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and where we discovered a turtle rodeo in papua new guinea. >> man, this is like a dream come true. >for decades i criss-crossed the globe to cover conflicts and wars. in 2006, while covering the war in iraq, the convoy i was traveling in struck a roadside bomb. unconscious for 36 days in a coma followed by months in recovery. >> somehow getting hit by a bomb and basically dying has not discouraged him in the slightest. >> reporter: this is what i want mack to know. that beyond the headlines, in places like this, you mostly meet people who love their homes and want to share that love with the rest of us. in ethiopia, we negotiated for goats. >> he said you have to negotiate secretly. >> reporter: secretly? >> secretly, yeah. not with the mouth, so you say, like, this, how much the price? >> reporter: and after a long day in the amazon -- feels pretty good, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: our adventures bringing us closer than ever before. do you like me more than you did before? >> of course. >> reporter: that's your answer. that's what you're supposed to say. >> "rogue trip" is streaming

just above countries such as pub for a new guinea and senegal it also says american journalists have been subjected to rests physical assaults and harassment and highlighted from denigrating the media. quiet quiet quiet if i may i'd have a harsh are you worried i said nothing that said i wasn't i'm not going to give you a question you are fake to do such and what c.n.n. should be ashamed of itself having you working for them as you know i have a running war with the media he's a bad people are you friendly everybody no not you not give you they are among the most dishonest human beings on the buzz feed which is a failing file of garbage a group of extraordinarily hostile people namely a fake news media welcome to the world of the media. to america host chris hedges described the american news media as current treatment as distressing but it's been quite distressing to see what's happened in the united states over my own lifetime as a journalist and how far we fall and if you. spend any time watching even the mainstream networks like c.n.n. or m s n.b.c. or fox edge model it's burlesq

a strong and quick i said papa new guinea the mag richard 7 tremor struck at a depth of 85 kilometers near wow north of the capital but some damage is being reported in coastal villages a tsunami warning was issued but has now been cancelled. in the united states the rate of street crime is usually high during summer but this year it's been much worse with hundreds shuffle killed some say there are few offices because of the pandemic others blame the extra deployments to protests over the killing of george floyd john hendren reports from chicago. 7 year old natalia wallace was gunned down when a group of men opened fire at an independent state party one of 27 people killed in more than 100 others shot over the past 2 weekends in chicago bulls heart it's broken you can also see it's broken again. we've got to be tatted dammit i'm tied up in atlanta an 8 year old girl was gunned down the same day enough is enough in brooklyn on monday 10 people were injured and a one year old boy was killed in a drive by shooting you know this is we can't we cab got to get through to. get a root. of thi

can jake island a tiny spot of land in the middle of the pacific ocean between hawaii and papua new guinea. with his rocket venture behind him this secluded spot is where look still kaiser ended up with his wife susanna the man who spent much of his career reaching for the stars is now spending. his old age like a bump in some crazy says only a few centimeters above sea level his life began on almost exactly the opposite side of the globe british drivers born in stuttgart that was 6 years old at the end of the war when as well as kids we used to enjoy running around them and collecting old ammunition which will crack open the door and then sprinkle the black powder that was inside in stripes onto the ground which we then set on fire so. that it was very dangerous given our parents were unaware of our antics through that's how it was after the war in korea collected bomb fragments and i mean as short as some good as well that's what we played with there were no other toys obstinate. when i was still at school i founded and led a group of students like that for british that's how i came to s

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they made see being prioritised for a new vaccine is being part ofa guinea for a new vaccine is beinging part ofa guinea pig. in many ways the pressure is intense to make sure vaccines that we will market will be safe and effective, but it is a huge undertaking to make the case and an important one because it's and an important one because its public health is at stake as well as social justice. professor, thank you very much. thanks for having me. president trump has threatened to send federal law enforcement personnel to more american cities. federal officers have already been deployed in portland as anti—racism protests continue. there have been 52 nights of demonstrations there against police violence, in the wake of george floyd's killing. portland's mayor has accused federal forces of abusive tactics. this from our correspondent sophie long. another night of conflict on the streets of portland. tear gas is fired at demonstrators to drive them away from the courthouse. there have been protests against police brutality and racism here every day for nearly two months. and they are

consequently every duck should do remittances from around the world it isn't the 1st time that the new guinea network was forced off the air in 1972 it was also shot down. this is al jazeera. hello i'm barbara farah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes accusations and denials conflicting reports of a confrontation on the israel lebanon border. threats of a return to power.

