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protests are underway in the u.s. city of sacramento over the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man demonstrators block the entrance to the stadium where the sacramento kings were due to play the atlanta hawks earlier they blocked traffic after marching onto a freeway in rush hour. at least twenty times on sunday while he was in his grandmother's backyard police say they feared he had a gun when they confronted him he only had a cell phone. former south korean president lee myung bok has been arrested jailed and placed in solitary confinement the seventy six year old is facing corruption charges and was put behind bars because a fair say might seek to destroy evidence it's a latest in a series of scandals involving former leaders kathy novak reports from seoul he's yet another former south korean president accused of abusing power prosecutors arrived at lima buck's house in the middle of the night to arrest him over corruption allegations he denies the charges but in a written statement says he feels

demonstrators in the u.s. city of sacramento have delayed the start of an n.b.a. basketball game they have been protesting at the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man hundreds of protesters block the entrance to the stadium where the sacramento kings were due to play the atlanta hawks earlier they blocked traffic after marching onto a freeway at rush hour police shot stefan clark at least twenty times on sunday and his grandmother's backyard police claim they fear he had a gun when they confronted him it was a cell phone debate as to get imposed congress over whether to accept the president's resignation letter public and ski announced he was stepping down on wednesday i had an impeachment vote over corruption allegations prosecutors have asked a judge to prevent him from leaving the country is guaranteed presidential immunity from prosecution until congress formally accept his resignation and the vice president martin it is carr is sworn in to replace him out of sanchez as the latest from lima. are you a realist at the way that the presiden

two people in the u.s. city of austin have been injured in an explosion it's the full such attack there this month and police are investigating whether it's connected to three package bombs that killed two people and whether race may have been the motive marianna honda has more. for explosions two people killed and in less than three weeks this is the scene of the latest blast a residential area southwest of austin the capital of texas two black men in their twenty's were hurt investigators say they're working on the assumption that it is connected to three package bombs left on people's doorsteps earlier this month but unlike those explosions this happened in a different part of the city and police say the bomb may have used a triggering device like a trip wire it is very possible that this device was a device that was activated by someone either handling kicking or coming in contact with a trip wire that activated the device the first three explosions all happened in the eastern part of boston package bombs de

now a bomb contained in the package exploded at a fed ex building near the u.s. city of san antonio on choose day the latest in a series of five attacks in the state of texas now police say they have identified several people of interest but no suspects one hundred house the story. police in texas say they are hunting for a serial bomber we are working under the belief that this is related to the other bombing incidents that have occurred in our community over the past week and a half package bombs in the state capital austin killed two people injured four others on tuesday a fifth package exploded at a courier distribution center in the city of shirts near san antonio a package had been traveling along the automated conveyor when it had to have exploded. one employee that was standing near the explosion later complained complained of ringing in the ears. she was treated and released we were very fortunate that there were no injuries police say the eventual destination of that package was an address in austin and would have come here next brian himes in sixty other em

they're irish or not celebrate with food parades street parties and of course plenty of green the u.s. city of chicago with its sizable irish community is no exception thousands of revelers along the banks of the chicago river were treated to a spectacle as city authorities die at the water's a bright green the color of the emerald isle is estimated some seventy million people across the globe will raise a glass to mark the day and we hear i did always say to everyone celebrating flinching. you're watching the television is live from berlin i'm out because i wasn't more to calm at the top of the hour and you can always get all the latest on our website e.w. dot com thanks for watching. we make up over a week what tells of our folks the undead budget we are this seventy seven percent . being one to shape the continent's future should. be part of enjoying an african youngsters because they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seven sherman percent to the platform for joining. us.

