but in may last year, liberia's current president issued an executive order to create a war and economic crimes court. give me the country the chance to finally bring justice to the victims. more than 2 decades after the war's ended, alexandra buyers al jazeera. that's it for me by the inside. whether it's next been inside story the the hello. they will sat in the middle east and live and in eastern areas of iran issued some amber lots as a wintry and wet weather that slowly crept its way for the east. so there's been some vast improvement not so much into around. we're still seeing the snow flurries, some stronger winds, and some more wintery weather that's set to sweep its way further east. from the caucuses down the caspian sea, bringing some snow there to the very northwest northern areas of a rock as well. but the south is this, it is a quiet to picture the winds have died down across the north, west of saudi arabia. instead, we could see is shamal pick up as we go into the new week. some of the gulf states out as being very windy across pots of 11th about wind has died down. instea

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that's why i never called, or nies, that is to include liberia. and i think that that is what has defined what the day is still the divided the she's, it is on and pad that stands out on when i say divided, it must be appreciated. that it feel p a has over 18 nationalities. we only talk about the major nationalities, side of view in rome, all the are on the to the day and of cause the somalis. but there are many other nationalities which succeeded in organizing themselves around. the fact is that they had a surface dictated civilization. another important thing to demonstrate that the interaction between the italy was one that was afflicting one is that they, tanya and language never took grouped in the field. and that is indicative of the fact that there was no successful colonized they should throughout the period, i'm hired, remained the domain of the language and the feel p and alphabet remains one that is informed by the gigs. and we also know of costs that even in terms of organized vision of the come into the feel p and come into the main j

the road connecting sierra leone and liberia is a major trade route between the 2 countries. and yet it is practically impossible during the rainy season. it is on these days, the tenants of the day this time to talk with stones and branches. the just need is away from the top of the hills. the trucks, wheels is big, grant stuck. they have to try again. the . remember, that would be nice thing about this morning. it was that a safe mind from 6 o'clock this morning, 5 miles behind devante. some of the driver's guessing impatience of the depression, one taxi driver agrees to lend the mus trap the final attempt by d. his workers. and with the help of some of the working passages attempt to pull the truck the i run a key driver. the white truck gets fine without any trouble. i'm like he's supposed to start fast for 5 hours. the vehicle is book gosh, really from the 18 hours on the road. the convoy is there any halfway through the journey the the, [000:00:00;00] the history is repeating itself, yvonne de and he's man, just like this morning they find themselves facing another obst

there are charles in liberia and gone, for example, but the concentration of heavy right needs across the sides through equitorial can even died in lease resigned b, as in bravo, a to mozambique, and by the gasket. recirculation enhances that rate at the time of unprecedented challenges. and transformation, the new era is sweeping across the african continents. in a new full pod series, alger 0 explores how for nations are rising to the biggest challenges they face, critical, societal, and economic issues. for cause new directions coming soon on al jazeera or talk to more than a check. well, what we know is that one of the inspectors general who apparently was fired late on friday night, has sent a letter to the person that to us president donald trump has named the head of personnel management for the federal government. basically telling this person that because of this uh, firing that was not notified to congress with 30 days. notice that these firings are apparently, are illegal. there was an amendment passed by congress back in 2022, which said that the president has to give cong

they wanted liberia to go to monrovia and wanted american assistance. he also wanted assistance from america for highs in -- housing in liberia because monrovia was getting crowded. so some of the experiences we have in the respect we have for jimmy carter, i particularly visited the united states for the first time in 1988 and visited the carter center for the first time and saw how wonderful it is and how many people it serves. so president carter will remain in our memories and we thank the united states of america for giving us such a leader on the world stage. thank you. host: in addition, starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern today, there are also the wildfires in southern california and we are watching the latest from that washington post and it says five people have been killed as a result of those players, at least 100 30,000 people fleet as crews struggle to contain the blazes. -- 130,000 people flee as crews struggle to contain the blazes. you can see the beach and president biden talks about the federal response to the wildfire while visiting a sta

and then also cheryl showing up as finals now as liberia, but the bulk of the heavier rain is seasonally fed, the science in africa as it should be. but interestingly, reverse circulation developing between mother jessica and mozambique, which could bring some pretty destructive rain to the island or by the desk and some help for right to move some big on counting the cost president, donald trump says he's unleashing oil in a dramatic utah and on us energy policy, big banks of pulled out a plan to change groups. we look at what's behind the exit is plus from has launched his own so called main crypto coins. but is this ethical counting the cost on al jazeera holding the powerful to account as we examined the us, its role in the world on alger 0. the 1970s was a pivotal time to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa. and 3, back in the 2nd of a 2 part series out to 0 will to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship. and developed their own voice in the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera, the watching. i'll just remind

and then also cheryl showing up as finals now as liberia, but the bulk of the heavier rain is seasonally fed, the science in africa as it should be. but interestingly, reverse circulation developing between mother jessica and mozambique, which could bring some pretty destructive rain to the.

