malcolm x was 39 years old.er king three years later when he was assassinated, 39 years old. we spendhe rest of the are today looking at a life and legacy of malcolm x with renowned activist and scholar angela davis who is giving a keynote address tonight at the shabbat center, the side of the audubon ballroom in harlem where malcolm x was assassinated as a center launches a new malcolm x education curriculum. angela davis, welcome back to [captioning made possible by democracy now!] democracy now! talk about the significance of this day 58 years ago malcolm x gunned down. >> first of all, thank you, amy, for inviting me to spend some time reflecting on the legacy of malcolm x on this day, his birthday. unfortunately, malcolm has been relegated to the position of ready much being the opposite of martin luther king. we know king as the advocate of nonviolence. we know malcolm as the militant, the revolutionary. i think it is important to think more deeply about the legacy of malcolm x. for example, think about is

on tuesday, malcolm x's daughter dr. ben crump. they spoke about malcolm x and dr.t the memorial and educational center in their name. >> 58 years ago today in this very room, one of the greatest thought leaders ever known in the 21st century was assassinated. and since that time, there has been speculation as to who was involved in the assassination of malcolm x. we know on november 18, 2021, it was confirmed, substantiated, that the government agencies -- the new york police department, the fbi, the district attorney of new york -- had factual evidence, expose, tori -- exculpatory evidence that they fraudulently concealed from the men who were wrongfully convicted for the assassination of malcolm x. and they also fraudulently concealed that information most importantly from the family of malcolm x. we know that based on their wrongful conviction that the government settled the matter of the two men for tens of millions of dollars. this is important for many reasons. one of the most important reasons, it gives malcolm's daughters and a opportunity -- an opportunity

of malcolm x.n investigation found law enforcement agencies withheld evidence. people in turkey and syria are recovering after another earthquake hit the region late on monday, killing at least six people. it struck two weeks after devastating quakes killed more than 48 thousand. rob mcbride sent us this report. reporter: turning up at what used to be the former home to witness now its complete destruction in these latest earthquakes. in the first, two weeks ago, he said he was rescued from this building after an hour and decided to come back a week ago to retrieve valuables in spite of the danger. >> yes, it was risky, but these were things we could not leave behind. valuables like identity cards and documents. reporter: he didn't know three people had been killed here the night before while also retrieving their sessions. this is what his building and the ones surrounding it looked like after the first quakes. the video was taken by another residence who is also planning on coming back to retriev

s. civil rights leader malcolm x was considered a dangerous man. what lincoln did never that the black people in this country free, i had screwed us. we still wouldn't be begging daddy president for civil rights and things of that sort. malcolm told his wife his calls for african americans to actively resist racist laws would get him killed. on february 21st, 19653 men gunned him down in front of an audience. at the audubon ballroom and harlem, betty shabazz said that because of her husband's reputation as a firebrand and black separatist, it would be nearly impossible to know who plotted his killing. now i think a shout if half 58 years later malcolm x, his daughters are accusing the new york police department, the f b i the cia and new york state officials of planning his murder and of covering their tracks. the family is suing for $100000000.00. the chief about the circumstances leading to the death of our father is important not only to his family, but too many followers many admire the spouse's and their lawyer didn't offer details to support

ah, so malcolm, malcolm x was an extraordinary figure in the civil rights movement. many, many people in the government wanted him silence and have been compass right. some of those people may in fact have wanted him, did really get to talk to ronald sullivan, professor and director at the criminal justice institute at harvard law school. thank you for your time, seth. thank you so much. still ahead on al jazeera, re loving the trauma, and now the earthquake had southern turkey in syria, at least 6 people all dead. aah! roches, war, immune crane has dominated well, he's for the past 12 months. devastating for those in the line of fire or directly impacts and it has strength and global alliances and deepened divisions with far reaching effects on the lives of billions of people well wide. in a week hood special coverage, al jazeera explores every aspect of the conflict. the human, the political and the economic and possibilities of resolution. ukraine war one here on, on algebra. 2 ukrainian filmmakers join the army to fight against russian separatists in 2014. they d

