. >> the small city of nelson in new orleans hosted two-time world championships in the west indies inits non-test playing nation of ireland. darren bravo has run out. star player chris gayle could only manage 36 in the match. he was called out by kevin o'brien. the west indies did recover. darrell sammy got 89, the highest score by a batsman in the world cup. he put on a 154 stand with simmons. simmons with a century as they score 304-7. in reply ed joys' 84 for ireland. the man of the match sterling struck six falling eight runs short of a ton. ireland reaching the target with four over toss spare with win by four wickets. >> i don't think it's--i don't see why--it's like of they'll do whatever. it's not like that in our sport. >> we've not been playing the brand of cricket that allows us to win matches. >> it's the fifth summers chase of 300 runs in world cup history, and three of them have been by ireland. >> it's the fourth time that ireland beat pakistan. they beat bangladesh in barbados. and then four years later they completed the highest ever run case by scoring 329-7 in india

jazeera. >> it's the fourth time ireland has beat, first appearance in the tournament that was in the west indies2007, the major was pakistan, came on st. patrick's day. beat bangladesh by 74 runs in bar baid oaths. barbados. now they've scored more than 300 again to defeat the west indies. >>> lebron jordan has moved to second on the all time scoring lead coerce scoring his 263rd career point. unrewarded. as russell westbrook 163 to 158 win. the ski jumping world record has been broken for a second day in less than 24 hours after peter previts became the first person to ski 270 meters, set the bar even further. his jump of 251.5 meters stunned his home crowd it wasn't enough for him to win the event. he finished second behind frund. >> robin thank you. that's all for team, do stay with us, i'm going to have more news in just a few minutes i hope you'll be able to join us then, bp bye-bye.

in barbados, highest run chase in world cup by scoring 379 to 7 in india this time defeating the west indies in new zealand. >>> lebron james last surpassed, plain for eastern conference this time against the west on sunday, 263rd career point, 17 behind kobe bryant on that list. james effort unrewarded, western conference to 163 to 158 win. >> you never want to take no gains for granted especially an all-star game. to enjoy your talents. i'm blessed to fight a game i love and definitely happy we got to win. >> don't get no better, to be able to represent my team and remit this league at the highest level, it means everything. >> the ski jumping world record has been broken for a second day in a row. now less than 24 hours after peter clevits became the first person to jump 220 meters, norway's candidate broke it, his jump of 251.5 meters stunned his home crowd. incredibly enough for him to win the event. a poor second jump saw him finish second behind severund fruud. just how far 250 meters is in terms of a ski jump. to give you a sense of the distance it's the equivalent to of jumping the

president kennedy appointed him to represent the united states on a treaty citing -- signing in the west indies. you can see that here, 1961. later, president johnson appointed him as the united states delegate to the united nations. the photograph to the left shows him receiving his credentials. it was an extension of his efforts to improve the conditions of what he referred to as "our people" -- mexican-americans and united states in particular. it was a growth of the skills that he -- that he had begun to develop and working with others. it was on a global stage instead of a local stage. he always had the welfare of the mexican american people and impoverished people at heart and what he was doing. that is what he worked for. one of the successes that dr. garcia experienced during his diplomatic service was his address the united nations in spanish. it was the first time that a representative of the united states of america had addressed the united nations in a line which other than english. it was quiet were received. it was very much appreciated by his latin american colleagues in the body

the team slumped to the worst-ever start to an inning in one-day history as they were beaten by the west indies at the world cup. the indyest lost their opening game to ireland but hit back batting first in christchurch. and then pakistan's reply 1--4 that was the worst start set by canada in 2006. the west indies winning by 150 runs. >> it just goes to show that they can dominate, and we're here to compete. a lot of talk has been going around but we're not paying those any attention. we just have to do what we have to do. and get the job done on the field. >> we really need to work hard. we need to look at it mentally and skill wise we'll pick up ourselves and come hard in the next skills. >> it's been a frustrating day for co-host australia. their match against bangladesh was a wash out. captain michael clarke had set to make his return from injury. both teams take one point from the game. rafael nadal is not a happy man. he pete pablo we have stress, he said that it was favor on players and fans. it began at 1:00 a.m. >> now much more sport on our website. www.aljazeera.com. we've got blogs