now we just finished our 81st election this month in new guinea. so we have done major elections in the palestinian area when they changed into those democracies. and then i have to give noriega credit. [laughter] because i had to denounce him as a kirk. [laughter] >>host: tell me talking about the white house you are jogging and in the white house diaries and on the campaign trail going to texas you say you're going on a jog and then when you are inaugurated you do the famous walk. what was the idea of walking come about? >> one of the senators was talking about physical fitness and suggested walking would be a symbolic gesture and at the time i could see there was a great deal of distrust and animosity between the people of america and the government of washington just like this past election with the tea party with a lot of disillusionment with washington. so we discussed it and decided we would walk just to show we trusted the american people. back in those days we had just experienced of the disgrace of watergate and vietnam. not too long befo

and we discovered a rodeo in papua new guinea. >> this is like a dream come true. >> reporter: for decadesscrossed the globe to cover conflicts and wars. in 2006, while covering the war in iraq, the convoy i was traveling in struck a road side bomb. unconscious for 36 days in a coma, followed by months in recovery. somehow getting hit by a bomb hasn't discouraged him in the slightest. >> reporter: this is what i want mack to know. beyond the headlines in place like this, you meet people who love their homes and want to share that love with the rest of us. in ethiopia we negotiated for goats. [ speaking foreign language ] per >> he said you have to negotiate secretly. >> reporter: secretly, ah. >> you say like this. how much the price? >> reporter: and after a long day in the amazon. >> it's pretty good, huh? >> reporter: our adventures bringing us closer than ever before. >> you like me more than i did before? >> of course. >> reporter: that's your answer. [ laughter ] >> that was abc news reporter bob woodruff. rogue trip is streaming on disney plus now. disney the parent company of abc7.

members of the church would never end well good because i'm in the anybody because i know when i mean new guinea puppy i know what people are like leap up the sky people lend money you power power war people like childbearing you popeye are a sap people like you pop our it people like narrative leap up a promotion or point out left beside me as i was of the posse people lie promotion control views and how to by the enzymes measure me i am well and i say i will do it for you for you to come in for me. this is a big. if it exceeds. one at all. if you do it it's a. president in jesus. this is. fish for you. i got mine. this time the part of it caused by all of it or not is the if you. get. a sense of this new life consciousness of its city it was to get. was. not you. are or. was. this. for thousands of years farmers and shepherds have lived this long but their traditional way of life has been under threat for generations. as israel plans on the seashore into the occupied west bank ug a 0 world goes to the jordan valley where illegal settlements have already expanded and asks what the future holds

granted refugee status in new zealand australia north already has detained berries but shiny on happy new guinea as man asylum to 6 years after he tried to reach australia charlie rose an award winning book while in detention documenting the lives of his fellow refugees he then went to new zealand for a literary festival when he was released last november and has never left. and the buxom mike tyson has set a date for his return to the ring the former heavyweight champion has been in training for weeks and is teased his fans with clips like this on social media he's agreed to fight roy jones jr in an 8 round exhibition bout on september 12th tyson's 54 years old and hasn't fought since 2005 well those are the headlines next it's al jazeera wild. paris a major european capital known for its cosine its art fashion famous landmarks and french culture. but behind the facade lies a complex multi ethnic city full of contradictions. i am up to me and i've come to the aid of longs to try and discover what it means to be french especially on the sometimes troubled outskirts of the capital. in 2015 former

