise little also being from grenada. or just from africa, there are other places. that comes up as well. randall: and the parallel the garvey looking for black people's own piece of land. in their own space where there's no encroachment or repression. you can draw a line from that to elijah mohammed. the efforts to establish a piece of land in the u.s. where for that would be for black people only and then later, would be the republic o africa. i just realized that were going to expire our hour and we haven't even gotten into the book yes. let me ask you about this. so tell us how malcolm's father died. in the immediat

and you know it it may come from jamaica but i feel that. talks about justice equality it talks about colonialism. reggae music has a message that's that's deeply relevant in today's world and especially for the i think. when does this kind of all out right wing assault on our freedom? to ask questions and generally all freedom of expression and people you know are being targeted like students teachers activists filmmakers [inaudible] right. to i've been so good to know so the committed this form of arrested. and people out on the streets. the protest is reached our doorstep. so in whichever way you know i'd like i'd like to attempt to contribute something to this [inaudible] leave. if you c't be a part of the struggles of john happening in the country. what what the meaning of culture and artistic production meaning is to kind of bring people together to be a voice organ? off off the people . if you're playing the people's music. you have to find a way to take it to the people then and if that's always what a gentleman i was frustrated doin

so she said she and her friends are traveling to jamaica.id she feels safe traveling to jamaica because that country requires a negative covid test on eventry. another high school student traveling with his dad needed to get away from where they were all the time. but they're listening to the advise of officials. >> we're listening to social distancing to stay safe with covid. we've gone to utah in the past to ski. so it's a good idea to just try to get out of the house. >> reporter: they will be out of the house and spending most of their time outside and practicing social distancing. meanwhile, december has been the deadliest month. more than 63,000 people who contracted the virus have died. back to you. >> and that number alone is why people should heed the warnings from health officials. i understand the fatigue. we all have it. everyone is well intentioned but we continue to see the cases skyrocket across the country. thank you so much adrienne. >>> a chinese journalist has been sentenced to four years in jail for documents the coronavi

the indictments against officer chris flores and jamaica hampton are connected to a police shooting lastecember. flores is one of two officers that shot and seriously injured hampton. the d.a.'s office says hampton was indicted after superintendent footage and police bodycam showed him attacking officers with a glass bottle after the shooting. the charges are unspecified by chase baudin are asking them to surrender. the san francisco police officers union says in part chase boudin's decision is appalling, unprovoked jamaica hampton attacked flores bludgeoning his his repeatedly causing injuries to his head. mr. hampton was the aggressor. >>> today there is a number of changes. gaston says that his office will no longer seek the death penalty and will stop prosecuting juveniles as adults and end the cash bail system. >> whether you are a protester, a police officer, or a prosecutor, i ask you to walk with me. i ask that you join me on this journey. >> gascon says he is creating a use of force review board to take a look at police shootings going back to 2012 and is reopening four cases. h

unprovoked jamaica hampton brutally attacked chris flores bludgeoning him with a vodka bottle causing. hampton was the aggressor and officer flores acted to protect his own life and to protect the public." >>> a woman from fremont received these injuries after being taken to santa rita jail for being drunk in public. it turns out she was the one that called 911 for help. she struggles with alcoholism and wanted a ride to rehab. our investigative reporter brought us this story and it has been getting attention. he is joining us like to talk about a growing movement to stop sending police when people are in crisis like this woman. evan, let's start from the beginning. what happened and what did the woman tell the 911 dispatcher? >> right, so heather, joelin mccabe has struggled with alcoholism for 16 years and this september she relapsed during the coronaviruss pandemic. she asked her husband to call 911 hoping that paramedics would come and take her to an inpatient rehab facility but the police came and things escalated and they told her to go inside and she admits she was being combat

