then malcolm x, the s p. i was well aware of both elijah muhammad infidelities and model mix is or position to them and saw it as an opportunity. having thus far, being a mere observer, it now opted for direct interference. the fbi, i was prepared to do everything in its power to drive a wedge between the 2 men, even if it meant breaking the law. one report said chicago is authorized to prepare and mail an anonymous letter to the selected individuals listed on page 3. these lesser should be mailed at staggered intervals, using care to prevent any possibility of tracing the mailing back to the f. b. i not content with sending letters to expose elijah, mohammed's infidelities. the f. b. i also sought to fuel rumors within the nation of islam itself. the aim was to meet and all come acts appear to be the pharmacy for the malcolm, if anything about it. and then they started say that, that, you know, you know, he's, he's, you know, this is coming from malcolm x. they start saying that and, and i don't think for a

the aim was to meet malcolm x appear to be the department for the malcolm. if anything about it and then they started say that, that, you know, you know, he's, he's, you know, this is coming from malcolm x. they start saying that and, and i don't thing for a 2nd longer much to slide for that kind of thing. i think that in the nation of islam, there were people in the nation to be as well who who, who, who are in full of much edward and working for the f b i i really do. and in new york city police department, there were people in the nation which are we doing so because they were, they would be doing anything to keep the easiest thing between mister mohammed and brother, malcolm going up, the relationship between the 2 men deteriorated, elijah, mohammed's paternal benevolence turned to distrust as malcolm's gratitude gave way to resentment. from elijah, mohammed's point of view, i think malcolm x was getting too powerful. and some of the older members of the nation of islam were jealous of him. j edgar hoover had achieved his goal of stroking tensions within

welcome, malcolm thank you. it's also the last up on his book tour for revenge of the tipping point. so we've got it here at the miami book fair. wonderful. all. so, listen, literature is full of profound questions, right? to be or not to be. who is john galt? well, i would like make perhaps an addition to this literary canon of questions. everybody have a book. who's got a book. who has malcolm's book? hold it up high. hold it up high so we can see it. all right. so for those of you with the book, i want you to open the book to the front flap, the cover, and together in our loudest outdoor miami palmetto traffic jam voice, we going to read the first sentence that is in black text together. everybody ready? here is our question, malcolm, that we would like to add to the literary canon. here we go everybody with the book. let's read it. why is miami? me? miami. malcolm, why is miami like miami? yeah, it's i was looking for a way to write some flap copy that would attract the maximum number of americans and i felt

just remind us who malcolm x was. malcolm x... excuse me. within the civil rights movement of the 19605 of the united states. he is the chief 5pokesman united states. he is the chief spokesman for the nation of islam to start off with, a sort of black nationalist movement. he became famous for saying black people should use whatever means necessary to claim back their civil rights, including violence. but he split from the nation of islam, he went on date pilgrimage and came out with a very different view, —— viewpoint. that created a lot of tension and he received death threats to his life and he feared for his own safety when he returned to the united states. he was giving a speech at a ballroom in new york when he was assassinated, he was shot dead in front of several hundred people. the allegation now is they were as complicity by the authorities and malcolm x�*s death. this comes off the death of a letter written by a newer police officer where he died in 2020 where he said he had infiltrated malcolm x�*s organisation and got his securi

for the "pbs news hour," i'm malcolm brabant in amsterdam.day after the nonprofit presidential election, the nonprofit committee to protect journalists issued a statement warning of a potentially hostile climate for press freedom under a second trump term. it read in part: "legal persecution, imprisonment, physical violence, and even killings have, sadly, become familiar threats for journalists across the world. they must not now also become now commonplace in the united you states, where threats of violence and online harassment have in recent years become routine.” that's as advocates are urging senate lawmakers to pass a will bipartisan bill that would build protect journalists from government spying and other buying government spying and other interference. you jodie ginsberg is the ceo of you the committee to protect journalists and joins us now. thanks for being here. jodie ginsberg, ceo, committee to protect journalists: thank your to protect journalists: thank you for having me. geoff: so, your organization and others have raised conc

