and, remembering kenneth kaunda. giant of africa's liberation struggles has died at the age of 97. welcome to world news america in the uk, on pbs and around the globe. the ethiopian government has called on the african union to immediately stop an inquiry into human rights abuses in tigray. almost eight months of conflict have devastated the region. despite repeated calls by the international community to end the hostilities, the fighting continues and aid agencies cannot reach all those in need. the united nations warns that the area is in imminent danger of famine unless drastic measures are taken. the bbc�*s kalkidan yibeltal has travelled to tigray and sent us this report. this boy has had heart problems since he was a child. he needed constant medical attention. but as tigray�*s war raged, it became difficult to find care and food. translation: we had medical appointments but roads - were closed due to the war so we had to walk for three days without food. this affected my son a lot. before the war we had hospi

kenneth kaunda. welcome to hardtalk. forthose kenneth kaunda. welcome to hardtalk. those of us who do not remember, just give us an idea of what it was really like to live under colonial rule in africa? it like to live under colonial rule in africa?— rule in africa? it was a terrible _ rule in africa? it was a terrible experience. i rule in africa? it was a - terrible experience. because, we are leaving apartheid, separate schools, separate hospitals, separate everything. and these schools only a handful of whites and browns, either schools have very few children and having many schools, many hospitals and everything well, but majority. how did it make you feel? that you feel humiliated? we how did it make you feel? that you feel humiliated?— how did it make you feel? that you feel humiliated? we went to the sho -s you feel humiliated? we went to the sheps to _ you feel humiliated? we went to the sheps to go _ you feel humiliated? we went to the shops to go and _ you feel humiliated? we went to the shops to go and buy - the shops to go and buy something and it was g

president kenneth kaunda.which became increasingly oppressive. as new winds of change blew through africa, kenneth kaunda was becoming out of tune with his people. protests against his government was sparked by rocketing food prices and shortages of essentials. it forced him to agree to democratic change. he was eventually ousted by frederick luber in elections in 1991. the influence he continued to exert led to his arrest for treason in 1997 but the new regime dropped the charges under pressure from the international community. at nelson mandela's funeral kenneth kaunda made a last international appearance, casting away his stick, bounding onto the stage. {30d bounding onto the stage. god bless him _ bounding onto the stage. god bless him and _ bounding onto the stage. god bless him and all _ bounding onto the stage. (err. bless him and all those who have come to know the importance.— have come to know the importance. have come to know the imortance. , ., ., importance. he spoke for far loner importance. he s

kenneth kaunda, welcome to hardtalk.f us who don't remember, just give us an idea of what it was really like to live under colonial rule in africa. hmm. it was a terrible experience. young lady. because we are living under apartheid. separate schools, separate hospitals, separate everything. in these schools, only a handful of whites and browns. those schools had very few children but the white children had very many schools, very many hospitals, while the black majority had little. how did it make you feel? and... did you feel humiliated? when you went to the shop to go and buy something, and it was given to you through a pigeonhole, and you got it knowing that you are angry about this, you don't like what's taking place and yet, you are quiet about it. so, it was real hard time. for us all. one day i remember i went to buy a bicycle. and.. i paid some money through a pigeonhole and then this man said, come round now and get your bicycle. isaid, young man, i paid for this bicycle through this pigeonhole. please get me t

- kenneth. - kenneth? kenneth! if i had a son, i'd want him to be like kenneth ploufe.ou do have a son. when we first moved in here, he was the sweet kid who lived next door. mmm, the weird kid who lived next door. but phil always had a soft spot for him... because kenneth sort of looked up to him. i wouldn't say hero. and yet, you did. well, you weren't going to. claire's always had some issues with kenneth. he would stare at me a little too long.