. >>> san francisco became the largest u.s. city to ban the sale of fur. e city board of supervisors yunanimously voted for the ban which takes place january 1st. it applies to clothing and access riis involving real fur. san francisco retailers say it will cost some people the ability to make a living. animal rights activists applauded the move. san francisco is named the patron state of rights of animals. >> united is halting its pets reservations program while it reviews the programs. passengers can still take small pets on board with them. united has mishandled several pets lately including a german shepherd mistakenly shipped to japan and another dog was put on a wrong plane and a french bulldog died after a flight attendant ordered it be put in a cargo bin. >>> still to come, awarding knighthood at buckingham palace. entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people st

merchant and i'm a marching from my coach chris hicks and these scenes repeated in a number of u.s. cities the ban is calling for gun reform and some critical of the politicians who appear unable or unwilling to respond to the demands for change we are marching for the thousands who have lost their lives to gun violence in this country and at the heart of the protests a new generation that one small from the country's leader has been given in the past and the spirit has so many students not far from me here in the atlanta university center who change the world i know that we are watching the birth of a movement and the generation that will never be the thing i was the protesters also flooded the streets of the nation's capital stretching for blocks along pennsylvania avenue and gravitating towards a temporary podium when i when i was that it was. listening to voices raised in frustration and anger for decades my community of los angeles has become accustomed to this violence. it is normal to see candles it is normal to see posters it is normal to see below it is normal to see flowers owing

they're irish or not celebrate with food parades street parties and of course plenty of green and the u.s. city of chicago with its large irish community is no exception revelers along the banks of the chicago river were treated to a spectacle city authorities dye the river green the color of the air most aisle it's estimated some seventy million people across the globe will raise a glass to the irish patient stand slawson. and we're just taking a look now at this beautiful stunning river it takes about forty five minutes to die i think it's forty pounds of dye that they use but it's top secret recipe that cannot be revealed to anyone but the organizers and it lasts about five hours it's it's environmentally friendly it's safe for the fish but i i just don't know if you actually want to swim in it. that's all for now more from us here at the news at the top of the hour i'm michel henery thanks for watching. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they make and stronger.

they're irish or not so a break with food parades street parties and of course plenty of green and the u.s. city of chicago with its large irish community is no exception revelers along the banks of the chicago river were treated to a spectacle city authorities died the river green the color of the emerald isle it's estimated some seventy million people across the globe will raise a glass to the irish patron saint slawson. if you're watching. let's look at these stunning emerald green colors in chicago i've heard it takes forty pounds of dyed to get a color a secret recipe that they won't reveal to anyone. watching the news from berlin more at the top of the hour thanks for watching. cut. the pain news on a school she's not suitable among some. of the so-called shake ups not through these kind. of. plane loads. of people have put big dreams on the big screen. in movie magazine on the.

they're irish or not celebrate with food parades street parties and of course plenty of green and the u.s. city of chicago is no exception thousands of revelers along the banks of the chicago river were treated to a spectacular spectacular event as city authorities die the water's a bright green the color of the emerald isle it's estimated some seventy million people around the world will raise a glass to mark the day and we here at the w. say to everyone celebrating sancia. and don't forget we haven't forgotten actually the bundesliga all of saturday's goals from germany's top flight are coming up right after the break with chris harrington what byron fans have something to cheer about as they watch shall cut take on wolfsburg because a royal blues loss could help the varians as they seek to wrap up the bundesliga title this weekend. stay tuned for all that and more with the bundesliga show coming up in just a few moments and not be quite often i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour thanks for watching. the race for immortality has begun. leading neuroscientists are researching way

police in austin texas are investigating the latest in a series of bombings in the u.s. city this month authorities say they believe a serial bomber is behind the attacks with the latest explosion injuring two on sunday it follows three other unexplained parcel bombings in austin since march the second. heavy flooding in croatia has plunged homes and roads underwater the country declared a state of emergency yesterday due to the rising water levels the flooding has cut off road access to several hundred people. turkish president rich of tire and one has vowed to expand his country's military campaign in syria to more kurdish held areas stretching eastward towards the border with iraq well you know what comes a day after the war in the country may extend its offensive all the way to northern iraq if bugged out fails to clear kurdish militants from the region. indeed it. will go on to man beach and co bonnie we will continue until we completely clear this corridor of kurdish held areas or. if necessary we will take permanent control of the terrorist camps in northern iraq we ha

