the range of people who fled to bangladesh claim the mayan mom in a tree targeted civilians and not the terrorists. find out what the. military may have calculated the west response to the acts politicians would be new to. governed by. who is a democracy icon and they may not want to touch or. point to. a model with a lot on my little bit of the heat on the ballot and he'd only sleep during the whole lot of money much like iran would i would be really. sad when i remembered that idea maybe not but the really big deal that i like and i bought other than i don't i do not agree to this you. know what it says and i'm done with that's the one that won't i'm going to. find london to do. the. leg am. a minute to. god on the foot of the taliban or the other level. the good the named. after good shit would that out on my plate do what. are you. good to. have are only good one of the dorm will go by going you. cannot stand the half hour and not the gallons an hour then the whole entire time and. not a lot of them out of the money that i don't want and i got out of jail my. two hundred over the wo

most reluctant refugees they don't want to venture too far from the fence that separates them from mayan ma never the less that most so afraid to return worrying whether they'll enjoy the same rights as before the government is actually clearing the game on to make new houses well you you want to avoid most of what all the holes i. know don't want to get down to them now we're going to want. that a little whole lot comes. when they wind seize power he decided they needed to homogenized society so he started pushing out foreignness first of all the west and then the indians and the chinese then he also tried to. bush out there i am gap people by changing citizenship laws requiring that everybody had to prove that they had been in three generations to have documentation the problem was that there are handicapped people. of cost and not have documentation going back because nobody had. the media to organize this were resistant to the last to make the village of indian part of the route we were never shown the mass grave sites and the locals denied them ever took place. i know beds that grou

in just one day killed ninety nine hindus and buddhists in russia state into a child the ation the mayan mommy carried out an ethnic cleansing operation they wiped out roy hinge of villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh. duck congress state used to be separate kingdom you had vote was slums and bloodless living day that kingdom up for a kind was conquered by the burman kingdom the boundaries got redrawn pago there a kind came down became adal bangladesh and the adam og came out of nam mom off the independence the constitution said all people within the boundary all. citizens so you could claim that there are two way and yeah mom became citizen. on ya own way some of them as far as president it wasn't mine mom back then had to flee the country with his family it was off to the military coup and the death of his father in prison under unclear circumstances. before the cool. we were on top of the. presidents family ruling. after the cool people with dad to talk to us in case the military came for them as well. and didn't think i would get involved in politics again when he people of

when returning to the mayan mom media on those rare occasions when we were alone to leave the bus we only met people willing to back up the authorities story. doing to me to be fair to really didn't just. come from the. room with a new gear blueness will. do that. throughout to quarter to out to look. at them for the money that the records look for and would remove from your thermos with your. disease hindu goes to abroad to meet us and legibly they were kidnapped by muslim fighters who killed their families and took them to bangladesh by forced. out. by nothing. like fashion that loud laugh loudly no not that i want that money not. only will it india is good it is certainly. not the. only thing that it has nothing everything. in august two thousand and seventeen. the myanmar government reported that. the ira can go in just salvation army had attacked. the police post and government offices simul pena's league the. me was also already in place and rakhine state they had already brought in to reinforce. plans to be able to deal with that so the question is how did they know to me a lo

we are entering into what ancient mayan believed was the gateway to the underworld.ower and beauty of reykjavik, iceland's active volcano. it's like a witch's cauldron bubbling away. and amazed by the millions of spawning salmon in the rivers along alaska's coast. and this is what it's all cke ter he goes. there you go, buddy. i'm jeff corwin, i'm on a trip of a lifetime, cruising to the greatest places in the planet. every week i'll come ashore at a new port and head out on the best day trip ever. what's really cool about this experience, anyone can do it.

human remains were unearthed in southern mexico and are thought to be from the early ancestors of the mayanties in honduras, guatemala and el salvador. the skeletons are on display at the anthropology museum in mexico city. that could be creepy. quite fascinating. we are struggling with oui’ fascinating. we are struggling with our words, i don't know what is wrong. what am i going to do? i managed and apology and then struggled with ben. —— anthropology. crosstalk. when you talk about pronouncing things correctly then you pay close attention to what you are going to say next. dina asher smith, not only a fantastic sprinter, she is world class. what a great night for british athletics in the european championships, as their sprinters stormed their way to a double 100 metres success. dina asher smith got the party started by winning the women's gold with a new british record and fastest time of the year. she's bidding for a treble at these championships, now targeting the 4x100 metre title, along with the defence of her 200 metre crown. minutes later, there was more 100 metre glory with a bri