now, agatha shouted, half 58 years later malcolm x. his daughters are accusing the new york police department, the f, b i. the cia and new york state officials of planning his murder and of covering their tracks with the family is suing for $100000000.00. the chief about the circumstances leading to the death of our father is important not only to his family, but too many followers many admire the supposes and their lawyer didn't offer details to support their claim. but they pointed out that 2 men were wrongfully convicted for malcolm's murder. had their records cleared in 2021 and were compensated for their time in prison. we intend to hell, vigorous litigation of this matter. to hal discovery, to be able to take depositions of the individuals who are still alive 58 years later to make sure that some measure of justice can be given to malcolm max's daughters. the white man has to feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feeling that that negro and the sofa, negro has the feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feeling

malcolm: the hotel is in peter kyle's constituency.ommunity i represent, a child has gone missing. then five went missing. then a dozen went missing. then 50 went missing. and, currently, today, 76 are missing, and nothing is happening. malcolm: the government is under pressure to stop using hotels as temporary accommodation for asylum seekers. hannah: the wider picture is that, when a refugee child arrives in this country, they should be taken into care by council. but council is really struggling to find the places to put these children. so, therefore, the government are commissioning these hotels, almost out of the total chaos, whereby they don't have anywhere else to go. malcolm: criticism isn't just coming from the left. nigel: there are 140,000 people who've entered this country and are claiming asylum that haven't yet been processed. malcolm: prominent anti-immigration activist nigel farage leads the charge from the right. nigel: and they have run out of inner-city hotels to put them in. they have tried former army camps. but th

we -- the family of malcolm x. we will be filing — -- the family of malcolm x.a wrongful death lawsuit against these government entities for $100 million. ., ~' government entities for $100 million. ., ~ . million. the new york police department _ million. the new york police department says _ million. the new york police department says it - million. the new york police department says it won't - department says it won't comment on pending legal action and there has been no word from the gi or cia. for nearly 60 years the death of malcolm x has been shrouded in mystery. has family hope this lawsuit may finally reveal the truth. the east coast of madagascar is being lashed by high winds and heavy rain as cyclone freddy makes landfall. it's the second cyclone to hit the island this year, afterjanuary�*s devastating cyclone cheneso which killed 33 people, and left 30,000 homeless. freddy has been developing across 6,500km of the indian 0cean for weeks now, taking its time. but now it's here, bringing with it winds of more than 150 kilometres per hour. as it travel

for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in brighton.mna: indian tax officials have conducted searches at the bbc offices in that country for the past two days, highlighting dwindling press freedoms in what is often called the world's largest democracy. the bbc's offices in mumbai and new delhi were swarmed by reporters and indian tax officials. tax rates just three weeks after the british broadcaster aired a documentary called india: the modi question. >> one area that i was very weak and that was how to handle the media. amna: examining prime minister narendra modi's role in handling raids in his home state in 2002. more than 1000 people were killed. and reveals a british foreign office report that called modi responsible for the climate of impunity enabling the violence. modi's government used emergency powers to block film clips online and arrested students who held screenings. but students resisted and protested. as the tax rate unfolded yesterday, modi to if yes hindu nationalist party denounced the bbc at a press confence. >> how

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malcolm davis: it's the nature of human species.loratory creature since the stone age when we, you know, walked out of the cave and wondered what's over the next lley. we've always been explors, and we still alws will be explorers. we're never going to be content to just sit on earth. neil armstrong: that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. michael: now, we're on the brink of another giant leap for mankind. steven freeland: essentially, our future as a humanity is inextricably tied to the way that we can continue to utilize space. sarah pearce: i think what we'll see now, in the new path to return to the moon, is again that new technology, new services, new engineering, that we really can't predict when we set out to try and build it, but really will make our lives unrecognizable. michael: a new breed of entrepreneurs is looking to the stars. adam gilmour: we're looking to have a multi-billion dollar valuation in the company. my vision of space is, i think, you know, sooner or later there'll be, you know, millions

