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these shower shoes were given .ut to them this is an ordinary -- ordinary flip-flops. you can go buy them anywhere now. knowing the history of the ofact and that small part having a flip-flop would've helped people writing in jail -- riding in jail. woman --e from a local martin luther king would go to her house. she had several important meetings at her house. an everyday object like a percolator or a salad plate, the impact this one woman had by opening up her home and allowing these people to come into her home and potentially sacrificing her family. one of the main goals throughout the history is the civil rights museum. it is not just the names you have always heard heritages every day persons who made an impact on the state. part, people are excited about the museum. they want to make sure it is an honest story. the department of archives and history from the beginning, we have said we have to tell a very honest story. tell the african american perspective as low as the white perspective. it has to be honest and truthful story of mississippi's civil rights moveme

. >> translation: it's the kib utes where i grew up.f the situation remains this way and i continue to be scared, i move to another area. watch her face. that sound was not thunder. it was a rocket landing 500 feet away. the rockets fired from gaza, targetting the neighbourhood and country. they hadn't killed anyone. they spread fear and seer images into every member of the community. firefighters show up minutes late at an impact site. they expect these attacks. >> we heard a boom. you flynned, do you get used to it. >> no. this is the spot where the rocket hit. they dug up the missile which landed here 20 minutes ago. you can smell the black soot in the air. it spread all the way up the hill. >> the tension is spreading. >> he was told two palestinian fighters got inside the neighbouring community. terrorists tried to get in. it looked like they shot. it's that attack that led him to lose the understanding and sympathy. he used to have friends. he curses them today with a smile. >> that's what they do. i understand nothing. >> transla

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the little girl says ut worst part -- says the worst part is alone. now you are with mummy and daddy, how is that? the family's happiness may not last long, it's a reality migrants face, as they celebrate temporary release. in a few months judges will decide their fate. more often than not, that's deportation. home from the airport. cynthia has that at the back of her mind. she and her son were released from government custody, she considered skipping court. as they catch her, they show no mercy. she could be banned from the u.s., and that's why she'll appear before a judge to plea for amnesty. she travelled alone with her son to escape a death threat. shaken but undaunted, she held her son above waist high waters. he was made so sick he was hospitalized for a week. she tells me she was scared at first, but not any more. fear breeds more fear. >> a girl, 17, with her baby, doing this on her own. >> she and her son are in the care of this woman, a pastor and family friend living in dallas. >> if the migrants don't die in the desert they die at the hand

they have been making huge losses, if it comes to light that this was a decision based on economy, ut imagine the criticism coming from families, we don't know why malaysian airlines chose this route. we are hearing a great deal of criticism for taking the route over ukraine. >> steve, thank you. let's bring in retired navy commander. defense department spokesman jd gordon. what impact is this crash having on the crisis in ukraine? >> therebe pressure on vladimir putin, they used an sa-11 missile, reaching higher than 30,000 feet. she -- they had sa-11s that could go up to 70,000. it's irresponsible that some airlines would be flying there. international community will hold vladimir putin accountable. >> what sort of military training do you think the russian separatists have. >> they don't have a lot. ukraine had conscripts. they have some. if you look at them they are like a rag tag bunch. they have special forces from the russian side. i don't think they are well trained or dismruned. i think it was a mistake. >> you think the pro-russian separatists accidentally shot the plane dow

but you can get something meaningful if the ute and the allies in we were europe were to take unilateral economic action. putin is involved now in a cost-benefit analysis. he has a benefit here and the ho maintain control over eastern ukraine and to keep the country of ukraine divided and fighting with each other and not signing up with the west, and the cost has been economic sanctions. clearly at this point, sitting in the kremlin, president putin decided the benefits are greater than the costs. and it may not work even still but the one opportunity we have is to great hi -- greatly increase the sanctions, not targeted sanctions against companies or people, but sector sanctions, against the energy sector or arms sector or complete parts of the russian economy, for whatever reason president obama and our allies in western europe, have refused to do that, and even after this act senior savage act, unacceptable act, the kind of act that ronald reagan in 1983, the korean airliner, called an act of barbarism, refuse to take the steps. >> president obama said that president putin has the mos

if california broke out from the ut it was a ticking bomb. the only problem is we didn't learn any lessons how countries react. there is something connecting these panels because states that invading crimea was something that was always going to happen. this is the russian play book. i think why they seem to be pulling back from ukraine is it gets us to eastern ukraine we're focusing on eastern ukraine forgetting about crimea. this is the same thing they did when they were invating georgia. now you're very happy when they say. it seems like they are going to invade and than you see they are very happy when they want to stay in the region as peace kiepers. i think we need to focus on getting them out of eastern ukraine. >> vladimir putin is playing us like a voe vie oe instrumt. we have to recognize his power and control because it makes no sense for his country -- the citizens of russia when he wants to maintain his open personal power for long as he lives. >> everyday thousands of people are trying to enter the united states. they are hoping

