we cannot chance malcolm is back in kenya. we cannot chan . e the malcolm is back in kenya.in kenya. we cannot change the climate crisis _ malcolm is back in kenya. we cannot change the climate crisis without - change the climate crisis without freedom of speech. we have to speak out about certain things. if qatar gets any hotter... i think the people who fill it be migrant workers... backin back in nepal, kidney patient hem and otherformer migrant back in nepal, kidney patient hem and other former migrant workers are trying to find ways to improve conditions. labour unions are illegal in some states like the uae, but workers still find ways to help each other. under the clear skies last night it turned out to be the coldest once in spring last year, but further east, the north—east in particular, still a severe flood warnings, more details on sepa's website there are about the threat to life because of that river flooding. about the threat to life because of that riverflooding. not about the threat to life because of that river flooding. not as much flooding around today, b

and then you are describing who in fact did kill malcolm x. your response to what has now taken place and are the people involved, are any still alive? >> to my knowledge, no, they are all deceased. amy: including j edgar hoover. >> including j edgar hoover. i tend to believe that is why we have been able to get this far in terms of whatever kind of justice we have been able to attain is because it is so far along in the history that most of these personalities are long since deceased. juan: abdur-rahman muhammad, clearly, the head of the nation of islam is still around and he famously i think it was in 2000 and an interview claimed he did not order the assassination of malcolm x admitted he created the climate in which the assassination took place. i am wondering your sense of to what degree the actual perpetrators are intellectual authors of this crime were ever held to justice? >> let me set the record straight here. he did not -- he did quite a bit more than that. he was at the mosque that we documented was the epicenter of the murder plot

there's you know, one of the first chapters is malcolm theorizing about paul simon this malcolm have a theory about paul simon, of course. he has the theory about paul simon. it's all about the high school in queens where carly simon went to and why was this place? why did it produce all of this music and how did it come out of doo---? and so you have kind of malcolm's idea then paul simon telling you his memories of all this stuff then paul simon playing his guitar then we talked to other musicians about paul simon about her. we talked to her we handcock. oh, yeah the sting one is still my favorite. so we asked paul for a list of people we should call. friends of his who have interest in things to say about oprah. no. no, we didn't go. so one of the most sting so i have a zoom would stay. now sting paul simon not a rockstar in the sense of he is a rock that we didn't behave like one he behaves like if he met paul simon he told you that he was actually your accountant. yeah, you would be you've been like oh, yeah makes sense. yeah, like yeah, he's that kind down to earth. sting not y

i know malcolm in one of your packages. earlier this week for al jazeera, you spoke to a woman who survived a rape by am 23 fighters. i'd love to play the clip for our audience and then we'll come back to you on the end of it. take a listen. gloria not her real name says she was pregnant when she was gang raped by fighters from the n 23 rebel group. earlier this year there was nobody to help me. when i woke up i was in hospital, my neighbor had rescued me. i don't know what they used because i was badly torn, and my blood was leaking. gloria's baby died before she gave birth, and was surgically removed. now she's joined the nearly 200000 people have fled their homes. the conditions in the camp subsides risen to food or clean water, and the shelters don't keep out the rain while congos army and most of its armed groups are accused of widespread right to be says, the fact that tens of thousands of people have chosen to come here, leaving behind their homes and their farms give some indication of just how scared they are of m

maybe getting it back overto malcolm . i wonder if you would say a few words on how your writing this change and how writing for the year is different from writing for the page. >> it is different. it encourages you to think a lot more about character and things that audio does well. it makes you look in different places for stories. it's kind of gotten the reporter, what happens over the life of our recorder i think or this place, if you met me in 2020 five talked to tons of people more than i needed to and i talked, i got more into this issue and then with podcasts you have to talk to people. you can't just read a book and then say what's in the book, you've igot to call a person and go to a lot of trouble and it reminds you about how much fun recording is and how you learn all of this like, the thing in i wish michael lewis was here, he is here up here, but the thing i've always liked is the hardest thing as a writer is you know that you want to find out about gaps so you know what the minimum number you need to do to f

