in jamaica, outside of jamaica, that just wanted to see if not new, even though there's an intensification of the movement. because more people say no, we're not going to talk to you. the more we are insisting, yes, you must talk to us, and you must do what my colleagues have said. you are to do apologize, which has 3 dimensions. you accept responsibility, you commit to non repetition, and you commit to repair. and we're waiting on all of those naturally, i want to just hop in for a moment. if i can, because i want to agree 100 percent with my sister vermin. reparations is not new. in the united states, the concept did not drop from the sky with how to hockey coach article in the atlantic magazine, the case restoration. or even recently with nicole hannah jones in her 1619 project that we talked about reparations in the new york times. reparations of a longstanding issue of international law which the united states is actually participated then from the time of the end of the enslavement period. reparations were embed paid in the united states. they just weren't paying the black vote. they

there's some people think he was born in jamaica. there's some people think he was born in north carolina. there's some people think he was born in bristol england. there are different theories. i haven't seen the definitive. in detailing of his early life, so it's very hard to say much about him, but i have no doubt that a number of pirates were educated. i mean certainly as well educated is the average person of the day whether they were as educated as steve bonnet was for example an aristocrat. i doubt that that was quite common, but they were just like their fellow -- of the era people who went to see and were before the masked or weren't the officers and weren't the head guys. they often had very minimal education, but you have to remember back then. a lot of people didn't go to school at all. i mean they had very different kinds of careers. they were physical labor again if you can find more maybe it's out there. it would be wonderful if there was a great journal or something that nobody's found that gives us greater insights a

there are some people who think he was born in jamaica. there are some people who think he was born north carolina. there are some people who think he was born bristling land. there are different hearings. i haven't seen the definitive detailing of his early life. so it's very hard to say much about him. but i have no doubt that a number of pirates were educated. i mean certainly well educated as the average person of the day. whether they were as educated as stephen it was for example and aristocrat i doubt that that was quite common. but they were just like their pharaoh semen of the era. people who went to see and were before the master one of the officers or one of the head guys. they often had very minimal education. but we have to remember, back then, a lot of people didn't go to school at all. they had very different kinds of careers, they were physical laborers. again, if you can find more, maybe it's out there. it would be wonderful if there was a great journal or something that nobody is found. that gives us greater insight. i ha

i don't know what the queen can do for barbados, for jamaica, for even breton. what does the clean actually do? i mean, these roles are very symbolic, right? so in terms of what the british monarchy is actually doing to elevate the, the living conditions of people across the region and even in britain is, you know, up for debate. i don't think that there is a whole lot that is, is done apart from you know, having this thing that is nice. i have a queen, right. i see sure. you want to jump in. there. she was cheering, essentially a cheerleader. as you are speaking out of the loop, and i appreciate that energy shall i do on that. i do want to quickly ask you though, before i come to you because, you know, you used an interesting and i think a very critical word extract. you know, this extractive sort of history, if you will, extracting sugar of from forbidding other businesses from, you know, competing on the ground. obviously, the economic consequences of white supremacy of colonialism, of whatever you want to call it shola. how does that still factor into this d

everyone in panama calls it little jamaica because it's still creole. [speaks creole] i'm from bastimentos and i love my island. (sophie fouron) dayra, this is a very special island. where are we? (dayra powell) we are on the island of bastimentos, a very historic island, because it's the first island christopher columbus reached, so hungry and tired, and here he found lots of fruits, and that's why he chose the name abastecimiento de alimentos [...]. bastimentos means provisions. (dayra powell) the first populations on this island, they were black people from jamaica and honduras. they came through the construction of the canal. they came here and became residents. and this was an island where everything was in english. - really? - really. - bocas del toro, you see when you arrive that it's a mix... - exactly. - ...of so many cultures. - yes. - tell me about that. - well, on this island, we used to have german families. now we have families from england, china, and america, as more people began to arrive. people became to buy lands and began to build,