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crews, some uting inflatable boats, able to save five people. one image tough for people to see, university 0 basketball court pauly pavilion flooded. underwent $132 million renovation less than two years ago. >> pauly, a few years ago, it's a pufl structure, symbolic structure, we're concerned. we've got to let it dry out. >> no word on the cost or cause of the leak though l.a. city official said there's no, quote, magic technology to determine when a line must be replaced. the current replacement cycle is more than 300 years for the main lines. this is happening during the historic drought, californians facing $500 fines if they overuse water. catching special attention here. >> amazing video. thank you into complaint about water wasters are pouring in. the bay area cities are having trouble handing out new state mandated fines. "today in the bay" derek shore joins us live. water companies trying to keep pace with the regulation of the state level but folks writing tickets are at the local level. a convoluted mess. >> it's tough for them. it's

these right here are the latest pictures coming ut o of gaza. watch this, the bombings are focussed on the north side of the strip. the smoke is visible. our reporter getting up and personal and looking at the physical and the psychological damage of the attacks. >> death succumbs the air here. you hear the sound of a drone. this is a border town and no one is feeling safe. >> every house has hundreds of people fleeing their homes and no food, no water. i hope that's whaping to us happens sto all of the arab countries so they can feel what we are suffering. another>> we were met with people running away. there is panic here. we are being told there is a few dead people up this road but they are telling us there are israeli tanks and advancing and one is running back from here. what is happening is that people are dying. we see a young girl brought to the morgue and joining her mother and father in death. the result of a tank shell. part of the mother's head is missing. war has no mercy. for those left living there is no peace. this man pulled fr

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the guys are get after it pshgs utting on the pads pnd defensive end jason hatcher held out of practice surgery, remember, off-season. the head coach gruden says he doesn't foresee him out long. evan royster listed day to day with a hamstring pull. more from richmond, dianna russini on day three. >> reporter: real ftbl started in richmond now that the redskins are in pads. everything on the field is high-end. competition, intensity, even the tempo. you guys are fighting for a spot on this 53-man roster. that's what i'm talking about. the redskins picked up the physical play and tempo in practice. most of the players were excited to put the pads back on after going months practicing plays in just shorts. so how different does ifee >> feels great. you know, out there competing, against each other. you know, feel goods, get a feeling of hitting and a little grind. you know? >> i was nervous about going out and hitting. my linebackers held it down. guys in the secondary didn't have to make too many tackles. >> in the trenches, pads, doesn't matter. now we're able to thuanhit ball carriers a

we'll see what event utes. n.a.t.o. meets in early september. it will be interesting to see if the west europeans will be subservient to the united states as they have been before the patients and abuses. >> reporter: israeli police fought with demonstrators following the funeral of a murdered palestinian teenager. thousands attended the ceremony on friday. his family believes mohammed abukhdair was killed in revenge for the abduction murder of israeli last month. we have this report. >> reporter: the israeli authorities handed the body over to its family on friday. thousands joined the funeral procession in the neighbour hood. people came from all over jerusalem. when his body as found, it was charred. his distraught mother says she refused to see her son's corpse before it was buried. >> translation: how am i supposed to see him if his body is burnt. i don't want to remember him like this, no mother would accept this. the would the killer's mother accept their son's burns like mine was. >> mohammed abukhdair's parents wanted to keep with tradi

that's a difference, were ut there are other states in the region.s., we don't have a relationship with hamas either. we've called it a terrorist organization, and do with the palestinian authority. that's what john kerry was talking about when he saided the political wing and the military wing. hopefully will get together norm. bottom line, there needs to be a cease-fire, a political solution and the then there needs to be certainly, this is my view, a restart to the peace process. two states living in peace side by side is a much better outcome than states lobbing rockets at each other, and a shield, which is working well, protect ittipr of the civilian population. that's a bet on short-term survival and i want this region to be healthy and i think the potential is so enormous if peace, a recipe for peace could be found. >> yes. to speak to that, the health of the region, jane, there has been a "wall street journal" news story discussed much in washington that contends that the breadth of global instability now unfolding hasn't been seen since the

