richard says, one of those out of touch organizations is club new south wales. you quit clubs new south wales 3 years ago. why? what cause you said, why didn't share vision and values, they were effectively becoming a gaming lobbyist. and there are, they should be a lot more than that. they're an industry body that represents $1100.00 clubs in your south wiles communities, staff to just be a gaming lobbyist. is short sighted when you're i a gaming lobbyist you're, you're a bully. the it's like an a voice club is very defensive, just an organization or a bunch of organizations. what a hide behind me. you need a certain amount of backbone to stand up to a powerful lobby like the gambling industry. are you worried? so are laid up in that industry and i believe l. what we've done in those years has been leading, leading the why in the why we're diversified. so we're actually conforming to what is best practice investing our revenue profitability into enhancing the community m a y know sometimes to stand tall, you need to stand allied and you are alone. at the moment,

the industry really is the shadow cabinet running politics in new south wales. but after decades of deadlock, the ground began to shift last year. when the new south wales premier dominic parity said, he found the tax revenue shameful. in assets, where taxi misery of other momentum built when an official money laundering inquiry found with criminals funneled millions of dollars in dirty cash through new south wales pokies. then in a whirlwind week in sydney clubs, new south wales post josh landis was sacked for making comments about the premier religion days later. major reforms to the once untouchables industry were announced to die. i. we fixed money laundering out we fix problem gambling. we cannot have a situation in the south wows where families are broken and people are putting a loss savings down the premier is spearheading the campaign to make poker machines cash flow. but there's a catch. it won't happen for 5 years and is dependent on his government being returned to power in elections. later this month. before his dismissal from clubs, new south wales,

there are now members in new south wales, queensland, victoria, and western australia. male: yeah, boyser 'round. alexey: publicly, they're doing a whole range of activities from organizing christmas shows for disadvantaged children, to joy bike rides, to what they describe as patriotic rides normally associated with commemorating major historical milestones. but more recently, certainly over the past seven or eight years, they began really positioning themselves as public supporters of the current course of the russian government. [honking] sean: the club's most famous supporter is vladimir putin. president vladimir putin: [speaking foreign language] [shooting and shouting] sean: the russian night wolves act as a proxy army for the kremlin. male: [speaking foreign language] sean: they promote their expertise in military and combat tactics. sean: the night wolves are sanctioned by the united states for fighting with the pro-russian forces in ukraine. mark: the kremlin have this concept of the "russkiy mir," the "russian world." essentially, wherever there are ethnic russians, then mosco

at the university of new south - weeks or months to come. at the university of new south walesw south wales, discrete control in the programme. the british chancellor, jeremy hunt, has pledged to "build for the future" in his first budget — promising it will deliver economic growth. he told mps that the country's financial forecast has improved, and the economy will avoid going into recession. he also said inflation was now predicted to fall to just under 3 per cent by the end of the year. the opposition labour party accused the conservatives of �*sticking plaster politics'. here's our political editor chris mason. when will things actually get better, chancellor? there have been rather a few chancellors of late — here is the current one, jeremy hunt, the fourth in a year, and a big personal moment. at one end of downing street, his wife and children. at the other end, out on whitehall and beyond, this again. striking workers, schools closed, demonstrations. do you have money to end the strikes, chancellor? the answers, or lack of them, would come down the road in parliament. t

is that where to where the still lurking there on friday, across the eastern parts of new south wales pulling away from victoria, heading over towards new zealand. some pretty wet weather, just tucking in at this stage and run this way up towards the northeast of new south wales. but look at that, some really heavy range are starting to push its way back in across a good part of western australia. so that's something to look forward to. we'll see some wet weather, also making its way into japan over the next couple of days, streaming through on thursday, but clearer by friday. ah, the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died for palla defines al. wow, that we live here. we make the rule, not them, they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with people in power, investigate, exposed it and questions they used and abused of our around the globe on now to sierra. ah ah, welcome back. a reminder the top stories here with al jazeera, the u. s. federal reserve bank because increase interest rates by a quarter of a percentage. point to 5 percent is the highest

