it lies on what has been described as one of the most high risk borders in latin america or west village where fuel containers left side side with the estimated 4000 inhabitants. that everywhere kinds of petrol sold illegally on most roadside per se, luis has a faster way to transport his contraband model than i'm a hallmark in order to put out a bottle of video going off again. and then what, what, what me, what is all about a lot about what that was for the i don't know, know, are you in a company that they will not allow? maybe you'll only yard him at the bottom of it. you know, up, it's like there's a lot a lot without the the company he's leaving to collect 4000 liters of fuel in venezuela. the in that is all right. hold on one minute. i'm off almost in the morning. i will, over, they will not allow guardians on what they want to get up. it's got all got they got it in a book and allow the bundle and it'll feel the same. the we arrived at the border to collect the load of contraband fuel waiting for him. unfortunately, police everywhere. he takes a side road. this route is much safe

a terrific restaurant in the west village. i really -- i couldn't believe it. i think that we have to be very careful about this kind of vaccine status bigotry. and while her restaurant has the ability to do whatever they want, you know, for me, personally, i also have the ability to avoid establishments that are in a sense or not in a sense but in reality you know banning first kids -- >> they're not banning kids. >> okay. there was no clarification on 12 and under. >> they say they're working through that but there's no indication whatsoever that kids will be banned. >> there's no indication that they won't be banned. >> i bech ya kids aren't going to be banned. >> we'll see. they're unvaccinated, right? >> kid are allowed in and people unvaccinated are allowed in. >> like wise, they're working through the rules with foreign vaccination. i'm sorry if that happened to your wife's parents, but that's not part of the city wide rules. >> but they haven't approved the foreign vaccination yet. we're a city that of course needs tourism. and that would be necessary.

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this west village restaurant got notification. >> a smart move for us to make sure that we're safe asrs. >> the mayor was calling the mandate the key to nyc pass and will apply to both customers and staff beginning august 16th. downloading the city or state's vaccination proof apps will get you in as well as your physical vaccination card. >> you'll have the key you can open the door, but if you're unvaccinated, unfortunately, you will not be able to participate inthese things. >> reporter: these customers are for the plan. >> i know that i'll feel much better going in especially as the delta variant spikes up everywhere. >> and i think following the cdc guide lines and following science is really key to really beating this as a community. >> some worry about the greater implications. >> i think it's difficult to give people that sort of ultimatum, and i think when it comes to that it causes a divide. >> others fear what happens next if restrictions like this aren't mandated now. >> we're still not over covid so we have to do our part, and if that means putting our masks back on and c

early evening in the quiet lake of west lake village, california, outside of l.a.. stunned then gary warner heard a knock on his door, and a voice on the other side asking about his new silver volvo, parked in the driveway. gareth answered. then comes our first plot twist. three shots into his body, one more into gareth's right i. the daredevils luck had run out. >> i called, and his mother answered the phone. screaming, crying, just distraught, wiley, wiley, you are not going to believe what happened. what's? gareth's been shot. while he was a fellow stuntman and garrett's good friend. >> garrett was one of those men that you could count on, you here in life that you are very lucky if you have five friends, or you can count a friend on one hand, garrett was that friend. to me. >> while he has been in the business for more than 30 years. >> garrett warren was probably the finest fight man you could ask for. i had hired him on several shows, got to know him, watched his expertise, phenomenal athlete, stunt man. >> you've probably seen garrett warren's work, you just

good men have killed 37 civilians and a village attack in south west leisure. the attack happened on monday in the tone of a bunny bungle near the leisure molly border. this area has been repeatedly targeted by on goods this year. violence in this a hell region has killed thousands and displaced millions in recent years. survivors of a powerful earthquake and haiti are now having to cope with a tropical storm. heavy rain lashed, make sure shelters in the southern city, over the k. when the worst hit areas, 1400 people are known to died in saturdays as quick as more when left homeless in spain. this scrambled to extinguish dozens of forest bars, triggered by a record breaking heat wave. some of the worst fars in the central province of avila strong winds of hampered recovery efforts in the areas, as officials say more than 5000 factors of lands may have been burns. well, those are the headlines to stay with us here on our to 0. i'll be back after football rebels, which is next me. ah ah, ah good, i'm going to get some people a month on the foot of the job. got i

