so a group of men were entrusted with the task of setting up basically a city on the island. the next document is also -- is actually from the james morgan papers. he was also an early founder of galveston. it actually lists the original stockholders of the galveston city company. and here you can see mckinney and williams who actually were in partnership together and had their own business. mckinney and williams were actually businessmen and they were cotton traders and they really wanted to establish themselves as the primary route for cotton growers in texas to transport their cotton out of the republic of texas. they pretty much wanted to have -- be the primary transporters of that. so they're businessmen, merchants, primarily. the next letter we're going to look at is a letter written from andrew jackson to sam houston. andrew jackson at this point is in retirement at the hermitage in tennessee and sam houston is president of texas. it's written in january of 1844. sam houston knew andrew jackson from his time back east. he had served under andrew jackson in the military.

invaded the island. would go on to become the first puerto rican to graduate from harvard law school. once he returned to puerto rico, he dedicated his life to the independence movement and of becoming president of the puerto rican nationalist party in 1930. it was a position he held until his death in 1965. amy: in 1936, pedro albizu campos was jailed along with other nationalist leaders and conspiracy and sedition charges. his german led to protest across puerto rico. on palm sunday, march 21 1937, police shot and killed 21 reagan's and wounded over 200 others, taking part in a peaceful march to protest pedro albizu campos's and persimmon. the event became known as the massacre. after his eventual release, he was arrested again in 1950 just days after nationalist revolt began on october 30. this is how his arrest was reported at the time. >> puerto rico rounds of its nationalists following the wounding of five u.s. congressman. pedro albizu campos is subdued after a two-hour gunbattle with police, whic

as the island slowly disappears so might the migratory birds that have made the island their breedinge pelican which is our state bird back in the '60s due to ddt. louisiana's only got six bird islands left and they are all disappearing. u.s. wildlife and fisheries did studies on the birds and discovered that what happens is when these birds are born on these islands, they imprint to those islands. they will come back every year year after year to those same islands. >> they are going to move where they have to move. it's just that you know we're running out of operations for them to go to. >> if we don't start rebuilding these islands and it's the small little habitat for them we're going to lose the pelican again because of habitat. >> there is a massive effort now being put forth to restore this to bring it back to its nature position. >> so your goal is to rebuild cat island? >> absolutely. >> which is going to take how much? >> $6 billion. we've been able to raise $3 million, and we've got a great cooperation. our new parrish president, amos cormier, has decided to step up the pa

would that help on the island or would that strengthen the repressive cuban government? >> it's a bigger question as to whether or not you believe that the sanctions regime that was if place was helping the cuban people as opposed to the cuban government. i think what we're seeing now is a different shift in american policy that posits the idea that by having greater contact between regular cubans and americans, that there will be a different dynamic that will produce a better cuba that is part of american policy. so what you have now is, for example, $1 billion in remittances from cuban americans to the island. there's a cost associated to that because those reementances remittances are not direct. they have to be co-opted through another country. you will see direct banking relationships and the things that are occurring now associated for example with u.s. travel to the island or cuba's purchase of american agriculture those can occur at less cost. >> but the reality is the embargo will stay in place for at least now there hasn't been much willingness for the congress

tapati is all about the cultural identity of easter island's inhabitants. and that's what counts for mike. even at home with his family, the talented musician upholds the rapa nui traditions. >> i could go anywhere i wanted in polynesia or even the rest of the world. but this is the most beautiful place. it's the centre of the world, it's my life, it's everything to me. >> easter island a state of mind as much as a real place. >> and with a state of mind to end the show on. thank you for watching "global 3000." if you'd like more information, go to our webpage dw.de/english/global3000. or look us up on facebook. until next time, goodbye. ♪ >> memphis, tennessee, it has been written if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. you are here. bilbilly woodward. ♪ oh, it's got one hell of a grip ♪ ♪ baby, i got bit >> my name is billy woodward and i'm here playing with austin cook on piano and mike on lead guitar and cory on upright bass and scott on drums and adrian walker o