malcolm x's daughter says that our family has fought for years to clarify the truth about my father's murder . the malcolm x assassination plot has been proven it happened that the new york police, the black organization and the new york prosecutor 's office had enough information about the malcolm x assassination plot and the real identity of its perpetrators, but the fraudsters are secretly suing the new york police organization. the social network of this country is filtered. this hateful social network has more than 400,000 users . turkey's telecommunications regulator biotics has shut down the exo website because users can post anonymously and discuss the issue on tuesday. the further growth of the turkish government had also filtered the social network twitter after the country's earthquake due to the spread of false information. officials of the american national radio mpr are considering firing about 100 employees, equivalent to approximately 10% of their workforce. the financial outlook is darkening. and the possibility of a decrease in income from advertising is one of the f

there have long been questions about the murder of malcolm x.aughter says she wants answers. for years, ourfamily has fought for the truth to come to light concerning his murder, and we would like our father to receive the justice that he deserves. this man, thomas hagan, was convicted of killing malcolm x, along with two other men who were later acquitted. black people should realise that freedom is something that they have when they are born. the family of malcolm x accuses various government bodies, including the fbi and cia, of failing to prevent his wrongful death. it's also claimed they concealed evidence that would have cleared the two men that were wrongly convicted of his murder. and so for this great injustice, we will be filing a wrongful death lawsuit against these governmental entities for $100 million. the new york police department says it won't comment on pending legal action, and there has been no word from the fbi or cia. for nearly 60 years, the death of malcolm x has been shrouded in mystery. his family hope this lawsuit may

i'm sorry malcolm, but you don't get the easy path. >> malcolm really gave people the opportunity toere struggling with in their families. >> oh really? >> we laugh at them and relate to them. >> you know what it's like to be poor and you know what it's like to be to work hard. now you're gonna learn what it's like to sweep floors and bust your ass and accomplish twice as much as all of the kids around you. >> and it acts as a reminder that the american dream is becoming more and morae illusive to so many americans. >> you'll be the only person who will ever give a crap about people like us. you look me in the eye and you tell me you can't do it. your future, my future, our future at stake. a melt-down on wall street. tens of billions of dollars lost, tens of thousands of jobs gone. >> bernard may dock was charged yesterday with securities fraud. >> it was a ponzi scheme. >> do i need to hear this. >> why did you have to give it all to that crook madoff? how could you be so fiscally irresponsible. >> madoff? >> madoff! >> once bernie madoff goes to jail and after the events of the gr

there have long been questions about the murder of malcolm x.ly has fought for the truth to come to light concerning his murder, and we would like our father to receive the justice that he deserves. this man, thomas hagan, was convicted of killing malcolm x, along with two other men who were later acquitted. black people should realise that freedom is something that they have when they are born. the family of malcolm x accuses various government bodies, including the fbi and cia, of failing to prevent his wrongful death. it's also claimed they concealed evidence that would have cleared the two men that were wrongly convicted of his murder. and so for this great injustice, we will be filing a wrongful death lawsuit against these governmental entities for $100 million. the new york police department says it won't comment on pending legal action, and there has been no word from the fbi or cia. for nearly 60 years, the death of malcolm x has been shrouded in mystery. his family hope this lawsuit may finally reveal the truth. tim allman, bbc news. no

a sponsored malcolm web is in goma for us for malcolm. what's the latest on the fighting? and the impact of having on people living where you are actually, nick saw. okay, the name of the game is down the road that i saw. okay, if we just the outskirts of the town, it was 2 days ago when and 23 fighters attacked the positions near the town of saki and 23 widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda. congress army says it's fighting rwandan soldiers. everyone does deny backing the group. so when the attack began 2 days ago, villages who we spoke to on the road and people from saki who were fleeing this way in a 1000 said that the commonly sold hasn't been taken by surprise. and some of them were running away as well. i'm going to stand aside so we can take a look at what's happening here. since then. road block made a bronze of a tree put up in the road and the soldiers mounting it here. checking all the vacant fasting, including any soldiers passing to make sure that they are soldiers who are indeed authorized to leave the front line or not seeing some of the passi