and the allegation now is that there was complicity by the authorities in malcolm x's death.er before he died in 2020, where he said he had infiltrated malcolm x's organisation and got his security team to commit offences so that they could be arrested by the new york police before malcolm x gave that speech. and then the allegation is also that there were undercover officers in the ballroom who did nothing to protect malcolm x and allowed that shooting to go ahead. and there has always been controversy over whether the authorities were complicit in his death or not. and i think this court case, really one of the things they're hoping to do is prise out that information to get a full account accounting of what happened, and also to get reparations for the family of malcolm x. the much anticipated celebrity boxing event between the former and i think this court case, really one of the things they're hoping to do is prise out that information to get a full account accounting of what happened, and also to get reparations for the family of malcolm x. the much anticipated celebrit

malcolm mitchell joins us now. hello, malcolm. >> hi. how are you all?> how did you find the self-confidence to read after struggling for so long? >> i think my dreams outweighed my fear. so joining the book club, for me, it was as simple as this seems like the necessary next step to get where i want to be. >> you made it into the nfl, and you were in some kind of big contest. what's the name of that? >> something about a bowl. >> super bowl i think it was. >> super bowl. that's right. >> and then after that, you did something even more impressive. >> in 2016, i created share the magic foundation. when i learned how much reading impacts an individual's life in every aspect, it became my deepest desire to inspire people to read. and one of my ways of doing that is writing picture books. >> how many books have you written? >> i have two books published by scholastic. one is titled "the magician's hat" and the other is titled "my very favorite book in the whole wide world". >> so the guy who could barely read is now an author? >> emmett, i would have to say

and the allegation now is that there was complicity by the authorities in malcolm x's death. died in 2020, where he said he had infiltrated malcolm x's organisation and got his security team to commit offences so that they could be arrested by the new york police before malcolm x gave that speech. and then the allegation is also that there were undercover officers in the ballroom who did nothing to protect malcolm x and allowed that shooting to go ahead. and there has always been controversy over whether the authorities were complicit in his death or not. and i think this court case, really one of the things they're hoping to do is prise out that information to get a full account accounting of what happened, and also to get reparations for the family of malcolm x. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again, started off rather rainy and cloudy but more cold air pushing and so while the mountains across scotland looking pretty bare at the moment, we may start to see some whiteness, some snow falling over the coming days and you can see in the pressure chart we have a cold front

well, now malcolm x's daughters are taking it.r, laying out evidence that they say proves the government played an active role in the assassination i'm grateful on behalf of my sisters, as we seek justice for the assassination of our father and that the truth will be recorded in history joining me now, civil rights attorney benjamin crump. he represents malcolm x's family in this matter. benjamin crump thank you for joining us. can you take us through exactly what you're saying happened leading up to malcolm x's assassination? what what's the kind of evidence that you are ready to present well laura coates, since those two young men were exonerated. >> uh for being falsely convicted, that unearth a lot of information that had not been known and that is a big basis for our fraudulent concealment claims. and then you have the fact that there were nine undercover police officers, federal agents in the audubon ballroom who failed to act and once malcolm was assassinated we have unearthed that j. edgar hoover gave an order that none of

and it was, um, malcolm thomas. malcolm thomas is lyle herring's cousin.bout a very distraught lyle, whom he'd also seen in the days after lesley missed work. malcolm told aasha that lyle seemed almost suicidal. did he mentioned lesley at all? he said, don't bring up her name anymore. he doesn't want to hear about her anymore. did you get the feeling it was because they'd had a fight or they were splitting up or she'd dumped him? i thought maybe there was a disagreement. um, people do have disagreements. people split up for short periods of time and get back together. and i said, well, maybe she's upset over something. josh mankiewicz: lyle asked malcolm to drive with him to his condo complex. lyle led the way in his suv. you're following lyle to his house. yes, i am. but he doesn't go straight to his house, does he? no. as soon as we pulled into the driveway, he made a sharp left turn. and that was different. away from his home? away from his home. josh mankiewicz: they ended up in a remote garage underneath the condo complex. malcolm tucker: he opens up

