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of course, malcolm's most critical trip throughout his life is when he went back to africa in 1963. and was after he left a nation of islam. and in the nation it is lumb and in 1964 would go on to extended trips to africa. the first of course left on april 13th, 1964 and on this trip he traveled throughout the middle east and africa he. travel to egypt, lebanon, nigeria, gone a, morocco and algeria. but of course, what was the most critical aspect of this trip? what city was most important to malcolm development? africa without question. of course, as we've talked about in previous classes, being raised in a nation of islamic he was, raised to think that white people were fundamentally evil. in many ways, his own experiences and his own life experiences with white people reinforce that. when he was told that while he was in prison and his brothers and sisters would converge to the nation and actually click for him because it made sense in terms of the way that his parents had been treated he's. the son of a father who most likely was lynched. some of his uncles were lynched in georg

it's like being taught to stop wearing by malcolm tucker. his reasoning was this. boris johnson would only become tory leader if they lost the next election and got rid of david cameron. he said the yes campaign had to decide whether it was scare mongering or about boris johnson. it couldn't be both. guess what? we did get both and boris johnson is prime minister and those who led the campaign will never be trusted by the people of scotland ever again. (applause) they told us to vote no to stay in the e.u. they told us we would lead the uk. they said we would enjoy a union dividend. but instead we suffered years. we faced job losses and a brexit recession. we're even having to plan for shortages of food and medicine. friends, i don't know about you, but i think there is something else we're short of. scotland is short of an abject apology from the tories, labor, and the liberals, for all of those broken promises. (applause) after those broken promises, scotland faces removal from the e.u. brexit is a disaster. whatever happens over the next few weeks it will contin

away, but there is no room being counted.re despite a corruption scandal that has dented his popularity. malcolmhe story. seeking asiddnt is second term. he voted when the polls opened. power for more than 40 years -- -- >> they decided to decide its destiny and it has never failed. this year did not fail. people votedf across the country. with the exception of this province. some polling stations did not open. for hours. up hundreds of people lined up, waiting to vote. winner inounced the it took more than two weeks for reeults to be annnunced. groups and opposition have complained about serious irregularities in this election. the largest opposition party voted. in the 15 years civii war. third time in august.l for the his supporters say they found people carrying papers. >> we would like him to stop his activities. and rights groups have raised concern about printed thousand ghost voters and violence during the campaign, including the killing of an observer by policeman. tte leader of the smaller but growing opposition party voted in the port city, which was% devastated by a cyclone. he also

malcolm slater and his wife violet, who also gave evidence, were both tested.aminated blood given by the nhs in the 1970s and ‘80s. senators in the us have accused the aircraft company boeing of engaging in a "pattern of deliberate concealment" as it sought approval for its 737 max 8 plane to fly. it came as the company's chief executive, denis muilenburg, gave evidence to a congressional hearing. the 737 max 8 was involved in two crashes that killed 346 people. mr muilenberg admitted that boeing had made mistakes. bulgaria's footballers have been ordered to play their next home match behind closed doors, and they've had a second match suspended. they've also been fined £65,000 after england players were racially abused by fans in a euro 2020 qualifier. it comes as haringey borough and yeovil town prepare to replay their fa cup fixture this evening — it was abandoned when haringey players left the pitch, accusing yeovil supporters of racist abuse. from north london, our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. bulgaria already had form for racism. commentato

this kind of election reporting on the story from his malcolm webb. said that there was widespread ballot stuffing that they found ballots we take for the ruling party that in some polling stations voters were given 4 ballot papers when they came in they described the election as barbaric and they say that they have rejected it they've called for a rerun this is going to test a peace deal that was signed by renominating who was formerly a rebel group and the ruling party just 2 months ago that was meant to finally bring to an end the conflict that was for here in mozambique in the 1980 s. in the early 1990 s. more than a 1000000 people were killed in that war when army has said that it has already violated this peace agreement by using intimidation and violence in the elections waiting to find out how the electoral commission and the ruling for lemo party will respond u.s. president on a trumpet scrapped his plan to host next year's g. 7 summit in florida gulf result the decision came under intense criticism when it was announced on thursday democrats

