he was the commander of the forces that pushed the houthis out of the sea port city of aden. a divided city. the successionists want aden to become the capitol of a breakaway southern republic. forces loyal to president hadi want the sea port city to become the financial capitol of yemen. one of yemen's most organized political parties says yemen should remain united. but the failed assassination attempt is a further sign of a deteriorating security situation across the country. >> it set acetone for security in aden. everybody is scrambling to clean up their act, in the city and establish a police force, but they haven't been successful so far. >> reporter: aden was retaken from the houthis and troops loyal to deposed president saleh. this followed months of air strikes by a saudi-lead coalition. these tanks provided by the united arab emirates played a crucial role in pushing houthi forces from the south, and this is where fighting is taking place. anti-houthi fighters are on the offensive in the central city of ta'izz. they are lead by this man. a tribal leader. his fighter

forces loyal to president hadi want the sea port city to become the financial capitol of a federal yemen yemen's most organized political parties says yemen should remain united. but the failed assassination attempt is a further sign of the deteriorating security situation across the country. >> it sets a tone of the security situation in aden. they are trying to establish a police force but haven't been successful so far. >> reporter: aden was taken by the houthis and forces loyal to ex-president all -- saleh. these tanks were provided by the united arab emirates and played a crucial role in pushing forces to the south. and this is where fighting is taking place. anti-houthi fighters in the city of ta'izz. they are lead by this man, a tribal leader. his fighters have recently captured many areas and security buildings in ta'izz. the city of ta'izz is a vital supply route for anti-houthi fighters in their push to recapture the capitol, sana'a. and to achieve that goal, coalition war planes continue pounding houthi positions in and around the capitol. they have also instruct rebel positio

as we mentioned it is a major chinese port and one of the world's largest. the area is the sea gate for the cityf more than 11 million people, and connects china to asia and the west. and the main company that manages the port has assets of around $16 billion. china is also dealing with financial turmoil this morning for the third day in a row the country's central bank, lowered its guiding rate for the currency. in a move to smooth the global markets the bank said there's no reason for the currency to fall further, but fears of a currency war with the u.s. remains. >>> colorado, new mexico, and utah are promising to get compensation for businesses and drenthzs hurt by a toxic mine spill. the states and the navajo nation have all declared states of emergency, and the navajo nation now says it will sue the epa over the spill. the head of the epa is headed to new mexico today. >> while it's no longer visible, because it's being dispersed, we're taking the necessary tests and taking a look at wildlife, fish, all of the kind of work that we need to do, and responding to folks for drinking water and

sea. they released balloons into the sky, one for each victim. the migrant bodies were taken to the port citynday, and will be buried in a cemetery. it's thought they suffocated in the hull of a fishing boat trying to cross the sea. >> voting started in the leadership election for britain's opposition. former leader ed miliband resigned. to prime minister's david cameron's conservatives. >>> over the summer months britains have probably never heard of jeremy. opinion polls suggest he's ahead in the race to lead the labor party. some point out his austerity measures attracted tens of thousands of members, the heavyweight ordered a victory for him was the kiss of death. the opinion polls say the one dripping in the pot is the one thing that even its own supporters say are lease likely to form a government. then we had to look at the lesson of our history. >> others suggest turning westward. losing two in a row, being wiped out in scotland. >> they say that i should be without politics, get a transplant. >> reporter: in recent weeks the parties signed up rival parties to influence the rival vote

it's a major chinese port, the world's tenth largest, and it's only 90 miles from beijing. the area is the sea gate for the cityf more than 11 million people, and connects china to the rest of asia and the west. it has trade relations with 500 other ports, and the main company that manages the port has assets of around $16 billion. but in a bit of good news for beijing, asian markets rallied today. the central bank lowered the guiding rate for the currency for the third consecutive day today. the national lenninger says there is no need for further lowering. it will make exports less expensive. >>> iraq eye officials say isil militants have ambushed a military convoy killing at least 14 soldiers, this following a huge bombing at a crowded market in baghdad, at least 67 were kill when a truck packed with explosives detonated. more than 150 have been hurt. isil says it is behind the suicide bombing. mohammed jamjoom has more. >> reporter: ill really underscores how tenuous the security situation remains not just throughout the country but also in the capitol. pint we were talking about this last hour, there has b

