webb right now. lastly, i felt during vietnam that people protested too much. in retrospect i have different feelings about that. and i now feel that because people don't have skin in the game, don't have family at risk, that people don't protest enough. and that if we still had the draft and if people still -- if service -- if military service was more widespread we would have different policies today in terms of iraq, afghanistan and elsewhere. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> those are excellent points. one thing that i went through when my son was in iraq. it's one thing to go and fight in a war. it's another thing to have your kid or your spouse over there. it is a totally different feeling. i used to say that if one-third of the congress had, you know, family members or close -- people they are close to at risk, they would wake up every morning, when you wake up every morning and wonder if your son is alive. you have a totally different feeling about how use of force is made in the country

webb.ood morning. >> caller: hello. washington and the world that's listening to this station. i have direct knowledge about why the vietnam war went on. it goes all the way back to the turn of the century when the french went there and the economists went there to take charge of -- indochina, it was called, and they utilized it as a stepping stone for their economy of rubber plantations and opium. >> david maraniss, is that correct? >> i would say when you go to vietnam -- jim has been there almost every year, i go there for my book. you will see that in the perc t perspective of the vietnamese today, america is the country they hate the least out of the french, the chinese and the americans. because the french colonized them and that's a far different thing than fighting a war. yes, i think the french aspect there was totally economic and those rubber plantations were a vital part of that. >> a key part of this, general william westmoreland. how does vietnam view his role? >> let me say s

jim webb of -- jim webb, the author of nearly a dozen books. let's get to phone calls.es here in washington, d.c., a veteran. class fromf of my , 12 wereolina, 21 boys vietnam veterans. americans, 8000 marines wouldrs, volunteer for vietnam almost every year of the war. you can i get none of the president to move on the backlog of claims of over 400,000 people , people waiting to in three years. infantry people like myself can i get our plans moved at the va hospital, year after year. that seems to be one of the legacies of those who served in vietnam. you dealt with that in the senate. firsto with that as the -- i have been working veterans issues all my adult life. i would like to say to the gentleman, and appreciate very much your stepping forward and serving. there's been a great misunderstanding in this country about how proud the people served in vietnam are. we did a survey when i was on the committee counsel in 1980, $6 million survey exhausted attitudes toward vietnam veterans. 91% of the people who served were glad that the served. 74% said they enjoyed their

jim webb, do you want to respond? >> first of all, i want to thank you and your husband and his friends for what they did during that period. and for him stepping forward to serve. i know it was difficult for a lot of people making those decisions. i remember, i know you will talk about it in the next segment, just in the months leading up before i graduated from the naval academy in 1968, martin luther king was killed. april 4. robert kennedy was killed the night before we graduated on june 5. it was 2:00 in the morning and there was a tremendous amount of turmoil in the country. you made a point that i think ought to be on the table and that is a family member of those who serve, i grew up in the military, there was one point when i was young, my dad was gone for 3 1/2 years. he was able to come back for visits but he was stationed overseas. my mom was 24 years he'll -- old and she had no support living alone. now we have a great support structure for our military people. they had sacrifices that we don't put to the

webb. we begin with a video on the state of the war in 1967, produced by the u.s. naval photographic center. this is american history tv. >>> these marines just returned from a tough battle in the north. their weapons are cleaned and cared for. a matter of importance in the life of a professional fighting man. this is not a clean or easy life but they learn to accept the physical hardships of battle as their fathers did before them. ♪ marines recount battles. fought in every clime and place. here in vietnam, except for snow, they prove it. from the soft ooze of the rice paddies, they move on through swift canals and streams, push forward into the jungles that frame the mountains and giant trees cut off the sun. it is not just a matter of long walks in the tropical heat. each and every step must be a cautious one, for the vietcong have prepared the way with mines and bobby troops. so watch your step. a hidden shell sits waiting for the unwary foot. and you'll never know which innocent lookin

