you can only imagine somebody who served for 36 years in the united states senate, reveres the united states senate, still sees himself as someone, as a senator, and that is in fact to his detriment sometimes as president. but that's his identity. and so when those insurrectionists came in, and were destroying it, imagine how he felt. not only as somebody who was going to be sworn in as president of the united states, but it was like coming into his house, where he had been for decades. and so to add to kaitlan, it is so important that they do this, right there, at the scene of the crime. because this is the scene of the crime. >> and, jamie, you know, it is really startling is that so many of the republican leadership on that day and the days that followed immediately condemned trump but since then, they have gone silent. >> remember, kevin mccarthy, remember mitch mcconnell, remember lindsey graham, they all stood up and said exactly what had happened, and called out donald trump. and then 48 hours later, a few days later, everybody caved. and just went back, fell in line, kevin mcc

policies for years, a growing population and increased garbage imports from the united states almost guarantees. the problem is only becoming more complex. in the case of the low my, they, me here landfill questions over ties to organized crime, remain unanswered and justice, and the death of one activist remains elusive. but one thing is, for certain protests and demonstrations against the landfill itself, have not resumed maneuvered up a little al jazeera mexico city. ah, so again, the headlines on al jazeera u. k. prime minister has warned the countries health service will be under considerable pressure and coming weeks is on the current case, a surge elsewhere in europe. new restrictions are coming into effect in an effort to slow the spread. where we challenge has more from london on board johnson decision to take a more relaxed approach to restrictions. england is in a kind of system of measures called plan b 's which doesn't really amount to much more than wearing mosque on public transport and in shops and also working from home when you can. other parts of the u. k. have gon

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it's interesting that he is trying to get a united front across the u. s. one of the things he insists on doing is putting his 8500 troops on heightened standby. none of them will be going to ukraine. he says. but of course, if there were any need to allies like in poland or romania countries bordering ukraine, he'd be more than happy to send them there. if there was a need. the u. s. coast guard is searching for survivors off to report sort of boat capsized. the man was found clinging to a boat about 70 kilometers from fort pierce, in that in florida. it ought rescuers that 39 others were on the boat when it left the bahamas on saturday. night the coast guard says they're treating it as a suspected case of human smuggling. there has been international condemnation of the military queue and peculiar paso hundreds have been celebrating in the capital on tuesday in support of the army. soldiers say they took part because of the government's failure to contain attacks from armed groups. the international committee of the red cross, as it is deeply concerned ab

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it's one year since joe biden was sworn in as president of the united states against the backdrop of rioting on capitol hill from navigating the pandemic to the withdrawal from afghanistan. twill of back it is, policy wins and losses and examined the challenges that remain special coverage on al jazeera living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy, there is no where else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing, never knowing whether the next explosion will echo one step closer to the place they call home the distant barking of ducks, a witness documentary on al jazeera, more than half a 1000000 booster shots were administered in the u. k, in just one day, fall short of the 1000000 a day. the government's aiming for the race to reinforce immunity is gathering pace . if the extraordinary infectiousness of the on the con variant though, which is really worrying global scientists and health experts in the u. k. o micron cases are now doubling every 2 days. and with more than 200000 possibly infected e

that's after the rebels carried out, drawn a tax on the united arab emirates targeting in oil facility as well as the de by and eval jobby. a port us has condemned it as an act of terror while the un is calling on all parties to exercise a maximum restraint and prevent any further escalation. the secretary jones condemns today's attacks on abu dhabi international airport and the nearby industrial area which were poorly called several of civilian casualties. and have been claimed by the who t's attacks on civilian infrastructure and civilians are prohibited by international humanitarian law. the secretary general cause upon all parties to exercise maximum restraint and prevent any escalation against amidst height and tensions in the region. there are no military solutions to the conflict in yemen. at least 2 deaths have been confirmed in tongue as a tongue the following saturday. and i mean, the body of the 50 year old british woman living in the pacific on a nation was the 1st to be recovered astray, leon and new zealand. air force cruise have been sent to assess the damage security fo

the united states warns ukraine that an attack by russia may come as early as next month's days after overthrowing the president burkina faso. this new military leader promises a return to what he calls constitutional order when conditions are right.