malcolm penn is chairman and chief executive of future horizons. hello, malcolm.s better than expected, showing it is well ahead of the game when it comes to chips for al. why did the shares go down a little bit? . ., , ., , bit? was thatjust profit-taking? - bit? was thatjust profit-taking? i. bit? was that just - profit-taking? i suspect it profit—taking? i suspect it probably is because at the end of the day, these things happen like that. and also in the longer term, there still is now starting to be a little bit of a worry that there is so much investment going into ai and investors are not the most patient people. they want to see a return on that. and these returns take a lot longer to happen, the real returns take a lot longer to happen than perhaps a lot of people really want them to be. so i think it isjust a combination want them to be. so i think it is just a combination of the normal thing, the part of the cycle, part of what happens, people want to take their profit out and they will probably reinvest it again and go onto the next part of that. nothi

and malcolm forbes, world war two vet malcolm forbes was a world war two veteran. and actually his artifacts are in there. his jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded is is in there. and it actually shows where he received medical attention. and we're going to go see that exhibit in a minute. but if somebody wanted to go through this entire campus, how would you tell them to do it? well, i would say plan more than a day, but but actually, even folks who have a couple of hours can come and have a tailored experience that that will focus in on what they are interested in. and usually i answer that question with a question and say, what is your world war two connection? because most people have a relative who was in the war somehow and based on that interest, you can tailor your own visit. well, let's go. let's take a walk. so, peter crane, you mentioned malcolm forbes was a world war two vet, well known publisher, obviously. what are we looking at here? well, these are his artifacts. this is actually the the field jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded

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today, malcolm web keeping a very close eye on the situation there for us. and welcome to essentially malcolm gelani's president and says he's prepared to dissolve parliament in clear the way for elections off of the collapse of the governing coalition. frank walter stein mind has urged all parties to act responsibly. the opposition is quoting for a problem into the verge. of confidence by next week, the 3 positive lines fell upon off the chancellor. on f. schultz fired his finance minister and the dispute or the economic policy. schultz said the vote can be held in january finally, this will have something as charlie in the government says it's planning to band children on the 16 from using social media findings to anthony albanese says, social media platforms will be held responsible for enforcing a new door the move comes with a strategy and parents have increased calls for the children to be protected from home online, including bullying. social media is doing hom, due at kids and on cooling tom, on a spike in this thousands parents, grandparents and the

malcolm is a cnbc contributor. good to have you both. malcolm, what's your take on this, what some are calling euphoria, post election, does it continue or take a break? >> yeah, i think courtney just used a great term there, the pull forward, when we talk about the trump bump, and it's possible that a lot of the sectors we expect to do well under this incoming administration might not be the ones that ultimately end up being in favor of the next four years, so you look at like health care, energy, financials, they're having their day in the sun now. but those won't necessarily be the ones that are ultimately the winners. i think, you know, even though logic would dictate we're probably going to see a little bit of a give back here at some point soon, following that trump bump, i don't know that that necessarily is going to come as quickly as people anticipate. i think that the excitement over deregulation is so high, and the expectations are so high right now, if you just look at bitcoin crossing the $90,000 threshold, for example, i th

welcome, malcolm thank you.it's also the last up on his book tour for revenge of the tipping point. so we've got it here at the miami book fair. wonderful. all. so, listen, literature is full of profound questions, right? to be or not to be. who is john galt? well, i would like make perhaps an addition to this literary canon of questions. everybody have a book. who's got a book. who has malcolm's book? hold it up high. hold it up high so we can see it. all right. so for those of you with the book, i want you to open the book to the front flap, the cover, and together in our loudest outdoor miami palmetto traffic jam voice, we going to read the first sentence that is in black text together. everybody ready? here is our question, malcolm, that we would like to add to the literary canon. here we go everybody with the book. let's read it. why is miami? me? miami. malcolm, why is miami like miami? yeah, it's i was looking for a way to write some flap copy that would attract the maximum number of americans and i felt