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port cities of spain, france, holland, and italy. off the coast of west africa awaiting munition deals at sea. hunting down gunpowder in every port of the caribbean. to pay for all this, colonists loaded their hulls with fish, flaxseed, flour,a and tobacco indigo, and rice from the slave south. morris'system was amazingly effective and efficient -- at first. i think that he was probably as important to the success of the american revolution as george washington in that there was really only one person with more importance still. i will leave you in suspense as to who that person is. without the timely arrival of gunpowder purchased washington would not have been able to engage boston in the march of 1776. but the king's countermeasures soon began to tell. diplomatic protest in continental europe disrupted networks in constricted the flow of war materials west. in the dutch republic, for example, from whence so much gunpowder had sailed out, sir york had sharp words with his friends in the state general. they prohibited munitions sales to british subjects and began to closely police and monitor

sea. instead of the usual display for the patron saint agatha they released balloons in the sky, one for each victim and migrant bodies taken to the port city and will be buried in a cemetery there. a conservative politician in australia has broken ranks with the party to introduce legislation to legalize gay marriage. and put forward the proposal in parliament but admits there is little chance it will succeed because the governing kurdish won't allow the mps to vote on the issue. south korea has launched the k police wave inspired by the globe spread of the culture of k pop and trying to export police techniques and equipment like it has entertainment but as harry faucet reports. >> reporter: protest is almost part of south korea's dna and scenes like this rally against the government's handling of last year's ferry disaster is a feature of life in downtown seoul and are the police tactics and response and barriers are used to keep protesters to designated areas. it's a far cry from how things worked 20 years ago and now the use of tear gas has been band and replaced by defensive ones and the word is no casualties. >> translator: in the pa

sea. instead of the usual display for their patrons saint agatha they released balloons in the sky, one for each victim and migrants' bodies taken to the port cityay and will be buried in a cemetery there and they were trying to cross the mediterranean and sophisticatuf -- mediterranean and here is our website al jazeera.com. >> a second explosion hits thailand's capital as police try to find this man, the man accused in monday's bombing that killed 20 people. >> shelling in eastern ukraine threatens the ceasefire. >> colorado reopens rivers contaminated by a toxic mine spill. now the focus shifts

a noble english sea captain who is trusted by very wealthy ship owners to sail their ship, the golden fleece, between london and port royal jamaica, which was known as the wickedest city on earth and carry valuable kari like sugar indigo dye, and for years he did that responsibly and nobly. that one day, 1684, for reasons no one can determine he stole his own ship and went on -- he turned pirate. >> tonight on c-span's q&a. >> the republican presidential candidates are in manchester new hampshire for the first presidential form on monday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. c-span foss road to the white house is providing live coverage on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. the new hampshire junior leader along with media -- they are sponsoring this forum. following the life form, you can provide your input by ginning -- joining our call-in program manager programs best comments on facebook or twitter. road to the white house 2016, on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> new jersey governor and 2016 republican presidential candidate chris christie talks about national security and foreign policy issues. this was at the university of new hampshire and manchester. it is just ove

seas to get here. well, that desperation remains visible as they head towards the prosperous north of europe, towards britain for instance. many migrants again risking their lives in the french port city of calais, as they try to jump on trucks heading for the channel tunnel. for an inside view, we caught up with a truck driver who knows the route well. reporter: axel humke has been transporting luxury cars to britain for 10 years now. and more recently, stowaways too. >> when they break in they damage the bodywork. and that can mean the best part of 40,000 euros totalled. reporter: he surveys his load one last time outside antwerp. from there, he'll be trucking non-stop to calais. it's a 200-kilometer journey across belgium and then into france. he can't afford to take a break, due to the risk of refugees boarding his truck. and what axel humke really dreads are these kinds of scenes in calais. >> some of them hang onto the mirrors. you can see them climbing up on the back. it's pretty awful, but it's become normal. reporter: as has the misery endured by the refugees, which the rest of the world only sees on their tv screens. >> one slipped in without me noticing. i was taking a brea