malcolm x speaking he was shot and killed by 15 bullets, and now after 58 years, the truth about the perpetrators of terror has not been extinguished. besh has sued several us intelligence and security organizations for knowing and playing a role in the malcolm x assassination plot . it has been proven that the new york fbi , the black and fictional organization of new york, has enough information about the malcolm x assassination plot and the real identity of its leaders and perpetrators. he hid the fraudsters the black organization and the new york police, ali rajabi's complaint, the new york broadcasting news agency, turkey, blocked access to the website of x-sozlum, the largest social network. this text-to-person social network has more than 400,000 users. users can post anonymously in this post and discuss the issue. it was filtered on tuesday. most of the turkish government had filtered the twitter social network after the earthquake in this country due to the spread of false information. the employee of the equation will fire approximately 10% of his workforce. the darkening o

let's bring in malcolm davis, who's a senior analyst with the australian strategic policy institute, and joins us from camber. malcolm, thanks so much for being on the program. firstly, how do we know it's a chinese surveillance balloon? well, it's fairly obvious that the u. s. track that just focus, we're seeing social media images of at the moment doesn't mean the north american air defense command. nora didn't track it. coming over the aleutians, we have a good track record. and also he would make very little sense or the chinese to fly a balloon carrying scientific or meteorological instrumentation over us icbm fields. so i think all the evidence suggests that this is a chinese, the violence system. so why would you use a balloon when we have a network of satellites and more advanced technology? but certainly in terms of gap rein, optical intelligence taking images of, of the sites on the ground, satellites are much more effective. but in this particular instance, the balloon takes a long time to go over the required locations to do intelligence gathering. and that makes it ideal

doctor malcolm russell from the uk international _ of it.doctor malcolm russell from the uk international search and i the uk international search and rescue team. we can bring you this tweet from martin griffiths. he made those comments on that visit to an area which has only seen a handful of convoys of aid enter the rebel held territory since the disaster struck. we know that over the weekend, president bashar al—assad of syria has said that there will be permission given to go across the border into north—western syria, which hasn't been the case very often, because sarah being in civil warfor very often, because sarah being in civil war for the last 12 years photo —— syria. and in the rebel held areas they are struggling to get that help in. british mps have accused bbc chairman richard sharp of "significant errors ofjudgement" for failing to declare his involvement in arranging a loan worth up to a million dollars to the then prime minister borisjohnson. mr sharp was applying for the bbc role at the time. he maintains he did nothing wr

if i may, where i left off with malcolm . and that is with malcolm.hether you see these events as indicative of the stuff of a new world with putin trying as it were unpick the gorbachev legacy and china desperately seeking to and china desperately seeking to a role either as an arms suppuer a role either as an arms supplier to russia or as the authors of a peace plan, which frankly most people both in malcolm's trade and in yours , malcolm's trade and in yours, have dismissed . often you . i have dismissed. often you. i think , are on the edge of moment think, are on the edge of moment of some very significant changes in the global picture . i agree in the global picture. i agree with malcolm rifkind about putin, not a communist, but a hardline extremist, russian nationalist whose ambition has always not too great. the soviet union then to create a ring of cloud states around russia's borders. a man who is sent puppetry the end of the soviet is one of the worst days in human history. a lot of you, many of us, many of us take so thatis many of us, man

turkey's social network twitter after the earthquake the country has filtered malcolm x's family duethe spread of false information . they sued the black african organization and the new york police for being involved in the assassination of this leader of black muslims in america. the leader of black muslims in america, who worked hard to fight racism and injustice in america , there is no justice in democracy in america, and our people are not free, and why malik himself says that his trip to mecca to perform hajj rituals was very inspiring for him. so that he from the anti-white struggle to the leader of black muslims in america, who advances his struggle against injustice and racism in america based on what he has learned from the religion of islam, people of different races, this study of islam is very useful for america, this work can reduce racism it was at this time that the drug sensitivity became so great that they decided to remove it and they blew up his house a week before the assassination, and when he survived the explosion, they shot his speech in new york exactly. it