been injured in an explosion in austin texas the blast follows a series of parcel bombings in the u.s. city this month in which two people were killed authorities have warned residents not to touch unexpected packages u.s. allies are scrambling to seek exemptions from the tariffs that the trump administration has threatened to impose germany's economy economy minister is currently in washington for talks and the e.u. trade commissioner will follow on tuesday the clock is ticking do u.s. import tariffs on steel and aluminum could be imposed as early as friday the planned u.s. tariffs would hit europe's steel industry particularly hard germany's new economy minister says a trade war must be avoided at all costs so he's off to washington for emergency talks and says he's willing to make concessions does the problem with the current situation is that there is a risk that we will get into a spiral of uni lateral actions that runs counter to the idea of global free trade and it would mean turning away from what we have been doing worldwide for the last sixty years we have to talk to one another n

black lives matter protesters who closed a highway in the u.s. city of sacramento over the police shooting of a twenty two year old police shot stephen clark at least twenty times on sunday in his grandmother's backyard the police have been responding to calls that a man had been breaking into cars initial reports of clark was armed with a gun but only a cell phone was ever found those are the headlines the news continues after witness season. i mean i don't even want to come to the benefit of a. little bit of their. regular little time in television of the learned in the middle doing with somebody like this but them doesn't look what. they. had out. although. i'm going to want to. bob i did watch our. president and the president asked them to get important but you didn't manage them that. we. have i was going to talk about a woman i mean i said i should go because she got at. the shop she had to get the money but i don't have it and sixty five miles. your turn. to be happy to be sure the minute you get home it's monday keep in mind she could. never r

products including pork and steel demonstrators in the u.s. city of sacramento have delayed the start of an n.b.a. basketball game or protesting the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man earlier as they block traffic after marching onto a freeway in rush hour police shot stefan clark at least twenty times on sunday in his grandmother's backyard police say they fear idiotic gun when they confronted him that he only had a cell phone a shark alert has been issued in western australia after more than one hundred fifty whales stranded themselves on a beach friday at least half the pot of mostly short pilot whales have died authorities though are attempting to refloat the ones who are still alive. and those are the headlines the news continue on al jazeera throughout the day al-jazeera world this next keep it or. the. the. one with two. high achieving you on a new ability was quick to be with us i'm a woman who spent her life between her pens stationery books and research or had all my thoughts have been centered around ideals and t

u.s. forces say an air strike near the southern libyan city of a bar and killed two people that it's referring to is terrorists strike was reportedly carried out in coordination with the internationally recognized government of national accord in tripoli the u.s. says no civilians were killed. the car bombs killed two policemen and injured five of us in northern egypt just two days before monday's presidential election to the security convoy as it passed a police station in the center of. it for the up to date those are your headlines stay with us next up its techno see you very soon but. the nature of news as it breaks this was a great election about it was going to win but it was about by how much with detailed coverage the syrian civil war moguls it through its teeth what is new different is that each key some people will live until to morrow many innocent people from around the world the bats and balls are several years old when really good play at the end upgrading cricket academy and maybe one day play for the national team. it looks ugly it sounds ugly and scares people from america's h

the funeral of an unarmed black man who was shot dead by police eleven days ago as happened in the u.s. city of sacramento twenty two year old stefan clarke was pursued by officers who claim he had pointed a gun at them but investigators only found a mobile phone near his body in the back garden of his grandparents' home the killing has sparked days of protests across the city the officers have been placed on administrative leave while an investigation takes place and you can find much more on our website just click on al-jazeera dot com. those were our top stories stay with us here on al-jazeera next up is a very sicilian justice. we're stalled on pushing the quick by layer more. body from bunkley input that is from a copy mash up it will mean the list it would show any. respect but question you could you not i j. a question you go to read me stating that mantra but question you could lead up us here on a not. a question you could you know study start the nine year old when they did malik's you can from the not unless you want to that. entire muscling judge and tony know dimmock tale is chi

for seven years we have traveled to u.s. cities bringing the literary scene and historic sites to our viewers. you can watch more of our visits t c-span.org/citiestour. >> i'm standing in front of perhaps one of the most famous courthouses in the united states. where realy nothing of significance happened. appomattox courthouse. confusing. like ouse is a building the one behind me. appomattox court house is the township. it was here they brought about the beginning of the end of the american civil war. this little town has a lot of history for its size. today we would like to talk a little bit about why appomattox courthouse is so famous and spend a little more time talking

