diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. there were just what year olds who were just. a shift from. the. book work at the work of. believe or so dirt. or if you have a work of his so you are aware. of the look to me. as either. one of your. say. to some of us and get the picture. it takes discipline and camaraderie. this is not a game or is it. what is a healthy balance between work and play when playing is a job at hand and fortune to make. the story of the highs and lows of young. fast paced world of the pro game. state of clarity a witness documentary. jersey. hand in hand with growing old. refusing to be defined by their mexican women and bringing out their dancing. and rediscovering their. one step at a time. by johnson. part of the viewfinder latin america has seen. this time on al-jazeera. i'm come all santa maria here in doha with another look at the headlines the u.s. president donald trump is insistin

diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. who were just. a shift from. the. book without the work of. bees or so with the meal comes a little early so you know if you have the work of a so you are aware. of the look to. feel. and the who is in the shot that. say. the us and get the picture. september on al-jazeera with the u.s. midterm elections just over two months away we'll explore the mood of the nation as american celebrates labor day on television and online the stream continues to talk into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news sweden the country known as the happiest in the world has been shaken by a recent spike in violence and it's now preparing for a general election people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world. the main body of the united nations general assembly is to build its seventy third session we'll bring you all the updates septembe

diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. there were just what year olds who were just. a shift from. the. book work at the work of. bees or sold the meal comes a little early so you know if you have work of his so you are aware. of the look to. your. say. to some of us and get the picture. and ambitious health system restore that paid off the show calling it push of comedian. ten million over ninety six million citizens to receive free health care without paying insurance premiums on the money in. the extraordinary story of turkey's monumental health care transformation and the people at the heart of. the people's health on al-jazeera. al-jazeera this is the opportunity to understand in a very different way where they are before something happens and we don't leave our . desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes dise

diem and dean suggests a souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist joe henry in the lobby. he was the last person to see them leave the hotel. there were just what year olds who were just. a shift from. the. book work at the work of the bees or sold the meal comes a little early so you know if you have work of his so you are aware. of the look to. her mother who. is either. one of your. random us to say. to some of us and get the picture. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drives them home in the first of two films on these contrasting experiences people in power goes to the north german city where humane approach to integration is proving surprisingly effective. assimilation nation on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive to it because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provides. an ambitious health system restore t

diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the bumped into journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. there were just what year olds who were just. a shift from. the. book work at the work of. believe or sold the meal comes a little early so you know if you have work of his so you are aware. of the look to. her mother who. is either. one of your. say. to some of us and get the. pakistan did not have the ability to take on every network no one's also needed to fight all of them big enough to sponsor them as well in search of the missing pieces i was in every important meeting support for the moment he said i like doing all right to tell you that i was not the pakistani puzzle when you go the news of bin laden was killed were you surprised or was your reaction oh they found him the place we continue we will but we don't want anyone to know mehdi hasan goes head to head with the former pakistani foreign minister on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. an ambitious

fifty five people died in november last year a strike on a busy market killed twenty nine people in souther province and in twenty fifteen a missile hit a wedding party in the. port of. more than one hundred thirty people were killed the un has criticized the coalition occurred pain for bombing indiscriminately and urged them to do more to prevent civilian deaths the outgoing director of the international committee of the red cross robert martini has just tweeted his reaction to the attack and he says it's high time for these relaxing tragedies to stop in yemen one should allow no one should allow putting children in harm's way and making them pay such an unacceptable price christine bakaly is the yemen researcher for human rights watch joins me now from beirut via skype very good to have you with us on the program your initial reaction to the incident. first of all having any reaction to you. well you know this is you know is that. where this. most other air in the not very human rights watch up see clearly children killed an attack that. but more than that it was i think there you hear it

diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. who were just. assure from. the. phone book work at the work of. believe or sold her. her v.c.r. if you have a work of his so you are aware. of the look to me. as either. one of your. say. to some of us and get the picture. you responding six continents across the globe. al-jazeera as correspondents live and bring the stories they tell you that this was not good enough not to let us down. we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian back to al-jazeera fluent in world news then there's nothing they set sail for gold. but this cover their resorts are worth more than its way to human beings that is not driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion should have been executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charts the birth and rise of the african slave trade mapping a history that the state of humanity. for all the gold in the world want to ju

