Also, the story you wont see at the movie. The bridge, bloody sunday. And the ghost of sell ma echoed in the struggle today. He did not die in vain . Vain. A trip to alabama and the long journey still ahead. Is it the end of the road for a holiday tradition. You couldnt have christmas without hats. 50 years of lights, working doors and honking horns. Will santa bring it back next year when. The list grows longer ferguson, Staten Island and milwaukee, where another community will not prosecute a Police Officer for his role in the death of a young black man. Another incident that could ignite more unrest and raise more questions about how to keep Law Enforcement from going too far. A new state law in wisconsin aimed to do that. America tonights christopher putzel found in its first major test, the family of a mentally iltest failed to give him justice. Christopher putzel introduced us toante hamiltons family. Indiana. I decided e didnt want them to be statistics. Ahead choice to bring them here, so they could get involved in the education and be involved in community sports. Reporter that dream of a new beginning ended april 30th. He has weighing here. Reporter that afternoon marias youngest son dante hamilton was sleeping in the park. Dante suffered schizophrenia and his family said he often slept outside. Dantre and the officer began to argue. The officer pulled out the ballon and started to strike him. Witnesses are saying that dantre never struck the officer. He was standing in the defensive manner. At that point the officer must have got frustrated and unloaded his weapon. Why would an officer shoot somebody 14 times . We feel like it was a hatred, emotion from maybe getting his baton taken. Now an investigation into that shooting has been completed. The District Attorney of charges. Violence occurred between officer mani and mr hamilton. b , during the course of the struggle officer mani deployed the baton. c , during the course of the further strughtle he disarmered the baton, and some of the witnesses saw officer many striked. The Hamilton Family hoped for a different result. Dantre was killed after a new state law was signed. Requiring that investigations be done under the new law. The new law was the culmination of a 10year mission for michael bell. His 21yearold son was shot and killed by police under disputed circumstances. What can you tell me about your son. 21yearold kid. Had flaws, promise. That picture he was bandaging his younger brothers knee. The younger brother was crying. I brought up the camera and snapped it. It was the last photo him. Reporter on the night of november 7th, gour. Michael was stopped by the police while driving a friends vehicle. Captured on the dashboard camera the situation escalated. In later statements the officer said theyll continue to violate their arrests in spite of being dazed hundred of times. Michael was bept over, holding the officer in a bear hug. The officer screamed hes got my gun. He stated in my mind by kp issued gun was taken away from me. An independent investigation raised a possibility. One supported by witnesses and forensic tests. A theory you had is that you thought the officer might have media. He knew something was tugging on his gun. How are you. Nice to meet you. Bells mother kim, an eyewitness to the shooting never showed the media what she saw until now. Mikes hands, you could see them. He had his jacket. He put the gun on my sons head. We were screaming for help. And it didnt go off right away. And then the gun went off, and i saw my son fall to the ground. I spell to the ground. I know. Reporter michael bell began to research how Police Shootings were vetted in wisconsin, and was disturbed by what he found. I didnt under at the time that the police collected the data, and they give that to the da. He made the decision on the data. In the 129 years to be 1885. We could not find a Police Department. An inquest jury or a fire anythings that said that any shooting was unjustified. He vowed to fight. If a Police Officer takes a life. Lets say the department itself. We have to fight back. He began to gather together a team. Families that had experienced violence at the hands of wisconsin police. They sort comfort and huddled together to plot reform. It remind me of ferguson. Im glad everyone is still fighting because i dont know how to fight. If i didnt have everywhere in this room. I dont have a lot of fight because i dont know how, without people. The group honed their message to a fine point. When police kill should they judge themselves. Nearly 10 years after bells son was killed. They established independent investigations, it was signed by the governor. The team was there. Mothers of other boys killed by Police Officer. Fell behind the governor as he signed the bill. How did you feel when the law was passed . I felt like i accomplished my mission. I did everything i was supposed to do. Thats what it felt like when i got the bill passed. Do you think happy . Yes. [ chants ] reporter but the decision not to prosecute the officer that shot dantre hamilton led many to believe the struggle the is far from over. In what is becoming a common site, the failure to indict a Police Officer in a protest. This is a fight that we are going to endure. Yes, sir. We are going to stay strong. Yes, sir. We are not going to waiver. We are not going to let it pass. We are not going to turn our backs no more. No compromise. Hamiltons mother is hoping for more than outrage. Her son was schizophrenic and police are not equipped to deal with the growing number of mentally ill on the streets, and approach. His name, his voice to be heard. We are going to dedicate our lives to changing it. Im not leaving any more. The Hamilton Family vowed to continue to protest the decision. Federal investigators are stepping in to take a look at the case, and the family hopes it will take a more objective approach to milwaukee authorities to see if the former officer violated civil rights laws when he killed dantr, hamilton. With Law Enforcement facing scrutiny, theres push back. The slaughter of two new york city patrol men in their squad car underscoring a growing concern for all officers. Will the time of travel turn anger and attacks