everybody of course and malcolm gladwell, yea. [applause] malcolm ludlow if you want to know what this new world is like read the bomber mafia. the bomber mafia which i just love. it's about the strategic and less strategic bombing at the end of world war ii but it's done is a beautiful narrative tale likely malcolm could do but it was audio first. let me introduce jacob weisberg michael lynton and malcolm gladwell all see you out there afterward. >> thank you. [applause] >> seven years ago -- we now have gone up what everybody is describing is the golden age of audio. the questions i have is what i call prime podcasts. why are there so many prime podcasts? >> jacob, you go first. >> well i think in any new mediumam familiar genres take a foothold first and crime novels the first paperback novels the inexpensive literature a lot of mystery and crime thrillers. it's a genre that has key aspects of the storytelling with the cliffhanger endings the suspense. obviously violence. there is the subject that people are inherently fascinat

you are part of this and everybody of course knows malcolm gladwell. [applause] strategic and less strategic bombing at the end of world war ii which is done in a way only malcolm can do. i will see you out there after. [applause] >> thank you. about 15 years ago, steve jobs gave us this and about seven years ago apple gave us this and we now have the dawn of whatgo everybody is describing as the golden age audio. why are there so many podcasts? in any new medium they get a foothold first and crime novels and paperbackk novels, a lot of them are mystery crime thrillers and it's a genre that has key aspects of storytelling that justs work. we don't turn off our nose we are just i trying to figure out how to do versions of it with value. if any of you watch only murders in the building, it is a fantastic satire but they are true stories and follow the basic rules and the procedures around information gathering. it's been two seasons of murder stories and malibu is the location for this. it has literary values and journalistic qualities. >> we are now wor

malcolm: it was clearly a weapons test.estroy a target satellite, one of ours. it wasn't tested agast one of ours, but nevertheless, the message was sent that russia is developing that capability. china has similar capabilities. and i think that we have to recognize that in a future war, either prior to a conflict or during a conflict, our satellites will be attacked. [cheering] michael: the potential for war in space is a real possibility. both china and russia have arms of their military dedicated to space. michael: last year, donald trump established the newest branch of the armed forces to deter aggression in and from space and to protect the interests of the us beyond the earth. donaldrump: this is a very big and important moment. 's called the space force. [cheering] donald trump: space. gonna be a lot of things happening in space, because space is the world's newest war-fighting domain. amid grave threats to our national security, american superiority in space is absolutely vital, and we're leading, but we're not lea

i am malcolm broadbent -- for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant on england's south coast. ♪ judy:story right in front of our eyes -- the buildings, art works and so much more created all over the country during the new deal of the 1930's and 40's. to bring that hidden history to light, there's an online archive documenting those sites across the country. jeffrey brown has more for our arts and culture series, canvas. >> this was one of the great bridges of his time and it still is. jeffrey: the bay bridge, an 8 mile long connector between san francisco and oakland, first completed in 1936, these days carrying an average of some 3.5 million vehicles a month. to gray brechin, a historical geographer, it's also a symbol of a big idea. gray: what this bridge represents to me is actually what could be done, 80 years ago, during the depths of the great depression to get out of it. jeffrey: big projects like treasure island built into the san francisco bay, lagudia airport, the hoover dam, parts of yellowstone national park, and smaller ones -- libraries, courthouses, even sidewalks and

but in kenya, malcolm and i have big plans for the future. they want to combine efforts with other people. so sat in groups and lobby governments bought at home and abroad, plus the want to help migrants and be to nice not to get the challenges they face just like it's like with a husband of back and all that. if you do nothing, the situation remains the same. both human rights groups and football associations have called on the fun and catan to set up a fans for gift workers. but so far that demand has been denied. i you know, it's quite sad if people have to literally break the backs and lose their lives in the process of trying to make the world company reality. we definitely have to get to the bottom of this very dark side of the competition. it takes a bit of the excitement away, but i'll tell you which team is very excited to play football, ganeth national. i'm kids eating. they of course not playing guitar, but they do not allow the disability to hold them back in any way. and there's one thing bothering them. they want the same attent

