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what's your assessment with how the police were dealing with mr. patel end point to the take down leads me scratching my head. i don't understand what was going on and why the officer felt the need to teak him to the ground. but if we back up a little bit, my understanding is that 911 call comes in dispatched a suspicious looking person, police officer under those circumstances has lawful warrant to go ahead and stop an individual that is in the area that meets the general description and talk to the individual. an important issue is howfersz do not have lawful warrant to do a pat down search unless they have a reason why they believe the individual might be carrying some type of dangerous weapon. that calls out of-ñ on 1964 case terry versus ohio. why was the pat down. and the gentleman attempting to pull away a little bit, but if you look at the video he's not aggressively pulling away, he's not trying to break away and run and there's two officers there. i don't understand why the lead officer the one who took him to the ground felt they needed to get

mr. patel's family decided to sue as i'm reading, is that what is happening? suit this morning. when we didn't know whether the police department was going to take any action or not. >> reporter: is the city going to pay for his medical bills, do you know? >> i do not know. i mean that is certainly one thing we would seek recovery of in the lawsuit. >> reporter: okay sir, thank you for speaking to us. and he is the lawyer for patel. in south africa a major opposition party has been thrown out of parliament after interrupting the president, jacob zuma state of the nation speech as erica wood reports from cape town party members demanding answers over a resent spending scandal. >> reporter: 7 minutes in his state of the nation address the president was interrupted. >> which rule are you using? >> reporter: the house was forced to stop procedures and call in security to eject the leader of the economic freedom fighters party or eff and all of its members out of the chambers. >> please allow us. >> reporter: minutes later anger over how it was dealt with also led

mr. patel cannot walk on his own but is said to be improving.the fbi is investigating this case. >>> for many african owner americans the talk is a fact of life, something they feel is necessary to protect their kids if they have a run in with police. now some teens are getting even more advice outside of home. lisa stark has more at our special look at race in america. >> i want you to repeat after me. i want you to say officer. >> officer. >> am i free to go. >> am i free to go. >> this is hardly your typical lesson, from the aclu educates teens on what to do if stopped by police. >> you want to sort of let the situation play out and stay calm as possible so that's the first rule. don't run. >> reporter: in the wake of the deaths of michael brown and eric garner at the hands of police a conversation for years in african american families have taken on added urgency. >> it is more important now. >> about three years ago father and son had the talk, what to do if hashan was stopped by police. >> keep your hands in plain sight. >> don't make sudd

for that reason i sincerely apologize to mr. patelorter: the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to express its concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been some progress in his medical situation, it's still is a matter of concern. >> reporter: the u.s. state department has sent its condolences to patel's wife and the rest of his family. patel is suing the city of madison and the two officers. >>> in india, a temple built to worship the prime minister has been demolished. it featured a statue of modi and the lotus plant. the prime minister wrote on twitter that he was appalled and shocked that it was built in his name. myanmars state media says that 47 soldiers have been killed in four days of fighting against ethnic chinese rebels. the troop tried to stop the rebels taking over the capitol near the chinese border. the governments also carried out air strikes. it's not clear how many rebels were killed. china's foreign ministry has called for calm. >> reporter: this is not the first

for that reason, i sincerely apologize to mr. patel. >> the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to express its concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been some progress in his medical situation it still is a matter of concern. >> the u.s. state department has sent its condolence to say the state department in india and the rest of his family. patel is suing the city and the two officers. al jazeera. >> politicians from africa's economic freedom fighter's party, the third party in parliament were thrown out of the chamber after trying to interrupt the president's annual state of the nation speech. the country's third political party wants the president zuma to pay back state funds he spent renovating his private home. >> the president was interrupted during his address. >> which rule are you using -- >> the house was forced to stop proceedings and call on security to eject the leader of the economic freedom fighters party o.e.f.f. and all of its members out of the chambers. minutes l

for that reason i sincerely apologize to mr. patelter: the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to express its concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been some progress in his medical situation, it still is a matter of concern. >> reporter: u.s. state department has sent its condolence to patel wife this india and the rest of his family and suing the city of madison and the two officers victoria with al jazeera. >>> so a trade deal between the united states and asia is causing controversy among industries and some see agreement as a big benefit but other other think they will lose out. >> reporter: two industries symbolize california trans pacific partnership t.p.p. will make one a winner and the other a loser. coastal california has its fishing industry. >> it is becoming increasingly challenging to be an american fisherman. >> reporter: inland not too far from the coast is california wine. >> we are very excited about the opportunities with t.p.p. >> reporter: so wine wins. as we

as we've seen with the case of mr. patelwell for people of color. what should we make of that statement from the fbi director? >> well i'm glad you pointed that out because just last week i was sending time with the family of kenneth chamberlin who was a retired military person whose 911 was called when his alert went off, medical alert went off and he ended up being shot and killed by the police up in westchester, new york. this is just one story and the stories go on and on and aon. and the thing that i was listening to when i heard the fbi director's speech some of it was what he was talking about but one thing missing to me which is what is going to be the policy around accountability and justice? we can keep doing a lot of training and get data to analyze the problem and put in place policies that will shift things moving forward, but right now aky girly, his family got -- will they get justice. i think the fifth hard piece is how are we going to hold police officers accountable. he talked about there is no more epidemi