the islander players thought the shot came well after the final buzzer and that's why this is happening. >> chris: it's been a terrific series, and just giving you a little taste of what's to come. 1985 islanders trailed 2-0 to go to max. the seven-game marathon. islanders came back from 3-1. barry trotz group unable to finish off the islanders here today. performance for jaro halak. you said he would have to deliver. >> joe: and he did. it was a spectacular performance. he wasn't busy in the first 12 minutes or so of that first period. he had to have a big push at the end of the first period even though that is when washington scored their goal. then his play in the second and third period was superb. he'll need that again in game seven seven. >> chris: and maybe the final salute ever, but the islanders have other plans. we'll be back to wrap. 3-1 islanders headed to the seventh game. m every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you frea

tapati is all about the cultural identity of easter island's inhabitants. and that's what counts for mike. even at home with his family, the talented musician upholds the rapa nui traditions. >> i could go anywhere i wanted in polynesia or even the rest of the world. but this is the most beautiful place. it's the centre of the world, it's my life, it's everything to me. >> easter island a state of mind as much as a real place. >> and with a state of mind to end the show on. thank you for watching "global 3000." if you'd like more information, go to our webpage dw.de/english/global3000. or look us up on facebook. until next time, goodbye. steves: in a nutshell, classical rome lasted about 1,000 years -- roughly 500 b.c. to 500 a.d. rome grew for 500 years, peaked for 200 years, and fell for 300 years. the first half was the republic, ruled by elected senators. the last half was the empire, ruled by unelected emperors. in its glory days, the word "rome" meant not just the city, but what romans considered the entire civilized world. everyone was either roman or

and britain calls the falk land islands. >> they belong to argentina is the phrase often heard her. bolstered by the opening last year of this museum, dedicated to explaining argentina's case for sovereignty of the islands. >> this is not a war museum. it's a peace museum that we're filling with symbols of justice. the injustice of the united kingdom's occupation of the malveenas islands continues set by the politics of colonial. >> >> britain said it was increasing defense of the items following the decision of argentina to buy armaments. argentina sent strong letters of complaint to the united nation and the organization of american states about what it calls british warmongering. a remote archipelago in the south atlantic ocean few argentines have been there but 649 died in the 1982 conflict. 33 years after that conflict, it remains high in the public consciousness. >> these are veterans of that conflict visiting the museum on the way from their homes to a ceremony in the far south closer to the disputed islands. >> our fight continues to be important i hope top set foot and

and the islanders take a 1-0 lead. seconds left and on the power play a beautiful save but ovechkin to carlson and he scores on the wrister. we are tied at 1-1. first goal of the series for john carlson. later in the third period tied at 1-1. taveres gets his clock cleaned by ovechkin and he beats holtby and that is the game winner. faked him out good. the islanders take a 2-1 lead. later on caps looking to even things up. two shots on net here. stopped in front. we all thought this was in but it hit off the crossbar. it was reviewed and it could have tied the game but ruled no goal. the islanders added a empty-netter and beat the caps forcing the game seven monday night, but despite the loss the capitals not hanging their heads. >> we're right there again tonight. one little thing and they get the go-ahead and we're chasing. so we energize and we have home ice for game seven and we should be excited about playing game seven at home. >> we have to play better than them today that is for sure and we have to be hungrier

japan controls the senkaku islands. e government maintains the islands are part of the country's territory. china and taiwan claim them. south korea controls the takeshima islands. japan claims them. the books are to be shown to the public across the country next month. local boards of education plan to decide by the end of august which to use. south korea's foreign ministry has lodged a protest over the changes. first vice foreign minister cho teong summoned japan's ambassador to the country. cho called the reference to the takeshima islands unjustifiable. besho rejected the protest. and a spokesperson for the ministry expressed anger at a news conference. >> translator: japan has made another provocation by escalating its unjust claim to south korea's inherent territory. >> the spokesperson said instilling a distorted perception of history in the next generation is tantamount to repeating past mistakes. >>> a u.s. state department official has again called on japanese officials to move a u.s. air base in okinawa. spoke