los ciudadanos de los paÍses mÁs beneficiados fueron mÉxico, jamaica y guatemala, de acuerdo con cifras oficiales del servicio de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn. si usted es un empresario y necesita empleados extranjeros o quiere venir a trabajar bajo esta visa, debe visitar la pÁgina web para solicitarla hasta el 30 de septiembre. la visa h2b se expide por un tiempo mÁximo de tres aÑos. luego el beneficiario debe salir de los estados unidos y permanecer por su paÍs en tres meses antes de solicitar una readmisiÓn bajo el mismo tipo de visa. leÓn: un reporte indica que las cuentas del censo de 2020 no cuadran. en varias partes el conteo fue insuficiente y en otros se contaron habitantes de mÁs. veamos las consecuencias. reportero: se admitieron errores, omisiones y discrepancias en el censo. en texas no se contÓ a medio millÓn de personas. los estados donde no se contÓ la poblaciÓn real son arkansas, florida, illinois, tennessee, texas. el gobierno destina miles de millones de dÓlares en educaciÓn o vivienda, dependiendo del nÚmero de personas en cada estado. >> serÁn menos fo

it's sunshine dish has the cuba for jamaica and also for his spaniard, although the showers may well just pair pop over the next couple of days. pushing into southern parts of cuba, grassy pushing back into hispaniola, wanted to shout coming into the eastern islands that they say we got some dry weather for parts of texas, oklahoma, arkansas, where to weather, as stormy weather now pulling away from the eastern seaboard with us slowly but surely, but more heavy rally, gathering across the plains. chatter airway official airline of the journey. ah, this is al jazeera ah blow on carry johnston. this is news our life from coming up the next 60 french president. manuel. micron is sworn in for a 2nd term as likely to be overshadowed by challenges at home and abroad. russia carries out in the south strikes and ukrainian port city of odessa as its military prepares for world war 2 picture day parade. after more.

but we have got this upper with a system which is making its way across sir cuba, jamaica seeing some heavy downpours possibility of some flooding central posit cuba could also see some flooding range that wet weather coming all the way down into were nicaragua and costa rica and panama more the same as we go on through sunday. pat, not quite as where sonco dish house a which will see the manners more in the way of sunshine than showers. plenty of sunshine coast across western parts of the us up towards the northwest. we have got some cloud and re coming threes to write disturbing wet and windy at times when she weather coming in the car, central parts of canada. then we got those lively storms still there, just around the lakes, which was eastern seaboard, making their way by the east. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello, i'm adrian should again, this is, these are live from doha coming up. israel's police chief orders an investigation of the actions of officers who attacked mourners. at the funeral of the al jazeera journalist, sharon of actually russian forces are

silver medallist keely hodgkinson won the 800 metres... she beat france's renelle lamote in second and jamaica's natoya goule in third. that's all from sportsday. i will be back with sportsday at 7:30pm, but now on bbc news it is time for click. no, this isn't some kind of sea monster. but an autonomous machine which aims, perhaps, to make working at sea that little bit safer. with an ever—growing demand for renewable and sustainable energy sources, the infrastructure that provides that energy is becoming increasingly critical. now, at present, those facilities are often maintained by human divers working in challenging and hazardous conditions. but here at heriot—watt university they're developing underwater robotic solutions to help take the strain. and they've come up with this — the orca autonomous drone. we've got our scanning sonar, a mechanical scanning sonar, that can see all of these structures and items around the vehicle at quite a long distance. we've got an acoustic modem. this means that when we don't use the tether, we can communicate with the robot using sounds underwater.