there are charles in liberia and gone there for example. but the concentration of heavy right needs across the sides through equitable we can even diagram lease resigned. b, as in boy operate to mozambique and by the gasket recirculation enhances that rate . afternoon, democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors. colorado, the average has collateral damage. that's why it's reality is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the us corporate is real effective. it's more of a standing from the impact to the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the the kind of again you're watching islands is there as a reminder of our top stories with our and central gauze of thousands of how the students are waiting to cross into the know that been blocked 5 years waiting and a tree and c live pictures have people having spent saturday night so many hours. she res typing is really forces would allow them

with thousands of people in liberia have gathered for the funeral of former revel. lita, prince johnson, johnson who was elected to the senate's often libraries returned to democracy. never face trial for his role in the country. civil war in the ninety's run the quote for a 1000000 people died. he was infamous for a video that showed him watching his fight as mutual rights and torture. former president samuel to, to death a gunman in iran who's shot dead, 2 senior judges at the supreme court entire on the runs to destroy. he says the judges had been involved in combining crimes against national security espionage and terrorism. it says the suspects killed himself off to the attack. so he decided as more details from tear off. i know that we have 2 judges murdered in this shooting and then there is another boy guard who has been injured so far. this is what be no. the 1st one is mohammed multi said, he is a very famous george high ranking bon holding position in the supreme court of the country. he is also famous for our court rulings related to espionage and national security cases, as

and then also cheryl showing up as finals now as liberia, but the bulk of the heavier rain is seasonally fed, the science in africa as it should be. but interestingly, reverse circulation developing between mother jessica and mozambique, which could bring some pretty destructive rain to the under by the gasket, and some help for right to most of the afternoon. democratic nations justified this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment as a new assistant. corporate is real effective, its global standard from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the the, you're watching out this here are mind to about top stores now this out. and that says it will release for female israeli soldiers on saturday. as part of the latest exchange of captives in return is ready, forces are expected to fund the 200 kind of thing and prisoners. protestant ends and ga

what they're supposed to be doing. katherine story, all the 0 rank out sit on thousands of people in liberia have gathered for the funeral or the former ami chief friends johnston, the revelator turned politician. never faced driveways rolled in the country. civil boys in the 18th and 19 nineties, around a quarter of a 1000000 people died. there was infamous for a video that showed him watching his fight as mutilated torch f for my president san diego to death saturday's burial, moxy end of a 5 day estate funeral. to soft green. our court has decided to extend the detention of impeach president. you'd so kill shortly after that rolling case of orders attempted to storm the court but failed to get past the gate you and was taken into custody on wednesday afternoon. i was long stand off with police. investigators arrested him over his fans marshal non declaration. last december, tony chang re forced himself as tens of thousands of support as the president you and so you'll attended mass riley and downtown so many health science cooling for his impeachment. to be a no the next to the south kore

the 1800s, an organization called the american colonization society move 16003 african americans to liberia. this gave way to an american liberian elite that at times had bad relationships with native inhabitants. now division is different. it's about collaboration and connection. it done, right. it could be a whole new chapter for the day. asper has returned to africa, kenya is a pretty new destination for dyersburg return needs. so when they arrive, it is up to them to seek out their roots, gone out. on the other hand, has made homecoming part of the national bread. they are the 1st country in africa to do so through what's called the u. a. v to an initiative from on that. here's my colleague kaya in 2019, gonna kick those to you over to advising the african diaspora to reconnect with davis. and well, how did they respond of a 1000000 people came to gotten that, that yes, most arriving from the u. s. and the u. k. it was a homecoming like no as a full with the motion discovery and celebrations to president at the time. not, not cool. i will say that since gone. i was once a key terms of p