. >> san francisco is now the first major u.s. city to ban the sale of new fur products. the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that will go into effect january 1. it doesn't apply to secondhand items or sheep or lamb skin. supervi berkeley and west hollywood have similar bans. >>> another school shooting today. this time in maryland. a student with a gun injured two others but was stopped by a school resource officer. the suspected gunman died hours later. the shooting has renewed the debate over gun control and comes days before thousands will participate in the march for our lives saturday in washington, d.c., making the trip are some oakland high schoolers. >> reporter: it was this horrific shooting at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida that has spurred an anti-gun protest like never before. but these students have been affected by gun violence in their own neighborhoods. >> i just recently lost my big brother to gun violence and this took a big toll on my family and we're still really affected by it. >> reporter: on friday morning, the group will

anger is mounting in the u.s. city of sacramento over the police shooting of an unarmed black man twenty two year old stefan clarke was shot at least twenty times when officers corner ten minutes back yard and they say they thought he had a gun and also has more from sacramento. yes there is no demonstrators marched through the streets of sacramento california capital city for a second day friday they were protesting the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man last week he was judge he was sentenced and he was executed the protesters blocked traffic and shouted slogans and dented a car that tried to pass through one group attempted to block a major highway but were prevented from doing so by california highway patrol officers in riot gear stephan clark died in his own backyard killed by a hail of police bullets i don't care what color he was you know no person on this earth to serve to be shot down like that. if you're running. for the newly released video from a police helicopter shows clark runnin

out of the building officials still aren't sure if anyone is still missing demonstrators in the u.s. city of sacramento have delayed the start of an n.b.a. basketball game protesting the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man hundreds of protesters block the entrance to the stadium and the sacramento kings were due to play the atlanta hawks earlier they blocked traffic after marching onto a freeway in rush hour police shot stefan clark at least twenty times on sunday while he was in his grandmother's backyard police say they feared he had a gun when they confronted him he only had a cell phone a shark alert has been issued in western australia after more than one hundred fifty whales stranded on the beach at least half of the pod of mostly short fend pilot whales died rescuers are trying to refloat the rest of the headlines keep it are now to zero rebel education is next. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel and alum in europe for a five year old me off the data transfer ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories

. >>> one u.s. city is trading in for a ride sharing service and could be the best answer for mass transit. >>> we've got the latest numbers on our snow pack. where do we stand so far after the big winter storm, plus a look at the beautiful conditions on this monday. we'll talk about your temperatures and the next chance of rain. sharing.. the city paired with app based >>> a texas city may have the answer to mass transit trading public buses for ride sharing. the city paired with via, a ride sharing service to shuttle residents. passengers can be picked up for just $3 a ride. weekly passes are $10. getting around arlington is not easy without a car and residents have repeatedly voted against a mass transit system. the city is hoping this cheaper alternative will work better for everyone. >> it's a pilot program. if it doesn't work we can go on to something else and it's a fraction of spending $50 million a mile for light rail. >> we're going to pick you a block or two within where you want to be picked

an autopsy of an unarmed black man who was fatally shot by police in the u.s. city of sacramento early this month has found that he was sheltered in the back the victim's family lawyer says it contradicts the police officers claim that he was advancing towards them what happened wasn't clear though from the body cam video released earlier this month. thank you couldn't police fired it twenty two year old stefan twenty times saying afterwards that they had mistaken his phone for a gun they were responding to a call about someone breaking wind cock was shot in his prime of his backyard the officers involved were placed on a paid minister to play in the case says cause they were protests happening almost every day since the day of the shooting in. series of protests demonstrations have broken highways and twice disrupted a need by n.b.a. basketball game day to close a few black lives matter activists again broke streets and they called for justice and punishment for those responsible but we spoke to former georgia state representative jones who says you properly traine

