william barber, co-chair of the poor people's campaign and a member of the national board of the naacpnk you for joining us. what message do you hope that today's march sent? ? >> i hope that the nation understands that the march is a sign, a penetration point. the march signifies that something is stirring in the nation, and we can't miss what's really happening here, people are coming together whether it's the march on washington, black lives matter or the poor people's cai people's campaign. we have people being lynched by the police, people dead from covid, we have people denied stimulus and sick leave, and they're dieing from that. we have trillions given to corporations and not the seame amount of money given to communities. we had 700 people dying a day,u underinsured and thousands die for every one million uninsured. people are dying from climate crisis. >> how concerned are you that this generation will be frustrated by the efforts of today? because dr. king spoke so eloquently, 57 years ago. john lewis said we want justice. we want it now, but 57 years later, we're still havi

we had a basic idea about the nationalities on board but we are notan the nationalities on board butublicly. how long can you keep them on board safely before you are going to run out of food and water and things like that? that is a good question. over 350 people, we cannot keep them for a long amount of time. it is not a question of food and fuel, it is about how stable it is on the decks. people are crammed together and lots have a history of legal detention. it is also about the psychological situation and how fast it deteriorates and the medical situation, of course. chris, part of the rescue team on board. all passengers, who were on a flight to cardiff from the greek island of zante have been told to self—isolate, after some on board tested positive for coronavirus. health officials say seven people from three different parties on tui flight 6215 on tuesday have tested positive for covid—19. public health wales is now contacting the rest of the passengers. the headlines on bbc news... university lecturers warn that plans to reopen universities in september will be too dangerou

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national interests. had some fun over the past two weeks. we had quite a few folks come on board. theamped up with national security advisor and lots in between. can you take one moment or speaker or event, something over the past two weeks that really struck you, that was a highlight for you in our context of truck to bring some color to the importance of america's role in the world? paula, do you want to start, ambassador dobriansky and then ambassador bell? amb. dobriansky: absolutely. i have to say the highlight for me was the interview with ambassador robert o'brien, who is the national security advisor to united states president donald trump. in this interview, i think that he really shared a lot of the kinds of not only achievements of the administration but he placed a real premium on the importance of our allies, of our alliances, but also the need for economic strength and for military strength. interview wase very comprehensive, very insightful, and i think a very important message that he conveyed. damon: terrific. ambassador bell? amb. bell: it is hard to pick one, fra

i guess is the procedure. >> well, for me as a state conference president of the naacp and a national boardber, it's not a question of whether we have confidence. we demand that there's a thorough investigation, a fair investigation, and we're going to receive that. we're going to get that. we now have a governor in wisconsin who has called for a special session on police accountability, a governor that has clearly shown that he and his administration is about all the people in wisconsin being treated with respect and dignity, unlike his predecessor. so we turned the clock back one day and the predecessor was in office, i would have no confidence that we were going to do anything to alleviate some of this anger and fear that the police department have concerning black men to where they take their guns out and shoot us at the drop of a hat. i know that this is going to change under the new governor and the naacp is going to be at the table and making the policies that bring about change. >> we've heard from our correspondents that the blake family has said that they're happy that -- i don't

we also also have a national park service. we boardedden gate national recreation area so there is a lot of activity to do in the summer time you see people with bonfires. but really families enjoying the beach and the pacific ocean during the rest of the time of year. [♪] >> and golden gate park where we have so many of our treasures here. we have the tea garden, the museum and the academy of sciences. not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the h

carrier is losing millions of dollars each day how long can that go on let's ask former national transportation safety board official jamie fan jamie almost every industry is working with a skeleton crew these days so beyond limiting choices to we the consumers do you feel as though airworthiness could be compromised. no i don't feel that it's been compromised in the least i think that's the least of our worries as far as travel. agencies is the f.a.a. and you are going to part of. it. and so they're not going to compromise that you know. because no one was to crash obviously and it is it's going to be. very very long before we get back to normal oh. yeah and during this crisis safety takes on a secondary meaning because people transmit the virus by getting together and air travel amplifies the geography of that spread so we've heard how well scrubbed and socially distance the planes are until lately and i must say i was surprised to hear former obama press secretary. urned united airlines chief communications officer josh earnest come right out and say it his statement was when it comes to blocking middle

