former attorney general's appeared in court in relation to the deaths of 43 students in 2014 isis. morrill is facing charges of torture, forced disappearance and official misconduct. at least 20 people had been killed and flood south of the afghan capital campbell, cushy district, and logo province has been hit the hardest, more rains forecast authorities of declared a state of emergency in 10 provinces. and those are the headlines coming up next. it's people empower good by what is life? why in maximum security prison in these 2 parts, special report, one i want 8 goes behind. 5. singapore is showing you prison. on al jazeera, the when the code with pandemic, again, the need to minimize face to face contact drove many of the world judicial systems on line. know in the name of cost, speed and greater efficiency. some of them want to stay there. but critics say that holding trials in cyberspace can deny defendants the right to a fair hearing and remove safeguards against abuse. so who's right? we asked reporters sarasota to investigate. ah ah, the physical confines, the courtroom. the place

think about the morrill act andt how that has expanded access to higher education.ll of these points. 17 million acres of land including ten millions acres of land from 250di indigenous tribs to basically give to state so they could build these illustrious institutions we have numbered iowa state university, auburn university, penn state university, cornell. for 30 years these institutions 30 years or longer most of these institutions did not enroll black students but i was state university for example the first school to accept that land-grant did not enroll its first black student to the federal government said you eithert have to accept them job white institution or create. t that ended up being george washington carver. if you think about the amount of time they were able to build credit and currency for the system of institution and yetre still have flagships that are 5% black students say have 30 or 40% of the high school graduates are black. public high school graduates are black. place like north carolina almost 5% when that best helps understand that adjust

we don't understand what's happening, is he trying to dialogue secretly with vice president morrill and while he silent it feels as if nicaragua, catholic church has been cut off by the pope right now. so, so far the pope has no comment. upon seeing these images, vice president movie, your repeated charges at some preschool, i quote, servants of the devil's and yankee invaders until junkie investors. neither she nor her husband the president has offered any proof to see and human al jazeera. columbia's 1st left, the president, gustavo petro has been we'll be sworn in on sunday. on friday, he received an award from the outgoing leader. i've undo k petrow, a former gorilla fighter is promising to reshape the country. he's put together a broad coalition to pass reforms including a $5800000000.00 tax bill to fund social programs. well, his conservative criticize certainly is behind a divisive legacy. money accuse do k of not doing enough to protect social activists and in digital leaders who been killed in record numbers on a thunder and pity reports from bizarre even do case went into craz

we're only an hour before the morrill event was to get underway to mark the 2nd nursery of the blast that devastated the port of beirut lebanon. a huge section of the surviving bring silos, their club sending dust smoke concerned into the earth. no injuries where report said the blast that rocked lebanon's capital on august 4th 2020 left him within 200 people dead. some more than $6000.00 injured as well as causing billions of dollars worth of damage. the silos here in the picture hold special significance for many be read residents. having absorbed much of the shock wave of that explosion on the shielding the city from even more damage. we heard from the murder of the port district of barret recalls the tragedy. i was home and heard a plain hovering overhead. then a few seconds later i heard something like a shot. and another 5 seconds later the explosion thundered probably the projectile hit a certain point 1st and then explode it. i went out of the houses, so people lying on the road, half naked, covered in blood. it was a catastrophe. we lived with dignity, but now everything has

mexico's former attorney general has appeared in court linked to the deaths of 43 students in 2014 isis. morrill is facing charges of torture, forced disappearance, and official misconduct. another 83 arrest warrants have been issued for soldiers, local government officials and police officers. the families of the victims said they don't want revenge. they only want to know the truth. a government led commission has called the death of the students crime of the state. it looked like he cannot, those who we, mexicans, all of us are pained by this force disappearance. given me a state crime that so far is a crime of impunity, which we continued to see because it took the years to arrest the former prosecutor, his personal nazi eh, sent the most gay would feel that this is the 1st step towards justice towards punishing those who committed this crime, estate crime, and alter towards clarify what happened a terrible night for a large segment of the mexican population. it is all about us. the rental is the executive director of amnesty international mexico. she says the government owes a huge debt to