tapati is all about the cultural identity of easter island's inhabitants. and that's what counts for mike. even at home with his family, the talented musician upholds the rapa nui traditions. >> i could go anywhere i wanted in polynesia or even the rest of the world. but this is the most beautiful place. it's the centre of the world, it's my life, it's everything to me. >> easter island a state of mind as much as a real place. >> and with a state of mind to end the show on. thank you for watching "global 3000." if you'd like more information, go to our webpage dw.de/english/global3000. or look us up on facebook. until next time, goodbye. [upbeat twangy music] ♪ >> ♪ world go away >> hank cochran is, without a doubt, one of the greatest songwriters ever on earth. >> ♪ and i fall to pieces >> it's important historically that people know who hank cochran was and what he did, and he always wanted to be the hemingway of country music, and i think he did it. >> it's stunning when you look at the body of work that he was able to accomplish and stay relevant for so

the islanders quiet the verizon center down by taking a 3-1 lead. but the caps they have battled all night. matt niskanen puts one on the net, stopped, alex ovechkin takes it only. ovie taking advantage and the caps back to within one. third od caps on the power play. nicklas backstrom bringing it down. bakke looks like he wants a pass but scores his first goal since february. this one tied at three. late in the period caps looking for mo. islanders bad turnover. get over to jason chimera, first shot no comes right back to him. he doesn't miss and always entertaining chimera, goal celebration. caps beat the islanders 4-3 to even the series at one. >> it's good for the back of the head just to know that -- that we have it in us and let them know that that's the game that we hope to play. >> just because it doesn't work right away doesn't mean that it's not working. you've just got to keep doing the same things and the right things and i thought we did. >> we have confidence in us and even when we're down 1-0 kept on going and kept on fighting and got

security treaty covers the east china sea, and japan controls senkaku islands and china and taiwan claim them. >> i want to reiterate our treaty commitment to japan's security is absolute, and that article 5 covers all territories under japan's administration including the senkaku islands. >> the leaders discussed the transpacific partnership free trade agreement and welcomed the progress that's been made. >> translator: prosperity is what brings about peace, and that belief led us to the commitment to quickly conclude the tpp. president obama and i welcome the significant progress in the negotiations between japan and the u.s. on remaining issues. we agree to continue to cooperate towards the final phase of the tpp negotiations so that we can have a swift and successful conclusion of the agreement. >> tpp will help level the playing field. it will be good for the workers of both our countries and more over, tpp will have a strong protection for workers in the environment and help us set high standards for trade in the 21st century. >> abe and obama talked about china's increased maritim

when this was taken it was directly over the island or atoll of ulithi. is an image before the storm showed up. now, this is afterward. they are still recovering out here. and these are some newer images coming out of this area. definitely most of the structures on this island completely or partially damaged or destroyed. many trees are down. and this is going to be a long and ongoing process. still ongoing out here. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. >> announcer: "latin view" was made possible through generous support from the following organizations-- source one management, american facility services group the national hispanic business information clearinghouse and westn union. >>> hello, i'm sherri vasquez and this is "latin view." drugs and immigrations seem to dominate us news coverage of mexico. today, we'll discuss these pressing issues. but we'll also

policies towards the islands. >> japan controls the senkaku islands in the east china sea. the japanese government maintains that the islands are a part of japan easter tour. china and taiwan claim them. regarding china's stepped-up activities in the south china sea, kishida says japan and the u.s. will stand together. he says they will maintain international order and the rule of law in the area. >>> hundreds of people in tokyo have gathered together to protest the new defense guidelines. [ speaking foreign language ]. protesters held a rally outside the prime minister's office the night before the new measures were unveiled. about 800 people took part. they chanted slogans opposing the new guidelines. they are also against proposed security legislation that would allow japan's self-defense forces to play a greater role overseas. >> translator: i'll continue to speak up for my believes to protect my children from war. >> translator: i feel as though we have not been informed enough. this is an important matter that needs a lot of precautions. >> other protesters said they