d'shea: i live in south jamaica, foborn and raised..rdasher, i'm a momma with a special needs child, she is the love of my life. doordash provides so much flexibility. if something happens with her, where i need to be home, i can just log out and just say "okay, my family needs me." i don't have to answer to nobody. i don't want to be nobody's employee. i do what i want, i'm independent. independent lady. that's what i like about it. >>> breaking news in "health lead." any minute a cdc advisory committee is expected to vote on who should get the coronavirus first. let's bring in dr. peter hotez from the texas children's hospital. after the first batch of people getting the vaccine we presume that will be health care providers and people on the front lines, doctors, nurses, hospital staff, what happens next? >> well, i think it's going to be really important to do two things. we want to stabilize the health care system and that is a key reason to vaccinate all of the health providers as quickly as possible. those at highest risk and i th

she and her friends are traveling to jamaica. said she feels safe traveling to jamaica because that country requires you to have a negative covid test at least 10 days prior to boarding the airplane. then i spoke with another high school student who was traveling with his father. he said just because we're getting on a plane doesn't mean we're not listening to the advice of health officials. listen in. >> it is a good activity to go outdoors, good for social distancing, you can stay safe with covid and we have gone to utah in the past to ski. so it is a good idea to try to get out of the house. >> reporter: bottom line, so many people we heard from are dealing with pandemic fatigue. meanwhile, december has been the deadliest month so far, linked to covid deaths. the virus killed more than 63,000 people. >> adrian, thank you so much in chicago o'hare. she said it, december has been the deadliest during the entire pandemic. more than 60,000 americans have lost their lives. for 26 consecutive days, hospitals nationwide recorded more

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officer christopher flores was responding to a burglary report when he shot and injured jamaica hampton. police say the gunfire erupted after hampton attacked one of the officers. but a grand jury determined there is probable cause to believe that officer flores committed a crime. the jury also indicted hampton in the case. >> i think there's a clear history of failure to hold police accountable, not just in san francisco but across the country. frankly, it's one of the reasons i was elected on a reform agenda with a commitment to enforce the law equally, including against police when they commit crimes. >> san francisco police officers association fired back saying, quote, bodine's failure to personally file charges against mr. hampton for his vicious attacks on our officers sends a clear message that bodine has no intention of protecting officers who are victims of violence. flores is the second san francisco officer in two weeks to be indicted. christopher samaya was charged with manslaughter in the deadly shooting of carjacking suspect keta oneil. >>> oakland is seeing a rise in vio

tras huir de jamaica por la violencia de pandillas temía ser deportada junto a su esposo a su país dondeeguir la victoria . >>> libertada que también tratan de conseguir (...) y sus cuatro hijos quienes han estado en santuario por un poco más de cuatro años. >>> fue la primera que entré a santuario en filadelfia y voy a ser la última en salir.pero tengo una gran esperanza por que aunque no va rápido mi casova avanzando . >>> se que el apoyo que recibieron los últimos años le sigue dando fe . >>> dios tiene el día y la hora exacta para cuando mi familia vayamos a salir del santuario . >>> los fiscales generales de california y nueva york dieron su oposición a la propuesta del departamento nacional personas que han sido liberadas temporalmente o que esperan una deportación pueden tener el derecho a laborar. cerca de 17,000 personas pedían permisos de trabajo bajo esta condición . >>> cambiamos de información pasamos con la autoridad en el tiempo. lo tenemos de forma remota pero eso no merma el pronóstico . cómo estás. en las tardes . >>> buenas tardes estamos ya iniciando lo que es el invi

my fourth image from barbados and jamaica. another hurricane, this one much worse. indeed, i think it is still the worst hurricane in caribbean history. as many as 30,000 people died. nearly 2 million pounds sterling in property losses. and by 1780, we are talking about a very different sort of context. were loyal barbados colonies during the american revolution. in other words, they could have declared independence. people in north america wanted them to declare independence, but they did not. sende king and parliament 120,000 pounds sterling in hurricane relief and disaster relief. personally donated 5000 pairs of shoes for the island militia and significant funds were also raised by merchants and by others in britain who organized disaster relief efforts. what all of this crash course in imperial disaster relief should tell you, among other things, is that disaster relief was a thing. it is something that happened between the 1750's and the 1780's, but that the quality and quantity of imperial disaster relief is situational. in other words, it mattered what kind