ut, oh, two run shot off kendrick just like that. phils down one in the third. kendrick with all sorts of issues back-to-back batters freddie freeman and justin upton walks in a run. ryne sandberg not quite sure what is going on and you may want to look the other way. later in the third. tommy la stella bases clearing double, braves score three times in third and this is their only hit in the inuping. kendrick and company can't even watch any more. phils lose 8-2. 11 games out of first. nothing seems to be going right. >> well maybe cliff lee will be good luck charm. lee returns to mound tomorrow and phils return them to face the first place san francisco giants, lee lights out hopefully lights out after being out for the last two months with elbow strain. now could lee be auditioning for other teams. with a trade deadline 11 days away phils are talking to other clubs about almost everyone including fan favorite chase utley. boston globe reports san fran and toronto expressed most interest in utley and that does not mean 6 time all star is going anywhere. no tra

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just 35 kilometers away, rebels use missiles to bring down ukrainian air force jets yesterday. ,ut the rebels are defiant still denying responsibility for the attack of the malaysian airlines plane. >> why should we feel ashamed? we did not shoot the plane down. donetsk, capital, people continue to leave. looking for help from rebel officials to escape the fighting. heard a whistling noise, and then someone said get down, get down, she told me. the blast lifted us off the ground. pressed to windows of buses taking refugees to russia is the story of the war. bbc news, donetsk. 's prime, ukraine minister announced his resignation, along with the cabinet, adding to uncertainty in the country. for more on the situation, i spoke a brief time ago with bill richardson, who formerly served as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. thank you for joining us. a week after the plane was brought down in ukraine, the crash site is unsecured, and the delivering russia is even more powerful rocket launchers to the separatists. how should the west respond? >> the west should proceed with sanctions by t

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hundreds of thousands have been ordered to ehave beening ute their homes -- evacuate their homes. the storm is weakening, but there's a risk of flooding and landslides. >>> over the past month almost 800,000 people fled the ongoing pakistan offensive against the taliban in north waziristan. the pakistani military launched operations in the area. officials say many of those forced to leave their homes are in the district of banu. >> nigeria's government says it's closer to finding more than 200 schoolgirls abducted by boko haram. the girls were taken from a school in the town of chibok. officials say they made a number of arrests in connection with the case. >> we are moving through offer finding them. we have identified a number of leads in the course of this exercise. that led to the arrest of, you know, the intelligence of boko haram. and also some of the female recruiters, and other areas. >> nigeria is one of the biggest energy producers, but three-quarters of the population has no access to electricity. now the government is trying to boost supplies by investigating in renewa

substantial level of operation here in the gaza strip , so, yes, we will support the health to this tribe utes to kid, treating severely injured people and we'll do more. what we did was to repair a water pipeline destroyed in the hostilities, which, alone, has 70,000 with access to water. >> the israeli prime minister is defiant. binyamin netanyahu says israel will not bow to international pressure to stop the attacks. >> no international pressure will protect us acting with all our force calling for destruction. we'll continue to attack anyone trying to hurt us. >> bernard smith is live in jerusalem. tell us about what you think this means, what binyamin netanyahu - how far he is prepared to go. >> remember that domestically binyamin netanyahu has a lot of support. israelis feel the threat from gaza, even though most of the rockets don't touch ground. israelis see the intent that hamas as in gaza against them. so they support what binyamin netanyahu is doing, and the international criticism has been relatively mooted from israel's major allies, the u.s., britain and canada. showing their sup

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papelbon with all these scouts looking on getting ready to -- ut-oh. that's the first homerun he's given up this season. gave it up to buster posie. so low shot phillies giants are tied at five in the 11th inning of play. >> scouts on hand tonight as i said trade deadline approaching. and the phillies going nowhere. many fans hoping that ruben amaro, jr., just blows it up. on the morning show here's what ruben had to say. >> we don't have any untouchables on this club. we don't have any, um, you know, necessarily expectations of what we're going to do. what we do have is an open mind about trying to improve the club and we'll try to do it in any way we can. >> the phillies can't wait till friday when they drop off the fans radar screen. eagles take the spotlight at novacare. they report for year two of the chip kelly era. he inherit he had four-12 team turned note a former division winner. we caught up with brian westbrook and asked him about year two for chip. >> every year you have to prove yours every single year. you can't rest on what you did last