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and have to deal with a growing rebellion in the gas rich northern province of kabul delgado so his malcolm webb in maputo for a time malcolm i mean this is interesting just actually reading through the different parties and candidates down there it sounds like interesting candidates and i mean is there any sort of clear front runner. the. well historically in elections he's always been between freely no unama and right now at the final rally the ruling for leaving a party president felipe in you say speaking you see speaking right now with the crowd a lot of them actually already started to leave a lot of people don't have to kill interested in some of them are told us that they've been bussed in here and given a t. shirt or cap and a meal. meanwhile opposition have been holding their rallies that we know no presidential candidate not is held he's in the northern city of. that really isn't safe for all the technical problems but he did just about go ahead and did these see mungo he's. the leader of the n d n party which is. definitely smaller than the other 2 but it's been it's a pull basi

has been held there being called service on wednesday attended by his fiance signets and jeff bezos of the washington post and malcolm shobhit was last seen alive walking into the consulate building where his body is believed to have been dismembered and disposed of as you may have never been found you when investigation found what he called credible evidence linking saudi crown prince mohammed bin selma to the killing but a year later western partners seem to have forgiven of the saudi kingdom. jamal khashoggi feels i spoke to d.w. about the saudi's attitude towards the journalist who. is in effect no one could have imagined that the hatred for jim out could go so far that it would get him tilt i wonder now if. even jim out himself wouldn't have thought so i. thought he was a problem for the saudi rulers he was someone who said things they didn't want to hear. and they speak now with a good a young son who's an f.t.p. member of the german parliament and chairs the parliament's human rights committee welcome to d.w. the german government currently has a moratorium on arms sales to saudi arabia but the german army is

shall givejudge michael today the inquiry into the treatment disaster heard from malcolm slater, a moderate haemophilia, and his he was treated with infected blood products, medical researchers and protective clothing started playing their mysterious home visits. he proceeded to open the bag, take out what i would call 5cene proceeded to open the bag, take out what i would call scene of crime outfit5 what i would call scene of crime outfits and put them on. i remember thinking, this is crazy, you know? they have come to talk to us about research which would help haemophiliac5, what is going on? i wa5 haemophiliac5, what is going on? i was shocked when haemophiliacs, what is going on? i was shocked when they asked for my blood. i was not that winning to give it to them. unknown to the couple, malcolm had been infected with hepatitis c with the blood factor factor with hepatitis c with the blood factorfactor eight, with hepatitis c with the blood factor factor eight, created by using blood from prisoners in the us. some batches were also contaminated with the then recently discovered hiv infection. violet describ

because his best friend at that time is malcolm x. his businesses, and different things like that. through his family. how he protects his family. it's actually quite a great exploration of like trying to understand what it's like to try to achieve the american dream by any means necessary. >> jimmy: yeah. right. this is a guy -- this is your project. you're executive producer and star of this project. is this a guy you knew about for years or did you find out about him shortly before this? >> i knew about him for years because i'd seen him in films. but i didn't understand the depth of his personality. >> jimmy: so you'd seen actual footage of him. >> no. he was very secretive. so i could only find maybe four or five photographs of him. i couldn't find anything to listen to. i was like going by what people told me, by interviews i was doing. >> jimmy: who did you talk to? >> i talked to some of the guys that worked with him. >> jimmy: oh. gangsters. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] >> i talked to -- >> jimmy: old guys now, right?

so next week on september 11t september 11th, we have an if it with malcolm gladwell at listener for his new book talking with strangers. it will be part of the live reporting of san podcast on npr. is of number 12 right here, we have samantha power as well is josh campbell with james comey on september 16th, and on september 24th, patty smith will get listener for dark memoir of the year. tickets for all of those events are on sale now. i hope to see you guys some of them this month. now onto the if it you guys are all here for secretary his northwest native native who surf more than four decades is marine infantry officer. following two years is a secretary of defense, he returned to the northwest and is now the families distinguished fellow at the uber institution at stanford university. chaos is the account of madison's story career. from wide-ranging leadership roles in three wars, to ultimately commanding a quarter of a million troops across the middle east. along the way, he recounts his foundational experiences is a leader, exacting the lessons he has learned about the nature of

carried out 2 attacks on a tally in and american troops just this week malcolm webb reports from mogadishu. lee had shrapnel blasted into his chest arm and leg from a car bomb last month a suicide bomber from the armed group al shabaab drove it into a checkpoint outside somalia's capital mogadishu conflict in somalia has dragged on for decades. so i don't see any progress our government is not protecting the people ever get the bomb explosion they are also both just in somalia the at you from nothing. the tone is more positive here at the somalia partnership for him meeting with the somali government and its international partners the day before it started italian military convoy was bombed in the capital by al-shabaab a u.s. military base was also attacked none of the foreign soldiers were killed. and somalia's government and its partners say security is improving the meeting takes place inside look at this using the green zone as a fortified anglaise around the city's airport and the safety of the diplomats inside depends on who curity invited by african union troops mostly from uganda who are paid more and have been trai

