reporter: jason sawyer's visibly annoyed. but he wants to keep up the dialogue with chisenga and his family. he insists they've never complained before. these kinds of conflict are rooted in zambia's policy of transitioning to industrial farming methods. the government hopes that will provide more jobs and food. and it's banned food exports until the country is self-sufficient. it attracts investors like jason sawyer with cheap land. and relocating the resident farmers is part of the whole concept. we visit the government's local administrator and immediately sense just how dependent zambia is on foreign investment. francis: we're also interested in them not packing, because we're a developing country, we need them. but again, they can't blackmail us by not doing what the government policy says. reporter: bernard mwape has begun farming again, in a forest clearing. but conditions here aren't anything remotely like what the government mandated for resettlement. there's no hospital close by, and no school. they tell brigadier s

according to a new sawyer vai data from the national association of manufacturers, more than 93% of u.s. manufacturing firms have a positive outlook. 93% of u.s. manufacturing firms have a positive outlook. already 77% of manufacturers are reporting hiring new workers and 86% say they're investing in plants and equipment. many american communities revolved around these manufacturing facilities. sadly, during the obama years, they were among the most likely to be left behind by the so-called recovery. but now that's changing. today manufacturing wages are growing at their fastest pace in 17 years. these are just a few signs of our nation's economic comeback under republicans' pro growth, pro opportunity agenda. remember, not one of our democratic colleagues voted with us to set this train in motion. not one. they voted against culting red tape for american -- cutting red tape for american manufacturers. they voted against the tax reforms that are growing paychecks and helping create new jobs. they voted against the newly lowered utility rates that benefit both families and employers. my

issues really me that need to be sorted out before they can actually take action all right catherine sawyer that. seven activists from cameron's english speaking region have been jailed for between ten to fifteen years for acts of terrorism they include activists and journalists munch a big c for his alleged role in organizing demonstrations calling for more riots in the french from georgia to country at least seventeen people have died in the north west and southwest regions a separatist movement there is gathering strength younger for minorities long complained of discrimination at the hands of the french speaking government protests are expected in india administered kashmir after fifty demonstrators were injured by police inside the mosque police fired shotgun pellets at the demonstrators in srinagar on friday the mosque is being closed to allow the removal of blood and shell casings from the protests. police in the united states have made a record breaking season of an illegal drug with enough doses to kill millions worth of people. twenty million dollars was found hidden in a truck du

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katherine sawyer thanks for that. in the southern philippines thousands remain in evacuation comes told months after a battle between the army and fires is inspired by i saw the people of merari flooded as their city was destroyed along with their lives german alan dog and reports from in the now. says there were times when she just wanted to end her life for over her children have been missing for years mom nuts not a dream of them every night a dream that their bodies are odd thing i wake up i scream i cry a fear that my daughters were raped but i know that we just borrowed our children from. fatima is among the thousands who fled when the war broke out. many became separated from their families and they now live in evacuation camps. an armed group inspired by ice so called the mouth to to control of marly city last year the fighting that followed lasted five months at least a thousand people were killed and hundreds of thousands more displaced many families say they fear they could be arrested i think maybe court t

catherine sawyer joins us now from the northwest of the capital nairobi understand celebrations were planned there catherine how things shaping up now while they are still celebrations we've been seeing in different communities. we don't just have a community here but also many other communities feel equally marginalized and victimized as well and let me just get out of the shots so that you can get clear of the. people that we're talking about this is the community they want. you are we talked about they say that they have a right to believe in them our forest which is that ancestral land they also say that the government is taking too long to respond to that ruling taking too long to implement that ruling they want the government to act fast to be able to give them those rights to be able to say to apologize to them for the. victimization and the vixen from the forest that they've witnessed over the years. this plenty of land disputes they're all sort of precedent does this. several presidents this is a fast ruling that we've seen from this week and that was set up by the african u