australia's centerleft labor party has taken power in the most populous state, new south wales, ending 12 years of liberal natural world and a ceiling a left-wing sweep across the mainland. abc reports labor leader chris men's became the 47th premier of new south wales and his party will ran -- will win at least 47 seats given them the majority in the state department. final numbers will be confirmed in global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quick take the coming days. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quick take that's in the coming days. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and anaylsts in over 120 countries. haidi: australia's centerleft labor party takes power in new south wales. first, why traditional defensive stocks are not of that -- are now dead. our conversation with hilary kramer is next. this is bloomberg. >> policy response has been swift and appropriate. i think it will contain the stress. meanwhile, the real economy has been stronger than expected during the first quarter of 20 23

but now here's where it is centered along that border with new south wales, which is good news because new south wales has been dealing with a flurry of bush fires for new zealand. com picture for now. this is what it looks like on saturday, but let me put it a date for we see this plume of moisture stretch across the tasman that pours into the southwest. so indeed a wash out of a forecast. they're off to help malaysia and indonesia. actually let's focus on cold and poor. got some torrential downpours. they're not too far away. same goes for the western side of sumatra and west java island. and truth be told that western slice of borneo island temperature is coming down just a bit through indo china. so bangkok at 32 and we're seen a big drop in temperatures is across china's yellow river valley. so young joe, at 17 degrees, getting that cooler air, come down from the north, some showers for the yangtze river valley and around gray, lynn with the high 24 degrees, top to bottom for japan. it's looking good. plenty of sun, 7 degrees in support, but 20 and cargo shima was that breeze off

we look at why millions of dead fish of washed up in a river in a remote parts of new south wales. ah hello there. let's have a look at europe and the wet weather was continue for the south east. we've got an area of low pressure lingering around turkey, that sports very heavy rain as well as thunderstorms, with hail to the likes of gas, the antenna, and cause some flooding, not just here, but also in syria. we are expecting that wet, whether to continue over the next few days. it's not the temperature down in ankara that system. now in contrast to this further west, it is a pretty mild picture. we got. temperature is above average for this time of year for places like greece and the balkans. we've got some spells of rain, however, they are going to develop and pull their way from west to east. the west of those falls to be. 1 found across the island of island and parts of britain as well. we are expecting the wind to pick up here on monday. and that will push some of those wintery waves across northern areas of scandinavia as snow for norway and for finland as well. but for the so

but now here's where it is centered along that border with new south wales, which is good news because new south wales has been dealing with a flurry of bush fires for new zealand. com pitcher for now. this looks like on saturday, but let me put it a day for we see this plume of moisture stretch across the tasman that pours into the southwest. so indeed a washout of a forecast. they're off to help malaysia and indonesia actually says, focus on call them poor. got some torrential downpours. they're not too far away. same goes for the western side of sumatra and west java island. and truth be told that western slice of borneo island temperature is coming down just a bit through indo china. so bangkok, at 32 and we've seen a big drop in temperatures, is across china's yellow river valley. so young joe, at 17 degrees, getting that cooler air, come down from the north, some showers for the yangtze river valley and around gray. lynn with the height of 24 degrees, top to bottom 4, japan. it's looking good. plenty of sun, 7 degrees in support, but 20 and cargo shima with that breeze off the pa

but the new south wales department of primary industries says the latest is the worse. with hardly any fish being left alive. as just i feel no hopeless earth said that nick, no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to maintain a healthy river authority, say fish populations, usually boom, during the floods and then full as fatwas as receipt. the local people blame poor water management, they say more needs to be done to improve the drainage and quality of water to prevent another wool of dead fish. laura han al jazeera.

