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security in the central african republic people are being forced to leave their homes as rebels for shong to seize the capital the u.n. saves small peacekeepers on needed to keep the public safe. and on the international day of women and girls in science i'll be talking to suit zimbabwe's stephanie travis she's made history as a black woman in formula one.

these are pictures shong teachers joining the protest. told that civil servants and engineers have been taking part. and here's a group of lawyers protesting. many are calling f a nationwide strike until power is handed back to the civilian government and aung san suu kyi. well, the military has taken control of state media as you would expect after a coup. >> these days, people are disturbing, threatening, and even threatening others by breaking laws while claiming it is democracy. if we do not follow the rules and regulations, our democracy can get damaged. legal action should be taken against tho who commit acts that harm the states stability, public safety, and the rule of law. >> so far there have not been reports of violence on either side but the fear of a military crackdown is there. this is a doctor who joined the civil disobedience movement. we have not named her for security reasons. >> there are some videos or photo showing us people -- with violence. it is not us. we are protesting peacefully. we want our elected government b

you want me be outraged at the facthis unnpent $140,000 on qualified his news expenses iteems you're shongt jeffezosakes $150,000 every single minute every single day but i'm supped to beutraged athis? are, ah. yes, are y mad? [laughter] it is crazy. amy: on tuesday, amazon's founder and outgoing ceo jeff bezos surpassed elon musk to become, once again, the world's richest person with a wealth of $191 billion. meanwhile, new york attorney general letitia james sued amazon on tuesday for failing to adequately protect workers during the pandemic. in the lawsuit, james argues -- "amazon's extreme profits and exponential growth rate came at the expense of the lives, health and safety of its frontline workers." we go now to bessemer, alabama, where we are joined by two guests. jennifer bates is a worker at amazon's bessemer warehouse who has been part of the union drive from the beginning. michael foster is an organizer with the rwdsu -- retail, wholesale, and department store union. he is also a poultry worker at a chicken plant in alabama. upwards of 80% of the bessemer workers are black and