>> i do and i love everything malcolm just said. from the platform strategy to their reoccurring revenue model i think it'll be fantastic for the stock. it's up 31% year to date. we have been talking about a.i., cyber's will absolutely play a significant role as it relates to all capex is spending and those models continue to grow. yeah, the wars we are fighting today our data wars, right? cybersecurity continues to play a role there. i absolutely agree with the fact there is space in the government business and if government spending continues to move forward, you know, palo alto will continue to take value and appreciate as a result. >> we will leave it there. i appreciate you very much. jason, we will see you when nvidia delivers an malcolm, i know we will see you soon. we are just getting started. >>> up next, incoming charles schwab ceo rick wurster is here to talk about growth for the company. he will join me after this break. we are live in san francisco at impact 2024 and you are watching "closing bell." we are coming back r

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malcolm, good to see you, thanks for being with us.what hillary clinton was saying in tampa. abortion and reproductive rights might be one of the biggest motivators, not just for people in general, but for a lot of women in pennsylvania. donald trump spoke to supporters in green bay, wisconsin earlier this week about being a protector of women, whether they like it or not. let's listen to what he had to say. >> i want to protect the women of our country. sir, i just think it is inappropriate for you to say. i said, well, i'm going to do it, whether the women like it or not. >> is sort of speaks to how donald trump about women, whether they like it or not. talk to me about women in your state who are concerned about reproductive rights being protected by donald trump. aide >> well, the women of pennsylvania will make sure donald trump never becomes president again, whether he likes it or not. here, in pennsylvania, i am telling you this, ali, kamala harris is going to win, and she is going to win, because she spends every single day tal

they allege the fbi, the cia and new york police knew about the plot to assassinate malcolm x but dids seeking $100 million in damages. there's been no response yet from the law enforcement agencies, whom lawyers say were trying to silence malcolm x in the 1960s. so, you ask yourself this last question — why would the government prosecute two individuals knowing the individual had no involvement in the assassination of? what was it that our government that our government was trying to protect? the number of people dying from sudan's civil war is significantly higher than previously reported — according to a new report from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine's sudan research group. more than 61,000 people have died in khartoum state, where fighting began last year. until now, the un and other aid agencies have been using the figure of twenty thousand confirmed deaths. preventable starvation and disease are the leading causes of death — but the group concluded that 26,000 people were killed as a direct result of violence. the report comes as intense fighting continues in

malcolm, thank you very much.thank you for being with us for 25 minutes, from the start of the show. that may be a record all-time. >> he's like that, that's a lot out of my day. >> and then you talk to him off- line. >> i took up some of that, too. we appreciate it. >>> is amazon primed to take the lead in the a.i. race? our next guest says the company's deal with anthropic could be a game changer. the market navigator is next. sent! okay, oop! even bigger. sent. [sending swoosh, notification alert] still bigger. okay, yeah i'm not doing that— [typing noises, sending swoosh] i think it still looks good! [notification alert] oh — even bigger. >>> welcome back to "power lunch". there you are seeing green arrows across the board although the dow is flat. the s&p 500 p a third of a percent, same for the nasdaq composite. we'll keep our eye on that throughout "power lunch". now let's get to today's market navigator. dom to joins us. what's in it? >> we're turning out to the a.i. race, what else. amazon announced last

why was malcolm x murdered? nearly 60 years have passed since the violent killing of the us civil rights activate. the motivations behind his assassination has never been fully clarified. now, new details are emerging from last 15 months of the life of malcolm x in 30 minutes on d. w version know, understand can have a site like devices presented. do you have any news on instagram and follow up? the monumental novel is a 100 years old, but still has a lot to say about the present facility to todd household tales, the disintegration into escape as a satirist goes too far. then you have to investigate the call to book the guns and then it must be more than a tire jokers has a host of eccentrics looking for their nation protection. i'm afraid of the reality of their and a pop icon from iran who lends her voice to the fight for freedom. the .