talking to strangers, new yorker staff writer malcolm gladwell's examination of how we misread strangers words and actions . after that, fox news greg offers his thoughts on the molar investigation in which followed by the united states of trump, bill o'reilly's look at the life and career of president from and wrapping up outlook at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times is the book of betsy women, hillary and chelsea clinton's thoughts on the women who've inspired them. these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at the events book tv will be covering this week. on monday we are at the marriott books in jackson mississippi for historian sc wins study of the final year ofthe civil war . and on tuesday look for us at the schonberg center in new york city for eric k washington start on james williams, chief order of the grand central terminal red caps in the early 1900s was the face of his african-american workforce and champion of their upward mobility. on wednesday in new haven connecticut, yale lecturer charles carter will report on the life of willia

somebody like martin working junior, hooded and malcolm x by the end of his life does and he's pushingack against voting. we owed anyway you're going to transform this democracy is too utterly transformed the institutions of democracy. if these institutions are producing unequal outcomes, if you radically transform those institutions, you may not access but you can actually reimagine the way in which power relations between blacks and whites between rich and pour actually play out. that's what ron waters try to do so when we think about black power and for black studies, black studies radically alters the institutions of higher education i. matt saying it's a complete revolution but if you look at a place of a rat in the texas university of austin it changes and transforms and not just academically but is connected to support, six connected to culture and to art and to public policy. we can't underestimate that even as black studies didn't fulfill mission necessarily of its most revolutionary architects in terms of being something that was institutionalized and committed to the communi

may malcolm and dad find his wings.raise medallion, praise shalimar, praise mercy, praise the blessed earth, lorraine. praise the dateless date of eternity. praise the great mothers a legacy praise wholly, holy, chloe who shall finally reclaim her name. >> toni morrison's death may come as a shock because her words seem so evergreen. even eternal as they explore our american dilemmas and the light. morrison set your blackness in ways and peril although she was not alone in doing so. she let us know she was untraditional. a black and unknown enslaved person she dared give a name. who else besides her beloved james baldwin who guided her through the hard times and harder truths. she helped us see ourselves and freed ourselves, and invites us that as she put it, the function of freedom is to free someone else. >> brand-new assistant editor at the "new york times" for review in the spring of '19 85, the head editor gate read the review those scheduled to run saying, please edit this. my first panic thought when i encountere

george dorsey and his wife,may, and robert and dorsey malcolm. >> urging african-americans to vote in the all-white primary of 1946. the ku klux klan and law enforcement agencies decided we're going to teach these black folks a lesson. >> reporter: roy was a local farmer and klansman. he drove both couples across the bridge. >> the klan had blocked the road. these klansmen were not hiding. they opened the doors and drug the women out. they said, we know mr. so and so. we have to kill all of them now. >> reporter: the couples were dragged outside, beaten, dragged into the woods and tied together by a tree. the ambush became a massacre. the mob opened fire, 60 shots, point-blank. and no one has been held accountable. georgia's governor at that time said 15 of 20 of the mob members were known by name. but the grand jury indicted no one. >> they sealed the grand jury files. >> reporter: why is that? >> they were elected officials. they were farmers. everybody knew their names. >> reporter: critics believe those names are hiding in grand jury transcripts. the department of justice argues a

you know the world affairs and i want to guy who says it like it is sometimes does he stick his point is malcolm yeah i think we can a country like it's not going to agree that people definitely voted for him because they didn't see him as a conventional politician but when you say breadth of knowledge and cue this is a man who thinks wind turbines cause cancer thinks you can stop a hurricane with a nuclear weapon you need id to buy a box of cereal things england in great britain of the same thing well soviet union just rebranded as russia these are things he says every day i don't know i cannot go here to defend everything that you would you know just call it what is going to hire you in a breadth of knowledge i ask about you someone had to defend him because i think one of the flaws of donald trump is the things he. would be better off to stop talking so much on letters record speak for itself why would you want to stop talking if he's got such a high i.q. and such a broad big number because he you know idea i do worry that there is a little bit of trump the team that people are tired about hi