diem and dean suggests our souther was heading to meet gadhafi that day. after checking out the journalist i'll show her in the lobby. she was the last person to see them leave the hotel. there were just what year olds who were just. a shift from. the. book work at the work of the bills or sold the meal comes a little early so you know if you have work of his so you are aware. of the look to. your. say. to some of us and get the picture. al jazeera. it's. where every. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise you have to go from all the potential of this and that this is a plus ism and increasingly migrant farm workers of victims a vicious beatings. as helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is iraq on al-jazeera. well you. know some of it i like. i'm down jordan don't have the top stories here in al-jazeera australia's treasurer scott morrison has been chosen to be the next prime minister for a vote of m.p.'s in the routing lib

regime any hope of discovering a paper trail in our investigation into the disappearance of mosul souther and his companions was made more difficult. by the canfield. but it was the bottom of the day. the libyan officials left the airport with their lebanese guests. in southern and his two companions were driven to the i shot the hotel in tripoli where they would stay. this is where the shot the hotel once stood. all that remains a rusty signpost and scattered concrete ruins. and. in two thousand and seven the hotel was demolished another element in the story of a southern libya that has disappeared. the ashanti hotel had been among the classiest in tripoli as a place hosting foreign visitors it was heavily monitored by the libyan intelligence service visit to libya coincided with the anniversary celebrations of the september first revolution in one nine hundred sixty nine when gadhafi had seized power. government employee who some milat had been assigned to the man and his two companions during their visit. to the memo so the front office of the. little kind of healthy should now let me

iraq's top of the action bodies as a recount of votes has reaffirmed that populist cleric southers alliance is in the balance from the may vote will manually recount after widespread allegations of fraud the results must now be ratified by the top court in baghdad at least twenty two people have been killed in the worst raid in southern india nearly a century forty eight hours of torrential downpours have forced the local government and kerala to release water from twenty four dams out of fear of breaches since june heavy rain landslides and flooding have been linked to one hundred and seventy five deaths in the state well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us witness continues next. so i wrote to k.p. without i don't know. how well. i know you t.j.'s was that you here god knows. what i did to you out here with. you so let's have on the program she said i am not kidding you. he was home and if there are no. cars because all artists i deal with those allies i. may have a. lot of them a lot of. you got hot at prague and i feel hot as. you have on your own one of those fool foo

souther. we )re learning that people from the bay area were onboard. >> plaus a deadly plane crash. we are hearing there are people from the bay area who were on board. we have flu new details. we'll bring them to you after the break. a deadly shooting clos of the bay bridge right now. this is video of the backup... a story we )ve been bringing you since we went on the air at 4:30. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m kris sanches in for laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. toss to vianey with traffic. rjs good morning. i'm kris. >> and i'm marcus. what are we seeing? >> i'm seeing a few back-ups near the bay bridge. they are reporting what happened to a shooting that turned into a multi-vehicle accident that involved three vehicles total. they are reporting that one lane does remain open. my speed sensors are picking up yellow now. originally it was completely solid red. i'm starting to see what looks to be some slight clearing. chp is saying there's no estimated time on them. now, we did have live pictures earlier. pete was there. he is still there now.

a year after the disappearance of a souther and his two companions the libyan regime shared details of its preliminary investigation to italian authorities. italy contested the libyan account saying its conclusions were flawed to counter these charges the libyan regime produced employees who testified to the departure of the a man and his two companions from libya. al jazeera met former immigration officer abdurahman go away lawyer who was working in tripoli airport on the night the him and his two companions disappeared. we went with abdirahman go to his former work place at the immigration office. it was here in december nine hundred seventy nine that he is then boss called omar kuwait or had ordered him to bear false witness what would your lady. get out of. the mayor we had. for most of that. and then the been. out of her. feel. for. that. little samantha they could m. . fer the best let them have their. but that. has it and i'm only alice does that have to be. another libyan immigration officer who worked at the airport was also compelled by libyan security agents to testify that

