never. >> stephen, did you kill your wife jody? >> i did not hurt jody. didn't hurt jody. i didn't push her. i didn't cause her to get hurt. i didn't kill my wife. >> we talked to stephen scharf at the bergen county jail, where he was held for more than two years after his arrest in 2008. he and his wife, tina, say that they have paid a high price for something he didn't do. >> our daughter is two and a half and still has never been held by her father because we don't have contact visits. >> it's not just a tragedy for jody. it's a tragedy for john, it's a tragedy for my wife, it's a tragedy for my daughter and for myself. >> still, he decided not to take the stand in his own defense but told dateline that when he first said years ago about his wife's death was the truth. >> i wish it didn't happen. i wish we had gone to the comedy club. but i didn't -- i'm innocent. >> but had the jury gotten that same message? when they walked into that deliberating room for the first time, some jurors in fact planned to vote not guilty. >> there wasn't enough evidence

who was jodi arias? here's josh mankiewicz with "along came jodi. " >> mr. alexander was dead. you worried about that, right? >> yes. >> it would be you that did it, correct? >> yes. >> the jodi arias trial never played as a murder mystery. jodi, after all, had admitted to 12 jurors in open court and a few million viewers on tv, that she was the one who shot, stabbed, and then stabbed some more her former boyfriend and secret sex partner. >> as to count one, first degree murder, guilty. >> why, then, did so many millions of trial followers stick around for the final act? [cheers] and why did so many leave home and work to gather on the courthouse steps to await the final verdict? we'll take an in-depth look at the case, into why jodi arias became so obsessed with travis alexander, and so many of you became obsessed with this trial. >> hello. >> we start with this home video, played for the jury. it shows travis holding court amid a circle of friends. look a little closer and you'll see a blond tenderly nestled in his lap. that's jodi, in much happier times, when she and travis

i want to hear from you, jodi. you brought that up. what did you -- tell me what you brought up and why. >> i brought up to the fact that this is not what he did but more or less what he didn't do. he did not provide lifesaving measures for george floyd when he knew that the guy was in pain or needed medical attention. even the firefighter that was opposite said check his pulse, check his pulse. and they said do you want to do anything? no, we're leaving him here. he had ample to roll him over and start cpr and he didn't. he didn't move one bit. and even when the ems came and checked him, he never even got up. and he knew he'd been lifeless for 30 seconds to a minute. he still never stepped up and let the ems come in and do their job. he had to have the ems tap him to get up. that to me said more than what he actually did, that he just didn't do anything to help him at that time. >> why do you think that was the light bulb? >> well, when we were in deliberations and jodi did bring that up and we did look through everything very, very c

vance was in kamloops in british columbia for his jody. tell us more about the prime minister, his visit to come loops. how is he being received and what message as he bring in parties? well, the to sweat dick and take it to come. lapse nations are gathered here in the arbor, the pow arbor here, the prime minister has arrived. the chief of the nation is as thinking right now about to introduce the prime minister to address the media and take questions from the media. there will be a presentations in gatherings as well as stories from survivors prior to coming here and meeting with the community all and hearing from survivors in the pow arbor . the prime minister did a tour of the kamloops presidential school, as well as the secret site, which is what apple orchard is now called the place where 215 unmarked graves of children's talk were discovered a just shy of 5 months ago. prime minister justin trudeau as it is expected to lay said to take questions here to day, and certainly the hope of the nation and the community here is some real mea

a jody. as you mentioned, the prime minister had been invited to visit the kamloops community a number of times as you mentioned, you know, who he didn't even observe some the all the days in observance and, and reflection at why is we decided to go now and ah, well, that's a very good question that i guess community would like answered they didn't get my i think that he would be attending today. i did a very busy time for them to come. let play show up. nick at 1st nisha ever since. back in may on may 27th of this year. when those 259 my grades were discovered by the 1st news here. there was no visit by the prime minister, then there was none. on the 3rd trip in reconciliation. so the why now question is very present. however, the prime minister has had closed door meetings with elders. the chair chief, her grandmother has here, who was present here and, and did not mince words when she was speaking to the disappointment of mister unity in that his absence on september 30th. certainly today