colonization and the idea was that we will stop slavery by sending african-americans to laces like liberiathat way, we don't have to deal with the problem of where african- americans may fit, as equal citizens in the american republic, we will get rid of the problem of slavery by getting rid of african americans. that was a prominent mode of abolitionism in the early 19th century. very gradual. the northern states, they do it gradually over the course of several decades. in the 1830s, a drastic change with the more radical abolitionists came onto the scene. they became known as the immediate lists, they demanded that slavery should be stopped immediately, we don't want to wait around, this is a moral problem so serious we need to bring it to a close by any means necessary immediately, a more radical approach than previous generations of anti- slavery advocates. they decided that they would try to do this as soon as possible. the main thing they started out by doing was trying to publicize the evils of slavery, trying to expose the sins of slaveholders, they saw this as a problem of informa

the colonization ists and the idea was we'll end slavery by sending african-americans places like liberia. and that way, you know, we won't have to deal with the problem of where african-americans might fit as equal citizens in american republic. we'll just get rid of the problem of slavery by getting rid african-americans so that was a very, very prominent mode of abolitionism in the early 19th century, very and of course, the northern states, they end slavery. they do it gradually over course of several decades. so in the 1830s, that's quite a drastic change when. the more radical abolitionists come onto the scene and, they became known as the immediate tests because as you know, kind of a nice phrase to use they demanded that slavery should be ended immediately. we don't want to wait around. this is a moral problem. so severe, so serious that we need to bring it to end immediately by any means necessary. and so they took a much more radical approach than. previous generations of anti-slavery activists and they decided that they were going to try and do this as soon possible. and really

the first woman to be elected head of state of an african country was sworn in as president of liberia. and we remember the last person to walk on the moon. american astronaut eugene cernan, who died at age 82 in 2017. all right. well, >> 10, 15 is the time. let's get a look back at bay area history. now here on kron 4 because on this day back in bay area history activist, so sheen little feather. get ready for the cameras. take a look. okay. that. yeah. that. >> kron 4 cameras were there for this photo shoot back in 1971. in her career. little feather modeled. she was an actress, a lifelong resident of the barrett who she advocated for american indian rights in this country. and she's also known for that night at the oscars when she publicly declined. actor marlon brando's oscar for the godfather 1973. and she continued her activism here at home, playing a role in the change of tamil pius high school's mascot back in the 80's. she ended up passing away at her home in nevado in 2022. that i we see some blue skies. this camera courtesy of the meteorology department at san jose state. pl

how about, in other words, was also interest in domestic policy in liberia. he wanted -- [inaudible] and he wanted american -- he also wanted assistance from america for housing in liberia because monrovia was getting crowded. so these are some of the experiences we liberians -- jimmy carter and respect we have for him. i particularly visit the united states the first time in 1988 and visited the carter center for the first time and saw how wonderful it is and how many people it serves. so president carter will remain in our own memories and we thank the kind of america for giving us such a leader on the world stage. thank you. >> host: thank you, matthew. in addition to the state funeral happening starting at about 10 a.m. eastern today there is also those wildfires in southern california. we are watching that. the latest from the "washington post" says five people have been killed as a result of those fires achilles 130,000 flee as crews struggle to contain the blazes. this is a picture of firefighters fighting a fire any home on the beach. you can see the

already in the nation's capital supporting police, philadelphia's sergeant breeze is an immigrant from liberia me he joined the national guard to help get citizenship three years ago and that being on this mission is a great honor. >> i'll say what my father said when he brought us over here. this country is one of the best countries to be in. there are possibilities for everybody. i'm a sergeant, i'm leading my troops. it's a great opportunity. >> reporter: this is president biden's last first full day in office. he's squeezing in a trip. he has a speech to mark martin luther king jr. day. he still credits south carolina with helping get him to the white house. whit? >> whit: let's bring in our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl who will be hosting "this week" later on. john, good morning. it's great to see you. so we know the inauguration is tomorrow. i'll be joining you there in d.c. for that. day one for the new trump administration, what more are you learning about his first moves and this immigration crackdown? >> reporter: whit, the president came to town with a whole bunch of

know, election that we have president, an election that we held and monitored and west africa and liberia, the first woman president elected in not very. ellen johnson-sirleaf. we were there and help wanted lecturer so the answer to a question is yes i think the united states is at least as enlightened against discrimination women as, nicaragua or chile or or india or other countries of that name. tucson arizona. hi. good morning. good afternoon. thank you for taking the call. this question for president carter is curious. his relationship with tip o'neill and the congress, you know, leaving georgia and the legislature and also one of his views or when, when or how closely with any former presidents beside president ford. thank you for taking the call. well, i had a relationship with tip o'neill personally when i got to the white house. i had been governor. i dealt with the congress. obviously, it's much more complex for a president to deal with a congress and for me to deal with my legislature in georgia. tip o'neill was helpful to me in many ways for he was committed to. ted kennedy. wh