against laws that compel women to get permission for men to study to marry or travel abroad naseem of souther is a long time campaign of women's and shia minority rights she put herself forward to run in local elections in twenty fifteen but was barred by the authorities the other arrested activist is some other name may sound familiar also a veteran activist for women's rights in saudi arabia a brother rife run a website encouraging political debate in the kingdom he's currently serving a ten year jail term for insulting islam online summer said foreign recognition of having received the twenty twelve international women of courage award from the then us secretary of state hillary clinton some as you are a human rights activist a monitor of human rights in your country of saudi arabia aca the saudi government began cracking down on women's rights activists just over two months ago the official reason for the latest arrest is no but previous detainee's have been accused of having quote suspicious contacts with foreign entities but then saudi officials had warned that further arrests could be

the big question is is he cooperating with the souther district. i don't think we don't know the answer to that yet, but if he is, it is worse newst.or the presid rajini: just that line that chris mentioned earlier -- at the direction of a candidate for federal office. as you say, a real dig perhaps directly at donald trump. meie: yeah, i think it is pretty clear who the uncandidate is. and it is standard procedure in ewthe southern district of york, where i used to work, not to name people other than the defendant in the indictment. you will see things like a candate or another person. i don't think there was any question who the other candidate is. rajini: what does this mean about those yments that were made, the hush money made to stormy daniels and potentially to another woman who alshaclaims to havan encounter with honald trump? elie: obviously, payments are distasteful and hugely problematic politically. but what this says is they are also illegal. because of the timing and the other circumstances around the payments, those are construed as

and people would be happy the way he's going to have to do it is to make this person rather than a souther person bishop to take this lying in his rhetoric rather than this other line and if you look at some of the reactions of bishops in the united states there are some that still say the real problem is gay seminarians and the pope as is say no the real problem is clericalism in the church and that's broader and more deeply rooted in scope take a longer time to uproot the pope he's not god so he can do what he can do but you can't change people's hearts overnight but a united states to give him example he has he has put in as bishops people who are much more in tune with him and his approach rather than elevating some of the others that were very popular during the four of them trying to pick that approach john paul the second or benedict the sixteenth so he's trying to change the culture in the only way that it's going to be significantly effective and that's by changing the leaders it's exactly yes it's man mando want a minute she cracked down on range of muslims in rakhine state hundr

form a government a nationwide recount earlier this month confirm the populist cleric looked at the southerhas won the most votes. as italy hardens its immigration policy by preventing ships landing so the number of migrants trying to reach the southern coast of spain is increasing the rise has put pressure on rescue services and fuel political debate on how to handle the situation karl penhall reports from southern spain. exhausted but happy almost three hundred refugees in migrants rescued after setting out from the rock over in baba rafts and spending the day adrift. this is the southern spanish port of the his serious poster from west africa including guinea ivory coast and mali the youngest is just a month old. this mother tells me she's hungry already missing the taste of tapioca fish from home twenty three year old has only arrived in spain two months ago he was an opposition party youth organizer in guinea canakkale for told as he fled to escape arrest he crossed from morocco in a dinghy like this packed with fifty others paying as much as four thousand euros each. i couldn't turn b

we have a banjo on the wall which is a touch of southerness. but this is an ohio parlor. you can see that his letter forms the backbone of what's going to be the republican respectability checklist. this goes right into the agenda. what are you looking for from the 4 million, some would say citizens. they've come into this in a time when jordan aarons, they're total citizens by the time we pass the 14th amendment they're citizens. so what would you like to do? demonstrate your loyalty for the union, check. contrast that with your former masters, this loyalty and even murder of a union soldier, wage, freedom and republican eyes. wage labor, $25 a month not bad. constable home renting, not owner, mandy's mrs. anderson in a monogamous marriage, identitity as the anderson and a family. three children going to school to become preachers and teachers. and they do. his son actually cooperates founded the first black newspaper in cincinnati. he has also been something very important. something very important to a liberal capitalist model. he's accounting. he's been an abolitionis

shoes a forty point condition for the next prime minister so probably other parties it's damn if souther is in and if he's not because on the one hand he's a couple yeah in government and he is also a danger to join the protests on the streets and what about for the international community watching because there are so many interest in play is not the least iran but also saudi arabia the united states has seemed to be sort of an acceptable figure to all of them recently said one of the sort of regional and even wider implications of a possible father led government. so it's possible that he might be leading the big government after all he could be a tie breaker. if his alliance and negotiations with the other two groups that he has with led by some others have seen and the other one led by the sitting by minister. and on the one hand and today we speak with the issues on the one hand. the libel and ultimatum on the other hand also delivered in all the branches of sympathy to iran and by attacking the united states only to sing it of of causing hunger in the region so i think by playing t