haidi: jodi, political news director. president biden will meet with president xi jinping before the end of the year. meetings between the white house national security advisor jake sullivan and the top chinese diplomat. joining us from washington, we heard these reactions from the u.s. saying these were meaningful talks, six hours, different tone to the talks we had in alaska. >> yes. we have certainly seen in recent days and effort at improving the relationship and engagement. we saw on monday for instance u.s. trade representative katherine tai give an important speech talking about a republican with china rather than -- eight re-coupling -- a re-coupling with china. ways to collaborate, three pillars where china needs to live up to its phase i agreements. the u.s. needs to provide 301 exclusions from those tariffs for businesses that need to import their input, and also working with allies such as europe to face china together. that is really a new approach that has been laid out this week by president biden's top tra

jody heymann, welcome to the "newshour". first of all, give us a sense of how much of the developed world already does offer some sort of paid leave for ca employees. >> nearly the entire world. not just high income but low and middle income countries offered paid leave. so 181 countries out of 192 offer paid sick leave, even more, 185 offer paid materty leave. about half as many paid leave for dads. it's overwhelmingly what countries do. >> woodruff: there's still a lot we don't know about what congress is discussing and certainly not what they're going to end up with, but the reporting is that what was in the original proposal, twelve weeks of paid family leave, they're looking at cutting that possibly to four weeks. how much difference would that make? >> going down to four weeks would be a huge loss. i think we just have to think about the circumstances. first, someone getting sick. if someone has cancer, they're not going to be treated and well four weeks later. if someone has a heart attack, being able to return to phy

jody hice from georgia, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr.will vote yes on h.r. 4611. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 412, the nays are 2. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the the motion toreconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is vote on the phoeugs the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2379 as amended. on which the yeas and nays are ordered the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 2379, a bill to amend the 21st century cures act to re-authorize and extend a grant program to the opioid disorder use cries -- crisis and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned cover

well, jody vance joins us lies now from a loops, the prime minister has been invited to visit the can loops community a number of times. and i mean, we heard what many people thought of him not going earlier. why is it on there now? much is angela, sir? well, there are numerous reasons and certainly that is an over arcane question here for the prime minister of canada. why not until now? as mentioned, it was maze almost 5 months ago that 215 unmarked graves of children were found here on the site of the hamlet's indian residential school. this is the pow wow arbor where the event is taking place today. certainly the prime minister has been held to account by the chief of work this 1st nation, the regional chief, as well as the national tree, very stern words and a conversation that has been ongoing for a number of hours here. where details of what is needed to move forward with regard to the truth and reconciliation as country and specifically where the 250 and unmarked graves. these unidentified remains here on the lens of the camps, indian residential schools, and how the prime mini

very interesting, jody i'm sure this segment is going to create some controversy check your twitter put probably hear from the other side on this, probably even tomorrow jody, thank you very much. we appreciate your perspectives. >> thank you. >>> coming up, copper is up 7% over the past week what does it say about the global economy good old dr. copper, our trading nation team discusses that nt.ex e the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. in 2016, i was working at the amazon warehouse when my brother passed away. and a couple of years later, my mother passed away. after taking care of them, i knew that i really wanted to become a nurse. amazon helped me with training and tuition. today, i'm a medical assistant and i'm studying to become a registered nurse. in filipino: you'll always be in my heart. >>> welcome back to

in the enemy of our peace, a reclaiming of culture, and faith, they say, is the path to recovery. jody vance. al jazeera, vancouver. ah, look at the main stories now and state television and sudan is reporting that 6 sudanese ambassadors including those to the united states. the e. u and china have been removed from that post. i. the military chase are also growing international demands for the military traverse. it's curb. the african union has suspended, sued on from all activities until civilian rule is restored and the well bank has put a hold on any aid state oil company work as in doctor's are among the latest to join strikes and protests inside the.