--malcolm harris joins us now from washington, d.c.ere looking at the supreme court cases last week that could redefine what these big tech companies can do. can you put this all in historical context for us? you are not just talking about the internet, you're looking at these big tech companies and talking about the history of capitalism in this country. >> absolutely. it is important to see the internet in its history as its relation between capital and government is often told just cold war story the defensive plan for america but the internet really was an offense of to coordinate americans abroad and in the united states. it is important to see this link . amy: talk about the history of palo alto. talk about the history of leland stanford, the history of the companies that would lead to the number of billionaires, the surge and billionaires that we are seeing today and why that affects everyone. >> it is a long history but you can start in the 1870's were leland stanford, the front man for the railroad and really capital in the we

so him address tens of thousands of faithful in the democratic republic of congo. malcolm web reports from the congo lays capital so trans who spoke to about 60000 young people in a stadium in kinshasa is the 1st time the pope has come to democratic republic of congo. mean 40 years. you said the foreign plundering of congos minerals is fueling conflict, and must stop talking to deploy. when i deployed the war continues in d. c. in east of the country. you see what happens in ukraine and all the international community mobilizes. what happens in d? c is much worse enough. the roman catholic church is one of the most powerful institutions in congo. millions of people depend on it for health care and education. people are trying to get into the stadium to see the pope contests as many, 3 greater the setting drink some food flags. and i know everybody here is happy with the pipes. these activists say pope frances has failed to stop sexual violence by clergy. benjamin cocoa says he was repeatedly raped by a belgian priest for years when he was a boy in the remote village. he says, years la

go near goma, malcolm, bring us up to date. what's happening, where you are who called into the 10s of thousands of people in this camp for display thief, which is rapidly swelling on people in those areas in the hills. where am 23 is in control. the people here say that when m 23 fighters arrived, people were killed, some were raped, others were mutilated. and so the entire communities from those villages say they departed on mass to come here. i'm going to stand aside and we can take a look around the 1st time we came to this camp was a week ago, every time we've come back students and it's significantly bigger. with many more of these shelters made from plastic sheets and many people here tell similar stories of m 23 fights as attacking civilians in their communities and everyone else fleeing am 23 denies those atrocities. congos army says it's fighting one the military and it's widely understood that one to back them 23 or the and 23 denies it. and following 3 days ago, attacked by m. 23 fighters on the government, 4th is j

every last person has said exactly what malcolm just said, they're going to win this war. it's not a matter of if but when. and they'll stay in that fight. with all of the atrocities with the people who have died, the civilians who have died, they continue to say this is -- there's just no other alternative. i asked a woman who i met while i was on your show on a train platform in hungary, i caught up with her. she's in switzerland in a refugee shelter. i asked her at the end of an interview, i said, is ukraine going to win this war? and she paused before she answered, she tilted her head like this, and joy, i thought it was a language issue, maybe she didn't understand the question. the truth is she didn't understand the question, but it wasn't a language issue. what are you even asking me? of course we're going to win this war. of course i'm going to go home. >> there's a kind of spirit there. when people are determined to be free, they're going to be free. russia needs to learn that lesson if they haven't learned it in five or six wars. thank you both very much, my frie

let's go to more now from malcolm when he is our correspondence in soccer. what's the latest from the fighting milk? where the group is and 23, which is widely understood to be back by neighboring reminder in flight to carry rwandan equipment. they've been photographed with rwandan soldiers. congress government says fighting rwandan soldiers hearing colgate, but ruins denies backing the group. now i'm 23 fighters came close to where we are . that was on thursday. the attacks government forces the positions government for the near here, which is the town of sockhill step aside. you can take a look around so yesterday thousands of people from here fled. when the fighting came close, those the spoke to on the road said they can hear heavy gun, fire and bomb. the army since repelled to suck and things slowly going back to normal market, which is normally busy pack for the traders just the home for the traders. and now some people are coming back into town. others is still sleeping on the road and there are a lot of soldiers around the operation as continued, the