>> well, when they talk about the islands it always increases the tensions.e're in election year for both countries. it's one of those issues that's guaranteed to unite the argentinian people. they say that they court cases will be launched next tuesday. it's very much symbolic gesture on behalf of argentina, but something that they said they're going pursue their claim through diplomatic and legal channels, and this is part of that legal attack on trying to get sovereignty of the islands back. >> thank you. >> pictures obtained by al jazeera shows that the attack by farc rebels was no mistake. the footage shows bodies of soldiers inside sleeping bags suggesting they were killed while they slept. the army said that it's troops were ambushed by the rebels while carrying out an unsuspected territory mission. >> as often is the case when it comes to the conflict in columbia public opinion is very popularized. on one hand there are people who live in conflict areas like this one where the attack happened. they were hope they were getting closer to this conflict,

pocket. >> translator: i want to set up a final resting place for all of my comrades who died on the islandthat's all it is. i think that's the responsibility of the survivors. >> reporter: after the memorial ceremony on thursday the imperial couple took time to talk to kurata. >> translator: thank you for coming today. i would like to extend my deepest gratitude on behalf of my fellow friends. >> reporter: kurata says he will continue consoling his friends' spirits for as long as his strength allows. reporting for nhk world. >>> next here's the three-day outlook on the weather around the globe. >>> and that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. from all of us at nhk world, thanks for watching and have a good day wherever you are. >> he burst to the music scene as the demon in the bound he co-founded kiss. he ranks number 12 in roadrunner's 50 best front men in metal history and has been nominated for induction into the rock-n-roll hall of fame. he is a respected musician and a successful businessman and a reality tv star with such hit series as "my dad the

the islanders doing some work. strom takes a hit. leaves the puck for taveras.ast braden hawpe for the first goal of the game. his second goal of the series. the iltdslanders take a 1-0 lead. 30 seconds remain in the period. halak making the first save. the wrister, we're tied up. still tied at 1, taveras bringing up the ice, watch this hit by alex ovechkin he takes it out. the islanders take a 2-1 lead. later on in the period, the capitols scap capitals look to

when this was taken it was directly over the island or atoll of ulithi. is an image before the storm showed up. now, this is afterward. they are still recovering out here. and these are some newer images coming out of this area. definitely most of the structures on this island completely or partially damaged or destroyed. many trees are down. and this is going to be a long and ongoing process. still ongoing out here. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. if you're thinking about adding a new deck, or replacing an old one, you might want to consider this - you could have a deck that's longer- lasting, bug- resistant, and earth- friendly by choosing a recycled plastic lumber product. plastic lumber doesn't need sealing, staining painting, or waterproofin g. it looks great and some companies offer a 50- year warranty on their products! these materials look and feel like real wood to us but bugs aren't the least bit interested in c

the islander players thought the shot came well after the final buzzer and that's why this is happening. >> chris: it's been a terrific series, and just giving you a little taste of what's to come. 1985 islanders trailed 2-0 to go to max. the seven-game marathon. islanders came back from 3-1. barry trotz group unable to finish off the islanders here today. performance for jaro halak. you said he would have to deliver. >> joe: and he did. it was a spectacular performance. he wasn't busy in the first 12 minutes or so of that first period. he had to have a big push at the end of the first period even though that is when washington scored their goal. then his play in the second and third period was superb. he'll need that again in game seven seven. >> chris: and maybe the final salute ever, but the islanders have other plans. we'll be back to wrap. 3-1 islanders headed to the seventh game. m every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you frea

a want to start the playoffs at home against the islanders. ice now, the caps down by two early of the second and they cannot get the puck out of their zone. 3-0 rangers. the only bright spot, on the power play, alex ovechkin with his 53rd goal of the season, but the caps come up short 4-2. now they turned their attention to the islanders. >> we knew before the game we were playing them, so that is our main focus. that is the only focus right now. >> i think we match up quite well in a lot of ways, but it's a new season. robert: the islanders will have to lose to the blue jackets for the caps to start off with home advantage. this goes to a shootout and the blue jackets come out on top. the caps will start at home against the islanders so let the games begin. golf round three in the chase for the green jacket. saturday means moving day. tiger woods with a nice saturday charge, knocking down the birdie, finishing at six under 68 on the day. the lefty, phil mickelson checks the bright but from 60 feet. it takes about an hour to get to the hole.