the aim was to assimilate indigenous children, but many died from abuse, neglect, and disease. jody vance reports pray, tell her. here. rose miller was a student at this residential school in kamloops, british columbia. a survivor who to his horrible everything about her her life was horrible. here this apple orchard now called the sacred site, has red stakes representing the remains of $215.00 children found so far revealed by ground penetrating radar. the unmarked graves sparked an awakening. and canada prime minister justin trudeau invited numerous times since the discoveries hadn't come until now. i am here to day to say, i wish i had been here a few weeks ago and i deeply regret it. oh, elders and chiefs from the to come lapse to show up nick community put pressure on trudeau over. what had gone on in these government sanctioned religious run schools . the once oral history told for generations is now confirmed. our knees are here. oh, oh, our little ones. nice. there justice o calls to action for trudeau are varied, but he summed it up like this. let us not forget that what took gen

they say is the path to recovery, jody vance.

or jody westby is chief executive of the global cyber risk and adjunct professor at georgia institute of technology. she joined us on skype from washington. d. c. thank you very much for your time. so let's talk about this from, from a cybersecurity perspective because i think it would be surprising to a lot of people that a hacker can, or assuming it's a hacker can, can infiltrate a petrol station. i know actually is quite easy. and i think that this probably is a local and internal if you will, within the country hack into there, and critical infrastructure that controls the distribution of gas to these pectoral stations. so no, it's actually cyber attacks today are not that difficult. one else can hack into get into that. perhaps we wouldn't think of because, you know, you think about cybersecurity, you think about maybe your phone, your computer. but i mean, obviously there are a lot more things that many of us don't think about that can be hacked into was certainly for companies that are vulnerable for all types of data, not just personally identifiable information, their trade s

be identified and to give some relief to those families who did not see their children come home. jody vance, al jazeera, kamloops, british columbia, canada, a business man, accused of laundering money for venezuela's government has appeared to miami court, alex sobs, phoenix, extradited to the us from cape bird, accused of siphoning millions of dollars from a state run food subsidy program. but it's way the president says sob was kidnapped by washington. nicholas, my daughter suspended talks with the us bank proposition in protest. no, so you got bought up there and you, i'm not going to lie. they did it with malice with a criminal spirit. they kidnapped, alex sobbed, we left mexico as way to protest. we'll evaluate what will happen with those dialogues later. you know, right now we are angry and protesting and facing this injustice. we'll see about that later. for columbia, the president is well coming, washington's move, he then do k is calling the extradition a triumph against my duties dictatorship. so we're going to look at it. but 1st of all, i'm really happy this tradition happ

at the institutions. prime minister justin trudeau has called for a formal apology from the pope. jodi vance. reports from vancouver. it's not hard to see the generational trauma. indigenous communities suffer from catholic residential school abuses, to broken families to children lost in the cracks of foster care. there is more than one place to lay blame, but it's the young people who suffer most. they have issues that they faced from their parents and like anger, alcohol abuse, drug abuse, because of all the horrible things that they went through in residential school, in the unresolved issues or pass down to the young people. and they don't know how to face it. have a good, they're both the canadian human rights tribunal as well as federal courts recently ruled, but foster care survivors must be compensated. most will tell you that there is no price tag big enough. how could somebody assess 40000 or 50000 or 800004 being raped and molested and condemned and made little and robbed from family for no good reason. even though prime minister just into those government has appealed cour

we're just going from house to house and city jody's the army checkpoint and the state police stationed in the shut up village school a trying to provide reassurance. they gave us a ride around town. a lot of people have now returned to last to meet the village to has quite subdued add to it. there's no law of causal people in the street, apart from the soldiers and the police who with now one man who hasn't showed the state new governor, or any one from his cabinet. even though last to meet this is just an hour from the capital. the shopkeeper had a message for them. if i want to let you guys up, the numbers thing is the model. i ask the authorities to please answer this call and we are people to be that we want to live here in our community, our homes, in our land. please be aware of that. and as the song says, you know, sort this out between you and them. do whatever deals between yourselves, let us work, let us live in peace is not a call for justice or the application of the law just for an agreement to be reached. so that when the soldiers and police go, these people can still sur