people had high expectations from zambia, the 1st president kenneth calendar. it was an exciting time as one by one liberation movements in africa, gained independence from the colonial masters colon the rules ambia for nearly 3 decades in what was effectively a one party state. as life got tougher for the poor, many became frustrated and angry. some blame the struggling economy on colon does socialist policies as a puppy. that as he waned, zambian had had enough after 27 years and power that be as founding father was defeated at the polls. then he did something that still very ray in africa. he accepted the seat and willingly stepped down. he had been forth from the political arena through the ballot box, but he didn't disappear in the years that followed. he had a troubled relationship with subsequent zambian government. at one point, he was a keys approaching a coo and they had to fight to retain his ambient citizenship. in quarter. later, he became very much the elder statesman engaged in numerous charities, and gradually winning back the trust and the fict

kenneth moton is joining us now.enneth, we're hearing the fbi is questioning this man in this recent incident. and you're getting more information about potential charges? >> reporter: whit, duncan is expected to to be charged with two counts of assault and battery with more charges pending. interfering with flight crews can carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. whit? >> okay, kenneth, thank you. >>> next tonight, police making an arrest after that at mass shooting in austin, texas. 14 people wounded, 2 critically when shooters opened fire on a crowd. chaos on the streets. emergency vehicles struggling to get to the scene. police then carrying wounded people to ambulances themselves. here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, at least one arrest made in a mass shooting that wounded 14 people early this morning in austin's entertainment district. this cell phone video recorded from an apartment overlooking the scene. >> four rapid gunshots -- pop, pop, pop, pop, and you just saw bodies everywhere. i hi

the death of its founding president kenneth calendar regarded as one of the fathers of african independence. this is really, really, really important moment in history. us president of americans to learn from history as he signs a law, creating a federal holiday to commemorate the end of slavery, obamacare spared the u. s. supreme court rejects and effort to kill the national health care loss preserving medical insurance for millions ah, 10 years after being expedited for war crimes, former ivory coast president along home back bo has returned home. it was tried and acquitted of crimes against humanity, but charges date back to 2010. when he refused to concede defeat after a presidential election that sparked months of once. it's not clear if his return will bring reconciliation or renew tensions mommy address reports from a john elated crowd finally get a peak buckle as he touches down in the junk airport to them. he's a hero coming home to the ivory coast after a decade in exile. but many of us consider him a war criminal. not far from felix who had bony airport st field with talking to a

it was vintage kenneth kaunda. shingai nyoka is in harare. help me understand how he is viewed in neighbouring zimbabwe. it help me understand how he is viewed in neighbouring zimbabwe.— in neighbouring zimbabwe. it would be impossible _ in neighbouring zimbabwe. it would be impossible to _ in neighbouring zimbabwe. it would be impossible to write _ in neighbouring zimbabwe. it would be impossible to write about - in neighbouring zimbabwe. it would be impossible to write about the i be impossible to write about the history of zimbabwe without referring to him. he was a central figure notjust in the fight against colonialism in zambia but also zimbabwe and south africa, namibia, mozambique, angola, and so many freedoms that black southern africans a joy today as a result of the decisions that he made and the sacrifices that zambia made. during those days in the 70s. kaunda offered his country as a base for liberation movements from which they launched their military offences. including zimbabwe, one of the wings of

kenneth moton, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to kenneth. in south carolina, police must release any reports on criminal cases within 14 days. state investigators are now handling the case due to a conflict of interest. the family is mourning another loss. paul murdaugh's grandfather, attorney randolph murdaugh, passed away last week at 81. >>> there will be some high rollers on a private flight into space next month. a seat on the blue origin flight has sold at auction for $28 million. the so-far unidentified bidder will join amazon's jeff bezos and his brother and one other person on board the july 20th journey. we're expected to actually learn the winning bidder's identity before that 11-minute flight. nearly $30 million for a 11-minute flight. >> can't relate. >> you got it. >> i know, go to space. >>> coming up, hanging up the phone on e.t. when he calls. why a top psychiatrist is warning us to stop trying to communicate with extraterrestrials. >>> but first, the whale of a tale, involving a real-life jonah. that's next. you're watching