well, for more on this, let's speak to malcolm web. he is across this for us in adis, malcolm. we know the conflict in easton, d r. c. has been a tricky one for the a. you see there that there were wandering and congolese presidents of ada. many summers on the sidelines. there are not us so i, well most of the leaders inside the auditorium is inside that don't speaking right now is the side bar meetings where the real deals can be done. we know the on friday president bush coming of rwanda president felix just to getty of congo he will on the understood to be to 2 sides in this conflict. congress army says it's fighting rwanda's army in congo. they ruined the denies. the n 23 group is it proxy, they met with president joe lorenzo of and go la, who's on the stood 2 taken as a role of mediator in this conflict. we don't know the outcome of the meeting. we do know that all of the previous meetings in recent months going to katie, uncommon sometimes other regional leaders as well, haven't amounted to any change on the ground. the 23 group has continued to see the territory from the

canada and back into usa a space where it was again, spotted over the sitting of billings in montana. malcolm davis is the senior analyst with you strange strategic policy institute. earlier, i asked him how we know it's a chinese surveillance balloon. it's fairly obvious that the u. s. tracked it just because we're seeing social media images of the mileage doesn't mean the north american air defense command nor, and didn't track it. coming over the aleutians, we have a good track of it. and i also would make very little sense or the chinese to fly a balloon carrying scientific or meteorological, or instrumentation over us icbm fields. so i think all the evidence suggests that this is a chinese surveillance system. so why would they just use a balloon when they have a network of satellites and more advanced technology. but certainly in terms of gathering optical intelligence, taking images of, of the sites on the ground, satellites are much more effective. but in this particular instance, that a balloon takes a long time to go over sperm, but required locations to do intelligence gathering. a

it's malcolm. the doctor. |s 0k? i'm 0k. 0k.ally go through one building that was still standing, tunnel through the wall of that building and then out through that wall into the wall of the collapsed building, and then effectively mine a small tunnel to where they could hear two people tapping. dr malcolm russell is one of four medics on the uk international search and rescue team. sometimes people are still pulled from the rubble alive, you know, eight or nine days later. they tend to be more extreme cases. so at some point, inevitably, we will probably move — or the whole operation will move more towards recovery. it took 20 hours to find and rescue two people in this building, which had collapsed in what's known as pancaking. the work is slow and it's gradual. first they found and helped a woman. then a boy. but, with him, it was even harder to extricate. ali, make your way out here because you are going to be needed out here. he was stuck under a concrete beam. the british team is one of numerous sent by foreign governments

earlier, my colleague rob mathson spoke to malcolm web about the developments in thousands of people heading out to shaw came from the surrounding villages. the 50 gomez in that direction, soc, is down now, going to spam aside. so we can take a look around, talk about 10 kilometers down the road. people from they've come from the sounds they, they can hear heavy fighting from within the town seems the m 23. fighting with the government forces on the edge of the town right now. that's what caused some fear and panic among the population. people to pick up whatever possessions they can. and they're heading towards the city of go by livestock mattresses. and things that are valuable are important things that will help people to survive wherever they end up and where the half a 1000000 people have been displaced by this conflict in and 23 resumed his rebellion just over a year ago. and $23.00 widely understood to be backed by neighboring. rwanda is vices use rwandan equipment. rwandan soldiers have been photographed with them. 23 congress. the government says they are in fact just fighti

they made that announcement in the same room or malcolm x was assassinated. years ago today he was shot 21 times during a speech in the audubon ballroom, 2 men convicted of killing malcolm x were exonerated year and a half ago. a 3rd man who admitted to the shooting said neither of those 2 were involved. >> it's not just about the trigger man. it's also about those. conspired. >> with the trigger man, it is our hope that litigation of this case will finally provide some and answered questions. we want justice served for our fall. >> the lawsuit is expected to accuse several government agencies of covering up evidence, including the fbi, the cia and the new york city police department. >> still ahead to calls left unanswered. what we are le time for another look at the forecast as we look live at the embarcadero bucky ball. back after your mask about snow more. ever going to see snow on the embarcadero. >> yeah. wouldn't that be something? i mean, everything would have to go. absolutely right. there's a chance we're going to see some snow around the bay area o