residents in the australian town of menindee in new south wales have been horrified to find millionse shocking pictures in the murray—darling basin with dead fish floating in the river as far as the eye can see. i asked a concerned local resident, graeme mccrabb, about the situation where he is. yeah, it is very disturbing. the vision you can see — dead fish in the background, and the smell here is just something horrendous, to be honest. yes, i was going to say that. it must be, especially with the heat and them rotting, it must be a horrible place to be right now. yeah, it is not ideal, and i think the thing that adds weight to the disappointment and the frustration and the anger is that it was avoidable. it's a pure water management issue of the lakes, and water new south wales have failed this community again. we were flooded out about six weeks ago, and here we are again now with millions of dead fish, and an issue that's going to be ongoing for weeks from here. so, explain how it happens then in your view. is it a case of bad water management there? yeah, absolutely. so, the wa

avani: emily was told by new south wales police that officers had gone to this alleged perpetrator'sut i will certainly follow that matter up. i understand there was interaction with the offend-- or the alleged offender in this case. i just can't comment further at this time. avani: our understanding is there was no warrant to search this man's phone to get the video as part of the investigation, why would that be? stuart: look, again, we're talking about specifics of a case. you know, in terms of--and specifically we're talking about a dating app, you know, offending that may have involved a filming, you know, privately of another individual, which is a different offense than sexual assault, yup. so, look, all i can is i'm happy to take this case to have a look at it and come back to you. avani: emily says she later reported the man to tinder. emily: it took me a long time to even try and find how to report someone. i had to scroll through, and the website wasn't clear, and eventually i just had to google "report tinder" and find it. i wrote down his name, i wrote down his age, i wr

in australia, millions of fish have washed out near a major river and new south wales. if there is an ongoing heat wave and receding flood waters, partly to blame, nor con reports. this point blanket and darling river is made up, is dead fish the remains of maybe bream, cut and perch, a talking australia 2nd longest river and they are disrupting the lives of people in the small town of men. indeed, where you walk around into a draw up mer sudden and near it, smelling as putrid, smell on a search of terrible smell, and a horrible to say, all those dead fish, local authority, say unusually hot weather has led to a large algo bloom in the rivers this coupled with receding flood waters and drying river beds have starved fish of oxygen. in a statement, the new southwell state department says the hot weather is exacerbating hypoxia. as warmer water holds less oxygen, the cold water, the fish have higher oxygen needs at warmer temperatures. this is the 3rd mass dial for fish in the darling river in 2019 nearly 1000000 fish perished them. but the new south wales department of p

but the new south wales department of primary industries says the latest is the worth, with hardly any fish being left alive as just a feeling of hopelessness at that. nick, no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to maintain a healthy river authority, say fish populations, usually boom, during the floods and then full as fatwas as receipt. but local people blame poor water management. they say more needs to be done to improve the drainage and quality of water to prevent another wool of dead fish. lucon al jazeera scientists in india and europe have revealed the chemistry behind the haze that covers new delhi each winter. their findings are published in the journal nature common baker, as most every year polluted air in india's capital city, between november and january, contributes to the deaths of thousands of people including children. although air pollution in new delhi has long been a problem. how the haze develops has been poorly understood. you will have a clear night night in getting some time. but then there are other nicer just things when th

but the new south wales department of primary industries says the latest is the worse, with hardly any fish being left alive. as is their feeling of hopelessness, said that nick, no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to maintain a healthy river authority, say fish populations, usually boom, during the floods and then full as fatwas as receipt. but local people, blame poor water management, they say more needs to be done to improve the drainage and quality of water to prevent another wool of dead fish. laura han al jazeera. now iran says it's amy to be one of the world leaders in artificial intelligence. the publishing sector is among a wide range of industries using ai in iran to enhance and grow their products. the 1st fully a i produce magazine hit new stanz into iran. earlier in the week, ali hush and reports this team is putting together what they believed to be the 1st magazine ever fully produced using artificial intelligence or a i major literal man, natalie canon bishop. i wanted to publish this artificial intelligence produced magazine for t

residents in the australian town of menindee in new south wales have been horrified to find millionsir river. the darling—baaka river, where the fish were found, is a part of australia's largest river system. these are the shocking pictures in the murrey—darling basin with dead fish floating in the river as far as the eye can see. the summer heat is causing the fish to rot quickly. local authorities say the kills is a result of low oxygen levels in the rivers. i'm joined now by menindee local resident graeme mccrabb who can tell us more about the situation. thank you forjoining us. thank thank you for “oining us. thank ou for thank you forjoining us. thank you for having _ thank you forjoining us. thank you for having me. _ thank you forjoining us. thank you for having me. you - thank you forjoining us. thank you for having me. you are - thank you forjoining us. thank i you for having me. you are down b the you for having me. you are down by the river— you for having me. you are down by the river right _ you for having me. you are down by the river right now. _ you for having me. you