many of you know kenneth starr's writings. he is author of first among equals, the supreme courteq in american life, bear country, the baylor story. content a memoir off the clinton investigation which was new york times bestseller in 2018. and religious liberty in crisis with which was released this past tuesday in which we celebrate this evening. ken and his wife alice, who is here this evening, great to have you here alice. now reside among peaceful banks of the river in waco, texas. we are blessed in this evening to hear from two devoted giants of faith and freedom. they have shape our thinking and strengthened our resolve rated to defend america's first freedom. please join me in welcoming doctor tom and judge ken starr. >> thank you david. and i can see that this is on and i can hear that this is on. i cannot tell you judge what of pleasure and honor it is to be here to talk about this book read as david said, i work at the institute for religious freedom and want to a read a bo, i certainly agree with this title. but we

some years founding president kenneth county has died at the age of 97. he left the country for nearly 30 years from independence and helped other african nations move on from colonialism farm which has, has more on his long life in politics. it was 1964, zambia gaines independence on britain for many who were there. it was the time for new beginnings. people had high expectations from zambia, the 1st president kenneth calendar. it was an exciting time as one by one liberation movements in africa, gained independence from the colonial masters cohen, the rules ambia for nearly 3 decades in what was effectively a one party state. as life got tougher for the poor, many became frustrated and angry. some blame the struggling economy on colon does socialist policies. as his popularity waned, zambian had had enough offer 27 years and power that be as founding father was defeated at the polls. then he did something that still very ray in africa. he accepted the seat and willingly stepped down. he had been forth from the political arena through the ballot box, but

years after he was expedited on war crimes charges, zambia moons, the death of its founding president kenneth, count of god as one of the fathers of african independence. this is a really, really, really important moment in our history. the u. s. president. just americans to learn from history, see signs a law creating a federal holiday. to commemorate been a slave i welcome to the program, iranians around voting to pick their next president supreme leader, ayatollah ali harmon. a was the 1st to vote. it's a critical time for leadership change as negotiations continue over the future of iran, nuclear di lan, possible lifting of us functions. but there are concerns that voter turnout will be low. well the several candidates dropping out to the last minute. 4 people are left vying for the top job. abraham racy is widely seen as the frontrunner. he's the head of the judiciary and has the support of the hard liners most n. reza e is a former chief of the revolutionary god, and he's a critic of the 2050 nuclear deal. he's one and last 4 times before the youngest candidate is amir. hussein gas, the

now zombie is founding president kenneth colander has died. he was 97 and he led zambia from independence in 1964 until 1991 . he also opposed apartheid south africa and white minority rule and rhodesia housing, bob, wy, and he allowed groups including the african national congress, makes them via their base co and also served as a mediation. multiple regional disputes and family says he was being treated for pneumonia. hiring tulsa has more on his long life in politics. it was 1964, zambia gaines independence from britain for many who were there. it was the time for new beginnings. people had high expectations from zambia, the 1st president kenneth calendar. it was an exciting time as one by one liberation movements in africa, gaines, independence from the colonial masters colon the rules ambia for nearly 3 decades in what was effectively a one party state as life got tougher for the poor. many became frustrated and angry. some blame the struggling economy on colon does socialist policies as a puppy. that as he waned, zambian had had enough a

and they to a quick on war crimes charges john b, a founding president kenneth told us the size of the age of 97. he was one of the last of africa independence heroes high cost of living, the daily struggle for many in iran, on the eve of the verse. for any president and the u. s. congress passed, isabel would make june 19th, a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the united uninformed belgium reached the knock out stages of europe. 2020. a job rang team in the world. b. denmark to one to go through action from the tournaments coming out later. the power ah, well we begin this news hour and i have recurse to a former president neuron barbara has returned to the capital abbey's on the 1st time since his arrest in 2011. mister bog refused to step down after losing the presidential election back in 2010, sparking a 4 month civil war when nearly 3000 people were killed. he was charged with crimes against humanity, but then eventually acquitted by the international criminal court. he has been met by supporters who as you can see, crowded to catch a glimpse of him at the airpo

but then eventually acquitted by the international criminal court founding president kenneth cohen that has side short illness, age 97. he'll be from independence in 1964 until 1991. come to oppose apartheid south africa and white minority rule and rhodesia now and bob white and hong kong, largest pro democracy, new se. but apple daily says press freedom is hanging by read off the police, arrested 5 of its executives on the national security law of colluding with an enemy or more now on our top story. and after a decade in exile, ivory coast, former president are on back. bo is returning home with the hope that he can ease tensions. the former history professor served as president from 2000 until his defeat by our son tara, in the 2010 election. that bad boy refused to accept the result. and that led to a full month's civil war, which killed 3000 people and divided the country. a year later by bo was arrested and then handed over to the international criminal court to face charges of crimes against humanity. he was acquitted in january 2019, and then in november that year, i've oriend c