policies toward the islands. >> reporter: japan controls the senkaku islands in the east china sea. china and take juan claim them. the u.s. is looking to promote bilateral cooperation. in the south china sea, china is locked in territorial disputes with vietnam, the philippines and other countries. china has been reclaiming land on seven reefs in the spratly islands. the reclaimed land on two of the sites is large enough for runways. philippine leaders are voicing concern. a former u.s. defense official in charge of asian and pacific security affairs says japan/u.s. cooperation should expand in the south china sea and beyond. >> it's in japan's interests to be able to cooperate with the philippines and vietnam and others to help them to see what's happening in the sea, if circumstances arise that it makes it possible and helpful for japan to perform mine-sweeping operations in the persian gulf or the strait of hormuz, should somebody mine them, then i think that that would be very welcome to the rest of the world. >> reporter: experts are divided over the issue. >> translator: inst

>>reporter: britain last month said it was increasing its military defense of the island. argentina said it was not a threat to peace in the region and sent strong letters of complaint to the united nations and the organize of american states about what it called british war mongering. a remote ark pell go in the remote atlantic ocean. these are veterans of the conflict visiting the museum on their way to a ceremony in the far south closer to the islands. >> our fight continues to be important through our words, our testimonies. i still hope to one day set foot on what should be our territory and that our comrades who died defending our land can rest in peace. >>reporter: argentina under the command of a brutal military government invaded the islands on april 2nd, 1982. britain which has governed them since 1833 sent a task force to reclaim what they call the falklands following a short but fierce conflict in which a total of 900 combatant s were killed. meanwhile, britain says while the islanders want to remain under their authority, there's nothing to discuss. the long st

they say that china is also increasing its reclamation work elsewhere in the islands on subi reef. the experts say the country could be planning to build another runway in the area. a chinese official defends the work in the south china sea. >> translator: the relevant construction is being conducted within china's sovereign territory. it is reasonable, understandable, and legal, and it is not targeting or affecting any other country. we hope relevant countries and relevant sides can put it into perspective. >> china is expanding the number of reclamation projects on seven reefs in the islands. the country's activities have aroused fierce opposition in the philippines which also claim sovereignty over the reefs. last week at talks in germany foreign ministers of the group of seven nations expressed great concern over china's activities. and that will wrap up our bulletin in bangkok. >>> emerging economic powers still struggling with poverty. emboldened citizens still demanding democracy, the threat of violence and push for peace and shadow of conflict of the get news and insight eve

. >>> argentina is marking the 33rd anniversary of conflict over the islands. ceremonies come as relations between the two countries are deeply strained over the status of the island. daniel schweimler reports from bare buenos aires >>> the maldinas belongs to acknowledge, is a phrase heard here. bombsered by the opening of this -- bolstered by the opening of this museum explaining argentina's case for sovereignty of the island. >> translation: this is not a war museum but a peace museum we are filling with justice. the unjust of the islands continues, fed by the politics of colonialism. >> britain was increasing the defense, following the decision of argentinas to buy fighter jets. argentina said it was not a threat to peace, and sent letters of commaintain to the united nations and organizations about what it calls british warmongering >>> a remote arc pellingo. 649 died in the 1982 conflict. 32 years after. the theme is high in the argentine consciousness. these are veterans of that conflict visiting the museum on the way from their homes in the north to a ce

the islanders. they split the regular season series 2-2 because the caps fell short today. they'll have to wait and see it they have home ice advantage in this series. before the game today nicolas backstrom honored for breaking the capitol's all-time assist record. alex ovechkin broke two franchise records both previously held by mr. bondra. first period action. rangers, they strike first. ryan mcdonough with the blast, and kevin hayes puts home the rebound. check it out. hits this one in midair past braden. new york up 1-0. later in the period more from the rangers. they're on the power play here. no one stopping this laser from derek brassard. it's 2-0, blue shirts. the capitals down 3-0, but on the power play alex ovechkin fires one past henrik lundqvist. the caps down 3-1. no love lost between them. they met in the play yofz two years ago. glass and gleason going at it. not sure who wob that fight. the rangers won the game though 4-2. the capitals always doing what they do. the home finale giving their jerseys off their backs to the adoring fans. they'll play closer at