against them. America tonights sara hoy is in brooklyn. I feel the same as my neighbourhood. I felt this way, all of us felt this way since they happened. They didnt just kill the officers, they killed a pile of us. After the cameras go home, we have to live here. As the memorial for two murdered new york city Police Officers grows in brooklyn, residents along with fellow Police Officers continue to pay respects in honour of the two new york city Police Officers shot and killed while sit engine their car saturday afternoon. You have to heal first. And if you are not going heal from the first and the second and the third and the fourth keep repeating what do you think people will do. They were angry. Someone did something about it. I cant say i was surprised. I saw this coming. Unfortunately it will not be the last. Lets sit down and get a dialogue and talk about this. Let the helling begin. New york city mayor bill de blasio called for an end to the protest until after the funerals for the slain officers. New York City Council asked its members not to speak to the press, including brooklyn councilman who needed to cancel his interview with. Lets accompany the families on the difficult journey, lets see them through the funerals, then debate can begin again. Officers rafael ramos, and wenjian liu, were gunned down, assassinated in the words of police, as they sat this their patrol car. One, the father of two children, including a 13yearold the the other newly married. The liu family would like to express gratitude to the Police Department and our neighbours, the new york city community. Friends and coe workers for the help and support provided. Their deaths come amid waves of protests and frustration towards police nationwide after grand juries in new york and missouri declined to indict white officers social for the deaths of two unarmed black men. Frustration that is also turning to tension from police towards new york citys mayor. Officers turned their backs on bill de blasio when he visited the hospital where the officers died. Pat lynch, head of a Police Union Says the attack could be blamed on violence, during the recent protests against police, and mayor bill de blasio, who criticized the eric garner decision and police tack sticks. That blood on the hands starts on the steps of city hall. In the office of the mayor. Lets not repeat the mistakes of the past and use this individual to profile communities. We cannot allow the tragic moment to destroy us. We have to somehow find a way to turn it around and use it as an opportunity to heal, to bring everyone together. Eric garners daughter was memorial. I have family thats n. Y. P. D. I grew up around family reunions. The family i feel like this is a Mental Health crisis. It didnt have anything to do with race or anything. It was a Mental Health crisis. He didnt have the proper way to express his anger. Despite the call to end demonstrations, erics other daughter is scheduled to attend a rally on the steps of the sproourt in Staten Island where the organizers are specific, saying agitators and voiment protesters are not welcome. In a moment, we view conflict and the police through a grim time in our nation s past. He hit me in the back of my neck. And it hurts. Then the second hit felled me. And i fell to the ground. Remembering summer and reminding ourselves of clashes that shattered a nation and gave rise to real change. Ahead in the programme we travel other footsteps history. Theres not a single place where you look into the eyes of the pilgrims and say you are walking in the footsteps of christ. Its only the first opportunity. In this holiday season, correspondent Nick Schifrin at the sea of gala lee and in a place where faith is united. This is the image of a turning point, the long simmering anger of plaque communities seeking fairness and justice, in echo of an angry time in our nations history. Weeks ahead of the key anniversary the parallels of that time and this are impossible to ignore. Those who challenge the system, justice, and the power of ordinary people to move a nation and change the law to do extraordinary things. [ singing ] you can never remember sell ma and forget the bridge. Ma and forget the bridge. Here where the Jefferson Davidson highway leaves down and heads north, is where the first sustains to the last long first steps to the last long [ sings ] and here a local woman, barely known outside of her home town became the image of bloody sunday, southeasterned the world. N [ sings ] [ singing ] today Amelia Boyton is 103, but recalls the terror of that day. As officers tried to stop the marchers demanding vote. Beating them with sticks, with clubs, anything they had. They began to beat the people, and they did everything they could to get the people to run back while they were beating them. On the bridge over the river. Amelia was one of hundreds to face the forces of a renegade sheriff. Finally he hit me in the back of my income, the back of my shoulder, and it hurt, but i i didnt know what to do. I had no idea what i should do. And then the second hit felled me and i fell to the ground. That i was unconscious. Even then the torture didnt end. An officer pumped tear gas into here eyes and mouth. Then somebody came and said to the state trooper that somebody dead over there. And he said somebodys dead. If anybodys dead, we are going to let the buzzards eat them. Amelia doesnt die. This is the emergency log at the hospital. Among the 17 injured, amelia tear gassed. Her image on front pages across the country, along with the others beaten that day, inspired another movement. Reporter you are a minister from the north, a white guy. You had no stake in this, why did you come. I knew that things were wrong. I saw the broadcast of bloody sunday. Call. Ahead. Martin luther king asked the nations ministers black and white to join him for a march to montgomery. It wasnt just a show of yooupty, king knew that white ministers would keep the attention focussed on selma, and put more pressure on president johnson. No one could have predicted what came next. You are act to stop. Stand where you are. Reporter is it hard for you to be here now . Ive gotten used to it. Ive been back here a number of times. I