if we go back in time james webb will be great but we would have preferred to build a 4 m james webb space telescope that would have launched for less money a decade ago and do other things. one of the lessons learned is missions go into the decatur survey don't go in as vague ideas like power point. they are studied beforehand. one of the investments leading up to 2020 decade old, in other fields, when they are prioritized, we know what we are looking at and this is a cost-benefit analysis and we need to have a preliminary understanding of costs. >> i was involved in the last two decade-olds and chief scientist at nasa watch going forward. i saw the process being hugely reviewed and given a lot of thought how to improve it. it is an important and strong process that needs to be adhered to. the best science to come forward, not the person who shouts loudest or has the most connections, that allows the us to retain their positions leading. >> how do you correct that? people who have a stake in the biggest project. >> i'm glad i'm not in charge of science prioritization. and the framin

is not always protection. >> i don't have receipts or -- everything burnt up. >> reporter: the webbs lost their santa rosa home in california's most destructive fire expecting a full payout from insurance after the fire they were flooded with red tape. >> with the inventory, you have to remember everything, spoons, forks, knives, blankets, anything you ever had in your life. >> reporter: without that full inventory list, what fire victims call a multi-page complicated assessment of everything they lost in the fire, state farm would only pay 75% of the webb's policy. in april, our nbc bay area station heard similar stories from others. >> who got everything out of their insurance policy they expected? that's nobody. state farm tells nbc temporary measures were put into place to help customers including increasing the amount of contents coverage paid up front without requiring an inventory. >> i paid my premiums on 100% and state farm ought to pay me 100%. >> reporter: tonight as flames threaten thousands of homes, even those with insurance worry they could be burned long after the fir

in many areas of space science, we have the james webb space telescope. the whole community feels that if they don't have one mission, the entire community buys into, reflected by get the survey. this means the community wants to put forward missions that are very complicated. we at ation is, are place of maturity in space technology worship -- where we should have focus missions? we can't do that in the current formulation of the survey. we also had another comment about younger people not knowing about, sometimes younger people know more. to do newhe first things, but also, the way the hierarchy of the survey is, the top panel is senior people who don't necessarily vote, wouldn't necessarily vote the same way the new generation would. >> the kid who came up with kidagram was a high school from massachusetts. you are right. >> the process has been receptive of making prioritization's and it is a process that can and is being improved. responding toith a nasa request, actually looked .t the process as a whole one advantage of doing things many times and d

webb will look at atmospheres for gases that might be attributed to life. on earth, oxygen is the best example, the -- because without it we would have no life. buts not limited to suns, also red dwarf stars. these planets orbiting red dwarf stars might be very different from earth, because red dwarf stars give off giant bursts of energy and ultraviolet radiation that would frequently bathe the planet surface. we had an event in the 1850's, and we are worried that might happen again because of the power grid, but on these planets, it had happe -- it happens daily. we humans could not tolerate it, because it would ruin electronics, to stable -- disable power grids and even destroy biological cells, but we would hope life out there would be naturally adapted to the conditions. the ultimate goal is to find a true earth to win, one orbiting a -- twin, one orbiting a sun like our own. the huge challenge, an earth-like exoplanet is next to a big, massive bright star like the sun, and the difference in brightness between the two is one part in 10 billion, so we ne

webb spacethe james telescope, w first and other missions. believes ifmmission they don't have one mission that we will never get selected by the dashed survey. it had 10 new technologies. the question is, are we at a place where we should have more focused missions but not everything at my place. we can't do that in the current formulation of the survey. in the comment about the younger people not knowing about -- sometimes the younger people know more. also the way that the hierarchy , people who don't necessarily vote the way the new generation would. in hiskid who come out -- doctor? instagram this process has been processe and it is a that is being improved. the academy responded to a nasa request looked at the process as a whole. one advantage of doing things many times astrophysics, euro or planetary science, you can look across the different communities and see when did the process worked the best and when were stakes made? -- mistakes made? is we dide mistakes and costrly study something before recommendations were made. i we were to

when launched, the james webb space telescope will be able to characterize the atmospheres of some of these planets. w first corona-graph is to be the first step in extra planetary characterization. will not only be able to around nearby stars, but will be the stepping for developing technologies for the next generation of great observatories. understanding planet information requires a wide range of informational approaches. comets, asteroids, radio and infrared observations revealing extra information, and w first will complete the sentence begun .y kepler and test these should reveal thousands of planets and the outer regions of our solar systems. these large projects are challenging and will require disappearance. delays are frustrating to all of us. while the report by therfe was hard to read at times, i believe jwst will be a flagship of all eventual success of this complex engineering project, a source of national pride and symbol of u.s. technological prowess. these new costs should be spread across the agency, borne entirely by the astrophysics directed. it will have a devast