malcolm webb with more from the. president with the babysitter told his supporters that in a 2nd we'll bring jobs but also flying to russia but it's dropped and that's blighted some of the members of his party during his 1st she being on the headlines scandal being steady on bail opposition leading opposition blogs even on the help of a final rally in the northern city of. presidential candidate super bodies also promised to find corruption. full city if they were mislead by devastating cycling just 7 months ago the city will serve presidential candidates peace among them held his final rally that opposition of complaints of serious irregularities in the votes is registered they say something inflated the ruling party stronghold little said complained of violence on the campaign trail electoral commission denies any problems with the registered opposition since most of these problems just supporters to go to the polls on tuesday but i didn't didn't he watch as the votes are counted and wait for the results to be announced 7 people have been killed in attacks in northeastern nigeria locals say gunmen raided a military post

so it was interesting to get a chance to explore it especially with malcolm x, adam clayton powell, and honing in on hisfloog d of drugs into specific cities, in this case, bumpy johnson, the genius of people like bumpy that in another world, in another time, in another aspect of our culture, our oat, they would be running huge businesses. they would be ceos. they were innate genius. >> i think that is the thing. we talk about about the american dream by any means necessary. these are figures operating in the limitations of what society allows them to have, and the issuing able to pursue your own life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is an important one and it is explored. and you have to question when is your own pursuits -- when do they when do they not match with what is beneficial to society and what kind of conscious do you have about that. you look at everything as commodities. my character, and he is operating on that level, there is a question about what happens with his daughter, she has a heroin addiction. so there is an interesting education of these figures. >> so in researching your c

. >> malcolm nance, the president when he was giving his thanks yesterday, the first country he thankedy this collaboration was russia. >> well, that's one of those aspects of the trump administration that is still a mystery to everyone. but as brett mcgurk said, it's the men and women of the armed forces who carried out this absolutely piece of special operations activity and intelligence tradecraft that brought us to the point where we could take out baghdadi. but for the most part, the fact that we actually were drawing down or had to plan the drawdown, all of these resources, and there's this elaborate ballet of intelligence resources on the ground with our allies, the kurds, in the air, which any one of which had they come out of consequence, would have tipped these -- tipped this activity off, not just to the russians, but to the syrians and the turks and people that we didn't want to have happen, you know, didn't want to see and know that we were actually going to carry off this mission. but that the president of the united states would have to deconflict this mission anyway with

elections credibility something that general nyong'o and his fighters have already rejected mozambicans are waiting to see if the fragile peace will hold malcolmwebb al-jazeera boozy district mozambique. spain's supreme court has given long jail sentences to 9 catalan separatist leaders sparking protests around the region people have been out in force into the night in barcelona after a day of protests and scuffles at the airport and other locations the politicians were found guilty of sedition and sentenced between 9 and 13 years for their roles in a failed bid for independence 2 years ago so he has more from barcelona. they turned up in their thousands at barcelona's airport determined to cause as much disruption as possible and fronted by riot police to protest his intentions to signal the start of a campaign of civil disobedience cause and amnesty for the 9 catalan politicians and activists convicted on monday for their roles in a failed attempt to secede from spain 2 years ago they were found guilty of sedition but were acquitted on the more serious charge of rebellion the defendants were sentenced to between 9 and 13 years in prison the

with us, the man to see on these matters, malcolm nance, veteran of naval intelligence, special ops and homeland security with 25 years working in intelligence. his many relevant to this discussion is "the plot to betray america: how team trump embraced our enemies, compromised our security, and how we can fix it." malcolm, what is the lesson in this? >> the lesson in this is that the 2016 election opened the flood gates for all types of non-state and state actors to try to influence the united states elections. and with the president and many of his followers not believing that there is an intrinsic cyber threat in this world that will attempt to influence our electoral process, everyone is going to try it. >> so a sublesson of that, i'm guessing, in a democracy, when we have a boisterous debate on this or any other network, and moscow mitch is a name that is hatched because of the senate majority leader's unwillingness for the longest time to get funding approved to harden our elections, people can hear us when we say that. people can see our coverage in a free society. as they say, a malign actor would be foolish not to try it. >> you know, te