from there, it was on to arizona where the president picked up the endorsement of the national boardouncil. he slammed his opponent for being soft on immigration. >> joe biden is the puppet of the radical left-wing movement that seeks the complete elimination of america's borders and boundaries. if they want to take the wall down, they don't want to have borders, they want sanctuary cities. it lots of bad things they want. following orders from his boss, his new bosses bernie sanders. >> before the arizona event, the president was asked about the intelligence committee with the extensive contacts that year between the trump campaign officials and russian operatives including associate paul manafort, he was described in that report as an intelligence agent and have been directly connected to the leak of 2016. at this is what the president had to say about that. >> i didn't hear anything about it. i didn't read it. i heard they said donald trump had nothing to do with it. he said donald trump had absolutely nothing to do with russia. >> the president has no campaign events tomorrow. he

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board. the fda and the national transportation safety board are going to investigate and determine the cause of this fatal accident. we're also monitoring the 3 major wildfires that have forced thousands of people in monterey county to evacuate. there's the river fire. that's burning south of salinas that fire has grown to more than 10,000 acres and is only right now 7% contained. more than 5,000 people have had to leave their homes. for firefighter suffered heat related injuries while battling the flames. cal fire says this fire like so many others in the bay area was sparked over the weekend by dry lightning. the 2 other fires that are burning just further south in monterey county, there's the carmel fire that has burned more than 700 acres in carmel valley that has destroyed 3 structures and has threatened 300 more all the local school districts have canceled classes in the area because of the por el air quality and the dangerous conditions that are in the area right now. finally there's also the dolan fire that has scorched more than 4,000 acres. that's in big sur that has forced parts o

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situation that has occurred we're working intensively with the municipality together with national infection control board. no we general thora taking any chances that closing ports to cruise ships for at least 14 days for an industry already billions in revenue the latest outbreak is a major blow as it seeks to persuade passengers that returning to its ships is safe . let's go now to something to smile about during britain's coronavirus lockdown a former air force pilot became known for spreading some much needed share by drawing a modis in the sky today richard goodwin it was back in action this time over bristol the city was holding its annual hot air balloon festival to onlookers surprise as the balloons were joined by a huge a smiley drawn by goodwin's plane using the clear blue sky as his canvas. that's your news update at this hour up next to the documentary myanmar and the rohingya murder by design and don't forget you can always get the latest on our website www dot com m.k. richardson in berlin thanks for joining us. forecasters from nigeria does what money would sponsor. authentic. and successf

senior fellow at the national center for public policy research and co-chair project 20 one's national advisory board and i can think of nobody better to discuss this and him horace welcome aboard sarah welcome back to the show let's start at the beginning what is project or the 69000 project for people who don't know anything about it. so the new york times said that they wanted to do a story commemorating the 400 year anniversary of the arrival of slaves in the united states and it was called 161000 and then they expanded it to be a series today there are school districts some 35 school districts in states all across america that are incorporating the ideas and thesis of this project now not withstanding it the original historians who are involved in fact checking the reports have indicated there are a number of in accuracies there are number of mis characterizations and in fact a host of organizations including the smithsonian have called out the 1619 project horrors so your organization the national center project $21.00 you've done extensive research on this project and you published the work th