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from around the world it isn't the 1st time that the new guinea network was forced off the air in 1972 it was also shot down. hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes accusations and denials conflicting reports of a confrontation on the israel lebanon border. threats of a return to tough restrictions if spain cannot reverse its coronavirus spike driver is stopped and questioned but zimbabwe's leaders deny claims the lockdown is to prevent anti-government protests and on nearing a civil rights leader john lewis lies in state in the u.s. capital. and in sport cats are has officially expressed an interest in staging a future olympic games the 2022 world cup hosts hope to bring the olympics to the middle east for the 1st time. we begin the news hour in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned it is quote playing with fire he's accuse the lebanese armed group of launching an infiltration attempt in the border region of shane bauer farms has denies its fighters tried to penetrate the bo

an entire generation, the generation that preceded me, that included my father, who fought in new guinea in the south pacific in the army, men and women in uniform, many of them dragged kicking and screening into the service and they didn't want to serve and when they got to be my age, all they could talk about was how proud they were they saved the world and save the world they did. they came back in 1945 and '46 and produced one of the biggest improvements in the country the united states has sought even before or since. these are the people we ought to be honoring, those who defeated the axis, defeated oppression and freed the world from oppression and then came home and went about their business. those are my heros. >> we're continuing to monitor the president's remarks on this 4th july history. clearly history is made every day these days. you're looking at history right now. a very different 4th of july than many washingtonians are used to you but, then again, what isn't different. what isn't different looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for

but along with its naval counterpart the d were keys to ally campaign through the canal new guinea toter importance was use of the c47 to haul urgently needed personnel and supplies including fuel ammunitions and all theaters of the war. the c47 flew hot missions over himalayas from india to china leading to many that would be used in berlin air 1948 to '49. as the war in europe round down, the p51 mustang became more common eventually with capture of iwo jima able to be used as bomber escort during boeing b29 against the japanese homeland. but our fighting men and women were being founded by the japanese at every turn in the pacific. they and those at home needed a morale boost. president roosevelt put planners to work on plan to bomb japanese homeland that island country wasn't attacked on its own soil in 2,000 years and field understand veinsable and lieutenant colonel in a journal from air force sat in a restaurant and doolittle hashed a plan. that the general initially laughed at but after a while, thought it might work. it was to involve types of military hardware never intend t

in papua new guinea we searched for crocodiles with our bare feet which was completely insane idea but. he spent more time maybe drowning in the swamp. >> this is a lie. >> but it was an experience i'll never forget. >> you guys got all your fingers still? let's see. you got all your fingers after that, going head-to-head with a crocodile. congratulations on this project. bob, it's great to see you. mack, thank you so much. national geographic's "rogue trip" is available to stream this friday on disney plus. >> announcer: tomorrow on "gma," one, two, three, hit it. and heat up your summer with jason derulo. tomorrow only on "good morning america's" summer concert series sponsored by caesars rewards. ♪ let me take you dancing >>> we want to thank you guys for watching. whit, it's a big day for your daughter summer. >> her 6th birthday today. daddy loves you so much. i'm coming home. going to give you a big hug. love you, summer. >> happy birthday? happy birthday. >> happy birthday? happy birthday. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new thriller, "fatal affair

. >> as teachers and students grapple with the new reality, parents like guinea are balancing work and home schooling but there's concern children will lose scholastic and social skills that can't be taught through a screen. >> all these intangible benefits i feel offsets or u kn compared to the health implications and the spread of the disease. >> it's hard on them. they feel bad about it quite f for parents who are oftentimes tryingd en also trying to help their kids learn. >> but record breaking numbers and new covid cases, positivity rates and hospitalizations in many part of california are leaving districts like fremont with a difficult decision. >>> we want to make sure that all safety considerations are taken care of before any child steps foot on campus. >> our hope is when the science allows, we will be able to ramp up in-person education. >> pediatricians are also noticing negative side effects of isolation and distanced learning. >> particularly issues around mental health. i've seen it in my patient population. i've seen it in friends and my own personal family. it's really