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ut a president doesn't have that opportunity to take the vacation. it's vested in one individual and deliberately so. >> this is pretty far afield rom the basic question here which is the testimonial privilege. >> we say prosecutorial. immunity.osecutorial but testimonial privilege is what we're dealing here. >> i think so. we think the privilege we're arguing for is both common law and constitutional. it's constitutional because it's inherent in the executive pot. >> i understand. this matter is not whether prosecuteddge can be criminally or it's -- >> it has to do with the question of immunity. nothing do do with testimonial privilege. seems to think it does because of the implications f the criminality here, the president lost something he otherwise would not have had. > now since i already interrupted you, may i prevail little good nature a more and ask you whether it's your plan that any of these materials have to do with what called a mes been matter of state, ie, matters of or rnational relations national defense. jaworski assured us they did

. >> brian, you talked about his what more do we know ut communication or lack there of >> after five years in captivity and brought back to this country, he did not ask to be put in contact with his parents at any point during this transition period. >> brian, thank you. >>> this evening, officials are studying a new tape from the terror group accused of kidnapping those 200 school girls in nigeria, members of that group taking ai fun of the campaign that went that group taking ai fun of the campaign that went message, brinur michelle obama hel cause. the defiant new message and the new champion to bring home the girls, malala. abc's amy robach is in nigeria tonight withaand >> reporter: the defiant new video message from boko haram, mocking the international campaign to bring back our girls. more than 200 girls tonight still in captivity. we traveled to nigeria to meet with some of the girls who escaped. the trauma still written on their faces. this 18-year-old describing how she got away by jumping off a fast-moving truck, badly injuring her leg. >> can you tell me what it was like

it is a cautious path, a cautious approach. ,ut these kinds of restrictions i'm sure, over several years, are going to largely disappear. german buta proud you did not watch the match last night. >> no. [laughter] it was at a very inconvenient time. i am half spanish and i still don't watch football. it is amazing that germany one against brazil in brazil. >> against argentina. >> yes. [laughter] >> we will let you off. >> it is great for germany, i'm sure. but i do not think it will have any they like the weight and importance to the international 2016 --hat hosting the the 2006 had. that was the big change, the international psyche. gave germany the confidence in its ability to stage something. there was a time when everybody said the german economic model is dead as a door nail. and if germany does not become the way they u.k. is and the u.s. is, germany will flounder and end up in the japanese-style deflation. >> celebrating now and it is the first winter unified germany. we will leave it there. thank you so much. even though you did not watch the game, congratulations to everyone, r

the americans have to export gas. .ut, the stops have political they need to lift.the bank has to recapitalizeit is based on need and not reality. >> marshall, stick with us. up next, not a bird or plane. the beast. have a look at this. we'll have a look at it after the break. ♪ >> it is been a while since the u.s. military has stormed any beaches but the marine corps is testing a new equipment that could revolutionize. let us take a look. ♪ >> checking other stories. -- u.s. isitizen have contracted ebola. the doctor sitting on the left. -- seen on the left. nancy.her person is nearly 700 people in west africa has died. ebola does kill about 90% of the sufferers and has no known cure or treatment. prompted in libya has u.k. a u.s. officials to advise residents to leave. at least 27 people were killed on saturday. the u.s. has even he waited the embassy -- evacuated the embassy. concordia will be scrapped. it hit a reef and cap size in 2012 killing 32 people. it will be search for the remains of an indian a waiter, the only body never found. the captain has been tried with manslaughter and cau

there is more opportunity in moments of crisis for the president to stake ute an agenda and have congresslow. >> where do you see the lack right now? what would you do differently? >> i think the president could order up -- or at least make it clear that the united states insists think not simply putting it in terms of if president putin makes a decision, the united states insist on his an open investigation. that the united states insists that the russians provide or at least not contaminate the investigator play politics with the investigation. i think he could be stronger in rhetoric about the nature of this catastrophe and the clear inning sin action that it is a product of the russian policy in eastern ukraine. >> we'll take a short break, when we come back and continue our conversation, more on ukraine, we'll also add in the israeli-palestinian conflict as we discuss the challenges facing president obama and american foreign policy. >> al jazeera america presents a global finacial powerhouse >> the roman catholic church, they have an enormous amount of power >> accusations of corrup

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