and may, mexico's former attorney general hazel morrill, has been arrested as part of an investigation into 43 students who went missing in 2014. maria led the original inquiry, which was highly criticized, is accused of being involved in the torture and forced disappearance of suspects, as well as obstruction of justice. it was international outrage when the students disappeared 8 years ago in the southwestern city of atlanta. on friday, mexico's president repeated his promise to punish those responsible for the disappearance of the students. i. yes, of course the case has not closed. the commission's report has been released and the prosecutor's office will continue to work on it. that said that uncovering the truth, strengthens institutions and punishes those responsible. still ahead and i'll just hit our police in nicaragua, arrest a roman catholic, bishop critical of president. daniel ortega hopes for a peaceful future. child's military government set to sit down with on groups for a national dialogue. ah ah. hi there, good to see. let's go with your weather update beginning in th

colleges we're set up during the civil war i went to cornell were moral the namesake on that bill morrill hall still stands on on the cornell art squad and one more landmark development of the lincoln government with the agriculture department now that may not sound so exciting today. it sounds so to bureaucratic, but it was the first department that had a hand in private industry agriculture being the biggest industry. back then it was one of lincoln's favorite. he thought he called it the people's department. he thought it would have an intimate connection to individual farmers. the idea was the agriculture department was going to distribute seeds and agricultural know-how the latest techniques and so on particularly people on the frontier people in the east lived closer together closer to cities they were more likely to have read the most recent farm journals and all of that but not so people in nebraska where illinois even kentucky jefferson davis was born in kentucky about a hundred miles from lincoln one year before also in a log cabin, but the davises took a different route, they m

former attorney general has appeared in court in relation to the deaths of 43 students in 2014 isis. morrill is facing charges of torture. forced disappears, and official misconduct. 83 other arrest warrants have been issued. the soldiers, local officials and police officers. is there any forces or surging homes in the occupied west? buying cap to shots were fired at a bus carrying settlers. it happened in the town of so i'd late on saturday. but no reports of any casualties. at least 20 people have been killed in floods, south of kabul, cushy district and logo province has been the hardest hayton of canister. those of the headlines coming up next and out 0. it's al jazeera investigations. good bye for now. the one nation team is back at the national rifle association. headquarters. am i to break down the narrative for that people's reaction to got it and i get the meeting plain caroline, whose role is to galvanized the and i raised 5000000 members to vote for pro gun politicians. so we're trying to identify that part of what a 2nd amendment board would look like. so we can deliver 2nd amend

host: i don't know if you had a chance before you showed up for this interview to go up to the morrill itself, but the park service putting out a tweet this morning about having to close the memorial this morning or at least the inside of the memorial due to a graduation celebration at left broken bottles and champagne covering the steps, saying they are trying to clean up and reopen as soon as possible. did you happen to see any of that this morning? guest: we are fed up in the midst of broken whiskey bottles that have miraculously and quietly been cleaned up while we are broadcasting from here, but when we got here, the crew and producer and i looked around and said how did this happen? not because it was in our way, these guys can set up anywhere but it was sort of embarrassing that it was left this way, but they have done a good job. i have to say i did get the memorial yesterday for the first time in three years. i have not been to d.c. since covid began but i met yesterday with students from purdue university who are affiliated with the c-span center for communications at purdue

general has appeared in court in connection with the disappearance of $43.00 students in 2014 athos morrill is facing charges of torture, forced disappearance, and official misconduct victims. families say they don't want revenge. they only want to know the truth. it looked like, you know, those, that we, mexicans, all of us are pained by this force disappear in a state crime that so far is the crime of impunity which we continued to see because it took years to arrest the former prosecutor and the most gay. we feel that this is the 1st step toward justice towards punishing those who committed this cry state crime and also towards clarifying what happened that terrible night for a large segment of the mexican population. at least 20 people have been killed in flood south of the afghan capital. cobble logo province has been hit the hardest, more readiness forecasts and authorities to create a state emergency in 10 provinces. heavy rains of triggered land slides and flash floods killing at least 50 people in the north and east of india. swollen rivers have flooded homes and submerged many roa