but the new south wales department of primary industries says the latest is the worth. with hardly any fish being left alive as is there feel no hopeless 1st said that nick, no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to maintain a healthy river authority, say fish populations, usually boom, during the floods and then full as fatwas as receipt. but local people blame poor water management. they say more needs to be done to improve the drainage and quality of water to prevent another war of dead fish. lucon al jazeera, our talks in north macedonia between sub in president alexander lou chechen, the cause of and prime minister al, been coty of just wrapped up after running into the night. so father's been known use of progress on normalizing relations. the european union is proposed to plan to end one of europe's longest disputes. but serbia's president is said he will not sign it after facing public protest, kosovo declined independence from serbia in 2008. but serbia has always refused to recognize the split women in columbia can now enlist

is that where to where the still lurking there on friday, across the eastern parts of new south wales pulling away from victoria, heading over towards new zealand. some pretty wet weather, just tucking in at this stage and runs its way up towards the northeast of new southwest. but look at that, some rudy heavy rain to start to push his way back in across a good part of west lost track. so that's something to look forward to. we'll see some wet weather, also making its way into japan over the next couple of days. streaming through on thursday, but clearer by friday. ah . all the coveted, beyond well taken without hesitation, fought and died for power. defines our, well, we live here, we make the rule, not them, they find an enemy, and then they try and scare the people with people and power. investigators exposed it and questions they use and abuse of our around the globe on out. is there examining the impact of today's headlines? this was probably one of the deadliest disasters here that you study all back. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. this is the one that's been hi

but the new south wales department of primary industries says the latest is the worth. with hardly any fish being left alive. as is their feel no hopeless 1st said that nick, no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to maintain a healthy river authority, say fish populations, usually boom, during the floods and then full as fatwas as receipt. the local people, blame poor water management, they say more needs to be done to improve the drainage and quality of water to prevent another wall of dead fish. laura, on al jazeera. ah, i've a picture of the headlines here on al jazeera, at least 12 people have been killed in ecuador, and one, and a rule after a strong earthquake hit off the coast of ecuador, the magnitude 6.8 tremor was centered south of the 2nd largest city guayaquil, a number of buildings have collapsed and landslides, a blot multiple rows. a court in pakistan's capital was canceled, former prime minister in one cons arrest warrants. the support was clash with police outside the court in islamabad. he's in order to reappear at a

in australia the centerleft labour party took power in new south wales ending 12 years of liberal nationalule and ceiling a left wing sweep across the mainland. abc news reports labor leader chris minns became the 47th premier of new south wales. his party will win at least 47 seats giving it a majority in the state parliament. the final vote will be confirmed in the coming days. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and anaylsts in over 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. haidi: the incoming president of japan's major shipping happening the pond calling for support amid russia's war in ukraine. with an exclusive interview later this hour. later, how china's post-covid rebound will bolster the economy. they believe it is at a low point. we get analysis on the region's economic outlook next. this is bloomberg. >> ♪ haidi: you are watching daybreak asia. look at the week ahead watching u.s. core pce inflation data friday. the inflation indicator the fed pays the most attention to is likely to rise .4% in february. on

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authorities in australia say low oxygen levels are behind a mass fish die off in a remote area of new south wales state. it comes as the southern region experiences a heat wave years ago. millions of fish died in the same area due to poor water flow, poor water quality, and sudden temperature changes. in sports, germany football, coach, hands if lake is under pressure falling, the team's dismal showing at the world cup and guitar was it to finally matches just around the corner. a flick emitted one big name from his selection. ah, thomas mueller has been a mainstay on the german team for more than a decade. but football, b, a young man's game flick is leaving the legend off the roster, at least for now. mueller, as a fresh faced 20 year old, put the world of international football on notice that the 2010 world cup he was named as the tournaments best young player. and he also won the golden boot with 5 goals. at the following world cup in 2014 germany won it all in mueller. once again, let the offense becoming only the 2nd player to score 5 goals that consecutive world cups. germany fell hard aft