civil rights attorney ben crump, along with malcolm x's daughter, made that announcement at the malcolmy shabazz memorial and educational center in new york city today. the suit alleges the u.s. government, the department of justice, the fbi, cia and the new york police department were all involved in the 1965 assassination plot and then spent decades covering up evidence. the lawsuit is seeking $100 million for his wrongful death. >> i'm grateful. on behalf of my sisters, my five sisters, to stand here with a competent, ethical group of experts, legal experts as we seek justice for the assassination of our father and that the truth will be recorded in history. >> malcolm x, a civil rights and religious leader, was killed on february 21st, 1965 at the audubon ballroom in manhattan in new york, as he was speaking to several hundred people. he was 39 years old. >> a decline in vaccination rates is driving a surge in measles cases across the globe. that's according to new estimates from the cdc and the world health organization. they say nearly 300 infections were reported across the count

why was malcolm x murdered? nearly 60 years have passed since the violent killing of the us, the whole rights activate. the motivations behind his assassination have never been fully clarified. now, new details are emerging. the last 15 months of the life of malcolm x in 30 minutes on the w, conflicts, crises, was, every single connection mapped out shows the geopolitical reality beyond the borders. what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, among the many was around the world that comes victims through don is distinguished by its level of savagery, the mass that goes via the cleansing of the salvation. this for many of its victims . my guest in brussels is former prime minister, bela who heads the coalition, the political and civil society groups trying to bring peace, trying and failing. in the last 3 months, the fighting is intensified and so as the involvement of foreign sciences stroking the same's on all sides, what would it take to step the blood shed and u

plus i'm malcolm web in most, i'm big capital, not food. so where i place. and so just around the street trying to break a protest sole by the political position. you say the recent election looked like need the that was still plenty of bolts less than the eastern states and down to the gulf states. but that's increasingly covered, inquired and moisture, which is feeding out through the plane state through texas. it's really hard when in kansas against what is wintry, where there's a lot of started having full and recently in colorado and new mexico when you get these 2 contrasting and you tend to generate giant sandra. so then moving east is fairly quickly into their higher valley, but they could briefly be pretty nasty in texas. oklahoma and kansas costs are breaking picture by saturday night keepers just seeing how it can rough i will go through, sorry for the weekend or files just over open water means the shaft can come back to western cuba possibly came in owls and also his pioneer. it looks fairly wet, but the worst is whether it's fair, the size of t

malcolm web. the and stuff inside. many folks ip is a paying for tens of thousands, most susan eas, refugees to across the board. fly in the conflict by comb, confused, or the hosting motors. 60000 people who've left us who done since the fighting between the army and the permits. we rapid support forces began in mid april last year, and we could say there was enough food or relief to go around customers. so it has more these to do, these people are headed for a settlement in north western ethiopia. the reason she crossed the border that hired traumatized and on site team, they drive father away from their homes. to hire on medina says she's fled of to her village in central. saddam was a topic. so can you think you see this? it was very difficult with my child, there was no food or water on the road. it took us 7 days to get here. you'll be a host more than $60000.00. so the news refugees, even as it deals with its own security problems, one and 3500000 is still peons have been displaced by fight

without that, mine is still functioning. malcolm, thank you. or let me talk a signed supporters of jailed farmer prime minister, even on con or marching towards a slow i'm about to protest, but his release police have reported the rest of the files into the head of our valley and the capital. the government sealed all parts of the city and its shutting down major roads. some mobile and internet services have been suspended. the much comes days before a special court hearing or com is expected to be indicted on terrorism charges. my heart is joining us live now from is from the box of the cities and locked on what's expected. but right now the board that we're getting is that the broadcast uh, numbering and the 10s of thousands are getting close to its lama. but what it slowed them down when they're the bad, it gauge and elaborate a set of trend j bob g y rays a y. but did the protest as do all the custom during moving off, that goes, they're getting machinery, read them. and from time to time, they come in confrontation with the police and bett