we have a basic idea about the nationalities on board but we are not an authority to make statisticshat? that‘s a good question. 300, over 350 people, we cannot keep them for a long amount of time. it‘s notjust a question of food and fuel, it‘s also a question of how stable the situation on the decks is. the people are crammed together, the people have a lot of... a lot of them have a history of illegal detention in libya, for example. this is also a question of their psychological situation and how far this deteriorates. and the medical situation, of course. at was a spokesperson from one of the rescue boats. all passengers who were on a flight to cardiff from the greek island of zante have been told to self—isolate, after some on board tested positive for coronavirus. health officials say health officials say seven people from three different parties on tui seven people from three different parties on tui flight 6215 on tuesday have tested positive for covid—19. public health wales is now contacting the rest of the passengers. in the western us city of portland, a white man is repo

currently i write for the los angeles review of books and i'm on the board of directors of the national book critics circle. i'm also the author of a book of poetry that deals with lacausa. in fact, it's called, "lacausa." at this time i would like to introduce miriam. miriam is the former pulitzer prize winning editor who spent 25 years working at "newsday" and the "los angeles times." her book, "the crusades of cesar chavez," a biography is the first comprehensive biography of the iconic, charismatic leader. she has also written "the union of their dreams," a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of chavez's united farm workers movement. she recently received a national endowment for the humanities fellowship to support her work on the chavez biography. please welcome, miriam pawel. [applause] hi miriam. miriam: hi, greg. thanks. can you hear me? yeah i'm on. greg: i want to ask you something i feel that is really important. what brought you through the writing about cesar chavez? i know a lot of people here in texas know who he is but then i was very surprised to learn that recently w

now the national film video incenses board already has the film on his radar. thomas is the executive director of the nigerian census board he joins me now from bush welcome to the 70 s. africa mr thomas why will you not allow this film to be screened to the nigerian public we need to look at the content and if the content negates the constitution of the country then we go ahead on classified since one plus for it and if the name gets so we won't give up over principle only what i've read about. l g b t v. it's not allowed so if you look at. the courts of law. it's becomes very necessity for all smoke to permit sorts as well so does the police on our street a city you quite rightly say that the film is about portraying the l g b t community but let us consider the argument that film is about portraying reality so not necessarily about what is right and what is wrong and the reality is mr thomas that they aren't gay people in nigeria however one feels about that. for every society every society's beast also cited a simple eve's depreciate cool when i stepped up

national rail network. the surface transportation board plays a critical role in ensuring our nation's rail network is sound and functioning properly. this committee specifically and the congress as a whole recognize the board's importance through the passage of the surface transportation board re-authorization october of 2015. through the legislation, this committee strengthened the authority of the board to oversee, investigate and adjudicate matters that have long been a concern to industry stake holders an congress alike. paramount among these concerns is the need to address deficiencies associated with the rate case process. chairman begamin along with board members have since made considerable strides to address the issue. i look forward to working with them to implement changes that, consistent with sound economic principle, will streamline the rate case process to substantially reduce costs and timelines and ultimately enhance the boar's effectiveness in handling such cases. another area of interest is the attention the board gives to smaller and mid-sized shippers thatlass 2 and 3 railroads provide

we also also have a national park service. we boardedden gate national recreation area so there is a lot of activity to do in the summer time you see people with bonfires. but really families enjoying the beach and the pacific ocean during the rest of the time of year. [♪] >> and golden gate park where we have so many of our treasures here. we have the tea garden, the museum and the academy of sciences. not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the h

. >> reporter: tonight the fire's out and the national transportation safety board is investigating to find out what went wrong. gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> now to the battle over the post office, the postmaster general grilled by congress today as six more states sue to block recent service cutbacks let's get more from tom costello >> reporter: despite hundreds of post boxes taken off the streets, mail sorting machines taken offline, overflowing mail bins and reports that worker overtime has been cut the new postmaster general today faced skeptical democrats. >> mr. dejoy, your decisions have cost americans their health, their time, their livelihoods and their peace of mind. >> reporter: louis dejoy insisted he's acting to save the struggling postal ve committed. the board's committed. the postal workers committed to having a successful election. and the insinuation is quite frankly outrageous >> reporter: a former major republican donor, dejoy has been on the job for just 67 days he insists some of the cost cutting has been under way for years, as mail volume dropped significantly.