malcolm webb i think has been listening and he's actually at the counting office. they're saying urging calm and asking people to allow the commission to do its work we heard from the commission a few hours ago saying that they would release the results quote very soon giving no further details. we were actually there were those senses when those results do come this is where they'll be announced but they're actually said you had to be announced on saturday and over two days from now all those opposition officials say that they see no reason why the process should have taken that long anyway they say those results could have been released within a day or so of polling closing and a lot of the opposition officials we spoke to allege that the forms being sent from the districts to the provincial tally centers in the national tally center are being intercepted and doctored along the way that's how they allege this election's being rigged with the electoral commission and the ruling party have consistently denied that is what's going on malcolm thank you very much for

days and weeks ahead we might not see a lot of enthusiasm for people to come to the streets malcolm webb in the river thank you. a.j. demanding a cease fire in yemen a day after a strikes in the port city of hadera killed at least twenty six people the world health organization wants to deliver half a million cholera vaccines to the country's north where it's warning of another potential outbreak of the disease mohammed has more now from neighboring djibouti that come to buy fish and then the warplanes. doesn't. we went to the hospital right away and found a disaster a criminal disaster there are twenty six people dead twenty six martyred and we counted thirty five to forty wounded that's not even counting the many wounded we sent to private hospitals and we're still nursing the wounded and dealing with those killed. a second strike at the busy market. rescue workers. conducted the night i was saving people in the second airstrike happened its impact and shrapnel hit my face making me a plate a little i couldn't feel my hand because of the shrapnel. the fish market is just twenty meters

is not always protection. >> i don't have receipts or -- everything burnt up. >> reporter: the webbsir santa rosa home in california's most destructive fire expecting a full payout from insurance after the fire, they were flooded with red tape. >> with the inventory, you have to remember everything, spoons, forks, knives, blankets, anything you ever had in your life. >> reporter: without that full inventory list, what fire victims call a multi-page complicated assessment of everything they lost in the fire, state farm would only pay 75% of the webb's policy in april, our nbc bay area station heard similar stories from others. >> who got everything out of their insurance policy they expected that's nobody. state farm tells nbc temporary measures were put into place to help customers including increasing the amount of contents coverage paid up front without requiring an inventory. >> i paid my premiums on 100% and state farm ought to pay me 100%. >> reporter: tonight as flames threaten thousands of homes, even those with insurance worry they could be burned long after the fire is out.

lets show you the shot of the day, webb simpson >>> quickly over to golf, 2nd round of the world golf championships in akron, aka the bridgestone. the shot of the day, webb simpson, 116 yards out, give me the spinback, yes, sir, 5-under 65, tied for 10th. as for tiger woods, look at this tee shot at the par 3 12th, would love this game, set up an easy birdie. 2-under 68, five shots behind justin thomas, ian poulter and tommy fleetwood tied for the lead at 11-under par. >>> hey, in tennis venus williams headline a quarterfinal night at silicon valley classic, far court against maria sacari and like this volley this one went back and forth. williams led 3-0 the 1st set but dropped that. in the 2nd set tiebreaker i'm going to guess if the ball lands on your side of the netted, not good. it was sacari's night, 6-4, 7-6 at the silicon valley classic. did you play tennis? >> i did. >> did she play? she was a tennis star! >> no. >> and she's all humble about it. >> no, i wasn't a tennis star. i was not a tennis star. i was definitely amateur. >> we'll be right back. e takes, your wireless bi

zimbabwe was promised by his successor the people here hoped it would be better than this malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. now police are on high alert a right wing rally that's taking place in portland in the u.s. it's being organized by the patriot prayer group and is the third such demonstration in the city this summer each protest was met with counter-rally as an end in violence patriot prayer is accused of being a white supremacist group which the organization denies all my cameras following developments for us from washington mike how serious is the risk of violence at this rally. well there were several incidents of violence throughout the course of the day but what has happened now is that police have disperse the crowds both the protesters and the counter protesters after saying that bottles were hurled at some of the officers so everybody now out of the streets the rallies completely dispersed by the police but there were a number of incidents of violence heavy police presence in the area a lot of spam sniffer dogs around as well and the police insisting that no weapo