. >>> japan's imperial couple has paid tribute to those who died on the pacific island of palau in one of the fiercest battles of world war 2. >>> business opportunities are taking off with the opening of a new budget terminal at narita airport. one low-cost carrier in japan wants its passengers to keep coming back for more. >>> and we'll show you the challenges some japanese people are facing just ahead of local elections. >>> japan's emperor and empress have offered prayers and flowers in the western pacific nation of palau. they paid tribute to people who died in fierce fighting during world war ii. >> reporter: emperor akihito and empress visited the island of palau. they paid their respects at the memorial of war dead. they placed a bouquet of white chrysanthemums brought from japan to those who lost their lives. peleiliu is one of a string of islands. the kun are country was under japan's control for about 30 years until the end of the war. u.s. forces attacked peleliu in september 1944. the island was home to a strategic air field. u.s. and japanese troops fought for control of

with the presidents and first ladies of micronesia and the marshall islands. the emperor and empress will also visit peleliu island the site of a fierce battle. more than 10,000 japanese soldiers and 1700 u.s. troops died in the fighting. the imperial couple will pay their respects at a memorial. palau was under japanese control for about 30 years after the first world war. >>> the defense chiefs of japan and the u.s. have sat down for face-to-face talks on the two nation's security alliance. they've agreed to speed up a review of defense cooperation guidelines. and they've also found common ground on a number of separate issues. more from nhk world's mitsuko nishikawa. >> reporter: as a part of his first tour of asian countries since he took office in february, u.s. defense secretary ash carter decided to make japan his first stop. after attending a ceremony at japan's self-defense forces carter entered formal talks with defense minister gen nakatani. the two spoke for more than an hour. bilateral defense cooperation guidelines have not been revised since 1997

we start off in the second, no score, the islanders on the attack. tbraden holtby makes a nice save, but it's deflected in 1-0 islanders. in the third, nicklas backstrom fires, deflected in by alex ovechkin, tied at 1-1. ovie's second goal of the season. 15 seconds into overtime, braden holtby in trouble. tavares scores the game-winner, the islanders win 2-1. the islanders now lead the series 2-1. coach: i think you can feed off your crowd. i felt we fed off of ours and they fed off of theirs. they were playing pretty good hockey. we have to pull the momentum away from them. robert: the wiz have the upper hand in their series against the toronto raptors, winning in game one. bad shooting from john wall and bradley beal, but paul pierce up the slack. game two on tuesday, the outcome may not be the same. last year, the wiz stole the first two in chicago and eliminated the bulls in five games. bradley beal says that game two was always a challenge. bradley: it's the hardest one, but that's the beauty of this whole process is the challenges each step of t

andy gallagher reports from the island of cheetah. >> reporter: these days the fishermen on costa rica's are making a good living from the sea. fish are plentiful and work is constant but it wasn't always that way. in previous years over fishing and the mismanagement of the vital mangroves spelled environmental and economic ruin. but it was a future that 13 of the island's women refuse today accept. the collective as they have become known began to take things in to their own hands. >> translator: we used to sell muscles clams and shrimp. so they were important to us, but now we can't find any. we benefited from them, but we ran out. mainly because we over exploited them so we decided to make this nursery to protect the main groves. >> reporter: but change didn't come easily. and the vision these women had faced challenges from the island's fishermen and evening their own husbands. >> translator: one of the biggest and most serious problems that we had when we began to organize was the prevailing macho culture. we couldn't get past that attitude from the men and it wasn't until we starte