it's in the new sxibt the malcolm forbes gallery. so we're going to talk to a few world war ii veterans who have passed away. we learned a little bit about herschel woody williams earlier, the last living medal of honor recipient. let's ask him a question, see if this works. tell us about your service on iwojima. >> we were preparing for shipping, because you know, you had to take a tremendous amount of stuff with you. and yet nobody other than the officers perhaps knew where we were going. but eventually we got all of our stuff packed up and our personal effect fect, extra clothing and all that, we left in our camp. and got on the ship and once we got on the ship, they had about seven decks or levels on the ship where people slept. about a thousand of us. and the bunks were very close together. had them fastened to the wall. just an iron bunk or an iron pipe with canvas on it and a real thin mattress. and they were very close together. in fact, a good-sized guy couldn't turn over. he'd have to get out of the bunk and turn over and t

we all want to remember, malcolm when we come here. not just remembering him.ifferent faces of him. we just come here. he's always smiling. he is a teenage life now held in a family memorial. malcolm was 17 when he was stabbed trying to stop an attack, and another parent grieving the loss of youthful innocence. what sort of knife? it was a zombie knife. serrated zombie knife. that was the knife used to kill malcolm. and that was a very cheap knife as well, cost £19.99. that was the cost of the life of my son. now, these might be difficult to see, but you've agreed. we can show you what we found. and this one... looks exactly, almost exactly like. but it's longer. it's enough. i'm sorry to show you that. it scares me when i see this. it scares me because lives are being lost daily because of the availability of this. this serrated machete also cost £19.99, one of two sent by one company. the company told us we have been reviewing the articles that did not comply with the new law and removing them, and that it was not our intention to make prohibited articles ava

and malcolm web joins us now live from still fontaine. so malcolm, 1st of all, when we expect seen the government rescue efforts to stop and try and get those people out the exact same and say, hey, right now we've seen some minutes you style tense. i think next to the saw for the shots and the people involved in the operation of told us that the equipment that will be used to bring people up from the shaft is doing fabricated off site coatings and measurements taken here. so. so i'm kind of crating and so i'm kind of out of a to re expect to see people here in the coming hours. meanwhile, there are hundreds, possibly thousands of people below the ground that according to the wildly varying estimates. and we just don't know what kind of condition that going to be in a, according to some people in the community that they haven't had access to food for about 2 months since police started standing. got this, many of the mind shocked to use by the informal mind as the in this area. if indeed the be no food supplies for 2 months, we'd expect f

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malcolm x was assassinated in 1965. he was shot a total of 21 times by a group of men in front of his wife and daughters in san francisco, a dog was shot and killed by police who were responding to two attacks. >> it happened near the parking lot for the safeway in the fillmore district. the officers saw another attack in the parking lot, which is when they opened fire. another dog was shot minutes later at a playground a couple of blocks away. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with officers and has more. >> a fatal shooting in the safeway parking lot in the fillmore district, san francisco police called to the scene just before 11:00 friday morning, responding to reports of three large dogs attacking a person walking a smaller dog. when officers got to the area, they saw the dogs attacking a different person. >> officers made contact with one of the dogs and an officer involved discharge occurred. that discharge was a result of a fatal shooting here in this parking lot. >> animal care and control officers cor

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malcolm x was killed in 1965, in new york, when he was giving a speech to hundreds of people.ee men were convicted in connection to the death, but two of them were exonerated in 2021 after investigators found that authorities held back some information about the case. the fbi and nypd have not commented on this lawsuit. okay, conan is back in a big way. he'll be hosting the oscars next year. o'brien was the host of nbc's late night with conan o'brien and the tonight show for more than a decade. in 2021, though, he left the talk show circuit and started his own podcast. o'brien is expected to bring his signature comedy style to the oscars. the oscars, by the way, in la on march 2nd, brett somers is making a fierce return this weekend on snl, and that's because pop superstar charli xcx will be the host. charli xcx released her hit album called brat in july, and it's edgy and carefree message became the anthem for the season. charli will host and perform during this weekend's show, and you can watch it at 830 right here on nbc bay area. our gia vang is here with us this friday ni