not at some other stories making news around the world south african campaign andrew gagne has died at the age of 95 guineas to try it with nelson mandela was imprisoned in the notorious robben island prison for more than a quarter of a century. israeli protesters have blocked roads near jerusalem demonstrating against legislation that would grant the government the right to bypass lawmakers to combat the coronavirus it follows a night of protest near the residence of prime minister binyamin netanyahu. the us city of portland oregon has seen further clashes between protesters and federal law enforcement officers sent by president donald trump to end racism for test the night he rallies have been held in the area since the death of george floored in police custody. and us president donald trump has told americans to wear masks when social distancing is not possible saying face coverings can have an effect against the coronavirus previously downplayed the impact of mosques and has been reluctant to wear one himself in public. in the press. the

new york? >> westchester county was the guinea pig of sorts for the affirmatively furthering fair housing regulation in mind that westchester county is the fourth most diverse county in new york state. around 2016 westchester county had about 40% of its population were black or hispanic. so, this is a very diverse county and yet, a civil rights suit was filed against westchester county claiming not that they had had any housing discrimination, which is what the fair housing act for bids, but claiming instead that they had falsely promised when they receive their hud grant, to affirmatively further fair housing and the lawsuit used this expansive definition of affirmatively furthering fair housing which had nothing to do with actually discriminating and it was never even alleged there was housing discrimination, but rather that the district simply hadn't done enough to create demographic diversity in every part of the district. now, as i said, westchester is highly diverse, but there are some somewhat less diverse enclaves, for example the area where bill and hillary clinton live but that's not becau

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guinea pigs. amy: in other education news, 17 states have sued the trump administration in an effort to blocock a new rule revokoking te visaof foreign students wh attend schools where all classes arare taught entirely y online e to the coronavirus pandemic. nationwide, more than 60,000 0 w covivid-19 cases were reported n monday. several states, i including tennessee, kansas, and washington, all set new single day records. florida remains the hardest hit state. on monday, the state reported 12,600 additional covid-19 cases, itsts second-highghest tl recorded for single daday. on monday, a arotesterisrurupt florida gornrnor r desesans at a jackn memori hospitain i am a news conference, now consider the epicenter of the pandemic. >> at that point, i don't even know if miami-dade had a case, a popositive test, maybe a couple, but it was honestly much different than what we are findining here. so i think -- >> every day, and you're doing nothing. died and people have you are blaming the protesters. you guys have no plans and you are doing nothing. shame on you. amy: the governor has refused to impos

investigations in rio tinto in guinea a swiss corruption investigation to glencore and nevertheless presumably ben wyatt is approving of new b.h.p. definitions and mining because it provides jobs these massive mining conglomerates that you may say destroy the environment and destroy culture they provide jobs well look. providing jobs is important but why couldn't you put a buffer zone of a 200 kilometer process let's say or distance around those sacred sites and you know rio tinto be had she been excavated arnel or whatever they're taken from the land and leave that buffer so that the 2nd sites are protected why would you why would you want to blow up a an anxious site is there such really even the privilege of affluence of money and power are you going to destroy the world and everything that's ancient within it when you look at the start so not just important regional people in our culture important world history you know the court going to the logical. summits and you know when they get into the other facts out of these they did not ask look at mission attack the other acts out of the codes or the tradition. reaction wh

and democratic new york governor andrew cuomo's education plan comes with a lot of conditions. >> we're not going to use our children as guineas. james: but members of the medical community are warning that not opening schools would put children at greater risk than the virus itself which doesn't affect youngsters the way it does adults. former stanford university medical center chief of neuro-radiology dr. scott atlas sounding the alarm. >> i never hear anyone talk about the harms of closing schools. finish the harms are against the children. anyone who prioritizes children would open the schools. james: a new report from the national academies of sciences, engineering and medicine says that school districts should prioritize reopening. especially for younger kids who need in-person instruction and who face little risk from the virus. the report adds that not being in school creates its own health problems because, for better or worse, many kids now rely on schools for health care. the report notes school nurses conduct screenings, administer medications, address acute injuries and illnesses and help students get needed cowe