the islanders are in the house tonight and they aren't happy. this one is going to be fun. you're about to witness, gang, the most important game of this series and you can thank the caps for that and gutted out game four. now with the exception of one every game has been tight, decided by one goal. we thought it would be close. it has been and the caps don't mind at all. >> when you went on the road in a real high level environment like this, hostile environment, it really is satisfying to the guys. they've had our backs against the wall a little bit a couple times here. we responded hard and well. so it's now best out of three. >> reporter: we've got this one covered from all angles. let's led down to the locker room where frank hanrahan is standing by. >> reporter: right behind me capitals making final preparations for their biggest game of the season, the series even at 2-2 and the new york islanders saying they weren't happy the way the caps hit them in game four which was an overtime victory for the capitals 2-1. if memory serves me correct, series tied 2 -2, whoever

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of course john might not be on the island at all. person who seemed always to know how to reach him was this woman. one of mcafee's former teenage lovers amy herbert. a lot of guests here girls? besides girls? >> just girls. >> reporter: not much other scum season -- not much other company. amy had his trust it seems. it was with his permission that amy showed us around his beach estate. >> here's the house. >> reporter: nice. >> we would always snorkel almost every weekend. he would get his tan. >> reporter: but said amy after the police raid everything changed. >> that's when he started being paranoid. he just kept inside. >> reporter: given mcafee's bizarre behavior some people wondered if he was using drugs again. did you guys ever do drugs in here or anywhere? >> no, he never accept any type of drugs on his property. later, amy told us she had often seen mcafee doing some sort of chemical experiments. i am like what are you doing? he said i am just working on chemicals and stuff. he said it is for research. he said never to touc

philippine leaders that they halt work on the islands. the chinese are reclaiming land on seven reeves. china, the philippines and other countries claim the islands. it's unclear if the members will agree to act together. a proposed regional economic block is another topic on the agenda. officials have been looking at setting it up by the end of the year. >>> a u.s. naval commanding officer wants self-defense force aircraft to take part in surveillance in the region. >> u.s. and japan have the same interest. s in this region and they extend to the south china sea. >> the u.s. navy flies there every day. they have increased the number of patrol aircraft e deploy eded in japan by 25% over the past three years. he spoke about china's reclamation of several reeves around the islands and expressed concerns saying that is a unilateral action without collaboration with other countries in the region. >>> japan imports just about all of its crude oil, most of it from the middle east. now a major japanese energy developer says it's going to establis

the prison. but you are still locked in. imrali is a work island. m the mainland and bring all this produce, and we work in a canning factory, canning the produce. boats come into the harbor. and they all had these little dinghies tied behind them. then they have to leave at night because it is a prison island. one day, a storm was brewing and i could see the storm. and these clouds and the waves were starting to whip up. i realized, the boats were anchoring. they were going to spend the night in the harbor because it was getting too rough at sea. and they have all got these little boats tied behind them. bingo. i knew, this is the night. the plan was to be out past the bed check, swim out, cut the rope on one of the dinghies and to row the dinghy to the mainland. i really had to screw my courage up. as much as i wanted to go, i was scared to death of what was going to happen. this was really leaping off the edge into the abyss here. i'm out past the bed check at night. if i'm caught, the worst. the scariest part was crawling down across the rocks be

and 700 feared dead after an overloaded fishing boat capsized 112 kilometers off libya coast by the islandmpadusa and shows the rescue operation underway and know 28 survivors have been found. if the worst case death toll is confirmed though it would mean 1500 migrants have died this year alone in efforts to reach europe. italian government has held a crisis meeting and eu foreign minister will hold urgent talks on monday. and he spoke after cabinet meeting and says solving crisis will take more than saving people at sea. >> translator: we have an emergency situation, not just at sea which is like a wild beast but also have a political issue. we have to have dignity and we have to stop the trafficking of human beings and europe has to consider the issue and do what it takes to stop the trafficking. >> reporter: we will have more from the italian prime minister and first we go to paul brennan on the east coast of the island of sicily in the central med train crayon sea, are you hearing about the possibility of finding more survivors? >> reporter: well as the hours pass the prospects of find