so i asked the governing coalition collapses plus i'm malcolm web in mozambique cafeteria food. so police and soldiers around the street trying to break a protest full by the political opposition. you say the recent election looks like the in india illegal mining is having a devastating impact on an ancient mountain range and don't local residence. you look at how much dust there is everywhere. my father is during the phase $1.00 oh, $1.00 east travels to india to investigate. my name's gimme a ralph, as he mounted on out to say about a weekly look at the world's tough business stories was a rake costs in the united states. main for the rest of us, from global markets and economies to construction small businesses should that be beyond the asked if people have spent a lot of time working. that part of the answer to understand how it affects the nights with still remain before we can truly say that we are in the say 10 x ray, counting the cost on o g a 0 the the the, [000:00:00;00] the washing out is there a mind to top stories this i'll a and is really drone to talk and saw the

ruling fully made, policy was declared the winner of the pallet, but the opposition says it was rigs. malcolm webb propulsion from one of the demonstrations in the capital in the future. it was meant to be a peaceful march into the city center to protest the election results. well, position lead event on san milan, a code for it. we know who the people voted for, but the issue is they don't want to leave power. and that's what's causing the problem here in mozambique. crowns said when they found the army. this has been the sound of the 2 to most evenings for the last week. the police didn't want people marching in the center to even gathering in the suburbs. the plan had been to march to where to if milan a cd, a policy members was shot dead 2 weeks ago. many people here say they want to change the ruling for the may. policy is being empowered for nearly 50 years. if you'd like to commission, said it. what a sweet thing victory in the last month's polls. the crowds in the suburbs grew angry. yeah. police officers. yeah. on it's a guy said robert, but i'm trying to tell this group of protester

the opposition leader has called for a 7 day nationwide strike malcolm lab reports from approved. so the crowds of all positions. suppose is marsden several neighborhoods haven with 2 to the other cities. they say the recent presidential and parliamentary elections were rig electro commission says the ruling for lima policy one now supporters of opposition. lita finance ca manzona who followed his cool for a week long strike police on taking any chances. at least 11 people were killed when they used to a gas and guns last a breakup. protest to last week. the these on the police, the ops for lima, lima really one. why don't they come out to celebrate? what did they really when the each the police t f as in said, protests are allowed, but they must be peaceful. spoke alongside one has monet's potty officials or blinding himself. is in hiding, communicating to his followers through social media, this crowd of all positions to go with is about it seems the woods. this is the center line of glass placed on the see a gas weapons. it stopped them from proceeding any further. and it's the

scripts and finally let's say police are trying to solve the miners out by refusing to deliver food. malcolm lab reports not from it still frontier. nobody here other than the informal mine is dead to enter the disused mine shaft. these mine rescue experts prepare a camera to find out what's below. nobody else is allowed on the sites, including volunteers from the miners community last lowered food a week ago. please say the miners are refusing to come out of the gold things here are about 2 and a half. columbus is deep. the cameras meant to show how the rescue operation should proceed. right, scripts and relative, se progress is too slow and the government still trying to stop the miners out. politicians from the provincial parliament set, the mind is, rights should be respected, but it's not the police responsibility to deliver food. some of them up to if they do not want to come out. so at one point, and i want this to be under the quote that the 1.4 liter do not expect them to be negotiating with team enough. rights groups have been asking if those below really the mazda minds of organiz

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but the opposition says it was rig malcolm, wherever pulled from one of the demonstrations enough food to it was meant to be a peaceful march into the city center to protest the election results. well, position lead of and on say a model on a code for it. we know who the people voted for, but the issue is they don't want to leave power. and that's what's causing the problem here in mozambique. crowns said when they found the army, this is being the sound of my tutor most evenings for the last week. the police didn't want people marching in the center to even gathering in the suburbs. the plan had been to march to where 2 of mundell on a cd, a policy members was shot dead 2 weeks ago. many people here say they want change. the ruling for the may policy is being empowered for nearly 50 years. you like to commission said it. what a sweet thing. victory in the last month's poles. the crowds in the suburbs grew angry. yeah. police officers. yeah. on it's a guy said robert, but i'm trying to tell this group of protesters to go way beyond them. you can see plains and smoke some running by blo