well, let's speak to malcolm when he joins us now live from kinshasa. malcolm deal see has african largest catholic population, but it's really been quite the crowd there for math. if you go yeah, there are several 1000 people have gathered here. problems leading math right now on the podium, which is been put off on just beside the wrong way of an apple in congress capital kinshasa that was being used as a venue to fit this crowd of several 1000 people who really came to hear what he has to say interestingly, the, the math service is a mixture of traditional sounding songs and fresh and very lively the music as well. which sounds a bit more like what you'd expect to hear in some of the evangelical church here in congress that known as revival church is those churches where the catholic church here has to compete with. now, increasingly, as they become more popular, particularly for young people for and you can recall when this trip is 1st plan for francis, it was also supposed to travel to northeast in d. c. but even though that's not happening anymore, i believe he's still going to meet

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he claims they covered up evidence connected to the assassination of malcolm x.gital reporter maya'g lynn is following that story for us. >> this all comes exactly 58 years since the assassination of malcolm x in washington heights, new york. he was killed while addressing his organization of afro american unity in 1965. his family and civil rights attorney ben crump announced they plan on suing the nypd and other government agencies for the circumstances surrounding the murder. the wrongful at the time lawsuit alleges that factual evidence was concealed from the family and from the men convicted of the crime. the family is suing for $100 million. here's more of what one of malcolm x's daughters had to say in manhattan today. >> for years our family has been fought for the truth to come to light concerning his murder, and we'd like our father to receive the justice that he deserved. >> attorney ben crump said they intend to take depositions from people who are still alive. >> the role these agencies played in his death has been really a matter of dispute for deca

malcolm wasn't a supporter of nonviolence either."s looks like for rosa in the 1960s. [ gunshots ] -the police in detroit were brutal. in fact, police brutality that ultimately led to the detroit rebellion in '67, which was at that point, the largest urban rebellion in u.s. history. -"the establishment of white people will antagonize and provoke violence, and the young people want to present themselves as human beings and come into their own as men, there is always something to cut them down." -the michigan national guard on the west side, they were beating folks and busting windows out of folks' homes. on the east side of detroit, they sent in the 82nd airborne. [ indistinct shouting ] -close to 50 people, almost all of them african american, were killed by the police and killed by the national guard. -during the rebellion time, three young men were killed at the algiers motel. there was a blackout on news about the incident. it's obvious nothing was happening, no justice. -so young militants decide to organize a people's tribunal to

i do, malcolm. i would like to ask all due met members of the press and also members of turkey. our apologies were auto target is m to o be supportive and be united and there i would like to tank each and every one of you form in the shade for them. yes, would i go on? my behalf, one for myself, on behalf of the 30 parliament and the government instead of casias joining us now in the headquarters of the disaster and emergency management authority which are in ankara, sent him the president had promised housing and shelter and financial support for people who been affected, how is the government responding while the government says it is working and who is it at the crisis center in the disaster management agency building today, the main center where everything is planned, coordinated and allocated it, it was a big a crisis center. and there are working groups are presented by every and ministry, and those groups are trying to coordinate between the needs and the suppliers. and also, besides that, international aid is pouring as well. and that is coordinated by the turkish foreig

and if, when i am 23 will attack again, malcolm web al jazeera glen go democratic republic of congo. well, still to come here and al jazeera. a house is not a home when there's new when he was the man behind the music. for generations. burt bacharach dies aged 44 and an exhibition in london gives long awaited recognition to female artists neglected by all history. ah, february, what i just need. rhinos and tigers, in the whole host to the brink of extinction, one or one he's discovered how they're 14 happy turned around. a year old from brussels, evasion of ukraine. jazeera looks at the impact office where events might lead from here. rigorous debate, unflinching question. up front muslim on tail cut through the headline to challenge conventional wisdom. nigerians vote in what's likely to be the most closely contested election in the country's history. from those that wielded to those who confronted people impala, investigate the youth and abusive power around the world. february on al jazeera, in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world to try right extreme is ther