and malcolm means inflammation like this. to be allowed to enter cutter for in work has need a local sponsor. usually that the employer, as a sponsor, the employ, determines the right of every migrant to leave and walk in the country. often, employers even confiscate their work of passport. while cotton has reformed its labor laws in recent years, this form of control over its workers is still widely practiced. back in kenya, malcolm and i'd, i have big plans for the future. they want to combine efforts with other people to sat in groups and lobby governments, both at home and abroad. plus they want to help migrants and be to nice not to get the challenges they face even just like it's like with, with the husband back and all that. if you do nothing, the situation remains the same. both human rights groups and football associations have called on fi fun and catan to set up a fans for gift workers. but so far that demand has been denied. i you know, it's quite sad if people have to literally break the backs and lose their live

and malcolm isn't the only one trying to raise the alarm. ah, so you can just be for yourself. this is katasha. look, this is who are the migrant workers? i'm trying to just see for yourself. this footage was sent to d, w by edwin, a king and migrant walker. in doha, we've changed his name and his words are spoken by an actor of the role expressed in critical views can be dangerous. we can't verify his claims, but they chime with other accounts. 70 pulling this model. you have you follow belongings, your cooking, utensils, your clothes, everything you have in this room. you will see cockroaches at nights walking around and your food is there. it's not healthy. edwin has been working as a god in the residential complex indic atari capital. don't have for 3 years. a shift last 12 hours in audio messages. it tells us how his boss blackmailed him when he wanted to change jobs. he wanted him to pay 1000 euros to get his passport back. when you go inside the next level, he tells you you have to leave the following charges. because they know you might put your mor bang for your credit

that was what malcolm be daddy thought. and before becoming a migrant activist, the kid national wacked as a security guard for 3 years in cut up because he complained about the poor living and working conditions on social media youth arrested and detained for a month in adult jail. and malcolm isn't the only one trying to raise the alarm. ah, so you can just be for yourself. this is katasha. look, this is my grandpa because i'm trying to just see for yourself. this footage was sent to d. w by edwin. i can migrant walker in durham. we've changed his name and his words are spoken by an actor. after all, expressed in critical views can be dangerous. we can't verify his claims, but they chime with other accounts. 70 pulling this model at all. you have you all belongings, you're cooking utensils, your clothes, everything you have in this room. you will see cockroaches at nights looking around and your food is there. it's not healthy. edwin has been working as a guardian, the residential complex indic atari capital door have for

special correspondent malcolm brabant reports.nrise on saturday near dover, 25 miles across the channel from france. after weeks of bad weather, the wind had dropped, the sea was flat, creating near perfect conditions for the inflatables used by traffickers to transport the poor and the desperate. patrol vessels were out early. the british knew it was going to be hectic. and it wasn't long before the first arrivals were brought ashore at dover. almost a thousand irregular migrants were registered in 24 hours. it was one of the busiest days this year, and pushed the numbers over the 40,000 mark. sec. braverman: it is completely unacceptable. malcolm: britain's home secretary suella braverman adopted a restrained tone after signing the new deal in paris. when dealing with the issue of migration in the bear pit of britain's parliament, she frequently uses more strident language. >> the british people deserve to know which party is serious about stopping the invasion on our southern coast. malcolm: previous deals between britain and f

after a month in solitary confinement and a $6,800 fine, malcolm is back in kenya.ate crisis without freedom of speech. we have to speak out about certain things. if qatar gets any hotter... i think the people who fill it be migrant workers... back in nepal, kidney patient hem and other former migrant workers are trying to find ways to improve conditions. labour unions are illegal in some states like the uae, but workers still find ways to help each other. hello. the week ahead will see more bands of wind and rain sweep across the country at times. but tonight will be one of the coldest nights of the week for many of you. certainly to the north and east of the country, widespread frost, fog patches, too. but things will be changing to the south and the west later on. let's take a look at what's happening then. still some showers around at the moment. they will fade across many inland areas. still a bit of cloud and patchy rain and strong winds in the far north east of scotland, then turning wet and windy, as i said, towards the southwest. temperatures will be liftin