. >> the small city in new zealand hosted two time champions west indies and ireland. bravo has run out for a duck. star player chris gayle could only mansion 46 in the 4b match. he was called out by kevin o'brien. the west indies did recover. simmons would get a century. falling eight runs short. ireland reaching the target with more than four over to say spare to win by four wickets. >> i don't see why a people has to be an associate and full member. it's not like an annual sport. >> it's tough we've not been playing the brand of cricket that allows us to win matches. >> it's the fifth successful chase of over 300 runs in word cup history and three of them have been by ireland. >> it's the fourth time ireland have beat an test playing nation in the world cup. they made their first appearance in the tournament in 2007. their first major scout there was knocking out pakistan on st. patrick's day. in the same tournament, they beat bangladesh by seven runs. four years later they completed the highest ever run choice in world cup history by scoring 329 for seven. now they

scoring a big total in the match against the west indies. we have more. >> this was always going to be an exciting match featuring the biggest hitters. off to a strong start setting the tone. >> chipped in with another half century. >> this was just the beginning of a full blown batting assault as the captain came to the crease. >> striking boundary after boundary to hit the fastest 150 in one day history of just 64 balls. >> there was no stopping, finishing basin on 152 the highest total on australian soil. >> never getting close, three days after a double century gone to three. he bold for are a duck as the west indies crumbled, as they conceded a world cup record, 257. >> it's good to see teams like that, the odds were open, ready to fight and a disappointing loss. >> it might not get any better, they next face unbeaten india. >> now the international cycling union called for the astana team to be stripped of their world license to compete. the italian won last year's tour de france with the team. it follows and audit that found a number o

. >> so cricket now in the world cup has witnessed a new record on tuesday thanks to the west indies chris gale, he was brutal from start to finish, paving away for his team to claim a 73 win, sara reports. opening the batting chris gale always has the potential to be the star of the show. >> the big hitting lefty making runs scoring look easy. >> demoralizing zip bam way's attack to match boundary, after boundary, after boundary. there was just somehow switch on this bat machine, belting a total of 16 to equal the current record but gale was also setting his sights on something bigger, his own record, the super star getting the fastest double century in history, it seems there was just no stopping him. >> not until the very last ball of the innings anyway, by enthis it was too late gale and manual has already done the damage completed a 372 run stand. to skosh a double, and it is right up there that will be the best one with. >> the west indies going on to beat by 73 runs al jazeera. >> that's it with a bit of tennis, and newly installed world, a winning start to his dubai champion c

coming up, in sport, south africa prepared to meet the west indies in a clash to the cricket world cupils in a minute. ♪ ♪ aout break of measles is making many germans sick some patients ignoring doctors' advice to be immunized and politicians worried that efforts to eradicate disease are failing and from berlin nick spicer reports. ♪ a public service announcement encouraging people to get themselves, their children vaccinated against measles. not everyone is listening. she ignored her doctor's advice and her two kids contracted the disease suffering high temperatures diarrhea and skin rashes and alternative medicine she says what they went through is better than side effects of vaccination which she claims include bad allergies and deficient immune system. >> translator: nobody could convince me vaccinations afford protection, i question the whole concept, scientifically it's not proven how the immune system works, i'm certain i wouldn't want to vaccinate my children. >> reporter: there has been a spike in measles cases in berlin in resent weeks, over 570 cases. at latest count and th

cricket world cup witnessed a new record on tuesday thanks to the west indies and in history hitting in their match against zimbabwe way and smashed 6s for 213 and a stunning ending which saw gail and samuels partnership of 372 runs. the west indies ended in a commanding position against zimbabwe way and batting now and currently 239 for 7. formula one team say driver lonzo is recovering after testing in spain and suffered concussion after hitting a wall at 240 kilometers an hour at the circuit and he has released this picture of him in his hospital bed saying they will assess whether he will participate in the next testing session in the coming days and says gusting wind caused the crash and no mechanical or electrical fault. >> the crash was very hard. we have not said that but it was very hard and he has to recover because we see him back and number one it's not a game. we have to be sure he has to be ready to drive the car at the right time because we want to be competitive until the last race of the season. >> reporter: disgraced baseball star alex rodriguez has returned to trai