they say, is the path to recovery. jody vance. al jazeera vancouver now indigenous communities and labor unions protested in ecuador for a 2nd day on wednesday. they want the government to free is the price of fuel, which has now risen many times and recent months to re isabel has the story o. b block, the main highway outside kito. residents of san miguel liquor lit on se precedent. jetta, more lasso who has been in office for 4 months, lie to them during the election campaign about fixing but troubled economy and improving their lives. wow. they say his recent decision to raise fuel prices proves it. this woman does not want to show her face. she said nurse and says we're dorians are struggling to survive. i learned, you know, i make $400.00 a month and i cannot make it to the end of the month. the president increases the price of fuel and this affects us in every possible way. it wasn't long before the police and armed forces marched in. the president cleared a state of emergency a week ago to combat racing. crime, and protests

they say is the path to recovery. jody vance. al jazeera, vancouver. while cuba is economy has declined by 13 percent since the start of this pandemic. despite that economic minister, 100 jayla says the islands, financial system will prevail, but it still faces crushing us sanctions, which made it harder to acquire the medical equipment to fight curve at 19 and indirectly, man to the tightening of the blockade and dependent i have imposed exceptional conditions on us in 2 years we have lost more than 13 percent of our gross domestic product. many of the problems depend on ourselves on us working better. that is true, but in concrete terms, we also need resources. and the blockade is determined to prevent us from obtaining them. when hazy, providing health care is difficult, even in the best of times, these are times of crisis. gangs. they have blockaded ports, creating a fuel shortage. now it's a life or death situation for hospital patients. for benefit reports from the capital, puerto prince of all the places that are suffering in haiti to day. this

and to give some relief to those families who did not see their children come home. jody events al jazeera can loops british columbia, canada. ah, i'm, let's take a look at some of the headlines here. now just here, now, north korea has test 5, at least one ballistic missile into the sea of japan, a meeting of intelligence chiefs from the us, japan and south korea has been called. they agreed to strength and cooperation. japan's prime minister is canceled the election campaign events to assess the situation. though it is very regrettable that the country has continued launching missiles since last month. i thought i'd rather not predict north korea's intentions of firing missiles from my point of view, but i think we must continue making efforts on grasping the situation and collecting information. man miles minute for government is releasing political prisoners. the amnesty grounds, freedom to those who took part in anti cru, demonstration, most of the physical leaders of the former government including all the time so she will remain in detention. the move follows a shann decision to exc

before the break, jodie cunningham, the newly crowned woman of steel, showed a great turn of pace tot under the posts. brilliant try for st helens. after the restart, leeds had an excellent opportunity to pull the score back, but yet another rhinos error meant the chance went begging. from there, it was the st helens show and then almost a carbon copy of the first try, burke pounced on an inch perfect kick for her second of the game. before leeds could catch their breath, st helens were in again, hardcastle steaming away from the rhinos defence. amy hardcastle! saints had time for two more tries before the end, with bush touching down their sixth of the game and sealing their first super league title, making them the first women's team to claim the treble. an historic achievement with a celebration to match. staying with historic achievements because in what has been dubbed rugby league's million pound game, toulouse have defeated feather stone in the championship final and will make n'jie french side in the super league next season, it took only five mitts for the frenchman to take

jody hice of georgia, i inform the house that mr. hice will vote no on h.r. 4369. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, i inform the house that mrs. kirkpatrick will vote yes on h.r. 4369. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kasten of illinois, i inform the house that mr. kasten will vote yes on h.r. 4369. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon of the -- fallin of the great stieft texas, i inform the house that mr. fallin will vote yes on h.r. 4369. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 4369. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member desig

jodi vance, al jazeera, vancouver. ♪ >> i am with the headlines from al jazeera.nvoys from several western countries have met with the prime minister at his residence. that comes a day after the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken spoke to him. international pressures growing on suydam's military leaders. african union has suspended khartoum from meetings. the united nations says there's a cause for all government officials to be released. >> what's important for the secretary-general and for all of us is to see the immediate and unconditional release of all of the government officials who continue to be unlawfully detained as well as activists, anyone else who has been detained arbitrarily by the authorities, and everyone's human rights, of course, must be respected. the secretary-general has been on the phone, and his advisers have been in touch with relevant people. >> the european court of justice has ordered poland to pay a daily find of -- fine of 101 million dollars in a row over judicial reforms. ecuador's president has called for dialogue as protests i