there's no real national dash board that describes exactly what's going on.he numbers of tests have gone up substantially. since the start of the pandemic. so, we're up to nearly 800,000 tests in a day. the time delays are longer and longer because we have more disease around the country. people are getting tested because we have more disease. and it's like a virtual loop in the wrong direction. we have to get the numbers down and do a better job understanding why. delays are happening. reagent shortage, swab shortage. test delays within labs. we have to work out all of the problems. >> you came out with a new report this week saying that the u.s. needs to reset its response to covid-19. with policy action. my question is what needs to happen to get this virus under control? >> we put ten things down in the plan. many were most will be familiar to americans. the first is the fundamentals. wearing a mask isn't a person choice. it's a society and social responsibility. and having large gatherings shouldn't be an option. when the country is having this kind of c

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partnering with t-shirt company bella canvas and the national school board association and scholasticr kids program will also work to provide educational materials about masks to 54 million children in 115,000 schools. plus, in addition to over 4 million masks donated, for each mask purchased, another mask will be donated. serena saying, quote, i'm grateful to be able to help educate our schools about this resource and to be given the opportunity to serve so many. so doing a whole lot there. >>> all right. big celebration for elton john who is celebrating a huge milestone. 30 years sober. the singer taking to twitter some photos writing, reflecting on the most magical day having celebrated my 30th sobriety birthday. all those cards you see there from his partner, david, his sons and friends in the program. john going on to say, quote, if i hadn't finally taken this big step of asking for help 30 years ago, i'd be dead. thank you from the bottom of my heart to all the people who have inspired and supported me along the way. elton has been very open about his journey to sobriety, his st

national convention. they're calling the pofts master general and the chairman of the postal service board of governors in for a hearing. dejoy is a trump mega donor, republican -- prolific republican donor. and dejoy's boss is a former head of the republican national committee. and the house speaker has cast this entire attempt to make the postal service more solvent, that's what dejoy says. she casts it as an effort by the president to sabotage the upcoming election, steph. >> here's the issue. speaker pelosi doesn't control the senate. she's calling back members of the house. at the very same time, the president has said if there is no more funding for the usps, you cannot have widespread mail-in voting. this new funding is tied to stimulus negotiations that are going nowhere. so what can nancy pelosi actually do? >> well, it's a great question. but here's another part of this that is also important. what the president says about the postal service not being able to handle election day mail without new funding, that's not true. the postal service says they have the capacity, they're up to the job, and

we also also have a national park service. we boardedn gate national recreation area so there is a lot of activity to do in the summer time you see people with bonfires. but really families enjoying the beach and the pacific ocean during the rest of the time of year. [♪] >> and golden gate park where we have so many of our treasures here. we have the tea garden, the museum and the academy of sciences. not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the hea

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board. china's new national security role has tightened beijing's grip on hong kong and stifled protests that rocked the city a year ago. with pro-democracy cabinet that's now disqualified from running elections and activists fearing imprisonment or worse does this spell the end for one country 2 systems people in power investigates hong kong and. on a visit or. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the past about to see this documentary by will compel equal an onion we haven't the onion the feet of both the heart and within the confines of the old city remind continues with cambodia is often in business. this is actually totally crazy scene it just allowed us to pick up full kids from his international they now con out and we could just drive off with them . on al-jazeera. thousands of children were removed from east timor geremi indonesian occupation decades later what i want to enjoy is members of the last generation if they find the head hard. on al-jazeera. belorussian police a say moving in on another protest on a day foreign journalists were told their permits a can