the group attacked the village north west of the capital. naomi officials that happened on friday night was headlines. news will continue here on al jazeera run off the bottom line, which is a mixed. oh i, i am steve clements and i have some questions or crypto currencies like bitcoin and a theory. i'm just a passing trend or are they here to stay? and what do they mean for you and me? let's get to the bottom line. ah, in 2009, if someone told you to buy a digital currency that was worth a few pennies because it would be the wave of the future. you would have been right to laugh, but guess who's laughing? now, these crypto currency is led by the most famous of them all. bitcoin had made many people millionaires. and some even billionaires going from value about $0.08 in 2010 to more than $45000.00 now. so literally, if you bought just $2.00 worth back, then you held it for 10 years. maybe you just forgot about it. you'd be a 1000000 or today, quietly, with no way to tax you or even know who you are. crypto started as a manifest with lofty goals, 1st to stay anonymous online. second, to

they appeared to be brought under control on sunday night, forcing more residents to evacuate villages to the westwned by the amazon bossjeff bezos, is suing the us government over what it calls an unfair decision by nasa to award a big moon exploration contract to its competitor, spacex. the multi billion contract is for building systems to enable human landings on the moon. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: after 20 years of conflict in afghanistan, a question being asked in the american heartland — did their soldiers die in vain? the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc news. the latest h

37 civilians and a village attack, incense, west leisure. they attack happens on monday in the time of bunny bungle near the nisha molly border. this area has been repeatedly targeted by arms groups. this year. violence in this region has killed ferguson's and displaced millions of people. in recent years, hundreds of foreign fighters are trying to extinguish world far as devastated parts of the french riviera. thousands of people have had to leave their homes, the flames for cats on monday, the coastal city of too long, official se they spread through some 5000 hexes of forest plains and helicopters are being used to protect the fires and emergency workers. the spain are scrambling to protect dozens of 4 as far as to who by a record breaking heat wave. the central province of avila saw some of the worst flames. strong winds is recovery efforts in the area. the official say more than 5000 hetcher's land may have burned. crews are also battling to new fars, near the great capital. several villages have been evacuated to the side feast. northw

west. the villages out on the southern peninsula, absolutely devastating.ake, the only difference is the number of people affected. >> we just heard in victor's report so many people around the world want to help the people of haiti. what is your organization's biggest needs? how would you suggest people do just that? >> i think like you just heard in the previous report, the most important thing, if you want to help financially, there's a lot of fantastic organizations here on the ground well established. find a nonprofit that's well established and well-known. put your money in that direction. make sure it's not wasted as you previously heard. >> how great is the need there right now, david? >> it's almost unspeakable. the size of the tragedy is so huge. we're still wrapping our heads around it. this isn ree ysa ek to wr so many people's lives have been completely devastated, destroyed over this. this is going to take months or years to recover from. >> so many people are so grateful for your service and what you do each and every day and certainly during

kristen salumi al jazeera new york gun and have killed 37 civilians and a village attack in south west new jersey. the attack happens on monday in the time of a bunny bungle near the neesha moni folder. this area has been repeatedly targeted by on gritz. this year, finance in the for health region has cope sizes and displaced millions in recent years. the ivory coast has detected its 1st case, sophia boulevard rous, and 25 years. the country's health minister confirmed the infection of a woman who travel from neighboring guinea, the 18 year olds has been hospitalized in the capital of visual. the world health organization has sensible event scenes to the only re coast 12 people have died from the 4 month long a bullet. i break in guinea. in new zealand is going into lockdown after its 1st new covered infection in 6 months, while a string has put more police on the streets to enforce its week, we'll look than there elsewhere in the region, thailand's continues to battle increasing numbers of new cases and death japan is extending its state of emergency scott hiler reports now from bangk

west could dominate. a clip from john villages, the coming war and china there is boris johnson deploys britons h him as elizabeth aircraft carrier to confront china. i'm still here with john pilcher, who joins me from sidney in australia. well, of israel is britain strategic, military partner. we are told in a to a nation media day after day that our enemies to our national security, russia and china, china holding the rotating presidency of the un security council. you said the coming war on china. our you noticed the difference here as regards palestine with china, apparently trying to force the issue with a statement from the un security council core received against the wishes of the united states. the whole, the whole campaign against china and the campaign against power, san one and the same thing it is about control is about imperial power at a certain time in their history threatened they feel threatened. they're not actually threatened. they have threatening economic terms in the they may, there they are, economic prosperity is receding. but so in order to correct this, they are playing with the prospec