jody heymann with the world policy analysis center, thank. >> thank you very much, judy. a senate committee is widening its investigation into the impact social media platforms have on children, teens and young adults, with more apps facing congressional scrutiny. william brangham has our coverage, beginning with this report. and a warning -- this story contains sensitive subject matter including discussion of suicide. >> i don't think parents are going to stand by while our kids and our democracy become collateral damage to a profit game. william on capitol hill, : executives from youtube, snapchat and tiktok were grilled by lawmakers on what these wildly popular platforms are doing to protect children online and exactly what kinds of material kids are able to access. >> kids as young as 9 have died doing viral challenges on tiktok. william today marks the first : time representatives from tiktok and snapchat have appeared before congress. among the many issues lawmakers asked about -- how to prevent dealers selling counterfeit pills and illegal substances to young peopl

. >> jody watley. >> that's right! will join me on "the cross connection" and it will be filled with entertainment and information. >> i love it. >> that we hope will leave the viewers wanting more. thanks so much, ali. i'm always thrilled to share the screen with you saturday morning. >> and you, my friend. we will see tiffany at 10:00 a.m. and stay tuned for "the cross connection" right after "velshi" on msnbc. the house committee on january 6th is out with subpoenas for trump associates and people in his orbit, and if those individuals think they can defy these court orders they have another thing coming or congressional orders. i'll tell you who is being targeted with jamie raskin on that committee. he's standing by. more "velshi" in just a moment. living with bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place... ...and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depress

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. >> at some point, i think it was jodie, i'm pretty sure it was jodie, said wait a minute, does thehave to be the death of george floyd? or can it be him not providing the life support? and all of a sudden a light bulb just went on for those people i think were undecided or on the not guilty side. >> i brought up the fact that this is not what he did, but more or less what he didn't do, he did not provide life-saving measures for george floyd, when he knew that the guy was in pain or needed medical attention. even the firefighter that was asked, said check his pulse, check his pulse. they checked his pulse, do you want to do anything? no, we're leaving him. he could have rolled him over and start cpr, and he didn't. he didn't move one bit. >> it's fascinating to hear from the jurors and their mind-set. and what went into the decisionmaking. and many of them said the trial was a life-altering experience for them. they say they're still haunted over the video of george floyd's death having to watch it over and over again during the trial. just imagine, some have even sought counseling

. >> reporter: marguerite decourage, played by jodie comer of "killing eve," refuses to remain silenttrial by combat means she could wind up burned at the stake. >> you are risking my life so you can fight your enemy and save your pride. >> what is really special about marguerite's story is her extraordinary courage and heroism. it's a great story about an extraordinary person from real life. >> reporter: the epic tale of a gory battle between gladiators, based on real-life events of a sexual assault told roshamon style, three different perspectives. >> the two male narraters prove unreliable narraters, then reveal this world of women that's been totally ignored and overlooked through the first two acts of move they. >> and throughout history. >> she's the only one of the narraters that understands she's a human being. >> how do the women in your life feel about the feminist twist in the movie? >> my daughter was like, today it's more difficult to have a nuanced conversation about consent, than a simplistic story about climbing in the window. >> she's 4. >> very sophisticated. >> repo

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and excited about the president and ceo of the san francisco visitors and convention bureau jodi lisandro for the local tourism industry. but i think it's a great thing for going to have come back. it's great to have whose passengers walking restaurants and retail and and believe street is it's a very positive step forward for us. it's been 18 months since the last cruise ship. >> i was in is going in that circumstance and didn't turn out well with that with the beginning of the pandemic. >> he's referring to the grand princess cruise ship. the last cruise ship into the bay was carrying passengers and crew members who endured a monthlong quarantine on board at the port of oakland due to an outbreak of covid-19. >> 4 passengers have to show proof of being vaccinated to board. correct. passengers will be required to show proof of vaccination. the deputy director for maritime at the port of san francisco and recalled in talked about how support has been working with health officials to ensure a safe return port has been working closely with the department of public health as well as other lo

was a freak who tried to impress actress jodie foster. reagan barely survived.-be assassin was paroled in virginia. in less than a year he will be released from all court supervision. nobody monitoring his immediates, travel or communications. shoot a president in the heart and years later you are a free man. if you question the election or the cdc, i'm sorry, sir, you are going to have to come with me. america feels like bruce willis in "12monkeys." you are volunteering. >> thank you. jesse: a $3.5 trillion bill costs nothing. the border is secure. and what's afghanistan? >> we did it today. extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravery and selfless courage of our military and diplomatic officials. jesse: everything costs more now. but the geniuses in washington claim it's all going away soon, don't worry. >> the data shows most of the price increases we have seen were expected to be temporary. jesse: not so fast. >> dollar tree is breaking the buck. the store where nearly everything sells for $1 is raising prices up to 50 cents