for that reason i sincerery apologize to mr. patel. >> the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to express concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been progress in his fell situation there is still a matter of concern. >> the u.s. state department has sent condolences to patel's wife in india and the rest of his family. patel is suing the city and it's officers. >> still to come, we'll have all the sport. in cricket australia gets ready to take on their oldest rivals. >> it's time for sport. >> thank you so much. cricket world cup hosts newell have gotten off to a good start in the opening match of the tournament taking on sri lanka in christchurch. new zealand batting first. making rapid process. but out for 65. new zealand 142-2 after 24 overs the latest score. now co-host always getting ready to take on their oldest rivals more than 90,000 spectators against england. australia has won 13 of 15 matches, their captain said recent history will count for little in this game. >> i would love to say that it would count for something b

for that reason i sincerely apologize to mr. patel. >> the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to express its concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been some progress in his medical situation it's still is a matter of concern. >> the u.s. state department has sent its condolences to patel's wife in india and the rest of his family. he's suing the city of madison and the two officers. al jazeera. >> southeastern brazil is suffering a major drought and it looks to be getting worse. where the reservoirs are reaching critical levels. forecasters are only predicting more dry weather. we're in brazil's biggest city where they are resort to go any method they can to condition serve water. in this middle class area, the awareness of the need to save water has transformed everyone's life. maria and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they wash their hands. when it's full its used to flush the toilet. a bucket catches the water that used to waste while the shower warms up. while follow it's taken downstairs to be used for the di

for that reason i sincerely apologize to mr. pateleporter: the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to express its concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been some progress in his medical situation, it's still is a matter of concern. >> reporter: the u.s. state department has sent its condolences to patel's wife and the rest of his family. patel is suing the city of madison, and the two officers. >>> u.s. president barack obama is expected in california in the coming hour for a summit on cyber security. in fact we'll be taking his remarks when he makes them live here on al jazeera. let's go live to stanford california rob reynolds is there. why is the president taking such an interest in this particular summit on cyber security rob? >> reporter: well the white house called this summit adrian, because there have been a number of very high-profile cyber security breaches recently. there was the sony hacking, allegedly linked to north korea. there was the hacking of social media accoun

for that reason, i sincerely apologize to mr. patel. >> the indian government contacted the u.s. state department to express its concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been some progress in his medical situation it still is a matter of concern. >> the u.s. state department has sent its condolence to say patel's wife in india and to the rest of his family. patel is suing the city of madison and the two officers. >> all right now we're going to talk a little bit more about the situation in egypt today. as you've heard, there have been a couple of demonstration reported. the al jazeera arabic bureau chief joins to us explain what's going on. we're hearing reports of separate demonstrations at least today, one in giza, which might have turned a little ugly, from what we're hearing and one more peaceful in cairo itself. >> yes, there is actually demonstrations and protests. the most strong evident is in cairo and also in giza. there is some other demonstrations in egypt. the most significant is that this is, you know, should be more quiet. this is after

for that reason i sincerely apologize to mr. patelorter: the indian government has contacted the u.s. state department to express its concern. >> our understanding of the situation is that while there has been some progress in his medical situation it still is a matter of concern. >> reporter: the u.s. state department has sent condolence to patel wife this india and the rest of his family and he is suing the city of madison and the two officers victoria with al jazeera. >>> coming up in the news hour the researchers who tried to stop hospital equipment being hijacked plus they are encouraged to give in germany and transplant doctors are not getting enough organs donated and we also report on trail running growing in popularity and meet a woman who is dominating the race to become a champion. ♪ ♪ the top stories on this al jazeera news hour a grenade attack on a shia muslim mosque in pakistan left at least 19 dead and more than 60 wounded, the attack was during friday prayers in peshawar. the al jazeera journalist fahmy and mohamed ar

now, the lawsuit, of course, is is -- where we can get compensation for mr. pateld a message to this police department, and to other officers, that this is not the way a professional police officer conducts himself. it's not what we expect in this country. >> all right. certainly a message we've heard all too many times across the country. thank you very much for your account, hank sherrod. we'll check back in as this develops. >> thank you. >>> the race for the white house, after the break. with news of vice president biden and jeb bush and hillary clinton. >>> and "saturday night live" has had their fun with some of those politicians over the past 40 years. the show celebrates its 40-year anniversary with a special this weekend. we'll take a look back. first, lorne michaels sat down with nbc's matt lauer to talk about the past 40 years. >> was that first group of people that you put together the reason we're sitting here 40 years later? >> no question. the show stands on their shoulders, them and the designers, musicians. every aspect of the taste of the show cam

patel's wife in india. the police chief fired officer parker. >> officer parker's actions did not meet the high standards and expectations of the madison city, police department. for that reason i sincerely apologize to mrpate will. >> the family attorney said that the chief's announcement is a step in the right direction. >> it's a good start. police accountability is extremely important. >> but they're now suing the city and officer parker for damages. while the complaint against the city of madison points out that while patel has dark brown skin, this case is not about hate crime but police brutality, although he would not rule out race as a factor. >> we're not trying to prove that this is a racially motivated attack, but again i think it's--it can't be denied that frequently there is a racial component that affects the interactions between predominantly police forces and persons of color. >> the u.s. government has gotten valued with an fbi investigation of its own. the state department responding offering condolences to the patel family. the police officer has not responded publicly, and court records do not show if he has a laureate. patel is now well enough to be transferred to a rehab center wh