don't play acting my school just sawyer home pretty soon so i'm going to put us in prison apart wanted to kill us the money. yes they shouted. it was all the more what was so enormous that. the settlement of that was going to be our disappeared. so only bare bones. made the flow less than one if you could talk to a family about to buy a car in the united states for japan or germany and they didn't realize that it was being produced in a church supply chain that involved slave labor what would you say to a family but the core problem there. so who is really committed to stopping slave tainted charcoal contaminates in the global marketplace. the brazilian government prides itself on its commitment to enslave labor yes how effective is that commitment. the labor minister. why do you think despite all these efforts that brazil has taken why is it so hard to eradicate this. drug supply. while it is not the scruff looked at as you let me stop but i don't displease biologist dodged a bit as you he has been taking all corseted skulduggery just say yes use volage for this job or. you pill we be

marika sawyer just had a tie. jon hamm is there for his first time ever. >> seth: yeah. >> like, and it was like comic-con, but alcoholic. [ laughter ] >> seth: also, jon hamm was dressed like modern-day jon hamm. >> exactly. >> seth: which was very jarring to us, 'cause we knew him as don draper and he wearing like a st. louis blues baseball hat. >> yeah, he was dressed like a person. and we were like, "oh, you're not 'mad men' like us." [ laughter ] >> seth: a lot of attention has been paid for you for outing how colin jost used to look. was that weird? >> was that a secret that jost had a beard? >> seth: i don't know. >> i never knew that. he had long hair and a beard when i met him. >> seth: i think just people were paying less attention to him. and then they looked back in time and were like, "that's a weird choice." >> oh, i thought the beard looked nice. >> seth: he's getting a lot of heat for it. i thought it was -- i mean, we always thought he was a handsome guy. >> he's getting heat for it? >> seth: he's

it is a set up if they didn't have that yeah it will slow team is the in this use could they call sawyer at the vastness. of the bus. school that this kid nope it is say the divvied it was nice but this is the view will see the vamps. unfortunately the government has washed its hands of these cases according to portugal's constitution municipalities are autonomous and the state is forbidden to intervene. to improve well those who vote on d.s. bossiest c.d.o. but even that. have us into. like a veto mundo us most of us all to the real cull he so she had already the it to the divorce place for you minerals. the key is to kick you boil in this us as well etc . marcellus and passes to fight anna have to get by on their own. mr gomes knows he has no choice he is bound to pay a huge amount of compensation one hundred seventy two million euros will go to the private water company because the botanist municipality failed to reach the envisaged population and water consumption targets. the municipality also realized it had lost all technical know how regarding water management. going to there's a

the catalyst for the positive into korean relations since earlier this month he was at kim jong un sawyer when u.s. secretary of state pompei o visited pyongyang last saturday he was in the room when the leaders of the two koreas met for that surprise summit that he's on his way now to the u.s. probably to meet pompei again bodes well for the trump kim jong un summit so to the ongoing talks between the u.s. and north korean delegations happening inside the demilitarized zone this was the u.s. team leaving the seoul hotel early on tuesday morning led by an experienced south korean born u.s. diplomat soon kim their focus will be on the issues that donald trump and kim jong un would discuss trying to move from the general to the specific in a phone call on monday the u.s. president and japanese prime minister agreed to meet in person. we agreed to have a tapan u.s. summit before the u.s. north korea summit and it's likely that will happen just before or after a g seven meeting in canada on the eighth of june like south korea's moon. wants to ensure his concerns are addressed in any u.s. nort

that's the way it would go but sawyer. no but i'll be putting support you my going to. the mic when is the real. you don't you go when you'll be able. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last bang turn. your act caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was again still some more fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never again like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one difference i speak to now as there were no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its. trade wars don't make any sense because the only way to keep these countries dependent on the dollar is that they have to export to the u.s. in exchange for dollars because they need dollars to be part of the

suffering from mental illness as she told diane sawyer. >> i could have gotten better years and yearshe courage to face that something was wrong. >> reporter: for most of us margot kidder will always be lois lane. >> evening, miss. i've got you. >> you've got me? who's got you? >> always lois lane. thank you for watching rights. >>> it's a win for the casual fan, many of whom who wanted to bet legally, but couldn't in their particular state. >> the supreme court ushers in a new era of sports betting. good afternoon. i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. >>> i'm larry beil. the justice allowed sports gambling all across the nation. this strikes down a federal law from 1992 that banned sports betting in most states. new jersey led the charge on this change. >> i think it's bg to be a great people for the people of the state who are sports fans and like to put a wager on a sporting event and it will be good from a revenue perspective. >>> the nfl is taking a more measured response calling on congress to enact core regular layings around the newly legalized sports bet being industry. >

founder of money strong and healthy mark you know who joined us from dallas and kanye west and dion sawyer in business news but not for good reasons we'll explain lots to get to but first let's get some financial. the world's biggest second best fund got even bigger this week three japanese mega banks have decided to join the vision fun led by the softbank group.