for seven years, we've traveled the u.s. cities, bringing this sort of sites to our viewers. you can watch more of our visit c-span.org/citiestour. >> hi, we are standing here with jason, who will be providing us a driving tour of fayetteville. jason, can you tell us where we are standing now? >> we are standing in front of the walkers stonehouse. we have a sculpture. that is one of the many public pieces of art we have here in fayetteville. >> what are we going to see today? >> we are going to take a tour of the entertainment and historic district. we are going to head up to the university of arkansas. and we will head up to mount sequoia, and get a lovely view of the highest point in fayetteville. >> are you ready to go? >> let's get out of here. >> we are on our way. >> this is one of my favorite spots in all of fayetteville. it is a one-way street, pretty quaint. on either side we have boutiques, we have got a few places for food. we have bars or nightlife locations, and it leads us to historic downtown fayetteville square. >> why do they call this historic square? what m

other news an independent autopsy of an unarmed black man who was fatally shot by police in the u.s. city of sacramento early this month this found that he was shot in the back the victim's family lawyer says it contradicts the police officers claim that he was advancing towards them what happened isn't clear from the body cam video that was released. thank you. where police fired at twenty two year old stefan twenty times saying afterwards that they had mistaken his phone for a gun they were responding to a call about someone breaking windows clock was shot in his grandmother's backyard the officers involved were placed on paid administrative leave and the case is outraged with protests happening almost every day since the day of the shooting in a series of protests demonstrators have blocked highways and twice disrupted in nearby n.b.a. basketball the day after clarke's funeral black lives matter activists again broke the streets they called for justice and punishment for those responsible we spoke to former georgia state representative for the dawn jones who says that him properly trai

that a people in the u.s. city of austin have been injured in an explosion as the fall for such attack there this month police are investigating whether it's connected to three package bombs that killed two people and whether race may be a motive but they are the honda has more. for explosions two people killed and in less than three weeks this is the scene of the latest blast a residential area southwest of austin the capital of texas two black men in their twenty's were hurt investigators say they're working on the assumption that it is connected to three package bombs left on people's doorsteps earlier this month but unlike those explosions this happened in a different part of the city and police say the bomb may have used a triggering device like a trip wire it is very possible that this device was a device that was activated by someone either handling kicking or coming in contact with a trip wire that activated the device. the first three explosions all happened in the eastern part of austin package bombs deli

the protests are growing in the u.s. city of sacramento after the release of bodycount video showing the moment u.s. police fatally shot an unarmed black man in his grandparents' backyard the incident happened last sunday when officers responded to a suspect breaking car windows in the area people say they mistook the man's smartphone for a weapon and opened fire on him twenty times. nine one one one case in the emergency. the one that occurred in my turn wonder. if you can find a chase for the charger for the backyard. for the description of the middle of the body. i got a guy at a backyard. where. thank you. i get up trying to get up. thank. you and yes. lets get on the stool hit him a couple times is that before we are. born you guys want to go hands cover . we're going to be any idea what you are. the victim is twenty two year old stephan clock he was a father of two both his children under the age of three his brother described him as an entrepreneur. more than eleven hundred people were killed in two thousand and sevent

a chef in the u.s. city of new orleans has made white customers pay more for food in a bid to educate people about the wage gap minorities that is nigerian food stand to pay twelve dollars while white people could spend either the same or two and a half times more that's reportedly the way to aspire to between white and black people in this city and the chef says social pressure made eighty percent choose to pay more while those who didn't apologized if i created the framework where i outline a problem that is indisputable and i position you as an antagonist and i give you a way to solve the problem tidally and be the hero in the moment anything other than the thirty dollars choice becomes anti social behavior that explained to me why the folks who refused to pay the thirty dollars were equivocating because they understood that they were participating in anti social behavior the experiment has triggered a mixed reaction while some supported the idea others were also offended by the move who put the issue up

protests are growing in the u.s. city of sacramento after the release of body video showing the moment u.s. police fatally shot an unarmed black man in his grandparents' backyard the incident happened last sunday when officers responded to a suspect breaking car window was in the area police say they missed took them a smartphone for a weapon and opened fire on him twenty times. nine one one what's ok some emergency . might. find it ok backyard. but if. i got a guy at a backyard look at it when. i get up to try to catch up. and. let's get a normally thought him a couple times is that before we. let you guys want to go hands cover. the victim is twenty two year old stefan clarke he was a father of two both his children are under the age of three his brother described him as an entrepreneur. well the overall picture is a bleak one more than eleven hundred people were killed in twenty seventeen alone by us police it was reported on throughout the whole year only fourteen days when with a fatal police incident in response suc