intervene in the row hinges situation his visa was revoked without any explanations given returning to the mayan ma media on those rare occasions when we were allowed to leave the bus we only met people willing to back up the authorities story. damage you doing to me sure of you certainly didn't just. tell me what. an idiot our office blueness will. do it. to court there. is no. different the matter that the records look for and will end with and them as with your. disease hindu goals were brought to meet us and legibly they were kidnapped by muslim fighters who killed their families and took them to bangladesh by force. that. found nothing out. of the fashion of their last valley loudly. that want. money not all over the world and it was a close look at the deal that was going to this isn't the government it was now and. then where are the. only. nothing. in august. the myanmar government report that. the ira can go again just salvation he had attacked. the police post and government offices simul pena sleep the young mommy was also already in place and rakhine state they had already brought in

we have lost a very great mayan a great statesman. —— great mind.a great man. it had this to very dark day. many of us looked up to him to become as he is, an expression to the world. 0ne country where kofi annan had a particular impact was kenya. the bbc‘s merchuma is in nairobi. i asked her why mr annan will always be remembered there. i don't think there is a country in the world that was as much indebted ingratitude to kofi annan and kenya. he was integral in brokering a peace deal that brought sanity to kenya after months of the post—election violence in 2008. many leaders have come up to express their sadness and spoke earlier to the prime minister of the grand coalition government and this is what he had to say. kofi annan is a great friend of can you. as you all remember when this country was that precipice, it was crazy and nine who led the mission —— kofi annan who led the mission. it led to the grand coalition government. what did mr -- what did kofi anand mean to africa? his name is synonymous to peace and democracy and that is what many

archaeologists in mexico have discovered human remains from the ancient mayan civilization that could be up to seven thousand years old the bones were on earth in a cave in talk a tall boat in the south of the country down display in mexico city the maya were one of central america's most dominant civilizations before mysteriously abandoning their cities around nine hundred a day well mine guatemalan children separated from their parents at the u.s. border have been flown home and reunited with their deported families they were rejected under president zero tolerance immigration policy now despite the dangers and uncertainty many guatemalans continue to try to reach the u.s. border in our next report we follow a guatemalan woman and her child trying to get to the united states with little hope of entering. miriam and karyn don't have much luggage they have little apart from their children they don't know what to expect but are well aware of all the possible perils. so much i'm a little furtive i'm putting her in danger in so many ways her health her life so much could happen on the jo

archaeologists in mexico have discovered human remains from the ancient mayan solve a civilization that could be up to seven thousand years old the bones were on earth in a cave of talk we're told but in the south of the country they're now on display in mexico city the capital the maya were once one of central america's most dominant civilizations before mysteriously abandoning their cities at about nine hundred eighty. while at the beginning of this year president trump slashed u.s. funding for the united nations agency for palestinian refugees he was held at aid after questioning its value and after the state department said the u.n. agency needed to be reformed the agency known as an rov the relief and works agency today supports about five million palestinian refugees a reporter tanya kramer went to the gaza strip where agency employees are now on strike. a sit in on bus headquarters in gaza city a few employees have even started a hunger strike all of them fear for their jobs among them the psychologists who were shot she would have to work part time for the next six months and th

at its height the mayan civilization numbered seventy cities states which were in constant conflict. gradually the climate changed. there was less rainfall. crop yields dropped. food became scarce for a population accustomed to plenty. then the worst drought in seven thousand years said. but the maya were not prepared to make any changes to their way of life they were incapable of adapting to new environmental conditions. horse broke out. fearing for their power the king sacrificed prisoners to appease the gods. but to no avail. rebellions brought the city. just a century after its zenith via civilization collapsed. their temples are comparable to the skyscrapers of today. where they invoked the gods to bring rain need. on technological progress to stop climate change we are in the same miserable situation as they were. how can two hundred modern nations achieve what seventy cities states fail to accomplish. it's a question that's been debated annually at the un climate conference since one thousand nine hundred ninety two. but they did isn't it up to london after the fall of the ber

they are not saying to tear down the mayan and aztec pyramids, with slave labor. it is only white people. it is only our countries which have to be flooded with too many people to the point where the host populations do not exist anymore i am not a white nationalists. i never claimed to be. i'm okh with people from around the world but if you bring into many people at once, it is not the same country anymore. people -- white people feel aggrieved. if you like the country they are waking up and is very different from the one they woke up in in the 1960, 1970, 1980. therefore, the face of white advocacy is different than it was in the past. a lot of folks are deliberately misconstruing white identity politics today as a something that endorses the kkk or neo-nazis. in fact there are a lot of , people in the alt right who are encouraging that by trying to be these cartoon nazis and deliberately stupid and hateful. i have to say, i thank the alt right for waking me up to the fact that my people have a voice in people who will stand up for them. i have to say, a lot of