the government wanted them out so illegal loggers could steal from their ancestral land catherine sawyer has more from the kulu northwest of the capital nairobi. these are some of the members of the community and they've been fighting for years for their rights to leave in the mouse forest this is the largest. what a kotchman area in kenya they said that's their home they're traditionally hunters and gatherers and in this celebration we don't just have the old you we have several other communities that feel equally marginalized and victimized and here really they're celebrating this landmark ruling by the african court of human and people's rights recognizing that right of theirs to leave in the forest to protect the forest as well and they're saying that they're not just celebrating that they're all they also want to put more pressure on the government to actually implement that decision by the court the government since the ruling has set up a task force a task force that has been studying the ruling and will make recommendations but it's a very complex matter we spoke to one of the of

reconsider the trade agreement with the european union going back to the upcoming summit in saud she told sawyer and said they weren't going to bring up and tell you russian sanctions but we do understand that they may be mentioned as soon as ukraine is mentioned speaking of syria just a few days ago while addressing the bundestag the german chancellor said that the conflict there cannot be resolved without involving all colleen's of partners internationally but for some reason she didn't mention the us intuitionism all of the middle of the civil war in syria and this fight against islamic terrorism has asked waited from the original conflict to an international one which cannot be sold without russia turkey iran saudi arabian jordan and you were previously glad of our program in angola merkel have met more than two dozen times on some occasions there were signs of friendliness and on others it was just pure diplomacy . this is the russian likes to hear sometimes there is a possibility that we can exchange i've also gotten very good smoked. angela from time to time sends me a couple of bottles o

suffering from mental illness as she told diane sawyer. >> i could have gotten better years and yearshe courage to face that something was wrong. >> reporter: for most of us margot kidder will always be lois lane. >> evening, miss. i've got you. >> you've got me? who's got you? >> reporter: david right, abc news new york. >> always lois lane. thank you for watching tonight. i'm david muir. i hope to see you back here tomorrow. until then, good night. >>> for the first tame tonight, hearing from a mother of a two-month old baby who nearly had her child kidnapped. >>> nine police reports accuse a santa clara county councilman of improper behavior or sexual abuse. growing calls for his resignation. >> this is absolutely appalling. >>> a fairfield mother accused of neglecting ter children. >>> last week, four police reports were filed. that number is now nine. >> it's a big problem and getting worse. rising number of accusations that may force him to reseen. good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. a civic teacher at santa clara high school and running for a seat on the board

and at the forefront of a president who to kenya has a plan to combat youth unemployment catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. well people here in kenya very angry and frustrated about this particularly because it's coming off the back of another scandal that involves hundreds of thousands of dollars and still involved the same national youth service now the national youth service is this agency that was started to help cobb unemployment's its young people go there there for vocational training to help in government projects as well so what is happening now in this new scandal the police are investigating the prosecutor's office have said that are more than fifty people including theme officials all of this national youth service are being investigated and will be prosecuted businesspeople as well the central bank is also helping with investigations particularly looking into the banks where this money was channeled through the reduces force to recover their sources. and secondly to do with. this sort of produce president uhuru kenyatta has also weighed in on the matter and said that ther

tonight's legal eagles is david bruno and alex sawyer. >> alex, i want to start with you. >> well, i a very good points in terms of the viewpoint discrimination. it shows the school was supporting one type of speech and not the other. supporting sanctuary cities versus not supporting building a border wall. the interesting part is he was in a class on politics. the class missed an opportunity to have an open debate. >> it sounds persuasive to me. >> basically, every school throughout the country has a clothing policy. and there's supreme court precedence on that. it was 50 years ago. it was when people were wearing black bands against the vietnam war. and what happened was they said that if the teachers and the administration could reasonably anticipate a substantial disturbance, then they can in fact enforce this policy. it's a factual analysis. >> is it really going to be a disruption because somebody says they like donald trump. >> i think the only disturbance really was that he was physically removeded from the school. the security officer had to pull him out of class when he dec