in immigration news, an undocumented couple from jamaica has moved out of a philadelphia church after living there in sanctuary for over two years to avoid deportation. oneita and clive thompson walked ouof the churcmonday morning as community supporters cheered them on wi applause and the sound of bells and whistles as they celebrated news the federal government has killed their deportation order. the couple h seven children, three of whom are u.s. citizens. the thompsons fled jamaica 15 years ago after a gang burnt down their farm and threatened to kill them. the family is now allowed to seek permanent residency in the united states. in new jersey, protests outside bergen county jail continue, demanding the release of immigrant prisoners during the pandemic. this is one of the prisoners speaking through the phone to a crowd of protesters sunday. >> we all want to go home to our families. nobody wants to stay in jail anymore. we are not inmates or prisoners, we are detainees. everybody wants to go home. amy: this comes as advocates are also denouncing ice's violent retaliation agains

according to the district attorney's office, officer christopher florez and jamaica hampton have been urged to surrender. and and is accused of attacking officers with a glass bottle last december. officers then opened fire. the grand jury found probable cause to believe florez committed a crime. details on the charges will come during arraignment. >>> it is a stark number. more than 1 million coronavirus cases have not been reported in the u.s. since the start of december. in that time, more than 14,000 americans have died. doctors are still learning about the effects patients can face weeks and months after having the coronavirus. now, a first of its kind study highlights the neurological problems for many covid survivors. a northwestern medicine study looked at more than 500 hospitalized patients and found 82% had neurological issues while they were sick. the doctors said most patients are longer haulers, young, previously healthy and had less severe covid and still are suffering with issues. >> muscle pain, headache, alteration of mental function going from mild confusion all the

. >> smells like you're sitting on the beach down in jamaica somewhere. >> then, story time has nevermore fun. >> now thousands of kids from around the world are tuning in, and we hang out and read books. >> and painting the void. artists are adding life and beauty to communities. >> it's a way for us as artists and also the organizations to communicate with the people and make sure they know we're there for them. >> plus, coyote sightings in san francisco. >> coyotes are still going about their usual day, but now they're looking out and going, "ooh! there's nobody here." ♪ >> feeding the front line is important because some hospitals are not keeping their full cafeteria crew on board. and they're also working nonstop, and so they can't go out in the middle of the night and get food. and there's a lot of places that are not even open anymore. we just thought this would be a great opportunity to revive restaurants. and the front line needs the food and the restaurants need the business, and so this is just a great win-win. >> we feel really excited to be feeding people who are local an

officer christopher florez was responding to a burglary report when he shot and wounded jamaica hampton. police say the gunfire came after hampton attacked another police officer. a grand jury determined that there is probable cause that florez committed a crime. the jury also indicted the suspect. >> this is not about sending a message, this is about enforcing the law equally. i ran my campaign on a platform to enforce laws equally and to hold police who violate the laws accountable. the same way we hold of the people who violate laws accountable. >> florez is the second seven cisco police officer in two weeks to be indicted. in connection with the shooting. today marks the 79 anniversary, 79 years ago, the attack on pearl harbor. right now, the mount diablo begin is lit up to commemorate the day, and honor of the world war ii veterans pick a we spoke with veteran mickey gammage. 101-year-old lives in san leandro. he was assigned aboard the uss pennsylvania and had a birds eye view of the attack. >> 500 pound bomb missing being by about 45 feet, came on past me, floated away. it shook

the iceberga 68a, is roughly the size of jamaica.ver three years, it has driftid in the south atlan ocean, but instead of breaking up as some thought would happent s on a collision course with the island of south georgia. it has very few people on it, mostly seabirds, penguins an seals. british antarctic survey's are concerned about the impact the iceberg could hnde, so it is g mission to led by oceanographer dr. paul abramson. >> the iceberg is about 200 meters thick. it goes on mt 200 meters into the sea, and we are concerned that as it gets closer to the island, it may welcome onto the shelf -- may well come on to the shelf and ground there. so we are travelg to the falklands in january, and should be able to set off at the end of the month towards south georgia, on the research ship james cook, operated by the national oceanography center in southhampton. we are planning to do measurements from the ship while we are in the area, but also with these robotics to carry on further measurements after we left -- after we have left. the