he's one of his favorite filmmakers any lights do the right thing and malcolm x and that's the best iwer. i think that's it. i think we are good. thank you everyone. [applause] a reminder that toby is signing books so you should buy a book and get it signed. [inaudible conversations] >> host: welcome susan rice to "after words." it's a fascinating book and a personal tale and the chronicle of your professional life through wide array of crises but let's begin with the current crisis that the united states faces. as you know president trump had a telephone call with the president of ukraine in

malcolm webb has more now from the. president felipe a.b.c. told his supporters that in a 2nd we'll bring jobs to do so flying to russia but it's dropped and that's blighted some of the members of his party during his 1st to being on the headlines scandal being steady on bail opposition the leading opposition party but all the help that final rally in the northern city of number presidential candidate to float about is also promised to find corruption they're called city if they were mislead by devastating cycling just 7 months ago the man that city was a presidential candidate peace among them held his final rally that opposition to complain of serious irregularities in the votes is registered they say they think inflated the ruling party stronghold level so complained of violence on the campaign trail electoral commission denies any problems with the registered opposition since most of these problems like the supporters to go to the polls on tuesday but i didn't didn't he watch as the votes are counted and wait for the results to be announced. at lea

it was a bit like being told to stop swearing by malcolm tucker! laughter but hisbout endless tory government or about boris johnson. it couldn't be both. well, guess what? we did get both. the tories are still in power, borisjohnson is prime minister, and those who lead that no campaign will never be trusted by the people of scotland ever again. applause they told us to vote no, to stay in the eu. they told us that we would lead the uk. they said we would lead the uk. they said we would enjoy a union dividend. but instead we suffered years of tory austerity. we face job losses and a brexit procession. we are even having to plan for shortages of food and medicine. friends, i don't know about you, i think there is something else we are sort of. scotla nd something else we are sort of. scotland is short of an abject apology from the tories, labour and the liberals for all of those broken promises. applause it is because of those broken promises that scotland faces removal from the european union now. brexit isa from the european union now. brexit is a disaster. whate

elections credibility something that general nyong'o and his fighters have already rejected mozambicans awaiting to see if the fragile peace will hold malcolmbb al-jazeera boozy district mozambique. now results from of ghana stance presidential election in september should be ready later this month as election commission says biometric data machines that was supposed to prevent fraud have instead complicated and delayed the process and that's raising concerns about they were negative the results were heard and malley has more. for nora and job stability was important. for you voted for incumbent president ashraf ghani in september selection. i cast my vote to elect our president because security afghanistan is not good we want to have a bright future so that is why i voted. and his main challenger abdullah abdullah claimed victory after the 1st round ballot in september. in 2014 the to win election stalemate with each accusing the other. that led to the u.s. intervening to negotiate a power sharing agreement the government then brought in machines to collect 30 years biometric data. candidates are divided with some they bring system saying

is malcolm nance, veteran of naval intelligence, special ops, homeland security, 35 years working in the fields of counterterrorism and intelligence. he's our analyst in this area for a reason. his forthcoming book is "the plot to betray america: how team trump embraced our enemies, compromised our security, and how we can fix it." mald malcolm, what is it you fear we're looking at as a result of this policy and pullout? >> what i fear is that we are looking at the salvation of the islamic state. you have to understand that the islamic state was sort of like a ball of mercury. even though the caliphate had been quashed by the kurds, many of these forces had moved to other places -- yemen, somalia. they are very, very well entrenched in north africa and in afghanistan. but as the caliphate itself was crushed and those forces were pushed to the south, the united states and its allies managed to maintain them from keeping a knew kleeio nucleus that would allow them to reform. donald trump has saved isis. there's no other way to put it because that nucleus now has an opportunity to bounce back, start taking syrian weapons, and make itself known on the international stage again. >> m

his first 100-yard game of the year. 49ers defense they are for real. 4th down, malcolm brown stuffedwith the ball to open the second half. cal's jared goff pitches it and it's a fumble. eric arm stead fumbles it and recovers. so the niners defense was doing it. jimmy g. sneak it's in for the . at that point they go on to win 27. they are 5-0 for the first time since 1990. >> it's always good to be undefeated. it's hard to win games in this league. so whenever you get the opportunity to go out there and win, we've been taking advantage of it. we've got to keep this thing going. it's a good start. but we got a long way to go. >> just stick to your words, stick to your guns. we are a terrible team, we don't have enough talent. whatever the case may be, whatever your word was, please stick to it. for those who believed in us the faithful continue to believe in us we are going to give you guys a good show and fight as hard as we can. >> next show at washington on sunday. sharks starting the 3-game. patrick marleau making his home debut. number 12 scored in a win at chicago their last game