you obviously changed from great britain to represent l from great britain to represent jamaica, the back injamaica being gay is illegal. going forward, how do you feel you can have an impact on the situation? i do you feel you can have an impact on the situation?— on the situation? i think i have been so scared _ on the situation? i think i have been so scared to _ on the situation? i think i have been so scared to go _ on the situation? i think i have been so scared to go back- on the situation? i think i have been so scared to go back to i been so scared to go back to jamaica, i have not been able to go back because i feel scared for my safety, i am very open with my advocacy and i do want to help train change things out there. i want to change things out there. i want to change the laws. young people have connected with me injamaica and said there would've to be open like i am, they would love to come out to their parents the what it is not just an environment they feel they can, so hopefully by me, if i ever go back out there, if i can never just reach out to them and show the

members of the royal family touring jamaica were met with demands for the british government to apologize for its role in the slave trade. >> my family in england owned slaves here. and though we never set foot on the island, we profited from the sale of sugar. when slavery was abolished, we got compensation from the british government. the slaves got nothing. correspondent: it wasrotests for racial justice in the u.s. that made me want to come and understand how the past informs the present here. it was george floyd's death that prompted grenada to finally set up a national reparations commission on slavery. >> we had a profound stimulant -- the image of a white man kneeling on a black man's neck my crying out for breath. that brought home the injustices of racism. >> it would be an instrument of control. corresponden these were the instruments of torture used by plantation officials on slaveowning -- on slaves. we were showed how no one was spared. >> these are shackles. these would've been used on children. little hands ar expectede -- are to fit in here and they are bound like this. c

the diamond meeting final though behind the american — gabby thomas winning in 21.98 seconds — and jamaica's shericka jackson in second. asha—smith withdrew from the 200m race at the tokyo olympics last year with a hamstring injury. world champion noah lyles won the men's 200 metres with a personal best time of 19.72 seconds. the olympic champion andre de grasse finished fourth. and there was a shock in the women's aoom — double olympic champion shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas finished in a shock third place. dominican republic's marileidy paulino took the win with stephenie ann mcpherson in second. st helens have taken the outright lead in super league after a slow start at home to hull fc, the saints eventually found their ryhthm scoring four tries winning it 24—10 to go two points clear of wigan who lost last night. the legendary staying flat horse — stradivarius won his fourth yorkshire cup today. it was the veteran stallion's 18th top level win as he eeked out victory under jockey frankie dettori at york. stradivarius is in his final year in training and he'll now head to r

some very heavy rain, making its way across the greater antilles, with some big temples to cuba, jamaica and hispaniola. ah. the examining the impact of today's headlines yesterday, our electricity was talking to all this all alive. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion. if somebody comes to gone from europe, been never called an immigrant, the always known as an x path, international filmmakers in world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire. we live one people on this one planet and we've got to work the solutions together on al jazeera, ah thousands pay their respects to al jazeera reports. us sharina acclaim killed by israeli forces on wednesday. ah, i'm carriage osmond dough with extensive coverage on the shooting of sharing analysis of video and satellite images contradicts israel's version of sharina killing. the palestinian president says he'll seek justice taught the international criminal court as he rejects israel's offer of a joint investigation into the shooting. also ahead, russia says will be forced to retaliate as.

together with president biden, we will make jamaica -- you did it all to change the status quo by fours. it is totally unanswered -- unnecessary. for china, we have incurred to monitor closely. improving to learn rights. also, and taiwan, we managed to be unchanged and underscored. the importance of taiwan straight. what could have been the monster of president biden is sending his strong support. after this, president biden will be meeting us -- anytime when security i stated my determination. increase needed to defect is perfect. that match to japan dissent. and to make sure they send a determine who will remain unwavering. we concurred to keeping close touch including on the ministerial levels. in addition, communities -- to step lastly implement and -- world without new your web -- a world without nuclear weapons. and you participate and incorporate in this initiative. in order to expand and deepen, you must -- we agreed to hold the ministerial records. including the development of advanced -- and the incorporation regarding states. russia's aggression of ukraine damaging the situat