intellectual superiority of the caucasian race, facts prove that in a state of slavery that exists in the souther states have the negro race -- racie increased ad so she thinks they will die out and the christian slavery model she's purporting to continue to get bet. >> they were work on it. that was the way that enslaved people and any african descend people would see continuation in well, it turns out that her prophecy doesn't come true. and there are networks of resilience and those networks even though they don't fit the perfect model, they still show us what was possible. and this is where i want to again -- problemittize the c-- the radicalism inside of -- -- of this vision. and this vision. it's a really important one. and it is really important one to sway northern opinion. but there are other roots and those roots end up being sub sumed with movement to control the political line and a lot of historians talk about reconstruction, before we say it issinetivable to be doomed, they want to say that it had a chance and it had great successes. we have black legislators, we have -- and in miss

ratified by the supreme court a nationwide recount earlier this month conferred shiite cleric there on southers lead positioning him to play a central role in forming a new government the parties now have three months to put a government together a spokesman for the u.s. led coalition in iraq says american forces will stay there for as long as necessary the coalition has been patrolling regions that were previously and i still controlled at the beginning of the year the pentagon said there were more than five thousand u.s. troops in the country. more than eight hundred bridges in france are suffering serious damage and the risk of collapse in the coming years at all it's also found a third of the twelve thousand government maintained ones are in need of repair in italy questions grow about maintenance after tuesday's collapse of a bridge in genoa firefighters have been working to stabilize an upper section as teams clear away the rubble below the death toll officially stands at forty three and the rescuers believe no one else is trapped those were the headlines i'm back with the al jazeera news

locked in between two weather pattern, we showed you the southers moving into southern oregon, graduallyuilding in toward the weekend. so no big changes for tomorrow, for friday. as we take this into the weekend, so with that cool coast, arm warmer inland, inland spots easily 92, 93 degrees this weekend. lake tahoe a beautiful forecast if you are lucky to head up to the sear a over night lows chilly in the 30s. upper 30s but afternoon highs, nice recovery into the afternoon hours close to 80 degrees. here we go tomorrow morning, showing some of the fog not as widespread as this morning. 7:00 for friday. and then into the afternoon hours we are expecting partly sunny skies, more sunshine inland, possibly haze, redeveloping throughout the day, temperatures tomorrow we will begin to warm up those readings. st. hell even 91 -- helene 91. we are not talking about extreme fire danger, at least we are not talking about any extreme heat. brentwood 89. san jose 79 degrees and san francisco forecast high of 68 degrees. by the way this saturday, september 1stwill the anniversary of san francisco al

them with a picture of a child on them were carried by a pall bearers to a graveyard in the town of souther forty of the fifty three people killed in the attack which killed and twenty nine of them in a bus which was hits the coalition says it will be investigating the strike. which it says though was aimed at the who the rebel let's check in with muhammad he's reporting from djibouti for us as we cover this ongoing war in yemen it's just so stark isn't it mohamed for there to be a huge attack is one thing but for many children to be buried today. yes indeed and that is what was not only accumulated multiple unga within yemen but also a lot of international condemnation but something that has been very there with a human hopefully we saw a long homeboy cutting the bodies from the mall to a squat in tal where special players were done for the day and. they walk company by holism so people cutting pluck heads and treats all that condemning the sodium but. also who they say is their biggest ally and biggest supplier of the united states security both the square away of the players what done as

it's on the souther poverty law center website but the press, it's inconvenient to the charlottesville narrative. a charlottesville paper interviewed jason casters friends. they discover a deep history, wisconsin ages. his girlfriend abusively goes he broke up with me because he called me too conservative. the girlfriend was not liberal enough for jason. when i pointed this out to social media jason makes of you attacking the but indicated he also attacks the rich, the bankers the it's obvious the guy still a leftist. in the movie you will see this, you got to see the movie this weekend by the way. it opens today. and, quite frankly, if you want to know how do you help, see the movie now. because the fate of the movie depends on opening weekend. we do well this weekend, our movie will explode into more theaters, have more of an impact in november. this movie will make you a very dangerous american right in movie and invisibles what of white supremacy richard spencer we released a short clip of this in media already. i say director spencer, you believe all men are created equal? no. do