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be identified and to give some relief to those families who did not see their children come home. jody events al jazeera can loops british columbia canada jury selection is taking place for the trial of 3 white us men who faithfully shot a black joker in february of last year. the judges questioning potential jurors about their views on race. 65 year old man, his son and their neighbor, they are accused of confronting and murdering 25 year old. with aubrey in glenn county, georgia pleaded not guilty saying they believed aubrey was losing properties. unions and haiti's capital for the prince of rallied to protest against desperate living conditions. countries been in the grip of political and economic turmoil for years and things of course worse and after the assassination of president jovan marie in july. and then the earthquake that killed more than 2000 people in august . the demonstrations for the kidnapping of 17 christian missionaries. they were taken by a gang on saturday after visiting an orphanage near the capital. the u. s. has sent a team to help patient official signed the 1

it's under noise for jody's less party the week. and also with a woman who's a politician for the c d u party, they say both of them in their view, it's a step backwards for press. freedom in europe does isn't oh, clearly this situation does not with european freedom in a positive light. we have to acknowledge that deny media space has been subject to censorship and manipulation, which reminds me of the worst times in germany. it's in our interest for our see to make an even greater contribution to german and european media diversity. as i've said before, r t has become an integral component of european press freedom. we as citizens have the right to be informed and have access to high quality journalists regardless of its origin. fitness, you know, i considered it a challenging situation that now the russian point of view, public or political is being more and more suppressed. archie deutsch does not have a particularly good reputation in germany, not with readers, but rather among their colleagues. they don't like r t deutsch beca

they say, is the path to recovery. jody vance al jazeera, vancouver ah m. alamo. he deal with the headlines on al jazeera, the u. n. 's assistance missions he sit on his tweeted that invoice from several western countries of met with i stood prime minister of da, the hum doke at his residence. it comes a day after you a secretary of state's antony blinkin, spoke to him. international pressure is going on citizens, military leaders. the african union has suspended cartoon for mobile services, and the world bank has put a hold on 86 sudanese ambassadors have been removed from their posts. finally, june to the united nations has reiterated kohl's, federal government officials to be released. what's important for the secretary general and for all of us, is to see the immediate and unconditional release of all other government officials who continue to be on, on lawfully detained as well as activist or any one else who has been detain arbitrarily, or by the authorities. and every once human rights, of course, must be a respected or the secretary general has been on the

they say, is the path to recovery. jodie vance al jazeera vancouver. ah, look at the main stories now and state television and sudan is reporting that 6 sudanese ambassadors including those to the united states. the you and china have been removed from their posts by the military. chase are also growing international demands for the military traverse. it's curb. the african union has suspended, sued on from all activities until civilian rule is restored and the well bank has put a hold on any aid, stay oil company work as in doctor's or among the latest to join strikes and protest inside the country. meanwhile, the united nations has reiterated calls for government officials and sudan to be released. what's important or for the secretary general, and for all of us is to see the immediate an unconditional release of all other government officials who continue to be oh, on, on lawfully detained. as well as activist, so anyone else who has been detained arbitrarily or by the authorities? and every once human rights of course, must be a respected israel ha

right, for people to access information and really the right to tell the truth and do the right thing. jody, thanks very much for bringing us a sense of what is happening outside the high court today. ortiz shoddy, edwards dash 2. well, the hearing comes after a number of potentially game changing developments that could influence the long running battle over julianna's sound. just fate right now though there remains to be seen whether the court will take them into consideration as ilia pacheco takes us through. when last month's journalists revealed an alleged cia plot to kidnap or even kill julian assange. many of those who read it must have thought, wow, if the mightiest of spy agencies was so keen to get rid of the whistleblower, it's really a miracle he's still alive if the claims from september report are true, it just shows how much he's loathed. busy by anyone in charge in d. c. for his partner though, and other problems activists, it served as another chance to convince the rest of the world. what washington's real intentions are when it comes to assange. this is a game changer goi