a place to try and get to that region. gunman have killed at least 37 civilians and a village attack in south west and share. the attack happened on monday in a town near the new jeremiah the border. this area has been repeatedly targeted by our groups this year and violence, and this whole region has killed thousands and displaced millions in recent years. still ahead on, i'll just euro for many people are trying to flee, i've got to stand up, not the case. a long part of its land border was passed on. first, despite widespread vaccine access to the us health care system, our buckling under the number of over 1900 patients. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello, good to see you. hot check, sunny check and high temperatures check. that's what we've got going on across the middle east. but we also have a shamal blowing down from a rock impacting q 8. and also the country of cats are on wednesday, but this is a dry wind. so that lowers your humidity. think the higher the humidity, the more saturated the

now the city center of catania has also been west head creek authorities of evacuated full villages in the south of the region as it battled the 2nd major wildfire. in 2 days, nearly a 100 firefighters have been deployed in expert se global warming. his worsening grease is wildfire season. the zealand prime minister heard made a full apology for raids on people who overstayed the visas maybe 50 years ago. ah, by the way, racially motivated because police basically targeted pacific islander deportation while ignoring people from other countries. it had a lasting impact on museums, pacific island communities. today, i stand on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal and unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the 19th stephen teeth that lead to be a being of the dawn rides from walton his way. me on any cool winter's night, unusual in the main city. a taste of more tropical pacific islands can easily be found. oakland is the world's largest polynesian city. with indigenous mouldy, joined by generations of m

the group attacked the village near tilbury, north of north west, rather of the capital nail. no official say it happened on friday night. it was the headlines i'll have another day for you here on al jazeera, after all, hale the algorithm a reason preventable disease. 52 children. the child didn't read me i i trust is fundamental to all our relationships, not just with our family and friends. we trust banks without money. we trust doctors without really personal information. but what happens to trust in a world driven by algorithms as more and more decisions are made for us by these complex pieces of code? the question that comes up is inevitable. can we trust algorithms from google searches to gps navigation algorithms are everywhere. we don't really think too much about them, but increasingly, governance corporations and various institutions are using them to make decisions about who gets public services, who gets denied, how people are monitored and policed. how insurance is charged. i want to start here in australia. we're an algorithm used by the government has resulted

people in the sher and wounded 5 others according to a local official group attacks, a village near to the very north west of the capital and the army. hundreds of people have been arrested in australia after anti lock time process term violence. it came on the same day. house authorities reported a record 900. you colona virus infections about up to date, still stay with us here on al jazeera. the bottom line is our next oh i i am steve clements and i have some questions. are crypto currencies like bitcoin and a theory? i'm just a passing trend or they here to stay. and what did they mean for you and me? let's get to the bottom line ah, in 2009, if someone told you to buy a digital currency that was where the few pennies, because it would be the wave of the future. you would've been right to laugh. but guess who's laughing now, these crypto currency is led by the most famous of them all. bitcoin had made many people millionaires. and some even billionaires going from value about $0.08 to more than $45000.00 now. so literally, if you bought just $2.00 worth back, then you held it for 10 years. maybe you'v

west. it's really just been absolutely destroyed. it's a chain of villages going along a road. and as you go kilometer off the kilometer, the flattened, the village, headman said 90 percent of the buildings in for all his town have been destroyed. so i asked him why has an aide reached regions like this in towns like this. you yourself say, have been completely destroyed. he did not want to answer that question. he just handed the mike onto his head of civil protection, who said that they are trying to get the different departments having problems and logistical security. and from there, they'll get them onto the more remote villages, but they are arriving. but actually the heb 9. when we went to that village said he did actually phone the prime minister personally. and the prime minister said, you need to wait. so that's the situation with one of the thing that i asked him was something that he and his government have wanted to talk about that much. it's been a big elephant in the room. and that's the fact the along the only road from pull to prints where we are the capital wo