iraq's top of the action bodies as a recount of votes as reaffirmed that populist cleric mokhtar that southers alliance is in the lead ballots from the may vote for manually recount after widespread allegations of fraud the results must now be ratified by the top court in baghdad. malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has arrived in court just a short time ago for the next stage of his corruption case is facing a pretrial hearing him call the poor on corruption and money laundering charges they relate to multi-billion dollar looting of the state investment fund one m d b denies the charges the court is expected to set trial dates. an american cargo ship carrying soybeans has become a symbol of the trade war between the us and china the vessels being stranded off the chinese coast for more than a month that arrives just after beijing imposed a twenty five percent tariff on soybeans from the u.s. . chinese levees were response to u.s. tariffs at least twenty two people have been killed in the worst trade in southern india in nearly a century forty eight hours of torrential downpours have

government and they should wind recount earlier this month confirmed populist shia cleric with other old souther lead positioning him to play a central role in forming iraq's next government more ahead here of the news hour including thousands of syrians crossed the border from turkey to the rebel held it live prophets to celebrate he. also defied turkish president pledges to fight back against those he says are threatening the economy of the country. and japan's latest major league baseball star shows he can form a depression joe will be here with that kids. to europe emergency workers in italy are trying to secure what's left of the bridge in genoa which collapsed on choose day firefighters captured this video of the efforts to stabilize a section of the bridge the death toll officially stands now at forty three rescuers believe no other people are missing the company which was responsible for maintenance and construction has pledged over five hundred million dollars to help rebuild the bridge while thousands of the bridges and tunnels are being structurally assessed across italy david chaytor

that there may be a danger that once the troops leave, souther whites will want to go back to what it was and why the war and that is a real danger and the fact that the rights of black people are so connected with the presence of the federal government, of these troops in the south, tells you something about the issues of reconstruction. black citizenship. what would freedom mean for black people? they are no longer slaves. are they going to be citizens or given equal rights? what is their status in the american republic? the presence of the federal government, of the union army. the u.s. marshal office there, quite clearly we are getting a new sense of the nation state, of the federal government. it is old ideas about federalism which the principal of dividing political power between the federal and state governments are do going to be revisited because the states -- they seceded from the union. what will the status of the rebel states now be? the federal government is sort of a symbol of the vict oreus union. how are they going to negotiate these rights? will the expansion of the n

my wife's first cousin was on the hilltop with the guy name kenny case from souther to southern illinois, who got the medal of honor. about three of my grammar school buddies were joined the marine corps. we all got surprises. you guys talk about gratitude, it has been wonderful to hear you guys talking. i go to pts meetings with the fellows. that's the guys that you write about in the book. a wonderful conversation. talk about grace and gratitude, you guys. jim, we will meet you later, semper fi, fellows. >> inky durham was one of the soldiers in the battle who got a medal of honor, too. there were 61 men killed in that battle. it is a reminder that wars don't end in the battlefield. >> senator jim webb, thank you. >> this is what america is all about >> the legacy less as today, what are they? >> the vietnam war? when i think of the vietnam war, first of all, i can't help but think about the omission in our conversation is the south vietnamese who are with us. and how they were treated after the war. the greatest mission i think for me in the healing process is for -- is to reach acros

walmart, we also think target will have a very strong top line we also like tiffany's and lvnh and southerrs ca eesouth. what you have at walmart is a great grocery business which is difficult to replicate, you have an organic business and you have a food supply chain and you have leverage versus vendors, handbags have generally had a broader market, we're generally impressed with what tapestry has done again, buy low, buy value, buy luxury >> one final question, sort of to oliver's point, how do you square the strength we have been seeing this week at macy's, home depot and walmart, without concern about housing and autos? what is the consumer prioriti prioritizing here? >> i think the concerns about housing may be overblown in terms of the impact on the retailers, particularly the impact on home depot, because much of their business has really correlated to the stock of housing and the value that housing has, as opposed to the turnover, so i think you can overweight that concern, i think what you're seeing retail is those companies have got very good modes and good cultures and good exec