they are prove that india's different communities can be united by love. this story is some by way in her words his, she is always told from the perspective of the great man, whether it's david livingston, all robot mccardie. my responsibility is to tell this well when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before. ordinary everyday life or is involved with it's the people i'm writing about patina, kappa, out of darkness. my zimbabwe on al jazeera. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that a scene united kingdom fail, it citizens, britain's true colors, part one on al jazeera. oh, the u. s. c. c, u. n security council intervention on the ukraine crisis. joe biden promises a decisive response if russia invades ukraine. russia says it's left with little r

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fight for their right to choose their life. patina prove that india's different communities can be united by law in south korea, military service is compulsory. ah, but some refused to take part one at one eigth meet those dodging the draft on al jazeera ah talk to, i'll just say, oh, are you a while to warm? yes, we listen. a zionist are making serious f rates in order to in t. m to south to 10 of those. here we meet with global use maintenance and talk about the stormy stung madam analogy. 50 years after a bloody sunday, northern island remembers one of his darkest moments and victims still search for arm since it was robin father. i still must les fuller, i wish i had a fowler after you all my upbringing ah, logan and peter w watching al jazeera life from dough are also coming up. boots us go to the polls in port.

the united arab emirates says it is intercepted, a missile fired by haughty rebels, and it's launched a strike in yemen in response attack. as the 3rd in recent weeks of a headlines, the u. s. urging north korea to join direct talks after it conducted its 7th missile test this month. north korean military fired a medium range missile on sunday talks with a us store back in 2019. we are open to having diplomatic discussions. we've offered this over and over to add to the do p r k, and they've not accepted it. but we're absolutely open to a diplomatic engagement without pre conditions. our goal is to, to, ah, in the ad threatening actions that the dpr k is taking against at their neighbors, portugal prime ministers, one 3rd consecutive term in office, antonio costa and the ruling socialist secured. a parliamentary victory, a majority, i should say, in sunday's snap election. and he's promising to govern for all portuguese, as he proposed to take on and economy struggling to bounce back from the pandemic. u. s. senators. so they are close to reaching a deal on sanctions against russia to

while the united nations estimates that water shortages could displace hundreds of millions of people as early as 2030, the karate water board says they a stepping up. they fight against the cities war to say, today we're going on a ride with top beach rather who heads the task force against water theft. i'll be m dot ala door. is talking about it about believe that by the, by your car or did it, it's gonna divide us out of it. but the one i've already out a little 40 years will be somebody was from fitting it. figure to give mama would again, i would download it in vermont romker. they give you an up and want to tell you what machine the 80 done, but it gets you, but i do manage it thoughtfully. but on the biology teacher i'm poorly at it. okay . but the obvious oh yes, i do not do it with. ha ha! i've did though. donal game johnson were the only ones i do that. i'm one of the young thought. did they give a buddy go potty get. i'm it not. yeah, it doesn't that young thought they able to think of the well as soon as we reached the location, the team spokes, the themes and the right bi

the united nations held meetings and cartoon to find a way to end the political deadlock that's paralyzed to don since and october military coup. but some groups like this through the nice professionals association are boycotting the u. n. le talks. there are demanding the removal of the military from power as a precondition to engage in any negotiation. you and envoy forced to don volker process hopes the consultations would help find the compromise. the us has reported 1100000 new corona virus cases in the past day. that is a global records. that number includes infections that were not reported over the weekend, but the 7 day average of new daily cases has tripled in the us in the last 2 weeks to more than 700000. in a 1st, for medical science doctors in the us have transplanted a pig hardens with ation to save his life. the heart which had undergone gene editing was used to reduce the risk of the patients body rejecting the oregon. those are the headlines one 0, one east is up next, but by talk to i'll just say, oh, are you? while the army is we listen, a zionist, are making serious e