samuels bowled for a duck as the west indies crumbled. ceded a world cup record 257-run defeat. >> it's good to see a time like that hustling around and you could see the odds were almost like open really to -- to fight. and it's a great turn around after the disappointing loss. >> reporter: south africa will next take on pakistan. sarah coates. al jazeera. >> and a quick reminder you can keep up to date on our website, on the latest of the capture of the most-wanted man in mexico. the address, aljazeera.com. there it is on your screen. aljazeera.com. >> hi, i am lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. measles cases multiply. from the recent disneyland outbreak. plus, sweat 16 and getting the right to vote? a growing movement taking root in cities across the country. later online movement. reacts to. what it means for the future of hacking.

. >> at the cricket world cup, south africa crushed the west indies by 257 runs on friday. >> south africanin ab de villiers smashed them for an unbeaten 162. he hit eight sixers, racking up the fastest 150 in a one-the international. the total is the second-highest world cup tour -- score of all time. south africa made quick work of their opponents, who only managed 151. the margin is the heaviest defeat in world cup history. some soccer news. the europa league drew for the round of 16. >> the one remaining german team wolfsburg, will be up against inter milan. others include the rail against seville -- villareal against seville. cities the world over are getting ready to apply to host the summer olympic games in 2024. >> in germany, it will be decided whether the candidate city will be hamburg or berlin. the candidate will have to compete with major contenders such as paris, boston, or rome. >> hamburg has one advantage over berlin. while berliners are somewhat skeptical about hosting the olympics, according to a recent poll hamburgians are in favor. >> hamburg is a gateway to the world,

. >> the west indies -- ireland beat the west indies, some menaces feeling smug. >> hence the reason i'm not axing -- asking the question. ireland beating you. tragic for you. it's even worse for you. >> england and scotland, the next humiliation awaiting england and the world cup. let's move to more serious matters. today marks the first anniversary of the major massacre when around 50 protesters demonstrating in central kiev around what they saw as a pro-russian and ukrainian government were shot dead during clashes with authorities an event which sparked the beginnings of the current crisis in the country. there appears to be no end in sight to the trouble with pro-russian rebels defying a cease-fire last week to seize an important town in the north of the country. despite the broken cease-fire germany, france, ukraine and russia say they are still committed to implementing last week's peace agreement. what are the chances of that? >> i think what is happening now is the european powers who negotiated the agreement are desperately hoping it can be salvaged. this week has seen very

infrequency of them very well taken care of and happy in the british west indies. he even said for his is a couple of you to open of the logic points of the antislavery movement of the prize. why doesn't cambridge as a result the industrial work the children and women. we begin the have a proslavery argument that stewart do that with him. i think it will be a mistake to think that she would concentrate and try to justify the. it's a very complex relationship between the two >> incredibly comfortable. >> is the other thing. one of the things that we probably won't have time us to talk about there having seen the film for a long time ago more of the things that troubles me a bit and as you know, the free northerner from new york state was kidnapped the the system you don't have who exploit slaves terribly. the system is very uneconomical. and if and if you take some of the northrup, his views of free labor versus slave labor he would not be able to explain why slavery in the south. even though they were using the last to drop the slaves on and on and on to produce wor

. >>> now to cricket in pakistan playing the west indies right now. pakistan won the toss and decided to field. the west are so on 103-2. both sides are looking to bounce back after losing their opening head matches. >>> the ongoing cricket world cup includes 14 countries but plenty more have ambitions to one day be involved. they include papua new guinea who just missed out on qualifications. we have reports. >> the cricket world cup may be grabbing the attention in australia and new zealand, but in papua new guinea this is where all the action has been. no day goes by without matches springing up all along the road from the capitol. introduced by 19th century missionaries cricket has flourished here. a great majority of pngs players have come from this area. >> for those who do, it can mean an escape from poverty and the dangers of the area one of the world's most crime-ridden cities. and they're agonizingly close of putting png on the cricket stage. cricket has been part of this village for 100 years. but it's only been recently that that talent has