cruise or also battling to new fires near the greek capital. several villages have been evacuated to the south east north north west of athens. hundreds of wildfires have devastated vast areas of land this month and what the government is called its worst ecological disaster. in decades. is eland, is going to look down after its 1st new code 19 infection, 6 months, while a trailer has put more police on the street to enforce it, weeks long, locked down them elsewhere. thailand continues to battle, increasing numbers of new cases in depth. and japan is extending it state of emergency. hydra reports now from bank of additional security forces are deployed across the street is biggest city sydney to enforce a covered 1900 lockdown in its 8th week. the city registered its largest one day increases infections on monday. officials are telling people to prepare for the surge to continue and in new zealand. the announcement that an area where the country's 1st cove at $900.00 case in 6 months with found faces a snap locked down for a week. we have made decisions on the basis that it has be said to start high and go down le

google is developing downtown west, taking over a chunk of san jose and facebook is creating will little village, a town and housing development in menlo park. so mark zuckerberg is trying to rehabilitate his image by becoming a landlord. so companies are owning whole towns. i mean, what year is it? i was beginning to suspect that we're living in another gilded age. let's see. i mean, we have record inequality monopolies and many workers don't have the right to unionize . the only real difference i can think of was at the turn of the century. take your kid to work day was every day. around 1900. there were about $3000.00 company towns or municipalities owned by one corporation, pullman town, illinois, a planned community for manufacturing room cars, was the most notorious, and came to an end. when workers were so unhappy with their live work situation that they went on strike for 2 months. and it ended in a pitched battle between the u. s. army and workers. this was not the workers utopia, george pullman imagined. ok, the ruling corporation of the company town control the school, the library, th

the me one of the main hotspots is the island of evy west fires of destroyed as many as 150 houses and force the evacuation of many villages, olive groves, livestock and power lines have been lost or the flames, which all considered to be the worst wildfires in greece, in many years, his report, my local journalist, firefighters aircraft, municipal crews and volunteers have been trying to contain the blaze that started on tuesday in forest land near the seaside. village of living out of yes, in the i don't know, very ne of athens authorities believes to be making some progress in the early hours of wednesday until a shift in winds. reignite of the fire and scots are in different directions. we are standing next to the village of skip est. wayne habitants are scared for their properties since the fire right behind us is a few meters away from their houses. the situation has become worse since airplanes and helicopters have not been flying in the area since they were re directed to another fire from like that of ancient olympia. the house of the only declaim, according to authorities, the lack of winds has held, but the extr

the central problems of vs or some of the west fires crews are also battling to new fire in the greek capital. several villages have been evacuated to the southeast and northwest of athens. hundreds of wealth devastated vast areas of land this month and what the government has called its worst ecological disaster. in decades, what a russia forest in siberia being destroyed already say a 163 wildfires burning in your area. smoke has covered the region and drifted as far as the north pole. loved and seal shortage is paralyzing. life and endangering, endangering patients is hospital. struggle to businesses have been forced to scale back or shut down completely. as a country goes through its worst economic crisis in modern history, then how to as more from parent there is bread only when there is fuel. a resource that is now scarce. lebanon's economic crisis is getting worse. the state barely provides electricity. many bakeries that can't afford the rising cost to power generators have had to close local, but they've been seeing them as there is no bread. few diesel electricity, no madison, but the official 2 are

also battling to new fires near the greek capital . several villages have been evacuated, northeast, and the site, the site, the east and north west of athens. hundreds of wildfires devastate advanced areas of land this month, and what the government has called its worst ecological disaster. in decades. fella had here on al jazeera, after 20 years of conflict, us veterans react with dismay. the taliban takes over and show 50 record finding, explains why he thinks the 2nd club week. even better of coming up in scores later this these are ah ah hello good to feel hot check, sunny check and high temperatures check. that's what we've got going on across the middle east, but we also have a shamal blowing down from a rock impacting q 8. and also the country of cats are on wednesday, but this is a dry wind so that lowers your humidity. think the higher the humidity, the more saturated the air is and the more uncomfortable it is for you. and i saw the humidity, 70 percent heat index, $51.00, but the winds will shift around on friday. that's an east wing coming off the golf star heat index will dial it up to $54.00. you know, around the ar