it didn't help the caps were playing game three in long island at nassau coliseum. brendan holtby back between the pipes for the capitols after missing game two. he had the flu. so he is back, first period more bad news for the caps. eric fare going for the puck, slams into the boards crushed by kyle okay pos sew, left the game didn't return no update on his company as of now. second period still scoreless here islanders on the attack holtby a big save they shoot and score. but check this one out, it's actually redirected out in from the and goes in. islanders a 1-0 lead. nassau coliseum up on their feet, going berserk. late third period caps looking to even things up mike green over to nicklas backstrom backy circling fire ins one, scores. backstrom goes off the cross bar and in. second goal of the series caps tie things up at 1. later in the period islanders not going for overtime. right in front, braden holtby says unh-unh, holt just pokes this one away huge save for him, 40 today, here we are in ot didn't take almost long shot easily played by holtby. caps try to

known as the fork lands and relations between the two countries are strained over the status of the islandsin ruled since 1883 and ceremonies are planned across from argentina and we report from there. >> reporter: this belong to argentina and a phrase often heard her. and opening last year of the museum in buenos aires dedicated to explaining argentina case for sovereignty of the islands. >> translator: this is not a war museum, it's a peace museum we are trying to fill with symbols of justice and the occupation of the islands continues fed by politics of colonialism. >> reporter: britain last month said it's increasing military defense of islands resent decision by argentina to buy russian armaments including long-range fighter jets and argentina said i was not a threat to peace in the region and sent strong letters of complaint to the u.n. and the organization of american states about what it called british war mongering. in the south atlantic ocean few argentina people have been there and 649 died in the 1982 conflict. 33 years after that conflict the scene remains high in the public co

here come the islanders, braden holtby makes the first save and cizikas scores on the rebound. tied at one. new york on attack again, josh bailey and holtby says no. 36 saves in the game. he is unstoppable. this one went to overtime. it lasted longer than 15 seconds this time. nicklas backstrom with it along the boards and turns and first wrist shot and he scores. backstrom with his third goal in three games. none bigger than this. he is on fire. caps win it in overtime 2-1. series tied at two heading back to the verizon center. >> we're too exhausted from watching the overtime playoff hockey to describe it. so luckily we've got the players to do it. >> didn't go our way last game but we won this one so better feeling going back to washington with the series tied. >> huge game, great feeling. again, enjoyed the moment and forget this game and get ready for next one. >> playoff time a big time of the year and emotionally it's good to get this "w" for us and to get back home and play there again. you know this is a battle. they are a great team. and we've played each other hard e

as you can see as the plants died the island died. it's sad, if you saw what it looked like a few years ago it's sad to look at the graveyard of what it once was. >> stay with us, we have sport lee in a moment. we havewe have the contradict tragedy. tragedy. cricket tragedy. cricket tragedy. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for... >> you know, everybody in this country can hear them... >> at 7 a thorough wrap up of the days events >> here are today's top stories... >> things did turn violent... >> god does not discriminate! >> and at 8, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. >> this is a complicated situation. the justice department.... >> and at 9, get a global perspective on the news... >> sending their government a message.... >> organizing themselves... >> people say their finally fed up... >> weeknights on al jazeera america primetime >> and lee is here as threadenned -- as promised. >> david thank you very much. tens of thousands of people have taken part in the bo

today, 2:00 local time, that is this hour, was the last time they would be allowed to come on to the islandnes facing the firing squad. so, we have seen a number of people arriving, family members, loved ones, girlfriends. partners, very emotional scenes as you can imagine as they expect this to be potentially the last time. i must emphasize though that this afternoon is the time period of 72-hour notice being up. the executions can take place at any time. so, one could only imagine what the people on death row and their loved ones are arriving to meet them are going through. because they simply don't know when this will all take place. errol. >> every legal avenue up until now seemed to lead to a dead end. but i understand there has been a last-minute flurry of activity from australia and the philippines. what's happening there? >> yeah, of course, the greatest highlight has been on the bali 9 ring leaders. the australian government, and the government of foreign nationals on death row. particularly, the filipino lady, only lady facing execution, after today. the president of the philippin