. >> in pakistan against the west indies who open their campaign against violated. pakistanireland. akistan with a dispute of the team's fielding coach. >>> the ongoing world cup includes 1 countries. plenty more have ambitions to one day be involved. they include pap pa new guinea. we have reports. >> this is always where the action has been. matches spinning up all along the road from the capitol. introduced by 19th century missionaries, cricket has flourished here without spreading much beyond village borders. the national players have always come from this area. >> the kids, they play for fun. but as they grow up, they dream. >> for those who do can it can mean an escape from poverty and. cricket has been part of life in this criminallage for monday village for over a 100 years. and if it wasn't for a late collapsing qualifying, papa new guinea would be playing at the world cup. >> they just missed out on the world 2020 and this world cup. >> we've missed to world cups for our game. and our players have learn what had they what they need to do. now these nets are never empty. >>

president kennedy appointed him to represent the united states on a treaty signing in the west indiesyou can see that here, 1961. later, president johnson appointed him as the united states delegate to the united nations. the photograph to the left shows him receiving his credentials. it was an extension of his efforts to improve the conditions of what he referred to as "our people" -- mexican-americans in united states in particular. it was a growth of the skills that he had begun to develop and working with others. it was on a global stage instead of a local stage. he always had the welfare of the mexican american people and impoverished people at heart and what he was doing. that is what he worked for. one of the successes that dr. garcia experienced during his diplomatic service was his address the united nations in spanish. it was the first time that a representative of the united states of america had addressed the united nations in a line -- in a language other than english. it was quiet were received. it was very much appreciated by his latin american colleagues in the body. a

having won six olympic goals on the tracks, the jamaican recognizes what to win and expects the west indies to do well. >> i think we'll always do well in the world cup. i'm looking forward to this. they're big hitters and it should be good. >> plenty more sport on our website. you can check that out at www.aljazeera.com/sport. we've got blogs and videos from correspondents from around the world. >> thank you very much, indeed. that's about it for this news hour. i'll be back in a few minutes with a full round up of all the day's news. you can also check out all our news by watching us live on the website. the address for that is www.aljazeera.com. details of obama asking authorization from congress to fight isil. we'll have more details of that coming up in just a couple of minutes. bye for now. thanks for watching the news hour. i'm me... >> surviving a chaotic childhood >> i'm like dad... they're hookers in this house... >> ...and breaking free and following her own path >> when you come to a show of mine... someone in that audience didn't like what i just said... >> every sunday, join u

they were well beaten by the west indies losing their opening game against island. hit back approximately. scored 310 in the 350 overs. then came pakistan's ploi sumping from one to for. trumping the worst start to an innings. eventually all out for 160. windies winning by 160 runs. >> it shows that west indies can dominate and we are here to complete. a lot of talks are going around. we are not paying any attention we have to do what we need to do and get the job kun on the field. -- done on the field. >> we need to come up and pick ourselves mentally and skill hiz wise we need to pick up ourselves and come wide. >> it's been a frustrating few hours for australia, the match against bangladesh a wash out much heavy rain preventing any sport in brisbane. michael clarke was set to make a return from injury. both taking a point from the game. six games about to get under way in the english premier league chelsea could go 10 clear of manchester city. wilfred bonny could make a debut. manchester united away to swap si, is team they lost to in the opening part of the seaso

war in europe and the activities that the activities of the french and spanish and english in the west indies and the emerging latin american republics. you cannot understand the cases in the eastern district without that context so you have to be able to fill that part of the story. >> most people revealing the history of the 18th and 19th centuries tended to focus more on the prominent members of the executive or legislative branch rather than the judicial branch. why has the judicial branch and so overshadowed at the other branches in the reporting of the history in virginia? >> writing in the history of virginia that number one unless you're talking about the federal courts it's rare that the virginia state court cases really had a great impact on society as a whole. the cases in the federal courts have. but i think during the early days of the republic particularly when they were adopting the constitution promulgating the first judiciary act people naturally look to the founding fathers who were essentially legislative people. they were not judges. now we are getting close to a tie in wi