kenneth, both sides have been negotiating for weeks. is there any sense that president biden will agree to the gop deal, or try to go it alone? >> reporter: we know today president biden's commerce secretary said this process has to play out. there's no hard-wired deadline, but the energy secretary urged that this needs to be done soon. and we do know that president biden will make the final call. >> kenneth, thank you. >>> a big test for vice president kamala harris, leading the administration's efforts at tackling the root causes of migration from central america. harris traveling to guatemala and mexico. her plane had to turn back due to a technical issue. but she signaled everything was okay after landing safely. here's maryalice parks. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris' trip to guatemala off to a rocky start. >> are you okay? >> i'm good, i'm good. we all said a little prayer, but we're good. >> reporter: the vice president on her way to guatemala and mexico, changing planes after air force two experienced a techni

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the land was called circus plat, because visiting circuses used to set up that kenneth morrison is a professor of modern history. at less does de monfort university in the u. k. he's written for books on the balkans, including one about, sorry, a bose landmark holiday in the design of the building was quite controversial. that was designed by this thought able architect, events that i was through buildings. you can find all over the city, the skill model, the original skill model of the hotel was and was built in yellow was constructed of yellow plastic. but when the builders were working on the building actually started to construct the facade, and they saw that the facade was actually yellow. even that i said that they came quite a short, they didn't expect the building itself actually to be mostly an architect. even stress came up with a new hotel concept what he called a city in a hotel which you have no need to leave. busy floors and corridors which will open into a spacious lobby, giving the illusion of greater size. the holiday in the grand opening was on the 6th of october, 1

she and kenneth morrison visited the hotel while he was working on his new book about the reporting of the siege of sorry, a po for me, the hotter holidays was always very important. first for the olympic games, i was really young girl who worked for the for the guess, how was translator in hotel. and in fact, for the 1st time when i get to the heart of holidays was during, during the game event. fist goes over golf. the you for your area winter limping, was short little tito as it's 0 and your zip cross. tito had led the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia since 1944. his death in 1980 left, a political vacuum, a worsening economic crisis. and led to a wave of nationalism in the early 19 ninety's, b, a croatia, slovenia, bosnia, herzegovina, montenegro, a macedonia, pulled themselves violently upon after the 1990 elections in both near her governor 3 main nationalists parties. share power. the muslim s d, a led by elia is a vacovich, the serv, sds, under rather than courage, and a branch of from you to germans, croatian h d that the s d a n h d 's ed wanted independence. wellness

we were at kenneth branagh's house in england. that photo is inaccessible youth. >> jimmy: inaccessible youth? all i see that is chris is dressed like a valet parker at caesars palace. [ laughter ] this is a costume attempt or what was going on here? >> it's interesting, because we just met, chris was thor, i was loki. kenneth branagh had an idea. i think he went into an old wardrobe, pulled out these colors. thor's cape is red, loki's cape is green. i think those costumes are from his movies of henry v and hamlet. [ laughter ] but my abiding memory of that day was chris hemsworth walking through the door and my first thought was, oh, they've cast the right actor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because you had auditioned for thor as well as loki, right? >> right, yes. >> jimmy: this is great too, this is that same -- i think right around that same time. marvel rolls dice, casts no-names for "thor." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> it's true, they took a big gamble. you know, look what happened. >> jimmy: yeah. >> somebody -- somebo