main east west highway connecting the country's 2nd bigger city. goma with the capital kinshasa, malcolm, where reports now from the end to highway midway between soccer and goma. people here are terrified of the n 23 armed group. when his finances attacked army positions near the town of saki, thousands of the people living there fled him via visa. macon, we have with that. no, no, i'm of it. we saw that m. 23 appearing, and a woman was shot. every body is leaving the area and running away in 20 threes, widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring wonder democratic republic of congo. his army says it's fighting rwandan soldiers ruined the denies. backing the group more than half a 1000000 people have fled em 20 threes advance in the last 8 months. the people here walking to the near by provincial capital of goma, which m 23 has nearly surrounded. this wouldn't ski just took a day with the common means of transport in the villages in the hills around you for carrying agricultural produce and stacks of mineral down into the town with today being used by this boy carry whatever he could

the daughter of malcolm x, we'll see the cia f b i am the and why pd of his death. i'm shedding lice from dog matter how scientists hope to unlock the biggest secret. a scene of us he was president. j biden says vladimir pierson was wrong about ukraine. wrong about nato and wrong about the ion will of america was addressing a massive crowd in the punish capital war. so alan fish is that the latest the, this was a call to rally support with voices of the said growing at home and abroad. president joe bite used to speech in warsaw to paint the challenge of the war in ukraine. in stock terms. no, no one can turn away their eyes of the atrocities russia's committee against you granted people, it's ap horn. it's abhorrent. but extraordinarily, as well as by the response of ukrainian people and the world is unannounced, visit to keep the di before, perhaps overshadowed the address. but he knows people are growing tired of the cost of the pain and of the loss. and he re emphasized america's commitment to the battle, present rudeness. confronted with something to day, did y

now it's intensifying once again . malcolm web al jazeera kinky democratic republic has called a both are now being counted in ecuador is constitutional referendum and local elections. the national referendum was proposed by president kiana milan, so to battle a crime wave and address environmental issues. over 13000000 people were registered to participate, the opposition led by former socialist president, rafael korea has been urging voters to reject the proposed reforms. alessandra of empathy has more from kito elections. officials are counting the votes of sundays the election in ecuador, but they also said that this will be a longer process, a precedent. the guillermo, alas, to the who was expected to speak. i, late on a sunday, has now postpone this speech. and we'll probably wait until monday morning here in quito to talk about the results of these elections. early projections show that a majority of ecuadorian, sir, could have voted in favor of the constitutional referendum that the president proposed to try and deal with many a social, political, and security crisis. this cou

malcolm web begins are coverage. is the 1st time since 1983 that have come to visit democratic republic of congo. the country in africa with the largest number of followers of the roman catholic church, about half of congress, nearly 100000000 people members. hope frontage was due to visit in the middle of last year, but he had some problems with his knee. so the trip was bone, the initial plan included is stop in eastern congo escalating conflicts that resulted in not being dropped from the program. here in the capital can shasta, he's spoken about the forthcoming election, which is due to be held at the end of this year. he said, it must be free, fair and credible when he also pointed a finger at the west for what he said was a poisonous greed for congos, vast mineral wealth. he said with fueling congo, come malcolm web for inside story. now the catholic church has significant influence in the d. c. were about half of the population identify as roman catholic . it's also critical of the countries politics. in 2016,

contrary to rumors, psg did not move and malcolm stayed in st.llent in the national basketball association very soon there will be a historic event for superstar lebron james. only 89 points left to reach the top spot on the nba's all-time scoring list . kareem abdul-jabara will replace lebron at number one on the all-time scoring list. the career basketball legend scored 38,000 and 387 points is expected to be missing 89 points for lebron to beat in the next three or four games, last night lebron scored 28 points in a win against the new york knicks to to take first place in the list of the most productive players in the history of the four-time champion. it took james 20 years and 1,400 total american hockey league between teams. hershey bears and bridge port islanders set a record for the number of teddy bears thrown out of the raid . the traditional annual action of the hashbe club took place. moat club washington capitals charity action all toys then sent to the hospital and orphanages raid this evening. fans sent over 60-77.000 toys because