the essence of malcolm. the essence of revolution. the essence of a martyr.ust grew like topsy, one after the other. i made... first i made four. then maybe ten years later, i made another four. and then maybe... ..15 years later, i made another ten. but, barbara, you say what an important figure malcolm x was, and you were really a bit of a trailblazer yourself. african american woman, black american woman, studied at temple university, yale school of architecture and design. you were the first black american woman to receive a masters in fine arts. and yet, you decided to settle in paris, in france, late 1960, 1961. but why did you not stay in the united states and be part of the civil rights movement if it was so important to you? it was not a question of going or staying for me. it was a question of my own... it was a question of my own...life. it was my own star i was following. it was... i was supposed to have a life in london, as a matter of fact, when i left yale, and something happened. and so my sort of... ..interest in history and in monuments and

let's bring in malcolm webb, who joins us live from a camp of displaced persons north of garma, malcolm. what's the latest on the fighting which is sent these thousands of people flaming? well, there's been fighting on 3 front. m $23.00, which is widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring were wonderful. they were one to deny that it's rebellion the way start the border with the move on the need a border with you gander from that to the north of ear. it pushing north is pushing west and pushing south towards we are the front in the north. they've been held up at a bridge where 40 see trying to defend it. 40 congress government forces to the west . they've fighting around a town called tango, which is of the edge of very steep hills and mountains. but people here fear that if and $23.00 and it's backers can push around that they could potentially in circle the city of goma, which would be maybe from a point of view of negotiating or military strategy could be as effective as taking goma. but without the international repercussions, me my fighting continues in columbus. it us 20 kilom

i'm malcolm web in the democratic republic of congo. on the tarmac of the apple to the eastern city of go math canyon troops are about to arrive. while con guys, army says it's fighting, we're one just to the north of here, but accuses of supporting the m $23.00 rebel group. ah, hello, adrian. this is al jazeera alive from dough, also coming up celebrations in the ukrainian city of castle. those russian forces withdraw, but major bridges damaged. a big win for the democrats in arizona that one the seats away from keeping soul of the u. s. citizen. and one of the was biggest crypto currency exchanges. f t x files for bankruptcy, reports of possible hack. ah, we begin to the democratic republic of congo, where troops from kenya are expected to arrive in the coming hours. that part of a regional force deployed to fight the armed group, m $23.00. it's stepped up a tax this year at his force daily $200000.00 people from their homes. in july human rights watch said that at least 29 civilians were killed in rebel controlled areas. since mid ju

we like financials and insurance. >> malcolm, the last word to you? >> i would drill all the way down to the mega cap tech trade i mentioned and focus on cloud coo computing. companies with decent financials and have potential of positive returns when the market is depressed to deliver their product costs very little. the migration to cloud computing will not stop soon in a recession or not >> malcolm ethridge and mark avallone thank you, gentlemen >>> when we come back on the show, beijing tightening as covid grips across the country. >>> and the dominos keep falling with ftx >>> and stacey widlitz says retailers ll hwiave to get creative to get shoppers back this black friday. more after this commercial break. you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. th to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. what if you were a major transit system wit

so let's bring in at malcolm web, who's joining us live from good barty village, near garma, malcolm we can see behind you streams of people moving with what looks like but belongings talk us through what's happening, where you are we were just filming. so a lot of guys, county were china camp displays people just up the hill from here than we saw dozens of congolese soldiers on the back smoke the bags carried now weapons racing past. heading into the city a game are going to stand aside so you can see what's happening on the road. now. some of those soldiers were firing in the air, carrying machine guns kalashnikov, dinner, and rocky lunches. they rushed into the city and not prompted some panic among the civilian population. much of these people are from the county retain accounts of this phase staples, and they've already fled their home, maria, and within the last few weeks. and now, because they've seen these soldiers who were apparently fleeing from frontline, it picked up whatever possessions they could. now heading into the city of go math, people here are scared of fighting