blaze broke out may pop tourists in the west of the country footage, showing burning trees and large plumes of smoke towering above the green woodland for villages and a tourist resorts have been evacuated and around a dozen homes of believe have been lost so far in the fire. at the moment 5 people have been hospitalized with breathing problems. and that's not it. 5, only italian all into sicily to tell you about to forcing the evacuation of dozens of people from the area mediterranean regions have been gripped by heat waves since friday. the temperature soaring above 40 degrees celsius olympics and russian athletes to continue that impressive metals. all of the tokyo games on saturday, the russians saber team won gold of victory over frogs so far that it's the 11th gold for the so called russian and limpid committee team, which no sits fixed in the table. however, you'd be hard pressed pretty much to find the many saluting their success the russian state and sport officials put the dark cloud over themselves and the process tragically pushed their athletes out in the storm. now these officials want to continue to lie, deny, and attack those wit

i am in one of the most popular villages in south—west france, 12,000 british people usually come heree there are about 200 and they probably live not far from here anyway. the situation is that i do not think many people will come on holiday here because you may remember last year, many people came over and then they had two days to come back or they would face a quarantine of two weeks so many are hesitant to come over. apart from those who have second homes here, there are many teach people with second homes here, there is no accommodation to be found. the dutch and the belgians had no problems coming here, the two things, the french, eight out of ten are staying at home and taking three weeks holiday in august. they have booked everything as well. even if you do, and you have no accommodation you would have a problem finding somewhere to stay. let's speak to the uk's shadow transport secretary, jim mcmahon. thank you forjoining us. labour's reaction to the announcement. we have reaction to the announcement. - have called for a simplified system and financial support for the aviatio

west coast is not the only place dealing with raging wildfires. countries around mediterranean are also running. in the face of a wall of fire villagersin algeria grab what they can to fight the flames. they struggle to protect their homes but the country's already paid a steep price. at least 65 people have died. across mediterranean a record breaking heat wave is fueling the wildfires. greece has been one of the hardest hit countries, even an international fleet of aircraft can't stop the flames. >> unfortunately we can't stop the fire but nobody was injured and that is what is most important for us. >> more than a dozen countries from around the world are helping fight the fires including the united states. >>> time for a check of our weather. we go to meteorologist mary lee. >>> hi allen. hi gianna. we are looking at the monsoonal moisture in the bay area. we caught a few sprinkles, a few showers this morning. high def doppler, you can see the bulk of the action offshore and to our northwest now. that's really again that monsoonal moisture we have been tracking. here is a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look nort

saturday. ablaze broke patrice in the west of the country footage, showing burning trees and large plume, thick smoke towering. 9 above the greek woodland for villages and a tourist resorts have been evacuated in a rather dozen homes of belief have been lost to the fire. 5 people have been hospitalized with breathing problems. greece has been gripped by a heat wave. no since friday, with temperatures soaring well above 40 degrees celsius. other news, russian athletes continuing their impressive metals, whole at the tokyo games on saturday, the russian se, but t one gold after the victory of france. so father, it's the 11th gold for the so called russian olympic committee team, which most it's face in the table, however, can be pretty hard pressed to find many saluting the success fairly, my colleagues, you know, neil and suskin, taylor talked about it. well, the olympics should be a huge celebration and the athletes all disciplines from all over the world coming together at one event showcasing the skills. unfortunately, for russian athletes competing out this, he has turkey games. that just hasn't been the case. the atmosphere has been so hostile,

saturday one, blaze broker and pa trust in the west of the country for showing burning trees a large plumes as thick smoke. towering above the great woodland for villages and a tourist resorts have been evacuated for safety and around a dozen homes are believed to have been lost to the 5. 5 have been hospitalized breathing problems. greece has been gripped by a heat wave. no since friday, with temperatures soaring well above 40 degrees celsius. rising. have there's been more drama at the tokyo olympics star, us gymnast simone bowels making lots of headlines, sensationally, pulling out of 2 more finals 1st. she withdrew from the gym, gnostics team event on tuesday, and afterwards from the all round competitions to quote focus on mental health that snow left to see whether or not that she'll be able to participate in the coming weeks finals. while some observers say the move is her greatest achievement, yet others claim she's let her teammates down when they needed her the most. i say put mental health 1st because if you don't then you're not going to enjoy your sport and you're not going to succeed as much as you want to. so it's okay. sometimes the eve