the west indies in action right now against ireland, the windies batting first. sad to say they are in trouble, if you are an indies fan, they lost. chris gayle looking to add respectability to the windy school card. he's been dismissed. marlon some ujs and windies 86 for 4 after 22 overs. >>> well we have already had or seen the first records tumble at the world cup. it's worth remembering that over a billion across the world are tuning in to watch the action at the cricket world cup india. the team to beat - they have started the title defense on a winning note as richard reports now. >> the adelaide oval plays host to a rivalry as india took on pakistan. reining champions won the toss. they scored 73. they put on a century partnership with virat kohli. as did sure esh rainer who gets 74. kohli getting a total of 107, 22nd one-day tonne. kahn took five wicket. it didn't stop india hosting 300/7. pakistan's run chase started badly when eunice kahn fell in the fourth over. they lost three wickets in the space of nine balls midway through the inning leaving them a

the west indies in a few hours time at the world cup in sidney meanwhile afghanistan is probably still celebrating after winning their first ever match in the competition. >> afghanistan decision played up early and they took the effort into just the second over. they are in trouble on 135 for seven. 62 and evans help them post 210. department look like they would reach the target, and they slumped in 97 for 7. the run chase, to 7-4s and 5-6s. after dan stan on 192 for 9. 19 runs offer the target, with one remaining. scotland has had a chance to wrap up the victory but they missed with the attempted direct hits. and he struck the winning runs with a four to give afghanistan with just three remaining. like a one shout or a big shout. and then the coach coronalled down, and just one measure and still we have a world cup two more to get to the stage. >> richard al jazeera. >> great teams in afghanistan after that match. keeping the slim hopes alive of reaching the quarter. aidesly beat bangladesh. the unbeaten century sri lanka setting a total of 332 for one. they started in response and

franklin's view, very, very well taken care of and were happy, they were very happy all in the british west indies he even said a famous prize at cambridge university for an essay on anti-slavery, one of the launching points of the antislavery movement in britain when clarkson won his prize. and he said why doesn't cambridge have the prices for essays -- prizes for essays on the industrial working and children and women in the minds and so on? so you begin to have a proslavery argument that is directed in that way. and i think it would be a mistake to think that the abolitionists were consciously trying to justify bad things in england. but there's a very complex relationship there between the two. was not part of your question? >> sound like. >> actually, one of the things that we probably won't have time much to talk about between the movie and the book which i just reread the book having seen the film, quite a long time ago. one of the things that troubles me a bit about "12 years a slave," and even in the book is that, as you know the free northerner from new york state who was kidnapped and t

. >> cricketers, have received their first victory in a rain reduced match in england crushed the west indiesarted with a battle-smashing 56. in 23 overs. host australia on saturday . pakistan beat bshed bangladesh by three wickets. defeel to new zealand and with an injury-hit squad. good news, the i icc has proved. alexander christophe, has won a stage, 187.5 kilometers saw the riders set off christophe led from the front 15 remaining riders had to deal with strong winds and sand. norwegian took the sprint win with four stages left. it's one of the world's toughest endurance races in the yukon arctic ultra temperatures fell below 40th below celsius daniel lack has more. >> call it organized kay pops the official start of one of the toughest athletic events of all. fat-tire mountain bikers pedal with cross country skiers. long distance racers haul their sledges along jogging marathoner. vast daunting arctic wilderness. there's no one reason they race. >> i'm looking forward to be on the trail alone. and i'm looking to finding god out there. >> i lost 118 pounds in eight months i worked very h