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he was on the advisory board, national advisory board for core. he had been, perhaps, the primary influence in flushing out nonviolence as a strategy for promoting social change and to me that was -- that's enough of a contribution. i don't care that he did not become a freedom rider. >> maybe the question is too obvious, but i don't know the answer. why weren't you a freedom rider? >> why wasn't i a freedom rider. i did all the scouting. and after setting the whole thing up, i drew the assignment of being the person in jackson who would take care of all of the riders when they were released. i had an assignment before that, though. my assignment right after the bus was burned was in montgomery, alabama. in montgomery i lived in the home of ralph abennathy. >> the event in the church was thousands of angry whites outside the church. >> okay. so the town wasf% the backseat with a rifle across. so these guys would give us an escort to within a block of the bus station, trailways or greyhound. they would disappear. we got to get with a local guy who

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we can speak now to darija reic, director of the croatian national tourist board. 0bviously obviouslymstances and we heard from gavin how much british tourism matters. you must be disappointed so are you helping british tourists get home now before four o'clock tomorrow morning? good morning. yes, the uk is one of our top ten markets for croatian tourism. it's very important. last year we recorded just under 900,000 arrivals and 4.6 million overnight stays from the uk s0 million overnight stays from the uk so british tourists are highly important to us. they are one of the top markets in croatia. so it's very significant as a loss. we are doing everything we can to help them get back but it's likely not everyone will be able to get back before the quarantine rules setting. and the reason the quarantine was imposed is the incidence per 100,000 people for croatia went up from 10.4 on august 12-20 7.4 on croatia went up from 10.4 on august 12—20 7.4 on august 19. how do you explain this spike in coronavirus cases? —— from 10.4 on august 12, to 7.4 on august 19. the spike has been created

the he was the pilot was the only person on board the helicopter at the time the fda and the nationalrtation safety board will investigate and determine the exact cause of that accident. we've also told you about a number of firefighters in northern california who have been hurt battling fires here. there are nearly 400 fires in fact raging across the state of california tonight, many of them are right here in our own backyard. we'll show you how >>breaking news this wednesday night as we continue to follow major wildfires continuing to burn across the bay area now we have been reporting all evening long about the growing up problems for fire crews up and down the state certainly here in northern california. we are struggling as well with us resources being thin and light of all the fires kron four's ella sogomonian is standing by in our newsroom to explain how you can stay on top of all of the fires burning in the bay area ella that's pretty tough pam and jonathan it take a look at the screen for our viewers to get a better understanding of. >>all the work the kron 4 has been doing t

national. all across the board trump is down in the polls and not just by a pointer to traditionally incumbency alone is enough to make felix but this time it is a very strong and let's be clear this is joe biden. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. you can't be both with yeah you like. i. back to r t international now an italian island is running out of space to house migrants after a surge in sea crossings f

i sit on the board of the national archives so i know how long these conversations have been going on. how did you pick between literally millions of items that you could put on display for the public? >> it was a huge challenge but we started with the original 19th amendment and it is a joint resolution proposing the 19th amendment to the constitution. it officially when ratified by three quarters of the states in became part of the constitution and says the right of citizens of the united states to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or any state on the account of sex? soledad: it is kind of negative. it doesn't give win the right to vote. it says you can't deny someone the right. ayanna: it is not a positive affirm makes but it does give them the right to vote. soledad: there was so fascinating to me and it looks like just a regular old ledger. what is this from and what is it? >> it is a tabular statement of the grant of limited suffrage want written up in the 1890's but lists instances when states gave some women some voting rights starting in 1838 we kentuc

on friday the president signed my confirmation as a presidential nominee to the national security education boardssion is to make sure things like confucian students get short shrift in america. this is a communist regime. it has labor camps, it has forced organ transplants. look at that video of the uighurs being blindfolded and put on those cattle trucks. the idea that we are seeing communist propaganda invade our colleges has to stop, and i'm going to make it my mission to make sure that happens under donald trump's watch. lou: and your reaction to reports that the u.s. government is approving a doubling of routes between china and the united states from four to eight in this, during this moment of crisis, in this moment of rising tensions. your thoughts. >> i haven't seen the threat analysis that justifies that expansion. all i know is that in january the president made the right decision, but we have to think twice. as far as i'm concerned, america shouldn't be doing business with china, full stop. it is a dictatorship. we can live without them. we will survive. we will have more, better eco