honduras to promote his radical socialist ideology but the original picture is with cain in front of mayan >> in the 1970s there was a liberation theology going . it was the whole attempt to m instalxist governments. >> senatorkaine's campaign responds. cory stewart's pathetic lying reveals a candidate so desperate for attention that he will h atta cain's christian missionary work just to get on the news. >> the polls sho kaine leading. post candidates will be in debate. chuck todd will moderate on. september 26 >>> no verdict in the trial of paul manafort. the jury end their second day of deliberations yesterday. they'll return on nday. manafort faces 18 crges of tax and banking fraud related to his time as a political consultant in ukraine. on thursday the jury asked t judge for clarification on reasonable doubt. wernave also l the names of jurors will not be released after the judge revealed that he is under protection from u.s. marshals after receiving threats. >>> we have the surveillance video showing a man breaking into a restaurt on georgia avenue northwest. it's video that we got

the only other thing y see are mayan ruins in the background. makes you think there's some photoshopping. you'd be righ there has been. and the stewart campaign acknowledges that i >>s satire. a meme. >> reporter: the gop candidate stewart says he wanted to make a point -- kaine was indeed in honduras during the period but was doing missionary work. >> in central america in the 70 there was a liberation theology going on. the whole attempt to install marxist government -- >> reporter: kaine's campaign said the only thing the future governor was installing was a plumbi framing, teaching carpentry and building skills. his campaign asks so how that a radical agenda. the campaigning in central virginia, his campaign responded to stewart in a written t statement that says in p that, quote, cory stewart's pathetic lyiat shows a candso desperate for attention that he will attack tim kaine's christian missionary work to get on the news, unquote. the kae says his campaign is about good jobs, health care, and education. stewart is promising more memes to

the only other thing you see are mayan ruins in the makes you think there's photoshoppin you're righ there has been, and the stewart campaign acknowledges that. >> it's satire. a me. >> reporter: the gop candidate stewart says he wanted to make o t -- kaine was indeed in honduras during the period but was doing missionary work. >> in central america in the 1970s, there was a liberation theology going on. the whole attempt to install marxist governmen -- >> reportekaine's campaign said the only thing the future governor was installingas umbing and framing, teaching carpentry and building skills. his campaign askso how that a radical agenda. the campaigning in central virginia, his campaign responded to stewart in a written statement that says in partor that, quote,stewart's phophetic lying shows a candidate so desperate for attention that he will attack tim kaine's christian missionary work to get on the news, unquote. the kaine says his campaign is about good jobs, health care, ation. stewart is promising more memes to make his point adding that polics has been andill continue to be

prolific figure in the ancient mayan world. >>> archeologists working with ruins in mexico have uncovered a mask believed to ifure. they thk es pama suggest it could represent pacal and his old age. ritual objects were also discovered nearby. >>> and we're taking one last look at your forecast as we head on into the he said of the weekend and -- end of the weekend and into your workweek. temperatures continue to cool as we move towards midweek. we'll see temperatures today in the low 80s for the warmest spots inland. certainly below average this time of year, near 70 by the bay. 60s along the coast. we will keep the clouds around likely the bay and coast much of the day. as we head into the workweek, temperatures cool even more. we're going to struggle to hit mid-70s by midweek and that's for the warmest spots inland. below 70 by the bay and the coast. warm-up heading into thursday and friday. end of the week back to average for this time of year. >>> a 15-year-old girl from san carlos just made history. >> angel mo ray spent all night and all morning swimming across lake tahoe. that is 2

says kaine worked to promote his radical socialist ideology, but the original picture is with him in mayanuins in the backamound. the cign calls the picture satire. they say stewart wanted to make a point that kaine was in hon cue ras doing mission tear work during that time. >> in the 70s there was an attempt to install marxist governments. >> senator kaine's reonse, the pathetic lying reveals a candidate so desperate for attention that he'll attack tim kaine's christian mission tear work justo get on the local news. >>> the latest polls show tim eaine leading by more than 20 points ahead of midterms. both candidates will face off in a debate on sepmber 26th. chuck todd will moderate. >>> this may be one of the biest stories of the day. doubling up o burritos at chipolte. there's a rare byne one get free deal. it's geared toward students heading back to school, but you don't have to be a student. no school.d. is required to get a free burrito, salad, or kids mea with a purchase. if you want the deal, mention the bogo deal at the register. that's how you say it. but for online or app order