and i thought with other unit as authority, struggle to deal with climate change, heat waves and broken infrastructure, millions of dollars worth of water is being stolen and sold to people who can pay a premium or going by the mafia you already. ah, we're not either one or one ace, meet the water thieves of karachi and reveals how climate change is leading popped on dry. ah, karachi pakistan's largest city with a population of 20000000 is brought to a standstill. ah, as if the heat waves strikes the southern port, see he in june 2015 with temperatures as high as 45 degrees celsius. unaware and unprepared, around 1500 people across karachi parish from dehydration and 8 struck ah, memories of 2015 continue to haunt karachi to die. but as doctor rossa from a buffy shockey hospital tells us, now people are better prepared of good, good luck. the 201-5216 is alanine in movie. good, good thing with muggle was making their nest program on your new that new with me, your new thing with all the hip. and if they it is to, to present the feel report come with, i won't allow marla, i hulu, and wil

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and it in fact these people were not founding the united states of america. that's they are our four beers. and i think we're right to claim them, but that wasn't what they thought they were doing. they thought they were when they were going somewhere to found a pure church and to live out their lives as christians. so that's that's part of the part of the answer. i think to the question one other thing i think is worth pointing out though. is that in the end the mayflower compact is a civil it's not a theocracy. and how does that happen? well, it's because of when they landed near provincetown one of the least puritan places on the planet right now, but in cape cod, that's where they landed and they knew that they were had anything north of the hudson river was outside the charter that had come from the king so they they're technically speaking they were outside of a legal authority. and some of the those aboard ship that were called the strangers who were the non non puritan non pilgrims elements. or at least not as fervent. is the core group was? we're say

in fact, these people were not founding united states of america. they are our forebears and we are right to claim that they thought they were going somewhere to sound a -- found a pure church and to live out their lives as christians. so, that is part of the answer, i think in the question. one other thing i think is worth pointing out is that in the end the mayflower compact is a civil union, not a theocracy. and how did that happen? it is because when they landed near provincetown, one of the least puritan places on the planet right now in cape cod, that is where they landed and i knew that anything north of the hudson river was outside the charter that they had obtained so technically speaking they were outside of a legal authority. and some of them, those that were aboard this ship they were called the strangers, manon puritan, non-pilgrim elements, or not as vibrant as the core group was was saying we will be free to go wherever we please once we land since there is no controlling legal authority. and that is how the compact came about. it was

every major newspaper in the united states, "the new york times," "the washington post", and even "the daily mail." >> the family releasing a statement saying they are devastated by the deaths. >> law enforcement put out a statement the next day that said, at this time, there is no danger to the public. >> i was really scratching my head, because generally when you say something like that, you have a good idea who did it. they must believe that the murdaugh's were targeted. >> one of the more common comments that i heard on the street was this must have something to do with that boat crash. >> the beaches never wanted anything like this to happen. they didn't. so we volunteered to give dna and statements so they could be excluded, which they were. >> we've heard that statement, that you finally got justice. this is not justice for us. these people were brutally murdered, and he did not deserve it. neither did his mama. >> do you have any idea who would have done this? did they have any enemies? >> i really don't know of any enemies. you hear all this talk on the, social media with rega

. >> meanwhile, lori rents a storage unit at self storage plus in idaho. >> about 13 hours before the shooting, alex uses his phone to search for brandon boudreaux's new rental address. >> on the day of the shooting, shortly after 7:00 a.m., the cops reveal that alex was parked outside of brandon's new address for nearly two hours, and authorities claim he is communicating via phone and text with both lori and chad. there's no mention in the report what they are discussing in those calls or texts. >> brandon returns home a little after 9:00 a.m. and he sees the jeep parked near his home. it does not have the trademark jeep spare tire hanging from the rear. he sees the back window of the jeep open up, and a gun is pointed at brandon and a shot is fired. the jeep then leaves. >> shortly after the attempted shooting, lori and chad are captured on surveillance camera moving a tire into a storage facility. >> the jeep heads towards utah. the investigation reveals alex and chad continue to communicate throughout the day by phone. and lori in rexburg allegedly searches the internet for "man