malcolm brown is stuck. a huge day for the 49ers difference. la starts to disintegrate. jared goff botches the bridge. picked up but eric armstead. san francisco caches in. jimmy garoppolo scores. his first rushing touchdown. the 49ers take the lead. san francisco 5-0 for the first time since 1990. getting a standing ovation. last night. even had to wipe away a tear. san jose meeting 2-1. the flames on a power-play.orth.the straight. hoping the astros did not fall to a 0-2 hole. bottom of the 11. first pitch of the inning. carlos correa sends them home. a walkoff shot in game that lasted 4 hours and 49 minutes. he still wins 3-2 to tie the game at one of peace. the raiders have the day off but kansas city lost many oakland is within one half game of first place in the ac was. we could have 2 first-place teams at this time next week. that is the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> coming up, first there was the power and now it is the north. neighbors concerned on what is running the total.>>> we're live on the ferry to alcatraz for indigenous people sunrise gathering. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 mi

his main challengers are so far. now my party hopes to win big in the northern and central countryside correspondent malcolm webb has more capital. left president philippe new cities seeking a 2nd term he voted when the polls opened mozambique's council. this party primo has been in power ever since independence from portugal more than 40 years ago by age this is going to look at. the country since the time it decided to resolve its destiny through electoral cycles has never failed and also this year didn't fail that meant. millions voted thousands of polling stations across the country with the exception of covered gado province where the government fighting an armed group some polling stations that didn't open. in many queued for hours this polling station hundreds of people lined up waiting to vote for a limo was announced the winner in this in local elections held a year ago but it took more than 2 weeks for the results to be announced opposition say that's because it was rigged rights groups and opposition and already complained about serious irregularities in this election. will sue for maddie leads the larges

malcolm webb has more from the capital maputo. president felipe a new c has mozambique for 5 years. first the economy has grown so has inequality some officials from his ruling for a lemo party have been jailed over a 2000000000 dollar corruption scandal and the army's trying to put down an insurgency in the north soon with almost no we are the best political party well prepared to continue building mozambique as a contrast peace security and political stability the free my parties ruled ever since mozambique won independence from portuguese colonialists in 1975. historically many people here are supported for a lot of people here today don't look particularly excited to hear the president speak freely most virtuous declined over successive elections and in local elections last year was declared the winner with just 51 percent of the vote share across the opposition disputed result an opposition say they're concerned about levels of violence throughout the campaign. in past elections there are no my party has always been the strongest opponent it's candidates say they've been violently stopped from campaigning in some parts of the country and its lead

malcolm webb pasmore from the capital. president felipe a new c has mozambique for 5 years. first the economy has grown so has inequality some officials from his ruling for a lemo party have been jailed over a $2000000000.00 corruption scandal and the army's trying to put down an insurgency in the north soon with almost no we are the best political party well prepared to continue building mozambique as a contrast peace security and political stability the parties ruled ever since mozambique won independence from portuguese colonialists in 1975. historically many people here i'm a prude so supported for a lot of people here today don't look particularly excited to hear the president speak freely most virtuous declined over successive elections and in local elections last year was declared a winner with just 51 percent of the vote share across the opposition disputed result an opposition say they're concerned about levels of violence throughout the campaign. in past elections there are no my party has always been the strongest opponent it's candidates say they've been violently stopped from campaigning in some parts of the country its leader sue

malcolm webb has more now from the capital the puter. president felipe a new see has mozambique for 5 years. first the economy has grown so has inequality some officials from his ruling for a lemo party have been jailed over a $2000000000.00 corruption scandal and the army's trying to put down an insurgency in the north so it's almost like we are the best political party well prepared to continue building mozambique as a contrast peace security and political stability the parties ruled ever since mozambique won independence from portuguese colonialists in 1975. historically many people here are supported for a lot of people here today don't look particularly excited to hear the president speak freely most virtue declined over successive elections and in local elections last year was declared with just 51 percent of the vote share across the opposition disputed result an opposition say they're concerned about levels of violence throughout the campaign. in past elections there are no my party has always been the strongest opponent it's candidates say they've been violently stopped from campaigning in some parts of the country its leader sue for maddie addressed