charges for non-fatal shooting that happened one year ago officer krista flores and the man he shot jamaicaampton. >>or indicted by a grand jury on friday for the 2019 shooting. hampton is accused of attacking the officers who later shot him while officer floors is being investigated for his use of force hampton suffered several injuries from the shooting scene here in body cam video and he had to have one of his legs amputated the dha subdued dean hopes both men will voluntarily surrender. the san francisco police officers association released a statement that says quote chase of a dean's decision is absolutely appalling. a san francisco man was seriously injured last night when 2 suspects robbed and shot him. it happened around 11 o'clock there castro and elizabeth streets in no police say the suspects robbed the 41 year-old victim of his phone before shooting him. twice and then running away the victim was taken to a los local hospital with life threatening injuries an update on. his condition is unknown at this time, no arrests have been made. >>yosemite national park will only be open

indeed maybe remember this one officer christopher flores in the man he shot jamaica hampton were indicted by a grand jury friday for the 2019 shooting. >>hampton is accused of attacking the officers who later shot him. while officer flores is being investigated for his use of force hampton suffered several injuries from the shooting as seen here on body camera footage and i do have one of his legs amputated. district attorney jason burdine says he hopes both men will voluntarily surrender the san francisco police officers association released a statement in response and said quote chase teens decision is absolutely appalling. he south bay kron 4 viewer from santa clara sent us. this ring video it shows a man stealing packages from their front porch happened on saturday on stafford street the viewer tells us that this grinch was driving a nissan the santa clara police they've been notified the family is currently offering a small cash reward for anybody with information. coming up a college freshman now able to attend the school of his dreams, thanks to california prisoners, how they help

the district attorney says a grand jury has indicted officer christopher flores in the shooting of jamaica hampton exactly one year ago today. hampton was severely injured. what you're looking at here surveillance and body cam video. police say hampton got into the officer's suv and attacked him. chief bill scott calling it a violent and unprovoked attack against his officer. he said, quote, given the facts as we know them i am surprised and quite frankly disappointed by this felony indictment against one of our officers. now, the d.a. won't say what charges that officer is facing. last month you might recall the d.a. filed charges against another police officer for homicide. it stemmed from a shooting three years ago when police say o'neil stole a state lottery van and led officers on a chase before he got out and ran. body cam footage shows officer christopher samoa fire his gun through the passenger window of his patrol cruiser killing o'neil. >>> let's take a look outside at the trump white house where a judge has reinstated daca. the obama era program shields undocumented immigrants w

describes as a world heritage site in danger 8 anti-poaching rangers for a park as big as the island of jamaica the mission appears impossible the jungle is dense disorienting and dangerous the rangers fear both the armed poachers and the attacks from the wild cats they are meant to protect making the animal they move swiftly and quietly towards a fire they can spell burning by a water spots. sergeant juve points to what is left of a camp they arrived too late yet again they are one step behind. it's hard to catch them finding coaches in both walking kilometers up to kilometers in silence to try to catch them by surprise. with the men cannot do 10 in jell-o. hoops a drone can from the air he may get a better view of where the poachers are but the immensity of the task he is rangers are faced with his huge preserving $450.00 species of animals and $16000.00 types of plants and precious trees the threat is not just poaching but industry human encroachment inside the park are small scale gold mining ventures destroying piano most habitat on the outskirts of the gold mining is of industrial scale a

should brighten up in jamaica through sunday, a top temperature in kingston of 27 degrees celsius. ♪i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents. this is me. fighting both isis and say asaud. >> the first of a two-part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father, the son, and the jihad. part one. on al-jazeera. ♪ >> these are our top stories. the united states is set to rl out the pfizer-biontech coronavirus vaccine they have white house is putting pressure on the top drug thord, the f.d.a. americans could be getting the vaccine within days. britain's astrazeneca is planning to test the effectiveness of its covid-19 vaccine and whether it can be boosted if combined with russia's sputnik v. trials are expected to start there in the coming weeks. and u.s. president-elect joe biden's unveiled five new picks for his incoming administration. many of them familiar names. with close ties to the cabinet of former president barack obama. new evidence in the case of an italian student tortured and murdered in egypt could further implication security officials there.