david bruno as washington times legal affairs correspondent alex sawyer, good evening to both of you.you, counselor? >> he had a good point in terms of discrimination. it shows the school was supporting one type of speech and not another, sanctuary city boarding -- the border wall. he was attending a class on politics and the class really missed an opportunity to have an open debate. >> it sounds persuasive to me. >> he has a first amendment right that it is not absolute. basically every school throughout the country has a clothing policy. there is supreme court precedent on that. 50 years ago, people were wearing black bands against the vietnam war. they said if the teachers and administration could reasonably anticipate substantial disturbance, they can enforce this policy. >> is there going to be a disruption because someone says i like donald trump? i get that feelings are raw on politics, but black armbands is one thing, seems a trump t-shirt shouldn't be a big deal. >> the only disturbance with that, he was physically removed from the school, the security officer had to pull him

you may be familiar with a former cia analyst named michael sawyer who is the chief of the cia bin ladenunit and the guy at the gave bin laden that were declined for various reasons good and bad, i guess. he wrote and he quit the cia just to tell the truth to the medieval. he said they are not being straight with you about what is going on. he hunted al qaeda guys just to tell the megan people they hate us for what we do, not for who we are and not because of who they are but it is what we do to them and islam doesn't make them hate freedom. our foreign policy and our government and he was the cia guy in his speaking to the collective and their foreign-policy provoke this company. he listed the six reasons and try to explain that bin laden said ever since he declared war against the america in 1996 the reason they were doing it was never freedom or liberalism but it always was american based in saudi arabia being used after the iraq war to enforce the permanent blockade and sanctions embargo against iraq. the no-fly zone in that account in the sanctions and the fly zones as reason, too.

missing from the national youth service dozens of civil servants are under investigation catherine sawyer reports from nairobi the kenyans are making their voice hard loud and clear the they are protesting against corruption triggered by a scandal involving a government agency ninety million dollars is missing from the national youth service we just set up to help the young unemployed by providing training dozens of people including senior officials at the agency are being investigated some have been charged allegations include payments for dubious supplies inflated costs and payouts for services that were never delivered in the fast place a man will give up his business to join the protest. has become very difficult. i work so hard for so little yet all we hear. president has said all the man will be recovered and found guilty will be held to account but many on this march say that previous such scandals have never been properly dealt with valerie and many protestant yeah but their frustration felt by most kenyans want the government to do more in its fight against corruption they say th

jackson" goes behind the scenes with the music legend sharing exclusive conversations with diane sawyerinto that perfectionism that drove him to the very top of the music industry, and may have proved to be his fatal flaw. >> reporter: nearly a decade since the world lost the incomparable, electrifying king of pop. >> i need an ambulance as soon as possible. he's not responding to anything. >> pop culture icon michael jackson has died. >> like a comet blazing across the evening sky, gone too soon. >> reporter: 60 million people tuned in to jackson's interview with our diane sawyer in 1995. ♪ >> so i'll take that and use that as the main foundation for the track and build all the sounds around that. >> reporter: but in exclusive moments the superstar revealing he still hadn't met his own impossibly higstrd. >>'m just never satisfied with what i do creatively, you know. i just regret the limitation of my own imagination. i just feel there's so much more. i don't think i've ever done a project where i was totally happy with it. >> reporter: the king of pop even admitting he wasn't thrilled

here to debate that is "washington times" legal affairs reporter alex sawyer and democratic strategistto talk about this. >> good morning. rob: we have the potential of this. only a couple weeks away at this point now there has been a lot of off and on. antyuan, do you believe that after the coverage we have seen. >> absolutely i do. at the end of the day, we are american first. and when it comes to foreign policy, i do not see democrat or republican, this is an american issue. this issue will go beyond when donald trump, after donald trump leaves the white house whether it's in 2020 or 2024. the only thing democrats and i think most of the media has been reacting to is the arrogance of this president and this administration towards north korea. my senator calls for donald trump to have the nobel peace prize when simply there were just talks about the summit with the dictator of north korea. i think this is a slow game. i think the president should not leave anyone out of this conversation. and we need a long-term strategy when it comes to north korea. rob: alex, nancy pelosi said when