malcolm webb al-jazeera it's hillary and the democratic republic of congo and part four of our series on forests we will focus on northern england that's where a new forest expected to contain fifty million new trees and stretch over three hundred kilometers well make part of the industrial north a lot greener that is on friday right here in oz is there a hand around where you can always get more news more features on our website the address this is their dot com. well again here's your mind our top story the russian and syrian foreign ministers have met in moscow where they have discussed launching an all out offensive to take the last rebel held province of idlib serious while it says the government forces will quote go all the way in which is home to some three million people the u.n. says ten thousand of those are fighters from al qaeda and the news right front. this would be the decision of the syrian leadership is to tell news referring to what if the sacrifices we are ready to exert every possible if it be not to harm civilians. argentina central bank has hiked interest rates t

new zimbabwe was promised by his successor people here hoped it would be better than this malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe. you know about as they are live from london much more still ahead on the program the brazilian workers' party nominates nina distilled her as its candidate in this year's presidential elections even though he's in prison. and rebuilding mosul after i sell nine months on and this city is an absolute rains we meet one man taking matters into his own hands. that you're well aware of the heat on the southwest of europe in the general warm summer everywhere the nighttime temperatures maybe even mortality doesn't cool down in the daytime heat is really quite distressing and this is a maximum warm light twenty six in madrid same is true in pepin year and that compares is rather more typical figures danny rose a twenty seven so we're up in pretty high figures this is the lows to get so overnight so by day to get to forty odd you know this is really very nasty and within this is a very not not very much development of cloud we've seen up until recently thirty good s

generational action if young men are to understand how to behave before we bring in our guests malcolm webb sets up our discussion today from johannesburg. yolanda kyunki had just started a degree at rhodes university in south africa but she says she was raped she went for a drink with friends she doesn't remember anything else the following day other people told her that two different men had sex with her it's just really made me angry. really angry and through kin i mean it has affected my relationships with him in their eyes. obviously the encounter after that i had my trust in people in general . and i guess i just was a become a prison's really and it's a state. you landers met many other students who were tired of their universities and police not acting on reports of sexual assault. on the exchange students marched in broad university in twenty sixteen as part of their campaign they published a list of students and university staff on social media they said were responsible for sexual assault students have also protested here the university has run in johannesburg and since the stude

malcolm thank you for that for now that's malcolm webb joining us on the phone from below while we're going to try again to speak with political analysts and this was in the capital. most of the thank you thank you for staying with us as we watch these live pictures of what's happening in the capital had already over the past few hours will be monitoring developments just how concerned are you by the protests that won't accept that full commissions result and also the response the government's police army response to them that was saying. you know. trying. to find my. not being there and. pointed out. that he's not going to be. invited. i apologize we don't have a very good connection to sort of lost that connection with our guest in head adi we have been looking at pictures from zimbabwe from the capital and this is our ongoing coverage of the results as they come in from the from zimbabwe's election which took place on monday the electoral commission has announced so far has given the majority to the regions. the two thirds parliamentary majority and following that following the res

their lifetime well some women in south africa are now using social media to seek justice malcolm webb reports from johannesburg. yeah land that yankee had just started a degree at rhodes university in south africa when she says she was raped she went for a drink with friends she doesn't remember anything else the following day other people told her that two different men had sex with her it's just really made me angry. really angry and through kids and i mean it has affected my relationships with men in their eyes. obviously the encounter after that i had my trust in people in general. and i guess i just was a become a prison's really and it's a sad most. lenders met many other students who are tired of their universities and police not acting on reports of sexual assault. on exchange students marched in broad university in twenty sixteen as part of their campaign they published a list of students and university staff on social media they said were responsible for sexual assault students have also protested here the university has run in johannesburg and since the student movement beg