chocolate boxx grew up in a small town in new south wales and is now a drag act in demand.ct, she won the miss first nations competition in 2019 and 2020, and is competing again this year for the title of supreme queen. i fell into drag cos i was working as a bartender at a gay venue and saw a drag queen, i was like, "that looks fun," and it looked like a good way i can continue my dance career and live out my dream, basically. and did it, fell in love with it, got asked to do a show, got asked to come back, and here we are eight and a half years later. it's myjob. your cultural background, how does that come into your performance? how does that influence you? the way we tell stories, that's how we communicate. that's how we pass on our... there's no real, like, family heirlooms. there's no material things. we tell stories, we pass stories down from generation to generation, and that's what we're doing onstage. we all need, everyone just needs to communicate more, really. it'd would make the world much easier. laughs. australia's government said world pride had the potentia

ah, the mass style is blocked. several kilometers of the darling river name in indian new south wales. environmental officials said the masters were likely caused by a combination of hot weather and low oxygen levels as recent floods which caused the fish population to boom receded. this is the 3rd such event in the area since 2018. the indigenous mon indy people, found that as particularly disturbing. yes. now that the level of depression, ah, you know, the cultural significance is spiritual, can you and i am that it means to their original paypal. and when the, when the draft, when is when it's like it is now it's just their feeling of hopelessness that, that nick, no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to maintain a healthy river men indies, population of some, 500 people has injured those droughts and flooding in recent years. it was pretty hard to comprehend rural and you know, had some from the flood in worry and everything rare. and which it sort of started to decline often. um, when this has happened and that's just sort of your walk, he ran

. >> we had some very heavy rain over towards new south wales in recent weeks. showers remain in place. heavy rain. wet weather is starting to show its head. not seeing too much of that recently in the past few days we have temperatures in 40 degrees celsius. that will change over the next few days. pulling away from victoria and heading over towards new zealand runs its way up towards the northeast. look at that. heavy rain pushes its way in. that a summit to look forward to. we will see wet weather make its way in. but clear by friday. >> coveted, taken without hesitation. power. >> we live here. we make the rules. nothem. >> people in power investigates. al jazeera. >> welcome back. the federal reserve is the highest since 2007. a rate rise. record food costs in europe jumped to 10.4%. training official site seven people were killed in russian drone strikes. regional police chief said 20 people were taken to the hospital. of these five applicant hydrants died off the coast of tunisia, five people were rescued. israel's parliament has overturned part of a law

authorities in australia say low oxygen levels are behind a mass fish die off in a remote area of new south wales state. it comes as the southern region experiences a heat wave years ago, millions of fish died in the same area due to poor water flow. poor water quality and sudden temperature changes. protestors have block streets and clash with police in paris for a 2nd night. that's after french president emanuel microns government imposed a bill to reform pensions without a vote in parliament. the law would see the retirement age rise from 62 to 64. similar protests took place in other cities across france. in sports, germany football, coach, hands if lake is under pressure following the team's dismal showing at the world cup and guitar, with a 2 family matches just around the corner. flick admitted one big name from his selection. ah, thomas mueller has been a mainstay on the german team for more than a decade. but football, b, a young man's game flick is leaving the legend off the roster, at least for now. mueller, as a fresh faced 20 year old, put the world of international football on notic

the low oxygen levels are to blame for a mass di, up of fish in a remote area of new south wales. it comes out the south east in region experience is heat wave. millions of fish died in the same area in 2018 in 2019 because of poor what quality and flow on sudden temperature changes before we go. yeah, 0 my novato story. a day after the international criminal quality shooty warrants for his arrest war crimes, russian president vladimir putin played on unannounced visit to crimea the blacks even in so that he annexed exactly 9 years ago to the day you've been watching the news next. this reporter where we go to nap, how to examine op asset as safety, i should say, in that himalayan nation that's up to the break, the forget this always more news on our website that dw. gov come staging. more news also at the top. i'll be out with she up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlights is key about the media that goes enable other data media, me global law, collab done, but again, i just got into that. and i giga or m a. yeah, but shorter.