youth service and dozens of civil servants a currently under investigation correspondent catherine sawyer reports from nairobi . people are extremely frustrated and angry about. this that we're talking about an agent this is a body that was. carbon employed people. go training help in government projects as well a lot of people say they're not because of the company but because we're talking about now. the prosecutor's office not getting. more than fifty people for investigation twenty four have already been charged and . they want to see even more the president has weighed in that. it's going to be refined and people that they have. set out also frustrated with the president because. they've had this once before they want to see action they want to see. they want the people in my implicated have them. and they also want the money we can do. with the fight against. the mosque government in nicaragua have killed at least three people as they protested against the president. at least eighty protests as if being killed in weeks of demonstrations and even some of the president's long time sup

in "huckleberry finn," the confidence men are tom sawyer is a convoy, but also the duke and the daufin. and huck's friendship with jim repudiating tom, the conmen, and one of the most effective forms of protest in our time now draws directly from twain. that is alec baldwin playing trump on "saturday night live." [laughter] thank you. [applause] >> i would like to thank the mass historical society for organizing this panel, in particular claire and gavin for , pulling this together and steve, for inviting me to join you in this conversation. >> we cannot hear you. i do not shout. i will try to speak loud. i also wanted to give a shout out to mel paynter because three of us on the panel are her prodigies. we came to protest citizenship via her. i thought it was appropriate you mentioned truth. here in boston, in a public lecture given in 1833, maria w . store, a pioneer abolitionist and women's rights activists invoked black womens demand asking for sexual justice. what if i am a woman? what would it mean to acknowledge women, especially black women, as full citizens of legal capacity a

enough with a double-decker bus pulling up in times square, and on it were other anchors plus diane sawyerhowed up. >> man, what great tv. >> it was a fantastic week. >> and at this hour, emergency crews are still sifting through the tons of rubble, looking for victims of the world trade center attack. >> i don't talk much about 9/11. 9/11 is very sensitive to me. i remember coming in. peter signing off, handing it to elizabeth vargas at that point. >> this is abc news continuing coverage of the terrorist attack on the united states. >> and roger handed me control of the network, and that was a very serious thing. i'll never forget that. it was very important just to get it right and keep the tone. my favorite shows are the anchor good-bye shows. they're also the most difficult shows to direct. >> today is my last day anchoring world news. >> and i'll tell you, at the end of that day, you're just -- you're just hoping you get it right. ♪ ♪ polka >> and all the folks up in the control room that are pushing buttons right now, thank you guys for being patient. i have loved this experience. >>

in real life, she was vulnerable, suffering from mental illness as she told diane sawyer. >> i could the courage to face that something was wrong. >> reporter: but for most of us >> i've got you. >> you've got me, who's got you? >> reporter: margot kidder will always be lois lane. >> such a classic line there. she said they had a brother/sister relationship off screen. we didn't have to duplicate it. we do our bickering on-screen and it looked like lover's quarrel. dc comics tweeted out thank you so much for being the lois lane we all grew up with. they have not said anything about the cause of death. >> there have been many super man movies over the years, not only to that generations but generations beyond, this is our lois lane. margot kidder there. dying at such a young age in fact. fact. that's the news for this half >>> this morning on "world news now," first lady melania trump is in the hospital. the white house revealing she underwent a procedure for a kidney condition. >> the president says she's in good spirits but this morning there are questions about her condition and wh

that if it is a set up if it meant that yeah it will slow team is the end this use could they call sawyer at the vastness. of the bash. that was nope it is say the defeat it was an easy boost me bet is that we will see the events. unfortunately the government has washed its hands of these cases according to portugal's constitution municipalities are autonomous and the state is forbidden to intervene. to improve well those who vote on d.s. bossiest c.d.o. but if it is our problem they have us into. like a veto mundo us most of us all to the real cull if you so she had already the it to be divorce for you minerals. the key is to kick you boil it if you know us as well etc. marcello some passes to farrah have to get by on their own. best to go mr knows he has no choice he is bound to pay a huge amount of compensation one hundred seventy two million euros will go to the private water company because the bottom has been a surprise failed to reach the envisaged population and water consumption targets. the municipality also realised it had lost all. technical know how regarding water management