a pirate but a noble english sea captain, a gentleman, trusted by shipowners to sail the golden fleece between london and port royal, which was known as the wickedest cityh. and to carry valuable cargo between london and port royal. for years, he did that responsibly and no bully. but then, for reasons no one could determine, he stole the ship and recruited a crew and turned into a pirate. he went on a pirate rampage. brian: what was so special about him? robert: he did things that no one else could do. almost as if it had been written by hollywood writer. the public was certain he would hang. was quoted as saying he was going to hang. there were witnesses against him. it appears that bannister arrived in the jury will stop and looked like he was going to be a free man. so not guilty judgment was stunning to the governor of jamaica, he was said to have died of shock. the new governor retried him. but bannister again escaped, restole the ship, and then went on a rampage for two years. it wasn't until the royal navy battled him, and he defeated the royal navy, then his legend was made. not one ship but too, and possible. two. impossible. brian: i have som

sea into that port. it's critical for america's success. whether it's hollywood, which is our calling card to the world, whether it's international trade, which comes through los angeles, it isn't just a great american city, it is a gateway for this country, both in and out of this country for our products and for our economy. we've seen a record amount of streets be paved in my city. we've gotten back to those basics of core core things of f every single sidewalk. but we haven't done old analog things, we did digital things. we share with open security and journalists who hold us accountable who can go to a dashboard and look at where the building permits are in the city by geography or the response times for 911, broken down by how long it takes us to transfer the call, how long it takes for a fire truck to roll out and how long that travel time is, so we can have accountability together so we went from unranked to number one in the country. so we're seeing positive momentum coming out of america's most second city. and we're addressing the issue of in equality. if i averages the prosperity, it would say amazing. we're seeing more foreign investment there. we're seeing a record amount of real estate in

sea captain, a gentle man, who is trusted by wealthy shipowners to sell their ship the golden fleece, this 100 foot long sailing ship, between london and port royal, jamaica which was known as the wicked city on earth and to carry valuable cargo like sugar and indigo dyes between london and port royal. he did that responsibly for years. but then one day in 1684, for reasons no one could determine joseph bannister stole the golden fleece and recruited a tough pirate crew and went pirate. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span "q&a." >> this week, missouri senator claire mccaskill hosted the second in a series of roundtable discussions aimed at combating sexual assault on college campuses. it included college officials and victims advocates. this included testimony from university of california system president and former homeland security secretary janet napolitano. this is just under two and a half hours. >> before we begin, i would like to share a brief statement from chairman lamar alexander who asked me to read the following. . i asked senator collins to chair the hearing because i have had to go to nashville for the funeral of a close friend. before she was elected to the senate, se

english sea captain, and gentlemen, who was trusted by many wealthy shipowners to sail this beautiful ship. he sailed between london and port royal jamaica which was known as the wickedest city on earth. for years he did that responsibly and nobly. but then one day in 1684, for reasons no one can quite determine, joseph bannister stole the golden fleece, recruited a pirate crew and turned pirate. >> tonight at eight about eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >> up next, a forum on strengthening federal investments and scientific research as a way to help grow the economy and create jobs. we will hear from former house speaker newt gingrich as well as a panel of researchers and academics. it is part of what is called the middle class prosperity project launched by senator elizabeth warren and congressman elijah cummings. >> start the middle class prosperity project for them. why is the middle class prosperity project holding a hearing on the importance of federal funding for research? the reasons are three, and they are all deeply interrelated and related to the future of america's middle class. investments in research produced good jobs right here in america. breakthroughs i

sea captain and gentleman trusted by very wealthy ship owners to sale their ship, the golden fleece, this wooden sailing ship between london and port royal jamaica which was known as the wickedest city on earth. and to carry valuable cargo like high sugars between london and port royal. did he that responsibly and nobly. then one day for reasons no one can quite determine, joseph banister stole the golden fleece, stole his own ship recruited a top flight pirate crew and went on the account of piracy. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >> ashton carter talked about education of military families including an effort by the pentagon to track student progress. the vent wasevent was hosted by the military child education coalition. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. good morning. good morning. mary, thank you. stephanie and i, where are you? we just met with a few kids from the student to student program your program. great. great. where are they? are you out there? where are they? yay! give those guys a round of -- what an amazing, incredible kids. and what a simple and powerful idea. that local military children and they're not all military children, includi