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but the new south wales department of primary industries says the latest is the worth, with hardly any fish being left alive. as is their feeling of hopeless 1st said that nick, no one wants to take any responsibility for it. and really all we want is to maintain a healthy river authority, say fish populations, usually boom during the floods and then fool as flood waters receipt. but local people, blame poor water management, they say more needs to be done to improve the drainage and quality of water to prevent another war of dead fish. laura han al jazeera. well, this is our website. everything we've been covering get all it is in our headlines, but also analysis that takes you hind, the top stories out there, dot com. ah, so just a quick look at the main stories before we leave you now. and court in pakistan is cancelled emron cons arrest warrant after traveled from his home in law to a court in islamabad. but ryan interrupted in the capital between the former prime minister supporters and the police, which stopped him from actually getting into the court room. thousands of ex office

more intense showers affect coastal areas of new south wales, victoria and tasmania. e temperature in hobart, 22 on wednesday. temperatures have taken a punch, autumn conditions pushing through new zealand. a wintry mix, wetter in southern areas of the north island and temperatures continue to tumble. 12° celsius on wednesday. southeast asia, it has been warmer and drier across parts of indochina. the rain has started to roll in her northern vietnam and parts of thailand. it is wetter further south. that is your weather update. >> inspiring stories from around the world. human life, captured in its vast wonder. groundbreaking films from award-winning filmmakers. >> what's going on in new york city? >> witness, on al jazeera. ♪ >> the top stories here, protesters and israel remain on the streets despite the prime minister announcing he will hold off on reef arms to the legal system. he said he will not surrender in his attempt to bring an end to protests. reporters slammed the eu for aiding and abetting human rights watch violations by libyan authorities. they said crim

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great through to new south wales, so room, 35, alice 40 and brisbin up to 35 degrees back to the here. now for new zealand, we're going to see whether alerts in play for rain and wind for the west flan region. this is going to be a soggy forecast here. now for indonesia, malaysia, those rains have backed off. it's really the southeast corner on borneo island where we're getting into the concentrated rank. bursts of rain are moving west, the east, across china's yangtze river valley places like wool han, i think 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. and this is also going to spread a swath of snow for china's northern plain. off to japan, the cherry blossoms are now our forecasts looking pretty good in tokyo, but we do have some disturbed weather rolling through. but truthfully, avalanches continued to be the biggest threat on japan's main island, upon shoe. and now you're in the know bye for now. ah, well coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died for our fine val. wow. we live here. we make the rule. not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with peop

still one or two showers coming back in, but it should be somewhat drier for much of new south walesnd victoria. showers continue. the weather weather will continue into central and now into southern parts of wafs. we could see weather weather gradually starting to push its way into south australia. that rain will gradually make its way toward new zealand, but not too bad for new zealand over the next couple of days. a good deal of autumn sunshine coming through. temperatures into the mid-and upper teens. some of the temperatures into japan, a little bit up rain into eastern parts of japan, warm and dry for northern parts of china. to the south, it is very wet. >> around three quarters of sub-saharan africa's cultural heritage is on display in western museums. >> it did not happen overnight. we were robbed over time. >> the first episode reveals how european colonization removed tens of thousands of artifacts and the uphill struggle to reclaim them. "restitution: africa's stolen art" episode one, plunder, on al jazeera. >> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories -- there have bee

pretty much extending through the outback to the south coast of queensland, right through to new south walese, 40, and brisbane up to 35 degrees. in new zealand, we will see weather alerts for rain and wind. for the westland region, it is going to be a soggy forecast. for indonesia and malaysia, the rains have backed off. it is really the southeast corner on borneo island where we are getting into the concentrated rain. bursts of rain are moving west to east across china's yangtze river valley. places like wuhan getting 10 to 20 millimeters of rain. this will also sponsor no. to japan, the cherry blossoms are out, forecast looking good in tokyo, but we have disturbed weather moving through. truthfully, avalanches continue to be the biggest threat of japan's main island. now you are in the know. ♪ >> coveted beyond wealth. taken without hesitation. fought and died for. power defines our world. >> we live here. we make the rules, not them. >> they find an enemy and then scare the people with it. >> people in power investigates and questions the use and abuse of power around the globe, on al ja