. >> this guy is a proud veteran of the united states marines. he was even born on the 4th of july. he's got two kids. he's worked as a mechanic. he's worked in a factory and had gotten a job at the local prison where he was liked so much he reached the level of lieutenant. >> james addie does have some history. he's been married four times. he has so many ex-wives that, apparently, some of his own family members say they can't keep track of everyone's names. >> i loved melanie. she was always nice, always kind, funny. it was just melanie. the type of women that jim liked were very nice, very kind. >> but now it's james and molly. >> and they really did seem to love each other. i mean, according to jim, it was a relationship unlike anything he'd had before. something that he said, the mutual respect between the two, that they could share anything with each other. it's something any of us would love to have in a relationship with another person. >> after seven years of having this relationship with james, well, she surprises her family. she suddenly announces, i'm engaged. >> and it

. >> the single fact of being published in the united states, it is a real treat for a mexican writer. >> what's the title of your book in spanish? >> in spanish [speaking in spanish] you think of vertigo is a matter of altitude, but there are some spaces that are gigantic enough to foster a kind of horizontal vertical. >> the title is absolutely perfect. it is an idea of an infinite expansion outward, with no end in sight. >> why was this the right title? i'm assuming that out of all the books published in last year, that were eligible for the prize, that you get this question the most. >> probably, yeah, my book is called [inaudible]. the idea of the title came to me when i was approached by smithsonian magazine to write an article about ann frank, and i was like i really don't want to write an article about ann frank. the opening essay in the book is people love dead jews, living jews not so much. the book sort of takes that idea and runs with it. >> the title of the book is [inaudible]. it is something that my father used to say to me when he would catch me doing something that wa

from japan to the united states. the next novel about japanese immigration to brazil, the japanese in latin america paid much more attention than being paid to japanese americans in the united states. karen's work implies this focus binds us in the united states, not only to much of the rest of the world, but to how we are impacting by global forces of war, migration and capitalism that we help instigate. tropic of orange on which countless chapters have been written, imagine los angeles as the site of an apostle elliptic funny moment caused by a gigantic orange moving from mexico to california and bringing with it. see how many threads karen weaves together. she is ambitious and it is one of the things that i most love and it meyer about her as a writer. she can move easily from a grand topic. a book of short pieces about japanese brilliant hundred brilliance. some say in sensibility, not a book of short pieces inspired by jane austen during japanese americans. her work as serious as it is about the damage we do to

. >> wertheim: they were detectives with a dutch police unit working with the nazis. an s.s. officer named silberbauer led the team. they demanded to be shown around the warehouse. >> broek: they end up in front of the bookcase, which is hiding the entrance to the annex. and it's important i think to realize that two of the policemen present had been seasoned detectives, well experienced. they had been searching this type of building in the inner city of amsterdam before. >> wertheim: they knew there was likely something behind that bookcase. the stunned inhabitants they found were marched out. on the floor behind them, anne's diary, which a quick-thinking office worker, loyal to the franks, preserved. of the eight taken away, otto frank was the only survivor. the others were among the 100,000 dutch jews, three quarters of the country's jewish population, to die at the hands of the nazis. in an interview with cbs in 1964, otto recounted what happened when his family was put on the cattle cars to auschwitz a month after their capture. >> otto frank: on september 4, 1944, the l