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here's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, investigators working to unravel a mysterious double homicide involving one of south carolina's most prominent legal families. 22-year-old paul murdaugh and his 52-year-old mother maggie found shot to death last week outside the family's hunting lodge on their sprawling estate in rural colleton county. the victims part of a legal and political dynasty. three generations of murdaugh men serving as top prosecutors in the region. paul's father and maggie's husband alex, also an attorney, and part-time prosecutor. paul was awaiting trial, accused of being under the influence in 2019 and crashing a boat, killing a passenger. the victim's family extending deepest and warmest sympathies to the murdaugh family. state investigators saying little about the murders. but insist there's no danger to the public. but still, no suspects in this case. and authorities have not released autopsy results. paul and maggie were laid to rest friday. >> kenneth, thank you. >>> growing pressure from missouri legislators calling on the prosecutors' office said was wrongfu

kenneth moton has more from the white house. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, eva. former president trump hit a number of topics overnight. he rallied north carolina republicans. he continued his election lies and conspiracies. teasing a potential political comeback to this white house. >> the survival of america depends on our ability to elect republicans at every level. starting with the midterms next year. we have to get it done. rep former esidok cenagfoth first time in months speaking to republicans at their state convention in greenville, north carolina. feedg hour long. >> as we gather tonight our country is being destroyed before our very own eyes. >> reporter: the former president spent much of his time bashing democrats and his successor. >> joe biden and the socialist democrats are the most radical history.g administration in - they're bowing down to china. our border is wide open. illegal immigration is sky rocketing. >> reporter: the one-term president used the opportunity to tease a possible 2024 presidential run. >> we're going to lay the groundwork f

. >> los angeles police say they have enough evidence to charge 27-year-old kenneth bianchi with tenested last january for the murder of two college students in washington state. >> what the police did not know was that there was not one strangler but two. >> today in a bellingham, washington, courtroom, kenneth bianchi, in the hope of avoiding a death sentence, confessed to participation in the los angeles hillside stranglings and went on to accuse his cousin, angelo buono, of being his accomplice. >> kenneth beankhy, to a great extent he was motivated because he was trying to show his older cousin, who he revered, that he was tough. for angelo buono, he enjoyed the fact that he had his younger cousin listening to him. saw him as a mentee. we saw this time and time again. pairs of killers who urge each other on, and together they are extremely vicious and violent. >> is there any doubt this is a body? >> no doubt. >> there's the skull and the jaw bone and everything. >> when did you first get word there might be some bodies buried here? >> this morning. >> had you had any indication

kenneth moton for us tonight. thank you. >>> now to the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. a white mob killing hundreds of black americans and destroying an entire neighborhood. a once thriving community and its residents today amid commemorations, there are renewed calls for recognition and reparations. abc's marcus moore is in tulsa. >> reporter: on the 100th anniversary of one of the darkest days in american faiths gathered to dedicate a nd prayer wall on hallowed ground at the historic vernon ame church, the only surviving building from the tulsa race massacre. >> you can kill the people, but you cannot kill the voice of the blood. and the blood can't rest until reparations come. >> reporter: the centennial bringing renewed calls for reparations. at 107 years old, survivor viola fletcher recently testifying before congress. >> i hear the screams. i have lived through the massacre every day. >> reporter: on may 31st, 1921, an angry white mob stormed through tulsa's greenwood neighborhood, also known

kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit.s incident on that delta flight. we've seen unruly air travelers before, but there's more concern this morning over the fact that this allegedly involved a person who is trained to know the ins and outs of the cabin of an aircraft. this morning, that moment of terror in the skies. delta crew members and passengers tackling an off-duty delta flight attendant. authorities say the unruly passenger, was showing signs of mental health issues and threatening to take down the l.a. to atlanta flight. >> i was just, like, yeah. this guy is trying to open the door. he's going to take us out. >> reporter: two flight attendants were assaulted in the melee. the pilot making an urgent announcement. >> he very forcefully said, i need all able-bodied men to come to the front of the plane immediately for an emergency. when the call came, no hesitation. >> we all just kind of swooped on him, and then we kind of got him down, and we're holding him down and he was screaming and crying. >> reporter: passen