secondly, this flight to jamaica makes upjust1% of believe. secondly, this flight to jamaica makes up just 1% of the total enforced returns in the year ending september 2021, criminals who have no right to be in the uk are regularly removed to countries across the world and we will continue to do so to keep our citizens safe. safety is non—negotiable. however, mr speaker, many more criminals could have left the uk today. what we have seen over the uk today. what we have seen over the last 24 are is more last—minute plans facilitated by specialist immigration law firms, as well as representations from members of parliament to stop this flight from leaving. it is no surprise that they voted against our borders act, precisely because it seeks to address the merry—go—round of last—minute claims to speed up the removal of dangerous criminals. we saw the benches opposite fight tooth and nail to prevent that act from becoming law and votes have consequences. convicted criminals guilty of heinous crimes including manslaughter, rape, robbery,

and i was talking to the former prime minister of jamaica. and i told him just this afternoon. he called me to. the pj patterson he called me to wish me a happy birthday. and i said you remember. when you helped us put together the panama canal treaty. and he said yeah i said i said, you know, nobody knows anything about that. well the hang-up on the panama canal treaty was did al castro okay if you don't castro had supported the canal treaty the senate would have voted against it. but if he had attacked the canal treaty, the people of panama would have voted against it. so the whole success of the panama canal treaty. was to keep castro quiet and president carter came to me. he said andy. you've known a lot of these fellows. a good while haven't you? i said yeah. he said you think you can find two or three? that can get castro. just to stay out of this. and i said, you know, i really do i think we can. and i came back to him after a little while after touching base with. michael mann lived jamaica a lopez portillo of mexico i think order bayer of costa rica carlos andrus paris

would be met by protests over slavery, as the duke and duchess of cambridge were when they were in jamaica this march. caribbean governments want more from britain than expressions of sorrow over the slave trade. ..should never have happened. the british government, first of all, must apologise wholeheartedly. and notjust the british government, we cannot leave out the monarchy. the royal family played a critical role in sanctioning and participating in the slave trade and slavery. britain's government has never apologised for slavery. the foreign office told this programme that slavery was and still is abhorrent, expressing deep regret that the slave trade could ever have happened. grenada, meanwhile, is moving forward, taking steps towards reclaiming its past. streets named after english officials who owned slaves will be renamed for prominent grenadians. at the end of an eventful week, we sat with our guides, nicole phillip—dowe and dc campbell, to reflect on what we'd learned. this is grand anse beach, where it all began in 1609 when the british first tried to land and colonise grena

previously, amber heard had testified to hearing rumors of dept pushing kate moss down a flight of stairs in jamaica. well, today, kate moss squash those rumors saying that they were, in fact, not true and death actually helped her after she slipped and fell. we were leaving the and joining us the so i and they been rains as i i see it down i'm guys screened because i was that is it, you know what and i was in pain and he came running to help me me to my got me meant change. >> did mister de that push you in any way down the stairs? >> during >> the course of your relationship that he ever put you down any stairs. >> not push case for me. >> 3 main town and >> that closing arguments for the trial there. so expect it to happen this friday. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. appreciate you being with us tonight. keep it here, though. a lot more news to get to next on kron. 4 news at 6. catherine and noel are here with a look ahead. good evening. yeah, thank you. grant thank you, vicki. part of what's coming up at 6. >> another day bringing new information and the texas school shooting. but not a lot

she beat france's renelle lamote in second and jamaica's natoya goule in third. britain's 0lympic silver medallist keely hodgkinson got an impressive the last few groups are starting their third round at the us pga championship in oklahoma. amongst the early starters, it was a very disappointing day for tiger woods. he went into the water here on the sixth as he triple bogeyed the hole. there were seven other bogeys in his round as he finished on 12 over par. rory mcilroy has also just started his round, he's parred his first three holes and is now four shots off the lead. that's because the leader will zalatoris has bogeyed the first to share the lead with mito perreira on 8 under. britain's simon yates claimed his second stage win of this year's giro d'italia in stage 1a. this year's race was blown open with the thrilling stage, richard carapaz breaking away with 28km left. but yates caught him for his sixth giro stage win in turin. carapaz claimed the overall lead from juan pedro lopez. cameron norrie has won his fourth atp title in the space ofjust ten months