his malcolm web. the more than 200000 people have run away from the 23 armed group as it's advanced in east, in democratic republic of congo. so the local just started removing their guns that were in front of our home and took them away. this is why we have to leave and 23 is widely understood to be backed by rwanda. gun is also being accused of providing support. those governments deny it. un peacekeepers filmed 500 fighters entering congo from rwanda earlier this year. when the soldiers have been photographed in areas held by him, 23. the helmets have distinct plastic mounds for equipment. the same as those worn by some m. 23 fighters, seen in this video released by the armed group. congress 4th is of loss ground to m 23 in recent weeks. east african leaders plan to hold talks on thursday has been fighting to the north of here, further down the road in the area that along the border with rwanda, which is just a few kilometers over there. a lot of the population from the towns where there's been fig

well, as malcolm mentioned in that report, the u. s. embassy along with the and voice belgium, france of the you. k have issued a statement calling on the m 23 to immediately withdraw and end the acts that violate an international law and to see so still it is. but that statement stopped short of accusing any countries of backing the rebels. but the humanitarian crisis of the democratic republic of congo is worsening and as spilling across its borders . the you and estimates that at least 280000 people have been forced from their home since march. at least 7000 of crossed into uganda. since october children are disproportionately affected. more than a 100 have been separated from their families in areas where fighting is taking place. ah, let's bring in our guests for today's discussion from kinshasa, which went by fred bama. he is the executive director of abu tele, a congolese institute for research on politics, governance and violence from local, marshy. we're joined by angel, the congress, as and gunner the you and refugee agency

plus, i'm malcolm web at a camp for displace people. the goma in the democratic republic of congo, tens of thousands of people have arrived here in the last week or so. seeing violence. fighting between the n 23 rebel grape and government forces to begin early united states, where people have been casting their ballots in the crucial midterm elections, which could see the democrats lose control of congress are pending. the rest of j biters presidency at stake are all 435 seats in the house of representatives where the current democratic majority is just 8. $35.00 or the senate's a 100 seats are being contested. right now. they're equally divided. so a change of control in just one seat could put the republicans in charge. $36.00 states are electing governors and $27.00 are electing their secretary of state who in most places is the official in charge of elections. according to the brookings institution, 345 candidates on the ballot back, donald trump's false claim that the 2020 presidential election was flawed. which means people who re

people here wonder if they'll ever be left in peace. malcolm web out to 0, go ma, democratic republic of congo. still to come when i was here, i'm one of the wells biggest crypto currency exchange is filed for bankruptcy. it's chief executive is calling it quits and kind of how it goes green organizes a football world. copper laying out some of the best pitches as they aim to deliver a carbon neutral tournament. ah, ah. hello there it may be november, but there's a lot of exceptional wants to be found across europe at the moment. we've got high pressure in charge. a growth, central and western areas, pushing temperatures up well above the average. and we will see that won't continue to bills particular across northern areas over the weekend, but it's so from wet and windy weather to be found at the edges in particular for northern areas of scandinavia, west areas of norway, things very heavy rain on saturday. we could see some flooding here, and the winds continue to blow rather strongly across places like finland. and the baltic states looking rather cloudy across the east, but lots

these forces now come web joins us from goma. malcolm, i've got to be honest with you, it's not super clear to me what part of the agreement, the m $23.00 will respect and what part they want. nothing to do with help us understand we've just spoken to congress me spoke for the said the still fighting going on right now. more than an hour off to the deadline and ministry sources is said. 23 fighters. still engaging with an armed group near the village of we k and 23 keys is commonly is government fighting alongside on groups. commonly government denies it and $23.00 indicated it is statement that it would not withdraw and would not disarm. would not withdraw from the territories taken that 4 east african leaders had called for not to congo, says is a prerequisite to having any kind of talks. the em trend and 23 needs to withdraw this and then they can come back to the table to proceed. we've talked regarding the mobilization and so on to be a deadlock. we then 23, not moving from positions every time, fighting or ups in this conflict. both sides blame the other facade to get congo is a

