>> the he is matthew johnson who has brought a loss of people lot of people to get along with aborigines. >> some of those in the north of england says johnson had you suffered oppression, just as aborigines do in australia. now they share a similar situation. >> worst part is not wanting to be unemployed. wanting to earn their income instead of going up andbegging for it every fortnight. >> what they learn from him and him from them, will feed into the economic reports. >> i know it's a completely different situation but nevertheless, there is still impositive richment in the north of glafned and how do those people take it. >> have been taken to sites of cultural significant in june the australia annually students will travel to england. are. >> facing communities which on the face of it is has very little in common. but one community's experience can inspire the other. >> cost of this exchange is being met by universities and public grants but it is not a free holiday says johnson. it is cheaper the more classes. andrew thomas australia's blue coast, al jazeera. >> b. king's fun king'

>>reporter: the he is matthew johnson, a british academic who's brought a group of people from a former mining people from england to meet aboriginal people in australia. >> if we're to understand aboriginal experience in australia we have to understand the historic context in the uk. some of those in the north on the phone england johnson has suffered oppression and discrimination on the basis of their identity just as aborigines have in australia. the worst part is not wanting to be unemployed. wanting to earn their income instead of begging for it every fort night. -- in june, they will travel to england for the other end of the exchange. the hope here is that if parallels can be found when it comes to the issues facing communities which on the face of it have very little in common, then parallels can also be found when it comes to solutions but one community's experience can inspire the others. paral >>> and just a reminder you can always keep up to date with all the news on our website at aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. chance. already an olympic gold medallist, the world's number on

>>reporter: the he is matthew johnson, a british academic who has brought people from a former mining town in england to an aboriginal town in australia >> we have to understand historical context of the u.k. which may give aboriginal australian people cause to think differently differently. >>reporter: some of those in the north of england says johnson have suffered oppression and discrimination on the basis of their identity just as aborigines have in australia and now they face a stigma because of handouts. >> worst part is not wanting to be unemployed. wanting to earn your income instead of going up and begging for it every fortnight. >>reporter: what he learns from them and what they learn from him will feed into the academic report. >> it's a completely different situation but nevertheless, there's still poverty in north england and how do those people cope with it. >>reporter: they have taken part in demonstrations calling for indigenous rights and have been taken to sites of cultural significance. in june australians will travel to england for the other end of the exchange. th

matthew johnson is a british academic who brought the people together to meet and see how they compare. >> if we are to understand aboriginal in australia, we have to understand the u.k., which may give the australian people pause to think differently. they have potential allies who happen to be white. >> some of those in the north of england said they have suffered on the base of their identity. they stair a stigma as recipients of handouts. >> the worst part is not wanting to be unemployed, wanting to earn your income instead of going out and begging for it every fort night. >> what he learns from australians and what they learn from him will feed into the academic report. >> i know it's a completely different situation, but there is still impoverishment in the north of england, and how do those people cope with it? >> the british participants have taken part in demonstrations calling for indigenous rights and have been taken to sites of cultural significance. in june, the aboriginal people of australia will travel to england. >> on the face of it, they have very little in common, pa

>>reporter: the he is matthew johnson, a british academic who's brought a group of people from a former mining town in england to meet aboriginal people in australia. how do their experiences compare? >> if we're to understand the experience in australia, we somewhere to understand the historical context of the u.k. which may give original australian people to think different about white people in general. >>reporter: some of those in the north of england says johnson has suffered oppression and discrimination on the basis of their identity just as aborigines have in australia. now they share a stigma too as recipients as handouts. kyle burton is unemployed as a series of dead end jobs. >> the worst part is not wanting to be unemployed. wanting to earn your income instead of asking for a handout every fortnight. >>reporter: what they learn from each other will feed into the academic reports. >> it's a completely different situation but nevertheless there's still poverty in the north of england and how do those people cope with it. >>reporter: the british participants have taken part in

>> matthew johnson a british academic brought a group of people from a former mining town in england to meet aboriginal people in australia. >> if we are to understand aboriginal experience in australia, we have to understand historical context of the u.k., which may give aboriginal australian people cause to thinking differently about people in general like potential allies in different parts of the world who happen to be white. >> some said receive suffered discrimination on the basis of their identity just as aboriginal people in australia. karl is unemployed after a series of what he describes as dead end jobs. >> the worst part is not wanting to be unemployed, wanting to earn your income instead of going out and begging for it every fort night. >> what he learns from australians and what they learn from him will feed into the academic report. >> i know it's a completely different situation but there is still impoverishment in the north of england and how do those people cope with it? >> the british participants have taken part in demonstrations, consulting for indigenous rights

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matthew. they say he is linked to the abduction and murder of another student. >>> dorian johnson, a friend of michael brown who was with him has sued the city of ferguson the officer involved as well as the former police chief. he claims officer darren wilson initiated the confrontation and that he used excessive force. a grand jury and the u.s. department of justice cleared and declined to charge wilson. >>> prince will perform a special rally for peace in baltimore. organizers say it's meant to be a catalyst for reflection following the unrest in that city. prince recently recorded a protest song called "baltimore." they're asked to wear the color gray in tribute to freddie gray and others lost in violence. >>> and good morning, everyone. i'm jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. you're looking at live the schuylkill expressway at montgomery drive with a disabled vehicle over in the left-hand lane. slow going behind that scene. you can see 18 minutes starting to slow down on the blue route up towards the vine street expressway. an accident montgomery on welsh road and north wales

matthew. he was away at college. since the doors to the house were never locked, there was no forced entry. nothing was stolen. adjacent to the johnsons' home was a guest house the family rented out. inside, on the bed, police found the scope that belonged to the murder weapon. the tenant was 45-year-old mel speegle, and he was gone. >> we found out that the murder weapon belonged to mel speegle. >> mel speegle was now the prime suspect. sheriff walt femling ordered his deputies to seal off the perimeter and to stop the nearby garbage truck from leaving the area. >> i yelled at one of my deputies to run over there and stop him from doing what he was doing. >> sir, just leave the garbage at this truck. >> that garbage truck was one house away and almost took this evidence. >> in the trash can outside the johnsons' home was evidence more valuable than anything they found inside. wheall i can think abouthit, is getting relief. nicorette mini starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. anytime. anywhere. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i choose nicorette mini. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here

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officers who were killed in the line of duty last year, deputy sheriff matthew chissom of the cedar county sheriff's office and eddie johnson jr. sheriff chissom was tragically killed november of last year. he was 25 years old and deputy sheriff chissom was shot and killed while conducting a traffic stop. he had served with the cedar county sheriff's office for just under two years and deputy sheriff chissom is survived by his wife, by his young son and clearly that family has paid a tremendous price for the willingness of their husband and father to step up and defend us. officer eddie johnson jr. of alton, missouri, was involved in a fatal vehicle crash while responding to a structure fire october 20 of last year. in addition to being an officer with the alton police department officer johnson also served as the fire chief of the volunteer fire department and as a reserve deputy for the oregon county sheriff's department. he was 45 years old. he was -- he is survived by his wife and their three children. so in a difficult -- so difficult things happen to those who -- who serve. we saw two of our officers, the st. louis co