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aimed much of their anger to the election official in charge of ohio's voting, secretary of state kennetha co-chair of the bush cheney campaign. a couple days before, congress was set to ratify bush's election victory, john conyers, then the ranking democrat on the house judiciary committee, released a report citing massive and unprecedented voter irregularities and anomaies involving kenneth blackwell. when it came time to certify bush's elect, maxine waters leaned in on that report when it came time to reject ohio's votes. >> democratic judiciary committee staff report clearly establishes that the state of ohio has not met its obligation to conduct a fair election. ohio's partisan secretary of state, mr. kenneth blackwell, i'm ashamed to say, an african-american man, has failed even to follow ohio's election procedures, let alone procedures that comply with federal law and constitutional requirements. our ancestors who died for the right to vote certainly must be turning over in their graves. >> again, they weren't alleging votes had been changed by some company or whatever, but in all,

and that modern ufo phenomenon gets kick started after world war ii in 1947 by this gentleman, kenneth pilots, pilots had seen unidentified phenomenon during world war ii. they get commonly referred to as foo fighters which is where the band name comes from. but it is not until kenneth arnold sighting in late june of 1947 of what he describes to newspapers as flying discs. it is widely reported as flying saucers. that the modern ufo phenomenon begins. and it spreads very, very quickly. over july 4th holiday that we're, thousands of men and women contact authorities to report more than 850 sightings of ufos. that's never been paralleled since. there has never been such a frenzy of ufo sightings as there was over independence holiday in 1947. although, sightings remain fairly common through to the early 1950s. and you get pictures like this from new jersey, from 1952 alleging a sighting of an unidentified flying object. and unsurprisingly you see a variety of efforts to try to explain this phenomenon. two of the most influential voices in that process are frank skully, and donald keiaho.

kenneth moton, abc news, the white house. >> our thanks there to kenneth. >>> and vice president kamalaer first foreign trip since taking office. the visit to central america's most populous nation will focus on the spike in migration to the u.s./mexico border. in a few hours she meets with guatemala's president. there was one glitch to start the trip. the vice president's plane had to return to joint base andrews shortly after takeoff due to landing gear issues. >>> the fate of a new treatment for alzheimer's is on the line today. the food and drug administration is set to announce whether it will approve a drug produced by biogen. it would be the first to attack a protein that builds up in alzheimer's patients' brains. we spoke to dr. ali about the drug. >> some show in very high doses it may have an affect on memory, but there are always side effects with higher doses such as potentially bleeding in the brain. so the community is very mixed about it. we have the alzheimer's association really pushing hard for fda approval. >> if approved, it would be the first new alzheimer's treatme

but it's not until kenneth arnold's citing in late june of 1947 of what he describes to newspapers as flying discs. what gets widely reported as flying sources? that the modern ufo phenomenon begins and it spreads very very quickly. over the july 4th holiday that year thousands of men and women contact authorities to report more than 850 sightings of ufos. um, that's never been paralleled since there's never been such a frenzy of ufo sightings as there was over independence holiday in 1947, although sightings remain fairly common through to the early 1950s and you get pictures like this from jersey from 1952. alleging, you know a sighting of an unidentified flying object. an unsurprisingly you see a variety of efforts to try to explain this phenomenon. two of the most influential voices in that process are frank scully and donald keyhoe. scully was a writer for variety magazine. who publishes behind the flying sources in 1950? where he really focuses in on the story of flying sources that crash in the american southwest where did that crash take place? not roosevelt, but thank you for

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one of the pioneers of africa s liberation era, kenneth kaunda, has died in zambia.

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not derek, not dino and not javonte's father, kenneth, who. to figure out who he was and where to find him. monika and michelle didn't want to wait for that. >> we were watching "cold case" and "criminal files", so we thought we were real detectives. >> too much tv can be a dangerous thing. or maybe this was the dynamic of the taylor family. the sisters who were going to together, al crystal resource on, we're now helping solve her murder. so, sketch in hand, they canvassed the neighborhood. you, not the police? >> she became so obsessed, it worries me halep says she was. she would say, he's not gonna get away with doing this to my baby sister. >> tia was afraid her mom and her and were putting their own lives in danger. >> i threatened to tell the police. like, you guys are not supposed to be doing that. you guys don't have weapons. what are you going to do if -- or do you looking for? what's gonna do if you find? it >> bothers no arguing with success. michelle and monica's amateur detective work paid off. after showing the sketch around, the