guinea. it's the first time his son is spending time with him as a colleague. his dad is bob woodruff, a veteran abc newsournalist who for decades has been crisscrossing the globe do cover war and conflicts. the convoy in which he was traveling hit a roadside bomb and he suffered traumatic brain damage. he had months of recovery. >> somehow getting hit by a bomb and basically dying has not discouraged him in the slightest from seeing this world, from finding beautiful people, from seeking out beautiful places, regardless of where they are. >> reporter: because the experience was so traumatic for the family and not wanting their children to grow up fearful of what had happened, bob and his wife lee, instead of fearing, encouraged adventure. >> this is what i want mack to know, that beyond the headlines in place like this, you mostly meet people who love their homes and want to share that love with the rest of us. >> reporter: their four months of travel is now streaming on disney plus, which shares the same parent company as abc news. >> it's known as the serengeti, south america, and we've come to a priv

new york absolutely understood. it's a story of amity diablo. diablo was from guinea a recent immigrant, 22 years old and he was short. about five foot five or five foot six. i tell you those facts because not because i'm warming up to tell a story but because these kinds of facts, the smallest details of the case are absolutely critical in understanding what happened that night and one of the faults i have with the way we came to learn about that story and understand that story is that it was interpreted as a story about grand themes, racism, police departments, status of the law a story about grand themes.it's a story about details. these little details i start with as i said absolutely essential to understanding what exactly happened that night. diablo lived in a part of the bronx called soundview. soundview is in the southeastern bronx and in the late 1990s it was a pretty bad neighborhood and major open air drug markets had just been shut down about two or three blocks over from one diablo lives. wheeler avenue is one of the streets that comes down off the made t

for pubs to get used to the new measures, put things in place that work and keep people safe and then we might actually enjoy the pub experience rather than being like guinea of people‘s behaviour, i think the police were a bit worried about opening pubs on a saturday for one thing. it doesn‘t seem to have been too bad. you might know, and on the other hand, about a third of pubs weren‘t open. other hand, about a third of pubs weren't open. third of pubs weren't open and as don says, the is are few places that are waiting to see the light of the land. there is a pub near me that is a small, old—fashioned near me that is a small, old —fashioned pub near me that is a small, old—fashioned pub and they haven‘t reopened but because clearly, it would be difficult for them to manage social distancing and keep a pub that is quite small with low ceilings open. it depends on the circumstances. i walked past a pub in the way home last night when i left the office and it seemed quite orderly. i had to stop for as few seconds and looks across through the window and it looked quite orderly. there are stories in other areas where they have been overcrowded and people hav

going to do that and in new york governor andrew cuomo really blasted president trump for his what he called his blind insistence on reopening school saying nobody is going to make guinea pigs out of our kids and it's a terrible economic dilemma for many parents who work jobs where they don't have the luxury of working from home or working remotely and taking care of the kids at the same time it's not not an ideal situation but if you have to go out and work. and you have a small child at home and there's no school it's uneconomic the lemma lot of people are saying in the united states now you can either have a kid or you can have a job you can't have both indeed said in an issue we could be very close on for the moment rob reynolds thanks for joining us los angeles. now thousands of demonstrators gathered in the democratic republic of congo's capital in defiance of a ban on protests there angry over the choice of a new electoral commission chief opposition politicians accuse or on saddam a longer of being complicit in the wreaking of past elections the same launders biased towards former present just to be who formed a coalition government with president felix she kat

something that i think is quite helpful in that they're testing out a brand-new saliva test that they've agreed to be in, effect, the guineaa very low-cost test that could be used through the general public. i think when a sports league steps forward like that to use themselves to help the general public, that's good for their image and i think it's fair. but if they were going to be using lots and lots of tests in baltimore that the baltimore orioles were, and the people in baltimore aren't getting enough tests think there that's not a good community look for a team. >> i'm trying to figure out what went wrong here and what other lessons learned there are. was the problem that the players themselves made the decision and the owners of how this was going to go and it should have been left up to infectious disease experts? >> well, the problem is that they're just behaving the way everybody else is behaving and the rest of us aren't getting tested. this is spreading rapidly and it's spreading from people that are asymptomatic or don't have symptoms at first and don't know they're spreading it. and the people in major league