the police say several villages in the bottom, but the district have been completely buried. malcolm lab reports this is the sound of people whose families have buried a life. 5 entire villages of more than 40 homes were submerged when us and boat is came crashing down. the hillside east and you can that material relatives rushed nearby communities to take out any survivors. if a lot of the rain started at 2 pm and went on till 6 pm, when it go to 7 pm, we heard a big band. when we came to see what had happened, we found that the village of the vanished houses were gone. it's not the 1st time this communities being devastated. most people here a subsistence farmers living on the steep slopes of the foothills of mountain sale, going as the population's growing trees that once held the fragile soil together has been cleared for firewood or farm land, of hundreds of being killed and several mud slides. and the last 15, yes. off the remote side killed dozens in 2019 a government program to be like a people from dangerously located settlements as have mixed results. our minister came to t

if the story of this mind will ended in months rescue or a mass grave, malcolm web out his era still fontaine, south africa. so the head on now is, is there a hundreds of people that's homeless of to find this joys a huge some community? it could have been capital, the had a lie that wins has certainly being felt across north america. and we'll see those features coming on in the days ahead. we had a so called bone fly color and lost in to california. so we had heavy snow on the sierra nevada winter storm warnings out and of course rain that led to some flooding when it is still looking unsettled with that on monday winter as well for the northwest corner. so we can quite so close most central areas of the us, but there is well mfc whether working its way across the east will get cooler in cities like chicago as that system pushes its way towards the northeast corner of the us and eastern parts of canada. and it will get cold in new york city with a day of rain sandwiched between the sunshine as long as you settled across most southern parts of places like texas. but there is another

i'm malcolm web in most i'm big capital in my food. so when i place, and so just around the streets, trying to break up protests to buy the political position. you say the reason selection was lighting the reading, the in depth analysis of the day sidelines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinions, feed treaties? have a very high kid in getting serious critical debate. what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially those that have been taking against on the inside story. what is israel trying to achieve in 11 on? is there a strategy on how to 0, let's say full year of war in gaza. and now is this really troops invading lebanon or the us and israel working to reshape the entire region? who americans trust to handle their economy? immigration and the wars and ukraine and gaza. a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. the latest news civilians are having no place to go through because they already have been forced to this place from full shooters into nowhere with deta

don't want to leave that on federal lands and that communities, ways of life, of thousands of yes, malcolm web. how does the era at least a people, a dad more than a 100 people are missing after a boat capsized and the river in northern nigeria, the boat was taking passengers, mainly women to have food markets along the river. nice is yeah. early on friday morning. dive teams are trying to work to find those who are unaccounted for. but officials hasn't been able to pinpoint the exact location is not known what caused the boat to capsize? well, the overcrowded vehicles are coming in the area but it's in piece of voted in favor of a bill to let terminally ill patients and the lives with medical help. that was opposed to the legislation, one who becomes little vulnerable. people may feel pressured to kill themselves rather than risk being bud. but those in favor site will allow people to die with dignity or challenge. so system london, the lines to the right, 330, the nose, the left, 270, to find the historic moments in british national life. the eyes of it for the 1st time and peace in west

i'm wondering if they even have a choice malcolm web, i'll just say around, still fontaine, south africa format. fox lights is in columbia taking responsibility for some of the rebel groups, actions during the civil war. this packet, a piece tribunal for the 1st time, the start caring, taking place on the 8th, and invest through the peace deal between the columbia in states and fox. but amazon trevor as i was under a rump, yes, reports from book until there are still down slots. the piece can be achieved, like what was it? 7 regional commanders or former 5 gravels in columbia face their victims for the 1st time. on monday, it was part of a public hearing of columbus piece tribunal, where to get a group accepted responsibility and ask for forgiveness and the kidnappings of hundreds of people in the country southwest at the heights of columbia as long as civil conflict that in the training the confinements, the violence with which we prevented their movements, the damage to the families, we deprived them of seeing that children grow old. those, this boy, this was a question of course, is t