picked up an unfortunate critic record the first ever start to ininns 1-day history beaten by the west indiese world cup. they lost against ireland but hit back well here, batting first in christ church, they scored 310 for 6 in their 50 overs and then came pakistan's reply slumping for 1 for 4, that trumped the previous worst start made by canada in 2006. 160 winning by 150 runs. >> it goes to show that we can dominate and are here to compete. a lot of talks have been going around but we are not paying those, you know, any attention. we have to do what we have to do and get the job done on the field. >> we need to really come up work hard pick up ourselves mentally and skillwise, we need to really pick up ourself and come hard in the next games because now we have the edge. >> it's been a frustrating day for co-host australia, their match against bangladesh was a washout. heavy rain prevented any playing in brisbane. michael clark had been set to make his return from injury. both teams take 1 point from the game. >> in a few minutes, sri lanka take on afghantan looking to make it two wins ou

the west indie's crumbled leading all out as they conceded a world cup record, 257 rounds. >> it's good to see the team like that. you can see that the lds are hope ready to fight and it's a great turn around after the disappointing loss. >> south africa will next take on pakistan. sara coats al jazeera. >> tributes have been coming in following the death of the first black player in the nba. he made his debut with the washington capitols. he would really paved the way for super starks like magic johnson and michael jordan. magic johnson was one of the many who paid tribute today. he said every black africa-american that's ever played in the nba owes a debt of gratitude to early lloyd. he opened the door for us all. >> and tony parker of the san antonio spurs also paid tribute. sad day. earl lloyd was the first black player in nba history. world lost a great man. >> thank you. a winter weather advisory is in place for north texas where snow is blanketing some areas closing schools and making driving conditions treacherous. some extraordinary images of an ice breaker navigating its way a

samuels bowled for a duck as the west indies crumbled as they conceded a world cup record 257-run defeato see a team like that. the odds were almost open really to -- to fight. and it was a great turn around after the disappointing loss. >> reporter: south africa will next take on pakistan. sarah coates al jazeera. >>> fifa president has proposed that the 2022 world cup final in qatar shouldn't take place any later than december 18th. his comments come just days after a fifa task force recommended moving the event from the summer to november and december. the dates will be confirmed by fifa's executive committee next month. >>> final europe league match was stopped twice on thursday after supporters hurled objects on to the pitch. first a giant plastic banana had to be removed. and the home fans reacted angrily for a player being red carded. dutch police had been on alert. they detained 17 locals and one italian, before the second leg even kicked off. roma eventually won the round 3-2 on aggregate. >> again it -- it helped -- >> translator: this is not helping the club actually these inc

the west indies winning by 150 runs. >> we're here too compete. we're not paying any attention. we just have to do what we have to do, and get the job done on the field. >> we need to really come up next eight or nine days, we need to work hard. skill wise we need to pick up ourselves and work hard because now we have the edge. >> bangladesh was a wash out preventing any play in brisbane. michael clark is set to make his return in injury. rafael in a nadal is not a happy man despite winning. he did not win match points until 3:20 a.m. local time. he said it was unfair on the players and the fans. the match did not start until after 1:00 a.m. organizers had scheduled all day of the matches late. >> thank you for that, andy. now stars of the silver screen are currently making their way to hollywood for the biggest night on the movie calendar. on the eve of this year's oscars, a new threat that of online streaming. >> you could say it was napster that started it all. free file downloads. remember them, the music industry hated it. but downloading seems so ten years ago. streaming is

cup in history scoring 329 for 7 to beat england in india and now scored 300 again to defeat the west indiesebron james is second place on the all-star scoring list and cavaliers forward was playing the eastern conference against the west on sunday scoring his 263 career point and sits just 17 behind kobe bryant on the list but his efforts unrewarded as 41 points were scored to 1 6 3-158 win and the highest total score ever in the all-star game. >> you never want to take no gains of great especially all-star game to get out and share your talents and blessed to play the game i love and definitely we got the win. >> don't get no better man to play the game with the fans and know the game of basketball and go out and represent the team and the league at the highest level and means everything. >> reporter: well the sporting stars filled the seat at madison square garden and among them floyd mayweather junior who dismissed rumors agreed to $250 million fight. >> that's not true and i have not signed yet and he has not signed and it just has been speculations and rumors and hopefully we can make