and also to the classical mayan time. where they have a good sense to attend royal ladies. with the agreeable trait. they show up again and again throughout recorded history. our connection to bees should not be measured in thousands of years it should be measured in millions. with the evolutionary consequences for our own species. haswell is the peculiar african bird. it comes just from chapter six of the book. and also begins with the quotation the same from the dutch renaissance. we catch up with the narrative in south africa. i cannot resist going out in the native habitat. i had wondered so long. i will get it right from now on. the wonderful habitat. now, if i were writing a novel this is when i would tell you that a brown bird landed on a nearby tree. chattering excitedly to get my attention. and an insensate in insensate cry that bird books described as kiki. they would rely on the unique talents. they led hunters to colonies that were larger and more productive than the ones they discovered on their own. they need to be located and breached. they species on leftove

u.s.tribes, but there's mayan students. you have a lot of students in sfusd that you're accountable. thank you, and please give us an update. [applause] >> thank you. mr. superintendent, can you let us know who's working on that and when we can expect an update. [inaudible] >> yeah. so there is a committee at the school. i know that bill san derson is working -- sanderson is working that committee. i don't know if you want to give more detail. >> so what we have as a proposed list for committee membership to be convened in the fall because of the period of time with due consideration and some of the complexities related to this. they did, however, engage the students at one of the academies to do a capstone project to do a thorough investigation of the artists and the history of the murals at the high school. the students developed a tour in which they engaged multiple classes at washington high school to do education about the history and the content of the murals as well as park rangers from the golden gate national recre

sophisticated clay hides were up and down the nile used for wildflower bloom and also to the classical mayanperiod where people had the good sense to tend royal ladies a rain forest bees would be a trade off steam. bees shall again shallot again and again throughout recorded history while blacks and honey show up everywhere from pottery fragments to the world's oldest and fulfilling. but by one school of thought, our connection shouldn't be measured in thousands of years. it should be measured in millions. a relationship with potential evolutionary consequences for our own species as well as that of a peculiar african bird. this story comes from chapter six of the book and also begins in the quotation this time from the dutch renaissance scholar who observed no bees, no honey. we are catching up with a narrative in south africa where i was frankly skipping out on a biology conference where i was supposed to be presenting a paper because i couldn't resist going out and looking for native honey bees and the habitat in south africa. oh please i wondered for so long -- [inaudible] thank you very

and they'll put like a 2-5 on there or the mayan 2-5, which is two dots and one line.d see what we can get. >> want to call them out here? >> mandatory yard, fellas. lock it up. >> what about all these? >> you steal from conto? >> it doesn't matter? >> no. just take it outside. take it outside. >> take that one. good. go on and get dressed. he's big, man. >> yeah, he is. >> play football? >> no, just started growing. >> the reason why we have your down here is because we're searching your cell. got information that either you or your cellie are involved with the 2-5s. have you ever heard of the 2-5s? >> i've heard of them, but i have nothing to do with them. >> while they're up there searching the cell, it appears at this point that -- well, they haven't found anything up to this point. i don't anticipate finding anything on you. we're looking at your cell ie. it will be okay. just relax. all right? >> come on. >> why do you think i'm here? >> i probably already know. you guys were up in my house two weeks ago. >> who was up in your house? >> put two and two together.

they are not saying tear down the mayan and aztec pyramid sprayed it is only white people and it is onlyur countries with have to be flooded with too many people to the point where the host populations don't exist anymore. i am not a white nationalist and i have never claimed to be a white nationalist, but i am ok with sharing this country from people around the world. if you bring in too many people at once, it is not the same country anymore and that is what they are doing and that is why a lot of white people agree because they feel like the country they are waking up in in 2018 is a very different country than the one they woke up in 1960, 1970, 1980. host: that whole rally took place, available at our website, c-span.org. host: republican line, edith, go ahead. caller: i am calling about these omarosa.lling in about why do these people -- they try everything in the world to -- this president and talk about him as a racist. what is racist about it? host: what do you think about the claims she made herself? caller: the claim she made his false -- is false. i don't believe nothing she

these people have none of those rights, so i think it is absolutely vital the government of mayan markd not prevent this from happening? when we are dealing with stateless people, the problem is often invisible. you can feel, particularly in the west, there are cultural barriers but when you sit with a mother, newly arrived, not even unpacked her bags because she is worried the latrine that she has built above us is going to collapse when the rains come, you realise there are human beings inside this crisis, and i think it is really important that even know we talk about these numbers, we do not lose sight of human beings. part of my role as a goodwill ambassador is to be score that human face. footage from australia has emerged of a fireball believed to have been a meteor entering the atmosphere. the sky above perth was lit up by the object as it hurtled towards the ground. local fire services say they started receiving calls from concerned onlookers who said they had seen a fireball streaking across the sky. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett. someone else who s