these drastic numbers, more than 11 square kilometres of forest is lost, an area the size of jamaica,ver a ten year average prior to bolsonaro taking power, are driving us to the precipice collectively. thank you very much, christian. thanks for being with us, sta ble thanks for being with us, stable is if you can and bbc news. sharon osbourne tells us our tv show is changing in the face of the pandemic? it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i'm feeling so helpless that the children are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippy cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11:00 this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle and then a minerfrom calais was shaking hands and exchanging flags with his opposite number from dover. welcome back. the governor california said he may impose cor

these drastic numbers, more than 11 square kilometres of forest is lost, an area the size of jamaica, jump over a ten year average prior to bolsonaro taking power, are driving us to the precipice collectively. and tomorrow on bbc world news we've a special programme with climate campaigners from around the world putting their questions and concerns live to the united nations secretary—general. us president—elect, joe biden, has announced his nominations for his senior economic team, with most of the positions going to women. they include the former head of the federal reserve, janet yellen who has officially been nominated us treasury secretary — the first time a woman has held the post. us economist claudia sahm previously worked with janet yellen at the federal reserve. janet yellen is absolutely memorable. i worked for her when she was the vice federal chair and when she was the chair. i have worked very closely with her as she was president of the american economics association. she is the most qualified person to be secretary of the treasury. i am very excited she will be taking

it's been reported that the government has now entered into an agreement with the government of jamaica when will that agreement be published? well, we do not have any formal agreements. what we do have is a ongoing dialogue about any individual flight or any individual operational circumstance. but let me make completely clear that our commitment to discharging our duty under the 2007 act — which is to seek to remove, or deport rather, anyone committing an offence of over a one—year sentence regardless of their age on arrival — remains steadfastly in place. deporting those who've been in the uk since childhood shows the lessons of windrush have not been learned. the minister keeps referring to murderers and rapists, yet deportation applies to those with sentences as low as 12 months. is it not time to provide legislative certainty and protection for those who come to the uk as children? the debate about whether some age threshold is appropriate is a debate this house had. it had that debate in 2007, and this house decided, i think rightly, that anyone who's convicted of an offence and

following the cloud and rain that's making its way across hispaniola could see a shower or 2 into jamaica it's cold enough in havana but it's in the process of working up. but. covert 19 is grounded global travel for countries dependent on tourism like kenya the effects are devastating. well. somebody livelihoods vanish people in power reveals the hardships facing affected communities and the efforts being made to protect wildlife from the threats of increased production in the wake of the pandemic kenya the unfathomable virus on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour an advisory board of the u.s. food and drug administration has recommended the pfizer coronavirus vaccine it should be authorized for use the committee will meet again for formal approval but it's another step in the right direction toward rolling out an immunization campaign in the worst affected country in the world. has become the 4th arab nation to agree to normalize ties with israel the u.s. brokered the deal promising in exchange to recognize morocco's claim of the disputed weste

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hispaniola sunshine is shallow as for the eastern islands will sunshine than showers she brightened up in jamaica as you go on through sunday a top temperature in kingston of 27 degrees celsius. i was raised in france and these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and us of. the 1st of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad caught one on al-jazeera. they were found as they were these are our top stories the united states that set to follow the u.k. in rolling out the finds out biotech coronavirus vaccine the white house is in fact common pressure on the country's top drug authority the f.d.a. americans could be getting the vaccine within days britain's astra zeneca is planning to test the effectiveness of its covert 19 back seam and whether it can be boosted if combined with russian sputnik the trials are expected to start there in the coming weeks and us president elect joe biden is about 5 new picks for his incoming administration many of them familiar names with close ties to the cabinet of former president barack ob