new zimbabwe was promised by his successor people here hoped it would be better than this malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe there's been scenes of violence in eastern ethiopia in a region dominated by ethnic somalis the fighting apparently started when the three zero pm troops were sent to the regional capital they were sent to arrest the ministry it is and fought with local police human rights watch has accused the police of abuses there have been disputes over the areas all wealth two churches have been burned and several businesses have been looted and this freud. the health ministry in the democratic republic of congo says three more people have died from the latest outbreak of ebola virus but amber of confirmed cases has risen to thirteen the world health organization says this outbreak poses new problems because it's in north kivu province several of posing armed groups are fighting there just a week ago the r.c. declared an end to a separate outbreak in the northwest that killed thirty three people. a year after iraqi forces defeated deisel in mosul the city is still in ru

our guests are vietnam veteran and former navy secretary jim webb.n the state of the war in 1967, produced by the u.s. naval photographic center. this is american history tv. >>> these marines just returned from a tough battle in the north. their weapons are cleaned and cared for. a matter of importance in the life of a professional fighting man. this is not a clean or easy life but they learn to accept the physical hardships of battle as their fathers did before them. ♪ marines recount battles. fought in every clime and place. here in vietnam, except for snow, they prove it. from the soft ooze of the ric

in 2021, the observatories will be joined by james webb space wasre go up where they will be capable of examining the first stars and galaxies to inform and will review the atmospheres of nearby planets outside the solar system. once they are fully integrated and performed superbly during testing and the space craft element comprised of the past tennis court decides to undergo testing. in march, 2018, they recognized that take longer and cost were to develop than previously estimated through the issues involving integration and testing of the spacecraft elements i established the result of that independent review board for the time and costs necessary to complete the development and provided valuable recommendations for a all. in conclusion as we look forward to the future of the science program will continue to contribute to the scientific and technological advancement the united states and inspire future scientists and engineers to reach for the stars. i will be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. doctor stofan? >> charming cruz, ranking member markey, ranking member nelso

the people who ordered the atrocities and compensation he doesn't know if he'll ever get it malcolm webb al-jazeera harare zimbabwe while still ahead here on al-jazeera when syria's able a province to see how people are coping with the threat of a massive government offensive plus. i think it's up to the nineteen sixty eight riots of the democratic national convention in chicago and to government protesters are back out on the streets. and lewis hamilton secures a pole position in the for sunday's belgian grand prix jay will have all of the highlights from qualifying coming up in the news out. lots of heat across north america still some lively showers to accompanying that heat some big showers there just moving out of ontario towards cool back out on the other side of the lake some of that what's the weather just slipping down towards pennsylvania and heading towards new york so some show is certainly a possibility here as you go on through sunday to the east of that is generally fine and dry still going up thirty one there for d.c. and also for atlanta good deal cooler a good deal fres

joe webb is going to air it out. smith on the other end of the sporty one-yard strike.d into the end zone and that was a difference maker. the 49ers not worried about the loss, they're more concerned with sloppy play. >> starts with the penalties and we had way too many of those, killing ourselves on offense especially just simple mistakes like that. but there's obviously some things we have been to fix this time of year. we'll get those corrected. >> we missed a couple things and got fortune on a couple plays. i thought we should have finished with two scores, but we had a penalty because there was two of them. them out. >> the raiders opened the regular season against the e.j. manuel certainly struggled. fumbled late in the second quarter. chris was a bright spot, 18 touchdown for the undrafted free agent. fourth quarter, allen has plenty of time. returned it 15 yards and then manuel in the offense got it going, threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to griffin. the raiders fall, but ground sees promise in warren. >> he's run for almost 200 yards in tweako weeks. he's not pla

malcolm webb spoke to some of the survivors who are still seeking justice. it was right here henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up he was in one thousand nine hundred eighty three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting a rebellion here in a matter barely land region henry says even though he was nothing to do with it he was taken to a concentration camp and tortured for three weeks he saw prisoners died daily from their injuries their bodies burned in a pit. bin today thirty five years on it's still hard to tell the story he says he narrowly survived when soldiers try to execute him in a forest and left him for dead the pilot. can. when robert mugabe sent the army to matabele land in the one nine hundred eighty s. investigators say at least twenty thousand people were killed many in the region say the massacres were to suppress the support base of his political rival at the time survivors say there's been no justice and mugabe he was finally forced from power by the army nine months ago led to elections that took place in july some peopl