credibility's something that general nyong'o and his fighters have already rejected mozambicans are waiting to see if the fragile peace will hold malcolm webb al-jazeera boozy district mozambique thousands of protesters in haiti's capital are calling for the resignation of president john elmore as the country has seen merely a month of violent protests now with haitians angry about corruption rising inflation and fuel shortages and as promised to find a solution but opposition leaders have rejected his attempts. now the large scale cleanup that's underway in brazil after a mysterious oil spill contaminated more than $150.00 beaches of course it's a growing ecological disaster but it's made worse because the source of the oil still a mystery there one is under reports from the northeastern state. it's easy to find the oil that's washing up on the beaches in the northeast of brazil this environmental disaster is spread over 2000 kilometers contaminating some of brazil's most beautiful beaches. the state of has been hit especially hard and the cleanup is a huge challenge if i. could i mean to fit the if we are part of multiple agency effo

scandal that has dented his popularity his main challenger is also monti who is around our party hopes to win big in the northern and central countryside malcolm webb has more from the capital in the proto. president philippe new sees seeking a 2nd term he voted when the polls opened mozambique's council. this party primo has been in power ever since independence from portugal more than 40 years ago by age this is going to look at. the country since the time it decided to resolve its destiny through electoral cycles has never failed and also this year didn't fail that meant. millions voted thousands of polling stations across the country with the exception of cabo tel gado province where the government fighting an armed group some polling stations that didn't open in many queued for hours this polling station hundreds of people lined up waiting to vote for a limo was announced the winner in this in local elections held a year ago but it took more than 2 weeks for the results to be announced opposition say that's because it was rigged rights groups and opposition and already complained about serious irregularities in this election. will sue for

his party whoever wins the vote will lead mozambique's recovery after 2 cyclons and food shortages this year and respond to a growing rebellion in the gas rich northern province of cabo that gather. malcolm webb joins us now from the protest house campaigning been shaping up malcolm and. right now we're at the final rally of the ruling for lima party the people here waiting for president felipe when you see to speak he's about to come on stage we're going to take a little walk around so you can see hughes here i'll tell you a bit about what's going on say here in the capital for lima consider least in the past a stronghold of theirs their vote share over successive elections has declined in the last elections which were local elections held a year ago they won or they were announced the winner with a smaller margin than ever before opposition of disputed most of these elections and they say this shrinking margin is part of the reason why in these campaigns we've seen more violence than in past elections notably just last week an observer from a mozambique another civil rights group was shot dead 5 men were shot in with 10 bullets and they were later revealed so will.

malcolm jenkins. elliot with 111 yards on the ground. dallas dominates their division rival 37-10. they're first place in the nfc east at 4-3. >>> now, through hisue mvp season, super bowl mvp run, aaron rodgers had never had a game with a perfect passer rating until yesterday. in green bay, rodgers threw 429 yards, 5 touchdowns, absolutely phenomenal. he even ran one into the end zone himself for another score. that's six in total. packers roll the raiders 42-24. green bay looking like a legit super bowl contender now and they have a top ten defense. >>> those niners, they stayed unbeaten by beating washington yesterday. john, they're the only unbeaten team other than your patriots who will stay perfect tonight when they -- excuse me. can stay perfect tonight if they beat the jets tonight. >> you were right the first time. will. not can't. coy wire, thank you very much. >> you have a crystal ball. that's nice. >> we just had her on. >>> meanwhile, you have to see this video. these are american forces being pelted with rotten food as they leave syria. and this comes as we learn that some u.s. troops will remain in the country despite the preside

malcolm jeffrey takes the global temperature with a look at what businesses are doing when it comes to hiring, firing and expanding. pulaski saysjake expect positive market catalysts this quarter. we will have hisnalysis just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: i am shery ahn in new york. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. u.s. stocks ended slightly lower as investors weighed the partial trade deal that president trump been touting as well as reports china wants more negotiations before president xi jinping will sign the deal. tpw investments management jay pelosky sees progress ahead. he joins us from new york. great to have you. i want to start out with this chart that illustrates the mood we are seeing when it comes to equities trading at the moment. we are seeing bulls try to set up the highs. within 1.8% of a high for the s&p 500. we are looking at this range bound back-and-forth session at the moment. is this just the fact we are seeing the old playbook of avoiding the growth sensitive stocks, growth sensitive currencies? buying bonds. at the end of it we are at the end of the cycle. jay: i think you are right that markets have been range bound. for us, that is one of the four factor