the quickest 150 in one-day history at the cricket world cup and came from 64 victories against the west indiesand now holds the one-day record for the fastest 50 100 and 150 and have all come against the windies. let's look at the score card and not helped the post 408 for 5 in 50 overs and the first time they have broken 400 on australian soil and west indies is not close and took five wickets and they were out to 151, south africa winning by 257 runs. futbol in finals and the match against roma stopped twice on thursday after there were objects on the pitch and halted in the first half when a giant plastic bananna had to be removed, the second half fans reacted angry after a final play was sent off so referee took players off the field for ten minutes and police on alert following fan trouble in rome for the first leg and detained 17 locals and one italian before the second leg kicked off and roma won the ty 3-2 on aggregate. aggregate. >> it helped. >> translator: this kind of behavior is not helping the club actually these incidents are damaging the club players are standing on the pitch a

they face the west indies who opened their campaign with a humiliating loss to ireland. orts of infighting in a group of players, including the star all-arounder. >>> and the ongoing world cup includes 14 countries, but plenty more have ambitions to one day be involved. they include papua new guinea who just missed out on qualifications. >> reporter: the cricket world cup may be grabbing the attention in australia and new zealand, but for pappa new guinea this is where the auction has always been. matches springing up all along the road. introduced by 19th century missionaries cricket has taken root and flourished here. the great majority of png's nagszal players have always come from [ inaudible ]. they aim at houses to score sixer, and bowlers who fish balls out from under houses built on stilts. >> they have this bigger dream of playing outside. >> reporter: for those who do it can mean an escape from poverty and one of the world's most crime-ridden cities. and they are left agonizingly close to putting png on the big stage. it is only recently the talent has been harn

marlin samuels bowled for a duck as the west indies crumbled, as they conceded a world cup record 257t. >> it is good to see a time like that hustling around. you could see the odds were almost like open really to -- to fight. and it was a great turn around after the disappointing loss. >>> south africa will next take on pakistan. sarah coates al jazeera. >>> to football and fifa president has proposed that the 2022 world cup in qatar shouldn't take place any later than december 18th. his comments come just days after a fifa task force recommended moving the tournament from the summer to november and december. it is also qatar's national day. the dates will be confirmed next month. the idea of a winter world cup has angered those in european football especially england's premier league. they say it will cause unwanted disruption. but he says there is plenty of time for any problems to be ironed out. >> they are not very happy. and it's no good now to make a little bit of noise about fifa and about the world cup in -- in qatar, but finally, now there is more than six years, six to seve

he is expecting the west indies to do well. >> we always do well. i'm looking forward to this one. we're big hitters and it should be good. >> plenty more sport later on. but that is it for now. >> thank you very much. lots more on our website, of course al jazeera.com. we're going to go for a quick break. more news in just a few minutes. bye for now. >> an al jazeera america special report >> unfortunately, you can't "should have", all we can do is move forward >> a nation forced to take a closer look at race. >> ...check which ethnicity... i checked multiple boxes... this is who i am... >> what does it really mean to be the minority? >> black history comes up, everyones looking to hear what you have to say, because you're the spokesperson... >> how can we learn from the past? and create a better future? an al jazeera america special report race in america all next week part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> rain pryor >> everyone wants to be that thing... and i'm not that thing i'm like hello... i'm me... >> surviving a chaotic childhood >> i'm

people will see the light and emancipate slaves and send them -- he doesn't know where, maybe the west indies maybe west africa. in the best of all possible future worlds. the former slaves, the freed people will govern themselves, and then as an independent self-governing people, they can form unions. the union among the enlightened republican nations of the world we can divide black and white so that one day we can unite. >> lincoln embraced colonization as well? >> yes. >> until deep into the civil war. didn't go over until 1812. >> the depth of race prejudice i want to suggest the way race and nation are synonymous terms and he's -- jefferson's really thinking geo politically about warring nations and all the things he says about slavery grow out of his wartime experience. slaves are dangerous to the fut turt of the republic, because they're a fifth column, because when they have the opportunity and this is how slavery is ended throughout the world, in wartime, they will seize it. >> nothing is more -- nothing destabilizes swlavry the way a war destabilizes slavery. >> whether it's the re