snedeker finished on 21—under—par to win by three shots from his fellow american webb simpson.is first european tour title at the 200th attempt. he beat south africa's thomas aiken in a play—off to win the scandinavian masters in gothenburg. both players were tied on 14—under—par, but waring won it at the first extra hole to claim his first tour victory. the englishman, who's ranked 330 in the world, has been plagued by injuries in the past few seasons. 200 time lucky, isn't it? obviously ecstatic. i have been through a few ups and downs in may career with injuries. a few its and bobs on the way. to finally get across the line, absolutely ecstatic. — — way. to finally get across the line, absolutely ecstatic. —— bits and bobs. fernando alonso made motosport history on sunday, by becoming the first f1 driver to win the 6 hours of silverstone. the two time formula 1 world champion joined toyota's world endurance championship programme this season dovetailing it with his f1 duties. the spaniard combined with sebastien buemi and kazuki nakajima has now reeled off three victories in

have never been held to account this is the authorities failed her no justice has been done now can webb al-jazeera johannesburg. ok there we are here we go let's bring in our guests joining us today in pretoria lerato more toying and activist has just joined the shutdown movement in new york will be joined by person she is the u.n. women's director of policy and from nairobi we have say for corey program manager for sites a place in ngo educating and engaging youth on how politics affects society welcome to you all the rights and much more in coming to you first how far away is south africa from complete and total gender equality. wow. that's a hard question to answer. i don't know it could be anything from being is two hundred years it really just depends on the entire society coming together and deciding that it's had enough of gender based violence i don't think we're working on timelines i think we're just working on at this point conscious sizing people around gender based violence and getting to a point where is saying that patriarchy is killing women daily and we just wanted to s

how much it gets out of the out of states but it's really good we certainly cover journalist gary webb's articles about the rise of about at that do when you're in the industry that people know that you and you in a way made a path for this kind of darkness in popular culture rule films i do i get a bit of that which i'm very happy to do it's always funny to me if i step on set to do something in a and a young want to be filmmaker type somebody who's working on saturdays doing something else as you know i really like your movies and a lot to me that's great you always want to hear that but when it's you know that i really like the dark twisted humor of the movies i go great that's what i like to hear like the women thank you thank you. the four k. restoration of heathers is out now in the u.k. and on demand around the world from the twentieth well for decades the spanish civil war has been tackled in the visual arts from communist pain to public assets jeremy corbyn supporter ken loach today the leader of ease largest economy i'm going to merkel is in madrid and their meetings lie arguab

three time major winner jordan speith, webb simpson, world number one dustin johnson, justin thomas,wler, patrick reed, and the newly crowned pga champ, and two—time us open champion brooks koepka. woods is one of furyk‘s five vice captains, so will travel no matter what but fitness permitting he is almost certainly going to take part. england have named an unchanged 13 man squad for the third test against india starting on saturday at trent bridge. it means there's no place for ben stokes — whose court case for affray at bristol crown court continues. his replacement chris woakes should retain his place in the starting eleven after a maiden test century at lord's. seamerjamie porter is also named with moeen ali to contend with adil rashid for the spinners berth. day one of the european paralympic swimming championships have finished in dublin — with success in the pool for scot quinn and louis fidds. kate grey was watching. the british team have certainly impressed on the first night of these championships, winning six medals including gold for scotland in the sb 1a medals including

malcolm webb has spoken to some of the survivors who are still seeking justice it was right here that henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up he was in one thousand nine hundred three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting a rebellion here in a matter belly land region henry says even though he was nothing to do with it he was taken to a concentration camp and tortured for three weeks he saw prisoners died daily from their injuries their bodies burned in a pit. been to thirty five years on is still hard to tell the story. he says he narrowly survived when soldiers try to execute him in a forest and left him for dead the pilot. when robert mugabe sent the army to matabele land in the one nine hundred eighty s. investigators say at least twenty thousand people were killed many in the region say the massacres were to suppress the support base of his political rival at the time survivors say there's been no justice and mugabi was finally forced from power by the army nine months ago led to elections that took place in july and some people wondered if zimbabwe's presiden