"where are your reserve units?" and if you don't get it from one prisoner, you might get it from the other. >> wertheim: 98-year-old victor brombert says theyrelied on their camp ritchie training to get people to open up. >> brombert: we improvised according to the situation, according to the kind of unit, according to the kind of person we were interrogating. but certainly what did not work was violence or threat of violence. never. what did work is complicity. >> wertheim: what-- what do you mean? >> brombert: by complicity i mean, "oh, we are together in this war. you on one side and we on this side. isn't it a miserable thing? aren't we all, sort of, tired of it?" >> wertheim: the shared experience? >> brombert: the shared experience, exactly. giving out some cigarettes also helps a lot. a friendly approach. trying to be human. >> wertheim: the ritchie boys connected with prisoners on subjects as varied as food and soccer rivalries, but they weren't above using deception on difficult targets. the ritchie boys di

that, you know, if-- if the culture of contempt wins-- things are just not going to end well for the united states. >> o'donnell: what's fueling the culture of contempt? >> isay: it's media. it's social media. i mean, there's a multi-multi- multi-billion dollar hate industrial complex, where people-- you know, can make money by making us hate and fear each other. it's a little bit of a david and goliath fight here. >> o'donnell: long before he started storycorps and "one small step," dave isay fought to tell stories of the forgotten by making radio documentaries in flophouses, coal mines, and public housing projects. >> isay: i need you guys from here on in to be, like, really on top of stuff. >> o'donnell: he first appeared on "60 minutes" nearly 25 years ago, in a story with lesley stahl about two teenagers from chicago who made their own documentary with his help. the pair won a peabody award, one of the highest honors in broadcasting. >> teenager: thank you. >> o'donnell: in 2003, he got the idea for storycorps. >> isay: everybody-- my family, everybody, thought it was absolutely insane

for a series of processes flight 93 became that unit of the national park system. often times the national parks it takes decades to have the research and ultimately congress and the president signed into law but remarkably in this case george w. bush played the 93 national memorial into law on september 24, 2002. just a little over a year which is unheard of flight 93 national memorial was born into a series of a tremendous partnership in many years parcels of land were purchased and finally for the ten year anniversary f of 2011 e plaza the world remains the sacred bound and it was created to dedicated in 2015 which is the learning center in the visitor center and finally the image behind me is a tower of voices dedicated in september 2018 that's almost ten stories, 93 for high tower containing 40 windchimes each of which way 2 - 3 hundred pounds driven by pennsylvania wind. being a national memorial similar to oak loma city and uss arizona and somebody with the national park service we stand a very proud along with jim and the pentagon memorial and amy and allis

another story i will share is the way the memorial units are organized. you have five children that were killed on flight 77. they work to little girls with their parents and the kids run a "national geographic" school trip with their teachers so those age lines are near the park so you walk up and you will see five memorial units with trees scattered around and then there's a big gap. it's interesting how people react to that gap because it picks up with someone where three kids were 10 and 11 years old in the 1990s and then someone who is working age so there were 22, 21 when they died and probably sometime in the 80s and that's been interesting to see how people react to the fact that these were children. then it picks up a working age adults and i don't think a lot of people recognize those were headquarters that were hit but you had five children but also died. >> you have laid out a couple of interesting threads to follow and one we will set aside for another day but there's a powerful connection between nature and natural environments and healing a

but each unit has a different directionality. so when i read the name at the end of this bench and it's over a pool of wart, i'll see pit brother's name, but i will also see the pentagon in the background. someone on the plane, the orientation is reversed. i will read the name and see the sky in the background. and another subtlety is each of the age lines are oriented according to the flight path of the plane into the building. so in subtle ways as you're walking through the park that has the benches, the flow of water, trees, you're oriented to where the plane came through the building. the pentagon was rebuilt in a year, but it's still important for family members to be able to see and visitors to be able to see where that plane came. so we had the design in 2002 it was the nonprofit created. to raise the money to build the pentagon memorial. we were dedicated september of 2008. i think it was the first of three 9/11 memorials dedicated in this country. and i remember talking about what the family members wanted. and we wanted

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