while they crashed the west inn indies. chasing down the targets in 23 overs.they start against host australia on saturday. pakistan beat bangladesh. opening clash against rivals india on sunday. pakistan going to the world cup to new zealand and with an injury-hit squad. good news, icc has replaced john sheriff. second stage of the tour of qatar in another wind-swept day in the gulf. longest stage of the race at 187.5 kilometers saw the riders set out christophe led from the front, sprint, 15 remaining riders had to deal with strong wind and sand. took the sprint win seizings the overall leader's jersey with four stages left. >>> it's one of the world's toughest endurance races competitors brave temperatures, minus 40° celsius and race 690 kilometers along a number of surfaces. daniel lak reports. >> reporter: call it organized chaos, start of one of the hard athletic events of all. long distance racers haul their sleds, along with jogging marathoners. vast daunting arctic wilderness. there's no one reason why they race. >> i'm looking forward to being on the

about the wars in europe and the activities of the french and the spanish and english fleets in the west indies and the emerging latin american republic. you cannot understand the cases in the eastern district without that context. so you've got to be able to tell that story. >> most people were viewing the history of 18th and 19th centuries tend to focus more on prominent members of the executive or legislative branch rather than the judicial branch. why has the judicial branch been so overshadowed -- overshadowed by the other branches in the reporting of the history of virginia? >> i think in the history of virginia well number one unless you are talking about the federal courts it's rare that the virginia cases, the state court cases have really had a great impact on society as a whole. the cases in the federal courts have but i think during the early days of the republic particularly when they were adopting the constitution promulgating the first judiciary act, people naturally look to the founding fathers who were essentially legislative people. statesmen. they were not judges. now we are

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the american west they think of fighting indians. there's good reason because there are over 1100 combat actions between the army and american indies and dashing indians. but there are other things that many people don't really understand. michael kate once called is a multipurpose army. in the 19th century the federal government is very limited. they don't have many deployable resources. and so the army does a whole variety of things. they are discoverers, explorers. army contracts are an important part of the western economy. the army plays a role in conservation. in the recent ken burns says on the develop of american national parks, the parks were established in the 19th century but there was no one to protect them or preserve them or keep trespassers away or keep hunters off of them. and so the army really because of the efforts of the commanding general at the time, the army steps in and literally saves the national parks and to another organization can be created. from our english traditions and revolution and war traditions, we fear a standing army as antithetical to liberty but again it's hard or modern observers to realize be

he has co-authored a book with nathan bardolph, intelligence governance for the 21st century a middle way between west indies. and then simon sinek is to my far left. simon is an anthropologist and advises leaders in business government of the nonprofit sector on issues related to leadership and i think it's a very close tie into the subject we are going to discuss. he does work with rand as well as one of our adjunct researchers. he is contributing to research several best sellers and frequent speaker here at rand. frank has done a lot probably more research and analysis on the causes of political decay. more thinking about the problems plaguing modern liberal democracies than about anybody i know. nicolas's book contains some of the most intriguing ideas for fixing the breaks in democracies taking ideas as the title suggests from east to west in putting some of them to the test here in california. few people have thought more about the shortcomings of restitution for governing modern economies and their financial institutions than sheila and in the end it all boils down to the competence and leadership qua

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maybe the west indies maybe west africa but the freed people will govern themselves, and then as an independent self-governing people, they can form unions, a union among the enlightened republican nations of the world. we can divide black and white so that one day we can unite. >> lincoln embraced colonization as well until deep into the civil war. he didn't let go of it until 1864. >> what i want to suggest is the way race and nation are synonymous terms and jefferson is really thinking geopolitically about war and nations. all the things he said about slavery grow in wartime experience. slaves are dangerous to a future republic because they are a fifth common. when they have the opportunity, and this is the way slavery ended throughout the world in wartime they will seize it. >> nothing destabilizes slavery the way a war destabilizes slavery, whether it's the revolution or the war of 1812 along the chesapeake as alan has shown us, or the civil war where armies are great engines of emancipation workmoving through the confederacy. it's the worst thing that can happen to a slaveholder's world.