at play broke out and patrice in the west of the country footage, showing burning trees and large flumes of thick smoke. towering above the green woodland. for villages and a tourist resort. evacuated around a dozen homes believe to be the last of the 5. so far. 5 people have been hospitalized with breathing problems and fires to on the italian island of sicily. forcing the evacuation of dozens of people from the area mediterranean regions have been gripped by a waves since friday. the temperature is soaring above 40 degrees celsius. one drama to another is more drama, the tokyo olympics style us gymnast, and simone biles. as sensation, we pulled out of 2 more finals, so she withdrew from the gym, gnostics team event on tuesday, and afterwards from the all round competitions to quote, focus on mental health. it's now left to see whether or not she'll be able to participate in the coming weeks events. and while some observers say the move is her greatest achievement, yet others claims she's let her teammates down when they needed a most. i say put mental health 1st, because if you don't then you're not going to enjoy your sport and you're not going to

triggers mudslide warnings in the south and west and bangladesh has seen deforestation, and nearly double the global average will look at the impact of having on villages and animals. the father of sing brittany spears says he will give up control of money and life after a bitter legal pattern. mm. hello. the taliban has made its most significant gains yet in an offensive that is leaving, cobble, dangerously exposed. it's now been confirmed that 2 more provincial capitals have been captured. one of them can haul afghan, a star, 2nd biggest city and the all groups birthplace of the other is laska god, the capital of hellman province in the south. on the diplomatic front, a 3rd day of emergency talks in the hub between the afghan government and the taliban ended in deadlock. and as the taliban presses its advance, the u. s. and u. k. are dispatching more than 3 and a half 1000 troops to cobble to help with the evacuation of embassy staff and others. there are, let's be now to rub mcbride, who is live in cobble force, a rob, 1st of all, those developments on the battlefield. the taliban taking kandahar and laska go yeah, this is a real big blow for the go

nearby villages, you'll see and speak to villages who are just standing there. shell shocked, looking at the rubble of the old homes. similar story for the west in tech here in the budrum area and mom was area and also as well here. but later in greece, i've seen some devastating scenes in this kind of extreme climate event is precisely while the i p c. c is talking about when it says it, extreme weather is getting worse and worse if nothing is done about climate change . so let's look at the key points of what report says. first of all, the world is about a degree warmer today than it was in 185850. that's pre industrial time, says warmed one degrees since and within a generation the report says, we'll likely see the arctic sea free of ice for the 1st time. the greenhouse gas emissions of the past and those would like to reduce in the future will lead to and this is quite chilling, irreversible changes, especially to our oceans, ice sheets, and sea level rise. that extreme weather events like which i've been talking about had become more common. that means wet. a monsoons, long drought, strongest light claims, and yes, extreme heat events. a

west of the country. and you can see in the footed chair a large plume of 6 smoke towering above the local highway for villages and a tourist resort. have been evacuated in around a dozen homes are believed to have been lost to the fire. 5 people have reportedly been hospitalized with breathing problems. greece has been gripped with a heat waves since friday, with temperatures sewing. well about 40 degrees celsius. huge kick in the teeth. that is how an age as workers in england have slammed a proposed to 3 percent pay increase to reward medical staff of their efforts in battling coven, dozens of furious nurses and health care employees marched to downing street on friday to vent their anger. the for me, what was. 2 on the, on the the, the 3 percent pay rise comes after the government took flag over it's one percent proposal back in march. it was described by unions at the time as insulting and effectively a pay cut in real terms when factoring in inflation or isa lee has been looking at the contrast between how frontline workers have been rewarded compared to those closer to power. it's been a tough year for

west and more than eight in ten americans live in suburbs. phoenix surpassed philadelphia as the nation's fifth largest city, and in florida, the villages, the nation's largest retirement community, is now also the fastest growing metropolitan area. >> local leaders who choose to use the state to make decisions such as where to build roads and hospitals. >> reporter: federal reserve proof of the country's rapped diversifies its amplify calls for better minority representation in the halls of power. >> the whole point of doing a census is to make sure that we're able to ensure our democracy keeps up with the population by reflecting population changes. >> reporter: and the changes come amid ongoing racial tension. a new report counts more than 4,500 anti-hate incidents so far this year, and community of color pushing hardest for police reform and voting rights. >> garrett: ed o'keefe is here, glad to see that. walk us through the implications. >> reporter: look, today's figures are essentially the starting gun for a fierce political and legal fight now set to play out in dozens of states that will be redrawing congressional and legislative bo