protos occurring in the u.s. city of sacramento after the release of body cam video showing the moment a police officer fatally shot an unarmed black man in his grandparents' backyard the instant happened last sunday when officers responded to a suspect breaking car windows in the area police say they mistook the man smartphone for a weapon and shot him twenty times. ok show me emergency. my done wonders. of climate change. backyard. for that if. i got a guy at a backyard. where. i can get a predicate. thank . you. let's get along with him a couple times is that before we. let you guys boy go hands cover. and. we're going to. see more details about the victim tonight is twenty two year old stephan clarke he was a father of two both his children under the age of three his brother described him as an entrepreneur more than eleven hundred people were killed in twenty seventeen by us police it was reported that throughout the whole year only fourteen days went without a fatal incident in response now to this sacramento po

police in the u.s. city of sacramento have released helicopter and bobby cam footage of a raid on sunday that went tragically wrong here is how the incident unfold. i don't want something in the emergency. order to murder my daughter and we're going to. find it for backyard. so that if. i got a guy in a backyard. i could get up to try to catch up. thank. you so. let's get him a couple times of that before we are. going. to do. now the victim of that shooting was stefan clark day twenty two year old unarmed black man he leaves behind two children both under the age of three his brother described him as an entrepreneur. and more than eleven hundred people were killed in two thousand and seventeen by u.s. police throughout the whole year only fourteen days went by without a fatal incident in response to sunday's shooting sacramento police have placed the officers involved on paid administrative leave. ok trans outraged locals who are demanding justice and instructions took place at city hall and at the sacramen

a chef in the u.s. city of new orleans has made white customers pay more for food in a bid to educate people about the wage gap minorities at his nigerian food stand a paid twelve dollars while white people could spend either the same or two and a half times more that's reportedly the wage disparity between white and black people in the city the chef says social pressure made eighty percent choose to pay more while those who didn't apologized if i created the framework where i outline a problem that is indisputable and i position you as an antagonist and i give you a way to solve the problem tidally and be the hero in the moment anything other than the thirty dollars choice becomes anti social behavior that explained to me why the folks who refused to pay the thirty dollars were equivocating because they understood that they were participating in anti social behavior the experiment has triggered a mixed reaction while some supported the idea others were offended we put the issue up for debate. so there have

protests are growing in the u.s. city of sacramento after the release of body come video showing the moment u.s. police fatally shot an unarmed black man in his grandparents' backyard the incident happened last sunday when officers responded to a suspect breaking car windows in the area police say they mistook the man's small phone for a weapon and shot him twenty times. nine one one one commission the emergency in. order to. be compliant educate the character of the backyard. or the description of the man with the black. i got a guy at a backyard. where. i can get a credit card. thank . you yes. let's get on only saw him a couple times is that before we go. do you guys want to go ahead and. we're going to put your. victim is twenty two year old stephanie clark he was the fun a father of two but his children are under the age of three his brother described him as an entrepreneur. more than eleven hundred people were killed in two thousand and seventeen alone by us police it was reported throughout the whole year only four

they're the first u.s. city to try this venture. situation. >> reporter: as the sign says the city dropped its bus service going for more of a virtual bus stop that you summon with an app. here's what the new city buses look like. it's actually a rideshare. arlington, texas wants to know if this could be the answer to mass transit in the uber age with via. >> the commuter bus didn't all because it didn't >> reporter: since january bill's left his car at home summon summoning the van. the fees are partially subsidized by the city. >> stress at work has been alleviated and it's probably the reason i'm not starting stressed. >> you really hate driving. >> i hate drive. >> reporter: getting around arlington is not easy. it's a sprawling community of 99 square miles. arlington residents have repeatedly voted against building a mass transit system. when it was scrapped riders had fallen to less than 100 people a day. >> do you see buses and rail as passe, outdated? >> absolutely. i think with the new technology coming on you're going to se