this security crisis has only worsened with new terrorists factions. emerging jody attacks continue to devastate their sa hell region of north africa, and with a growing backlash against the french present, millennial electron has agreed to pull most of the trips out. last week, the french president slammed the government saying by mikko has 0 credibility after 2 military coups. meanwhile, molly's prime minister as accused france of abandoning his country it to lose the loss of the nation. firstly, the terrorists came from libya and who destroyed the libyan state. it was france and his allies, those terrorists came from abroad and then they expanded to secondly, when the malia government asked france for help in 2013, the authorities only wanted as support and intelligence, but no troops on the ground france complied with that request in a few areas, but when they reached key dull, they blocked the molly military from entering, creating an enclave for us and what happened next. in order to establish new governments, the french contacted members of answer are deemed an organisation cons

some of the people inside the club to trust the law whose opinion he really, really values like like jody roy, he decided to stick with him and, and i did to stick with criminal, decided to give him a bad time and see what stability can bring as possible and bring plays back the time, but human noted as much as the next one is dependent on result. stay of execution if you will. he is 12 games and then the classical to put the pressure back on in boston. i have 4 winnable games for the champion before the november international break story, including a big jump in play game and bosses progress in the champions league. it's probably going to be dependent on unconvinced future as long as they can stay with in touch . the top 4 in the make, it is getting all that jumping later that's going to be that's going to be k e live on a case by case basis, which is an ideal. there's no expectation to be hit beyond just a question of how long he can remain image of this season. i should say knighthood manager only going a soldier received a very different response from fans outside old trafford. despit

government issued card or receiving error messages, most arabians rely on those subsidies to fill the cons. jody westby is chief executive of global cyber risk and an adjunct professor at georgia institute of technology. she explains why companies and state institutions are a perfect target for hackers. for companies they're vulnerable for all types of data, not just personally identifiable information, their trade secrets, their confidential information, their proprietary information, but then critical infrastructure of support to all of society. so, you know, like electricity grids, why utilities, telephone systems manufacturing systems. there are about 16 different critical infrastructure sectors and they're all vulnerable because they all connect to the internet. and so that's the common point of failure, if you will, if you're on the, they're all on the internet, then you can get to all of those by maneuvering around the system. talk to companies are trying to create software to help counter these attacks. but you know, one of the biggest problems is the legal framework for cyber crime is n

the consumer discretionary industrial and financial sectors, each saw significant gays. jody is now to take a look at thursdays. market movement is michelle schneider. she is a partner and director of trading research and education for the market gauge group . always a pleasure to have you on michelle. now, market seemed to be popping, especially earlier on this deal. but in reality, it seems congress is just for lack of a better term kicking the can down the road here. does the set up market for a roller coaster at the end of the year as we look into november and december? well, definitely it does set it up. we've already kind of been in a bit of a roller coaster. and if you just step back and look at the markets over the last few months, we've kind of been range valley hit july lowes and bounced a little bit particularly in nasdaq. and yet we still have a lot of overhead resistance. but stepping back, i think the timing on december is so interesting because we have a lot that's going to happen between now and then to add to the roller coaster we have the holiday season upon us will b

holiday honors indigenous students who are forced him to the state bank residential school system. jody vance has mall from kamloops in british columbia. here in the interior of british columbia, canada stands the kamloops indian residential school. this notorious structure is caught at the center of a political and human rights storm in this country. prime minister justin trudeau will be here to meet with the elders and tour this structure built with the sole purpose of taking control of indigenous children to remove their culture. connection with family and language rampant. sexual and physical abuses have been documented here. children dead often with no contact to inform families, they just never came home resulting in generational trauma, the orchard is where 215 unmarked graves of children were discovered using ground penetrating radar in may, sparking new awareness to what 1st nations had been saying for decades, the discovery called just the tip of the iceberg. add to this questions about how administrators of the school handled those bodies. were they treated with dignity and r