we go some showers over his spaniel le, that eastern side of cuba through jamaica, really in the stone and take you to get us some showers for you with the high 28 degrees top and bottom end of south america. we've got some rain falling here. pretty constant fee for that north coast to brazil and look at this pleasant weather across the river plate region. but a lot of rain for southern chile and arch in tina on saturday. ah. the long conflict said between india and pakistan, a pristine cap, 21, and what least the kashmiris, i miss lives on al jazeera ah l, just a national chapel. ah ah ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera? i'm emily angry. he is a reminder of our top stories. his salam, the un says it's scrambling to rescue more people trapped the besieged as of stolid steel plants. in mary, a poem. civilians who were evacuated on friday have arrived at a camp in the russian control. village of busy minay ukraine says it's he so russian warship in the black sea, which is burst into flames. if this strike on the mecca world frigates, east confirmed, it would be a 2nd major naval laws

mexico, some very heavy rain making its way across the greater antilles, with some big temples to cuba, jamaica, and hispaniola. ah, but again, culture dominates america's underworld, but has it permeated law enforcement itself? they want exactly what every gang member wants, a power and control. so lines investigates allegations of organized gangs within the los angeles cherished department taking the law into their own hands. a failure at every level from every art of los angeles county government shadow system. a lay secretive sheriff gangs on al jazeera. ah ah morgan, you're watching al jazeera has reminder of our top story this. our thousands of palestinians have been paying tribute to al jazeera jenda serene albert at a state service held in her honor in ramallah. sure, he was shot dead by his re forces me occupied westbank on wednesday. the body of the veteran journalist is now at a hospital morgue and occupy these jerusalem. a funeral will take place later on friday. and the washington post says, israel's army is investigating whether one of its soldiers shot jury and the palestinian pr

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many a woman has undergoing this shani assay to jamaica, one of them she's 14 years old, asked you to said she up there for the student to learn self defense as it. has anyone ever directed violence at you? yes. once i was once a backed by a man, he tried to, i had asked me, but i used my voice and shouted. so people came to help me. sawyer, the sick weapon to avoid violence. basically, just wanted to set boundaries for yourselves. i think, yell and run ah, that feeling if this woman departed, choose how to respond. when confronted by a violence, i am lena eagle, you before goes of mute in the gambia. don't like women and go play to mail. very well said, i also hope you learned something from the self defense class. because who knows, it may come in handy at our next stop. goma in the democratic republic of congo, go, my board is lowanda and the city is no stranger to conflicts. but it is also the home town of slam artist ban. come one to come on to is ready to show us at town whose residence have learned to live, where the constant threat of war as well as the threat of an active vol

too. much across the caribbean, we still have showers lurking around cuba hispaniola and also into jamaica. not too bad for the eastern island, so the water to showers over the next couple of days. ah, for over 15 years that converts the i'm conflict, the natural disasters in the political upheaval in the philippines. parents tell us they walked for hours with their children just to get to have those stories of orphan widows, rebels and soldiers bearing witness to not only their suffering, but also the hard won victories of ordinary people. as a filipino, as a woman, it is a rare privilege to tell the stories of my own people to a global audience. lou lou, welcome back you watching out. as a reminder, on top stories us our at least 3 people have been killed in a stabbing attack in the israeli city of a lot near television. and he say they suspect the attack has fled in a vehicle for others were wounded. 2 of them are in serious condition. ukraine says russia still attacking the besieged steel plum and not a pole, despite declaring a ceasefire to lead civilians leave. oscar denies it's brok

so some that the output is in jamaica monitoring closely because might be via the factors, the subsidizing, the situation in the county and on the stable shonda my contribute to the addition of the region on the other way around. because most of the central africa read both are currently in charleston, on the south and board in the main main, the same team for folks with the eastern border it might be the safe haven for sudanese media and michael said for a portable so they tried the key most of the west, the fact that i was also, well the time, you know, the not one thing, the stability, but of course, the effect at the g 30 days they did electron alternative be reasonable period of time is one of the key condition that there are many on leash on the ongoing in the, in the region, especially now with the and so the target one is not the only one but it can, the for the moment was one of them all. the one of the residents also put this on regional. so we will have to see if this continues to be dedicated. romaji, i know we touched on this earlier in the conversation, but the amnesty law th