you're joining us for our second show this week covering the south by southwest festival in the u.s. city of austin texas so they will look at how musicians are expressing political activism through their work at a time when politics is becoming ever more polarized but me is at the festival and we'll be talking to three very different artists i thought me i gave them and hello from the family hotel in downtown austin so three independent musicians are about to meet today one is the original nine hundred seventy s. a woman punk rock of one is a reverend activists with a voice like silk and one is a canadian colombian who is so eccentric she's like a musical tornado understand exactly what i mean when you meet one of the issues addressing with music. to find. one in the city. in the. south by southwest is one of the key events of the year for both musicians and fans with more than a thousand acts playing over the course of the festival many artists are looking to get their music to a wider audience and the first of all is a particularly enticing prospect for independent artists whose music

police in austin texas are investigating the latest in a string of bombings in the u.s. city this month the newest blast injured two on sunday and authorities say the explosion was detonated by a trip wire follows three other unexplained parcel bombings in austin since march the second two people have died in the blasts. you're watching news we still have a lot more to tell you about including the top goals from sunday's one is legal action including a mouth watering match up between illegal ears byron munich and a life. but first soul searching at facebook after the latest abuse of user data and i want to it's never a good sign is it later when a company announces it's launching a full review both internally and externally and that's exactly what facebook has done it's launching that review in the wake of those explosive whistleblower claims that the personal data of fifty million users was misused by britain's cambridge analytic the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election and facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is facing some serious questions. facebook's mark zuckerberg enjo

firefighters to get the fire under control after it broke out early friday morning demonstrators in the u.s. city of sacramento have delayed the start of an n.b.a. basketball game testing the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man hundreds of protesters block the entrance to the stadium where the sacramento kings were due to play the atlanta hawks earlier their traffic after marching into a freeway and rush hour are upset because police shot stefan clark at least twenty times on sunday and his grandmother's backyard police say they verity had a gun when they confronted him he had a cell phone. and i saw the headlines news continue on al-jazeera the stream is next. as the u.s. has withdrawn from the trans-pacific partnership. committed to its first small countries countries with small populations such as yours is this actually a better deal without tonight it states signatories of the world's newest trade bloc. and here in the stream live on due to the united nations estimates said by twenty twenty five two thirds of the world's population will face water stress conditions but

parts of the world are turning green to celebrate the irish national holiday so patrick's day in the u.s. city of chicago the river was dyed emerald green the city's annual parade about eighteen kilograms of environmentally friendly vegetable dye went into the water was three hundred landmarks in forty eight countries are also growing greening tooting the empire state building and sydney opera house that i began as a religious holiday in ireland and spread around the world as they are ish emigrated abroad does a pretty amazing that. provide the headlines on our jazeera at least twenty four civilians have been killed by a syrian government strikes in eastern guta on saturday bring the death toll over the past two days to almost one hundred thousands of people have left areas held by rebels in the past few hours the heading to syrian army positions after they were urged to leave in a state t.v. broadcast andersen's has more from killisnoo the turkey syria border. but all this can be verified this isn't a united nations operation the russians of the syrian regime are organizing these two corridor

for seven years now, we have traveled to u.s. cities bringing the scene to our viewers. you can watch more of our view tour. c-span.org/cities while in lynchburg, we took a drive with the executive director sally schneider. >> thank you so much for showing us around lynchburg today. >> it is my pleasure. >> where are we headed? >> we are headed down main street. we moved it to lynchburg in 2000 ,nd there were two restaurants to antique stores, one hardware store, and a garden shop. today, we have 12 bakeries, --two >> you have seen the city grow then? >> it has grown exponentially. when you walk around downtown lynchburg, almost every building has history in it somewhere. the shoemaker company is now waterstone. and noticed -- -- through lynchburg, i've noticed all of the system or buildings are in the middle and industrial buildings as well. it looks like they have all been repurposed instead of building new ones. is that a conscious effort with the city or serendipitous to happen? years,the past 18 or 20 it the focus of the city. it turned around. we had great city mana