about his upbringing in west africa, about the rites of passage, initiations, learning how to hunt, learning how to throw spears. he tells her about the young women in the village whom he sees and he likes. he sees one in particular, and he tells his parents, "you see such and so and so? when you see her, you be kind to her." so what they knew was that, okay, we have to begin to prepare initiation rites for marriage. it is during this time that just everything changes for kossola. this is when, as he puts it, in a predawn raid, the amazon warriors came into the village and slaughtered so many. he and some others survived that slaughter. as they did, they were chained together, tied together with others, and marched down to the capital, which is modern day benin. so as they are held there for a while, after about three days, as he says, they were taken to the barracoons. this is where the title of the book comes from. can you go to the next slide, please? so barracoon is a spanish word that has its roots in the -- these terms you see here. barraca and the portuguese word barrucio. it means hut or shed. it describes the kind of structure that he was placed in, al

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time i went back to the village, my family was from i had to realize that it wasn't even in poland anymore. at the end of the 2nd world war, it borders had shifted 300 kilometers west as if the entire country had been lifted up by the war and displaced. which is how i ended up in dollars. when russia land claimed by 7 different countries in the last 100 years, making it hard for anyone to find their ancestors at the border. my bags research by soldiers who asked me what i wanted to film. and i told them where we were from. but i didn't even know where that was the under the field, bella, ruth, of the ruins of hundreds of villages occupied by the soviet union at the beginning of the war. burnt down by the nazis in the middle of it, and then bulldozed by the soviets. when it was all over i was going directly past my grandmother had been born, but i wouldn't know that for another year. the a year later, i went back with an old polish map. it seemed to lay the world in my grandmother's memory onto the landscape. but half of the villages on it had been erased. and those that were left and bellow russian names, which is why instead of a place called the strategic, i was

west nearly a week after the earthquake killed more than 2000 people. so in the home it visited the hardest hit city of the k. a nearby villages this is the as yet little known center of haiti's disaster zone to i was from the city that captured attention following subsidies. earthquake things, a worse. we drove through 10 kilometers of countryside in which most of the houses were simply destroyed. we stopped when we saw this building in the village of florida. how's the community's hospital church and school for 50 for years on saturday, in a heartbeat it was gone on sunday fella. now we're trying to find to at least find a tent to help the kids back to school. so they don't miss the year. the for on district chief says 98 percent of the houses have went down to. judith was washing clothes just like when we met her, when her house collapsed behind her i saw the us moving and we started running. there were 2 people inside. fortunately they managed to get out. now she and her family of 9 a homeless just like most of the community here. some lives have been lost to romano and so been son was out in the fields with his dad when h

west of jerusalem on sunday. the fire and rescue commissioner said that the emergency effort had prevented entire communities from being burned. the residents of four villageshe fire is under control and they are trying to determine what caused the outbreak. the british government is asking police forces in england and wales to review the way they consider applications for firearms licences as a result of the shooting dead of five people in plymouth last thursday. new guidance will suggest that social media accounts should be checked when applications are assessed. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau has called an early election for september the 20th, arguing he needs a new mandate to ensure voters approve of his government's covid—19 recovery plan. polls suggest trudeau's liberals will win their third consecutive election, but may not regain a majority, leaving him reliant on other parties to govern. spain has registered a provisional national temperature record — 47.2 degrees celsius. the reading was taken at a meteorological station near cordoba on saturday and hasn't yet been verified. parts of southern europe have seen blistering temperatures in rec

village had been destroyed and thus he had been forced into enslavement in alabama. and so she did this and this is 1927 initially. she goes she gets his story about bonte west africa and how the amazons you know destroyed the city. can commit it all kinds of slaughter? and she sends that report back to carter g woodson. but she knew that there was more to the story. and so she came back and this time when she came back she came back under the patronage of charlotte osmond mason who was able to fund her research and the time that she spent with coleslaw with she conducted several interviews and filmed him and photographed and things of that nature and that took time that took money. but she had it because of the patronage with positive mason. so when she comes to see him, she says the first time she she met him was in july of 1927 when she comes back later in in the year in december and then again at the first the first few months of the year in 1928. then this is when she conducts a series of interviews with him and this is how she talks about it in. miracle it was summer when i went to talk with cujo. so his door was standing wide open. but i know he was s