bringing in the power panel, david webb is the host of the david webb show.to the viewers like this on the radio. michael told him and former senior aide to senate minority leader chuck schumer was leading the charge and i imagine he will add security clearances to his list. >> eyes expect so, or maybe not. security clearances are nonnegotiable and once they are taken away it's near impossible to get them back so i think the president has come onto something that touches a nerve in the electorate, and the narrative of national security, and people shouldn't be talking. and that's something that people in washington and the official take very seriously. >> harris: from the democrat side, -- is that problematic to begin with? maybe this is late in the term. >> keeping your security clearance when you have left the administration, and you are out there opining on issues of the day, that's part of the elite, sort of permanent, government. >> harris: that makes you a political issue. >> that's a the reality, when you are giving a security clearance you are trusted

know how much it gets out of the states but it's really good we certainly cover a journalist gary webb'sticals about the rise of it out at that do when you're in the industry that people know to even go.

i was there as malcolm webb spoke to some of the survivors. it was right here that henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up it was in one thousand nine hundred eighty three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting a rebellion here in a matter barely land region henry says even though he was nothing to do with it he was taken to a concentration camp and tortured for three weeks he saw prisoners died daily from their injuries their bodies burned in a pit. been today thirty five years on it's still hard to tell the story he says he narrowly survived when soldiers try to execute him in a forest and left him for dead the pilot. when robert mugabe sent the army to matabele land in the one nine hundred eighty s. investigators say at least twenty thousand people were killed many in the region say the massacres were to suppress the support base of his political rival at the time survivors say there's been no justice and mugabe he was finally forced from power by the army nine months ago led to elections that took place in july and some

opened fire at a protest against alleged folk rigging and monday's election al-jazeera is malcolm webb is in the capital harare but. police say these people were responsible for election violence in harare on wednesday the supporters of zimbabwe's main opposition party the movement for democratic change people have been charged with inciting violence and refused bail. and d.c. officials say the charges a politically motivated because the government's trying to prevent a legal challenge to the result of monday's election a muslim and i were lost the election and after losing the election he's away about a large majority of the people in this country don't support him and is afraid of them reacting to that you know order to manage the population he has to do to arrest us to fear in everyone's heart and mind president. the ruling zanu p.f. party has announced the winner the opposition say about four hundred thousand votes added to his count after the polls closed and their candidate nelson chamisa was the true winner the international observers yet to publish their final report the electo

malcolm webb al-jazeera it turi in the democratic republic of congo. still ahead on the. policy of the talk sport champions league time already yes it is you cannot escape football the draw for european football's top club competition the champions league has been made with hold israel madrid picked out in a group with roma c.s.k. a moscow and czech sides pelz and raila going for a fourth title in a row with a man seen lifting the trophy last season christiane i rinaldo is no longer the club he's now with a telly and champions event says until faces all team manchester united in a group that also contains a young boys of switzerland and valencia. well serbian team red star belgrade are in the champions league group stage for the first time the nine hundred ninety one european cup when his face a huge challenge in group c. has all sports correspondent lee wellings. well there's no doubt at all the draw could've been a lot kinder to red star belgrade in the return to the big time of year we're playing football with only they have all the history and tradition but it's taken

malcolm webb al-jazeera it's hillary and the democratic republic of congo. follow. after the break. whole. thing it's how you. welcome back fans of a recent frankland have been paying their final respects to the queen of soul as she lies in state in detroit on friday and a private funeral will take place for the singer with an all star list of performance including stevie wonder hundred is that the pioneers of rock and soul are fading away. in popular music might never feel the same. the latest is a read of franklin who took an old is reading song about respect and turned it into an anthem for feminism and civil rights of the captured it's era and endures today in one hundred sixty seven when everything came along nobody is listening to music from one thousand seventeen. but we're still listening fifty years later to read the franklin aretha franklin is such an overwhelmingly forbidden almost comically magnificent figure. a huge swath of influence. across the last fifty years that makes you wonder how that could have been possible. that. the catalogue of global musical giants is thi