and malcolm, what's the latest on the fighting? which is happening just close by to you, as you mentioned, who military source is said that the fighting is now between the town of cuba and the village of c about the roughly 20 kilometers north of the road. the company is army spokesman said the soldiers that we saw coming this way had finally to necessarily, and not just one unit. as far as we know, other units all still up the fight thing military thought is if that's the reason days a lot of the presidential god, not way towards the front with the heavy artillery that they operate. as far as we know, the do that in the military. so if you say that fighting is about 20 kilometers away in 2012, when 23 back by neighboring rwanda took control of the city of gamma. the following year, it withdrew and it was defeated by congress, east forces. it thought that it resumed its rebellion. a year ago is widely understood rwandan backing with the photographs of rwanda and soldiers with them $23.00 fighters and i well know they were one that

they're also among those who suffer the most in the seemingly endless conflicts for control of it. malcolm web al jazeera, goma democratic republic of congo. ah, twitter struggles appear to be deepening with reports that hundreds more twitter employees of quit in response to an ultimatum form. the new chief executive, he long musk. he told workers to sign up for long hours at high intensity or thursday, or leave with 3 months severance pay to with his offices. bill of his buildings around the world have also been closed until next week. casting doubts on the social media platforms ability to keep going on friday, low mask, email, twitter staff asking any employees who write software code to report to the 10th floor of twitters office in san francisco. as go to gabriel elizondo who joins us now live from new york, new york. and gabriel are having fired or forced many twitter employees. to leave mosque now appears to be inviting some of them back for a chat. is he back pedaling? he appears to be and he's not only inviting him, he's actually sort of demanding they come back based on this emai

the near the company is for wanton border, malcolm weather and the village of clayman york. thanks so much malcolm still ahead here now, does it tell you why a state of emergency has been imposed in honduras and we speak to the best refugees and nepal, if you had backlash for making a anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle airways, let's go with your world's weather update. nice to see you. we've got rain still locked into place for southern china brader long or the pearl river valley. so anywhere in this area, we can expect some torrential downpours on saturday. coltrane has swung across the korean peninsula, that's lower temperatures in pyongyang dresser top temperature of 4 degrees on saturday. and here's where we can trace that energy now slamming into the western side of japan. the main island of honju also plaguing whole kado as well on saturday, down port still in the forecast for southern areas of vietnam that eastern side of cambodia and laos on saturday on a get you this story in india right now and that much has changed over the past 24 hours to s

webb who ethan lie for us in goma, malcolm, i believe you are an account for displaced people. what are people that telling you about what is going on in d asi? just north of the regional capital of north tens of thousands of people here who ra arrived in the last week or so. they came further to the north where the n 23 rebel green, which is widely seen to be a proxy of neighboring were wonder. it made advances in recent weeks. we just spoke to one young man who said m 23 forcibly recruiting young men to try and bulk up their numbers. that's why he fled there. he said his wife and children are still stuck there, but people here know am 23 from when they took control of slaves of territory around here. 10 years ago, they have a record of executing and torturing civilians. greatly feared the on groups that have been backed by rwanda. here over the last 26 years, basically since the 990 when reminder and gotten the 1st invaded eastern congo. so as soon as the fighting gets close, people tend to pick up all of their possessions and move in. a lot of the people who are staying in t

. >> people know him from malcolm x., do the right thing. a phenomenal talent. he has a wonderful one man show. it was incredible. i just feel blessed to have the opportunity to work with him. that will be in april. people should look out for that. it will be amazing. >> what has impressed me is you are committed to the art and talent and not just the income. which you appreciate but , whether you're getting paid or not you will be there. that is a gift. >> at this stage, if i'm not getting paid, i will not be there. i always tell young people, i mentor young people and i used to acting coach people like laura hays when she was on martin when i was in l.a. for the young people now, i don't charge. all i want is for you to be successful. there is still stuff i do to give back. for love life, a lot of that is volunteer work. when it comes to the business itself, one of my first mentors told me, the word business is bigger than the word show. you better have your business together. >> i just saw the grammys not long ago and i saw the other award programs and you re

hello the malcolm. what's the latest on the fighting, which is happening not far from where you are just a few kilometers to know where we are. the fighting is going on in the town. if kaboom burned in the net for the last couple of days, initially, the congress government forces repelled and attacked by m $23.00, which is widely understood to be a proxy of rwanda. connelly's military sources say that fighting rwandan soldiers, some say that you got there is supporting them as well. they both countries deny it . so the fighting has been there and to the north of that, we've just had this morning that the fighting is in columbia town itself. we've seen military vehicles pick ups and trucks carrying soldiers going to the front some others coming the other way as well, possibly being rotated out or maybe re directed to one of the other front. 3 front fighting in total, military thought is also on getting in the other one to the north of m. 23 territory near the border with uganda, another one to the west t