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they can call them up jamaica. for now, at least ukrainian forces continue to fight on in the face of the russian onslaught . dw corresponded rebec readers is falling developments for us from the ukrainian capital keith. i asked her for an update on the frontline situation in see ever the next? well, just that michaela, as, as we know, yesterday, russian troops did manage to break through ukrainian defences. were trying to hold russians back from entering the city. we know that the city had been surrounded on 3 sides for some time. on the other side, there was a river and russia has yet to make it to that area. but they did break through the defense lines and taking the city. i mean a street by street, if you will. we're hearing reports around about half of the city now is under russian control, but it's really hard to give up to the minute update as to what's happening on the battlefield. as you can imagine ukrainian ukraine, you qu, ukraine rather, is trying to push them back. but they're just out gone. they're r

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you may well ask for the sacks big showers again for the bahamas for cuba, haiti, jamaica, and especially honduras down through costa rica, little less than that form in mexico. it's hot with occasional shells. no more that in south america, the seasonal rain is now a long way north producing flooding in some parts of columbia even may be southern venezuela. but the stormy weather lost the coast of your guys now going off shore. so for thursday's forecast, that'll breezy in rio, but largely a sunny picture. ah. in november 2020 stream service is carried out operation llc. so i opened my eyes and saw a machine gun pointed at my head. now, does your well goes to vietnam and grants to examine events and allegations of his lana phobia? this is a terrible mistake because it affected some said 2 young family, austria operation luck. so on al jazeera oh and you're watching or does it a reminder, what top stories this are you? i says it's confident finland and sweden will be accepted into nato. turkey's objective of joining accusing the nordic countries of what harboring what it calls terrorists.

too much across the caribbean, we still have showers lurking around cuba, hispaniola and also into jamaica. not too bad for the eastern islands, although one or 2 showers over the next couple of days. ah, how social a social media platforms, if many young uses the isolated, anxious and depressed only there is a grand national experiment that has taken place upon our kids. why a tech company is not sufficiently regulated. they don't want people to know what's happening on their platform, and when will society catch up? turn people in. i knew in high school that my suicide full lines investigates a toxic feed, social media and teen mental health. on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back. a good reminder about top stories here at this hour. ukraine says russia is still attacking the besieged, still plan to matthew polt, despite declaring a ceasefire to let civilians leave. moscow denies is broken. the agreement around $200.00 civilians are trapped inside. at least 25 people have been injured in russian shilling in the eastern ukrainian city of grammar tours, homes or school land infrastructure da

you may well ask for the sax big showers again for the bahamas for cuba, haiti, jamaica, and especially honduras, down through costa rica, little less in that form in mexico. it's hot with occasional shells. no more that in south america, the seasonal rain is not a long way north producing flooding in some parts of columbia even may be southern venezuela. but the stormy weather lost the coast of uruguay is now going off shore . so for thursday's forecasts that will breezy in rio, but largely a sunny picture. ah, african stories of resilience, and i get younger the right one and tradition and dedication to them. it was out a little more global buff. it was clinico jewelry, lynette short documentary sky african film, make it on the white 9 and the book make it africa direct on al jazeera lou . ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, this our, the u. s. as it's confident finland and sweden will be accepted into natal, turkey as opposed to their membership, accusing them of supporting the kurdish p k. k, who they describe as terrorists. rushes defense ministry has rel