national reporter, al weaver. also african-american voters with an advisory board member for black voices for trump. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning and join the discussion with your phone calls, comments, texts and tweets. ♪ democratiche national convention, a virtual rollcall was made across the united states to officially nominate joe biden as their presidential candidate. we will take a look at that rollcall next. then, senator kamala harris and joe biden each making their nomination exit and's speech -- acceptance speech. delegates and distinguished guests, under our procedural rules, two democratic candidates submitted nominating documents tower our convention secretary for the office of president of the united states. senator bernie sanders and vice president joe biden. as such, each candidate has provided names of individuals who will make nominating and seconding speeches on their behalf. we will begin with nominating and seconding speeches for senator sanders. will be on his behalf two progressive champions, bob king

a regional branch of the national labor board upheld google's actions on the same drenched victims ground, mr. d'amore's memo had made google's employees deal unsafe at work, according to the nlrb associate general counsel. the memo does constitute discrimination and sexual harassment. consider for a moment what this nlrb ruling means for science. any evolutionary biologist, psychologist or economist who studies the different risk preferences and appetite for competition among males and females is now at risk at his job, these branches of science could shut down completely, no matter that their findings are true. the thinking that got mr. deboer fired is now the dominant characteristic of our time. it holds the absence of exact proportional representation of various racial ethnic and sexual groups in any institution is by definition a result of discrimination. to suggest the different groups have different capacities, cultures, skills and behaviors, that explain the lack of proportional representation is not just taboo, it will get you fired. >> that was author heather mac donald from 201

the entire national press board, all the catholic church. the civil war veterans. the liquor lobbies. the press suffragists were yellow. the aunties wore red. there was one who wore both just to confuse you. the liquor lobby was there to set up what they called the gym beat suite where they get all that legislators to drunk to vote. unbelievable dirty -- phone calls saying you need to get back to memphis. your son is sick. this goes on for like a week and no one knows how this is going to go. the state senate passes it. it's all down to the state assembly. a couple of days before the actual vote, there was a vote that could be seen as a -- you could sort of see it as an indication -- it's a tie. we're down to the last state. finally the actual day arrives. some people have their red roses, yellow roses. it's 100 degrees. people are hanging all over the gallery of the states. when guy changes his vote. harry burn. he was in his twenties. he was the youngest member of the legislature. his mentor was an absolute -- women or too stupid and fragile to vote. but he chang

group of the national children's hospital some board. the country's case in death for 8 are among the highest in the world and while they're still very few of the seriously you did this young the number did begin rising in july and that's worrying doctors. and also. we have seen a 2030 percent increase in the numbers of children hospitalized and in the intensive care unit. dr franklin mendoza blames it on one thing more than. parents' behavior leaving children to play together in parks in shopping malls or family this that's what's leading the increase in actions among children. serious coby cases among children still very far from widespread the most of those here already had other medical complications. as in other countries the virus is affecting children is different from the symptoms shown by older sufferers. it's not the same as the adult infection which causes lack of breath after about a month they've been developing pediatric inflammatory multisystem syndrome which affects several organs especially their heart. the staff are doi

board. person. china's new national security law has tightened beijing's grip on hong kong and stifled protests that rocked the city a year ago. with pro-democracy candidates now disqualified from running elections and activists fearing imprisonment or worse does this spell the end for one country 2 systems people in power investigates hong kong and. on a busy guy. venezuela's president pardons more than 100 opposition figures some in prison on exile his government calls it a move for reconsolidation. watch al-jazeera live from a headquarters and i'm dead you know also ahead. israel and hamas reach an agreement to end weeks of violence along the israel gaza border and that includes opening a main crossing. sudan takes another step to end years of conflict the country's leaders signed a peace deal with key rebel groups.