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steve webb former pensions minister. she goes for gold in the 100 metres at those championships. into the race. really building in the 100 metres final at or amend the avatar being introduced to the near capacity crowd here at the lubbock stadium. just introduced the reigning european champion and around 10.9 eight. grace tried in this advance but it staff me who is the favourites to win this. she is just about to be introduced to the crowd as you emerge into the stadium in a moment. that's the introduction for the women's favourites to win this 100 metres. she ran 10.93 and her semi final and came into this meet as the favourite and want to be tasted every bit the favourites and that semi final. that tempo 93 was just one 100th of a second outside our british record as she said at the meeting in oslo. do not really the meeting in oslo. do not really the one to watch in this final. she is attempting to become the first british woman in over 50 years to win gold in the 100 metres at the european championships. she is the defending champion over 200 metres and has had a great seaso

their lifetime well some women in south africa are now using social media to seek justice malcolm webb reports from johannesburg. yeah landa kyunki had just started a degree at rhodes university in south africa but she says she was raped she went for a drink with friends she doesn't remember anything else the following day other people told her that two different men had sex with her it's just really made me angry. really angry and through kin i mean it has affected my relationships with men in their eyes. obviously the encounter after that i had my trust in people in general . and i guess i just was a become a prison's really and it's a sad. you landers met many other students who tried of their universities and police not acting on reports of sexual assault. on exchange students marched in broad university in twenty sixteen as part of their campaign they published a list of students and university staff on social media they said were responsible for sexual assault students have also protested here the university has run into an iceberg and since the student movement began thousands m

joe webb, 41-yard dart to vincent smith. and that is how the texans beat the niners. 16-13. meantime, there's chucky. john gruden and the raiders. la coliseum on offense against l griffwaylan. to the line of scrimmage. rams won by a final of 19-15. and my favorite tonight, gang, sister mary joe. look at this pitch. that is a 12-6 paint the corner pitch for this chicago teacher. look at that! unbelievable. they have those games where they test and see how fast you can actually throw, she has it cranked to 74 miles an hour. >> that's a real sinker. >> yeah. she just brought the house down before the chicago white sox game tonight. unbelievable. >> love it. >> the action, the movement on that pitch. >> something different every night. we'll be right back. (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. (sound of footstep

thank you very much malcolm webb bringing us all the latest from the capital harare will harm the task there was at wednesday's protest when soldiers opened fire on opposition supporters she's been back to one of the areas where violence broke out to find out more about what happened. water cannon trucks are parked outside some buildings in harare this is the zone appear provincial office with some of the violence happened on wednesday protestors were pushed this far when they were trying to protest the fact that they saying that the result was rigged they will push this far there's an impi of officials who are working at the time say that a protest has tried to burn down the building and they've condemned the violence with brittle bones and with much of the stones if it wasn't for the intervention of the other suggestions people could have been burnt alive the opposition leader said the supporters were not in are not violent destruction that was cause was because some people were planted in the protests to disrupt things and to blame the opposition as far as they're concerned this is

now to an instagram star who is gonna get a huge number of followers documenting food and foot webb spiegel is a graphic designer and pastry enthusiastic living in fronts on his instagram page he up for the combines his two favorite things the most creative pastries in paris with fantastic footwear he has a keen eye for colors and textures and is even published a book full of his photos of food and footwear let's find out how and why the two things first appeared in one frame. colorful and a little crazy pastries in every shade imaginable with shoes to match the photos highlight the rich variety of the paris patisseries and the fashion world. their creation of the tower should be gold he tours the patisseries of paris in search of inspiration . a dream job for a man with a sweet tooth. every two minutes you have a place you have so much places you have so much places to get inspired by and it changes all the time and it's really like this is why i said it's like living there because it's really a part of your daily life here originally from israel town used to be a graphic designer but retr

well let's cross now to malcolm webb who is standing by in the capital harare for a smell so men and god were calling for peace and unity which says it's all a fraud under the circumstances peace and unity would seem like a little bit of a stretch what do you think. well there's peace we'll find out in the coming coming days but unity certainly the opposition's position doesn't sound like it they said before this result was announced that the election was being rigged throughout the counting process and after the result was announced they said it's rigged as well they said there. nelson chamisa as the clear winner so they're disputing these results and they said they're going to fight them in court by any means necessary but we're waiting to see if they will call for demonstrations and it was when there were people on the streets on wednesday we saw the army come in and six people were shot others were injured so we're waiting to find out if the opposition are going to call people to the streets and what kind of response that might get from the security forces. meanwhile the protests