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thanks so much malcolm web. a protest against peruse president tedra castillo is turn violent. the police 5 gas in hundreds of demonstrators offices in riot gear, blocked off street surrounding the government palace to prevent crowns advancing. we're getting reports now about rockets hitting a border area in southern to kia local media. se one of 2 rockets hit a school in the district of chemists that have been a number of casualties will bring you more as soon as we get it. it's been 9 years since ukrainians gathered in a square and key of to rally against president. the coverage is decision to align ukraine more closely with russia. $100.00 civilians were killed in those protests since then. russia has an ex crimea and invaded ukraine. journal hall reports from key if the on keep in mind and square. many lines in ukraine's recent history intersect. today, they honor a fall and fighter killed on the front line in the east. rushes invasion is only the latest milestone on ukraine's journey to try and escape its neighbors. influence this square has seen tears of joy and tears of.

there's no sign they'll be left in peace anytime soon. malcolm web al jazeera, goma democratic republic of congo, a and national strike across several cities in iran has entered its 2nd day 3 people were reportedly killed on tuesday, after march 10th violent the strike action marks the anniversary of 2019 protests against rising fuel prices in iran that ended in the violent crack down then the demonstrations also coincide with the continuing outcry about the death of 22 year old massa, meaning in police custody. phil, so jabari has more from tehran, there currently 2 narratives going on in this country. one is from the official state news agencies affiliated with the establishment and another is from various human rights group. and loggers really that are working with a demonstrators the official line is that these demonstrations that have been ongoing and are a being fueled by outside forces. now, according to the official from the police force in the country, there were 3 deaths of why, of security forces across the country. and there were also reportedly 3 deaths of protesters last n

carrie washington, pennsylvania state representative, malcolm kenyatta.ank you and stay safe on the campaign trail. >> thank you. >> and coming up, there is a final push happening across the state to get voters to the poll. i can't think of any other reason to get out the vote than -- they join me next. stay with us. as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history,

politicians from this region and beyond who do what's needed to bring peace and let them go home. malcolm web al jazeera coma, democratic republic of congo, the are gonna round up now. the woke up action from andy richardson in the coney studio. one of the biggest shocks in world cup history is happened on day 3 of the solomon lino massey's argentina. i've been beaten too, won't, by saudi arabia, in the opening game. gemini, sh was at loose sail stadium and has the story of an extraordinary game. while celebrations at full time as saudi arabia and shockwave, 3, this well kept after producing one of the greatest ever seen at the old build up had focused on a little messy, but the pressure didn't show as he. * calmly took away a penalty. 10 minutes in the south. americans then had 3 gold rooms out of sight and was wondering how they didn't go into the break it leading by more. but saudi arabia slipped the game on its head in an extraordinary thought to the 2nd cellar, as he equalizing with the. she'll have the game and the green so can friends with 10 into a frenzy, just minutes later when

as malcolm web reports to his area for our i was pregnant with twins when a bomb, his house shrapner was blasted into her leg and sigh and she passed out. she was rescued and brought to this hospital run by international committee of the red cross. will i see i see in coma in democratic republic of congo and emergency, says arion section saved class. and maurice, but they'll never know their father nick walker and get, i was in our village. and then the fighting started, and one of the bombs hit our house. my husband lost his legs and died and i was taken to a hospital nearby, but no one could help me until was brought here. cool. congos fighter jets have been bombing positions of m 23, unarmed great, widely believed to be backed by wonder where they were when the denies it. more than 200000 people fled to fighting and m. 20 three's recent advances. people here left everything behind when they ran life in to come to tough and it hasn't been much help here. they're lining up to register with the humanitarian agency, hoping that more help will come soon. but things much for those who h