have gotten used to it. There still is within the that old terror. Nearly 50 years after bloody sunday, we walked with clark olson on the clock that changed his life. This is walkers cafe. Reporter olson joined two other white ministers for a quick meal. The place was jampacked. I guess they ran out of everything but chicken Fried Chicken by the time we got there. Moments after the freo left the cafe trio left the cafe, they were surrounded by white agitators. Do you know what this is . Yes, i do. They called out hey, you, knickers. We whispered to each other, just keep walking, just keep walking. A scuffle, panic and a crack as something slammed into reeds skull. Head. Olson was at his side, as reed faded. I held his hand, jims hand, and he squeezed my hand tighter and tighter and tighter. As the pain worsened in him. And then his hand relaxed and he went unconscious. Two days later, jim reed was dead. At the church, protests turned to prayer, and the fire at that time spread across the nation. Thousands gathered in boston, chicago, new york, San Francisco and so on. Thousands gathered to keep vigil. When he died again, thousands gathered. A moment repeated today hands [ chanting ] reporter and now, as then, the president spoke for justice. I speak tonight for the dignity of man. President johnson spoke saying there were times in man adds unending quest for justice. History and faith meet to shape a turning point in mans unending search for freedom. Such was in lexing tonne, and concurred. And there long suffering men and women peacefully protested the denial of their rights as americans. Many were brutally assaulted. Killed. That was jim reed. 70 million americans tuned in to see johnson. Urged congress to pass a Voting Rights acknowledgement dr kink didnt attend. He was at me, giving reeds eulogy. Justice followed a slow path for the Bright Future that was spoken of here. The marchers made their way to montreal. Johnson was able to force through the Voting Rights act. Amelia saw her Community Voted by black leaders, and in time a pastor was hermed on the corner where he became a martyr. Remembered. Not heroic. Not heroic. Didnt intend to me. Not a hero, just an every man that might have lived and died a quiet life. Had it not been for tragic coincidences leading to a Street Corner in selma 50 years ago. Instead cks jim reed became a reminder that the sacrifices of a few people can change history for all of us. Jim reed did not die in vape. No, he didnt. Even when you hear further. No. I dont feel that this is all in vain. I feel it was a step history. For me to have been there is a great thing in my life. But i know thats not the end of the story. In selma we fount a community trying to reconcile its past with racial justice. The city is preparing for the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday this coming march. A movie about the days, selma opens this week in theatres across the nation. When we return. Another community in crisis. Toxins in their water. North carolina neighbours, and the fears they turned up with their own investigations. Later in the hour, is it the end tradition. Theres nothing i enjoyed more than being in a dark room with the headlights on and driving the truck around. Furniture on the floor, because it was real. It was a real toy that looked and behaved like a real truck. The lights and sounds of the truck. And why a christmas favourite is gearing up for a big change. We were talking to a young lady saying she just wanted her voice to get out there. By the thousands, theyre sending their government a message. Ahead of em is a humanitarian crisis where tens of thousands of people are without food, water, shelter. A special one hour look at global attacks on free press. Monday 9 00 eastern. On Al Jazeera America. Is now a snapshot of stories making headlines on america tonight. Coming soon to a theatre near you. Sony says the interview will premiere on christmas after all. In some theatres, the studio cancelled the release after receiving threats from hackers. Major Airport Security breach at the height of the travel season of former Delta Airlines charged with snuggling gun, some loaded from a car oion bag. The gun run went on for years. A baggage handler is accused of sneaking a firearms in and handing them off a ban on gay men, allowing them to donate a year after their last sexual contact. A new plan replaces a policy when the aids epidemic was spreading. The age si recommended the updated policy in 2016. Is it a grab down. The e. P. A. Sought out a ruling on coal ash, the byproduct. Power plan executives say the new rules hit too hard leaving too many questions about the guidelines ahead. Environmental activists say they do not go far enough. At the North Carolina river where a spill raised the nations concerns, we found a community with forwards for its future. Reporter this gushing water is tox irk. What you see triggered outrage, lawsuits and questions of corruption. 39,000 tonnes of coal ash. Arsenic, chromium, led in a lot of cases. Deadly chemicals seeping into North Carolinas water supply, remnants of decades of coalpowered forge for homes, cascading from a pipe in the danube river. This cannot fail. We take this seriously. We feel we failed with dan river. It was a break that should not have happened. Duke energy, the Largest Utility Company in the u. S. Is underfederal investigation as a criminal grand jury is conducting a look into the activities and the regulatory agencies. The senior a journey at the law center say thats the dan river site was the smallest coal an expects. The dan river spill is yet to be resolved. Duke spill 39,000 times of pearl ash into the river. And they remove 3,000 times and admitted they couldnt clean up the river any further. Miles away from the dan river spill, a shattered camp overlooks the basin. As toxic ponds rot into the groundwater. Close to homes, surrounded by government gates, in is dukeville by the locals. Its tested for tox ims by environmentists, residents and river keepers. You guys are not drinking your water. So you have jugs of water that you have to drive to get to. Yes, we do. How about bathing your kids. We dont bathe the kids in the water. The ped electrician feels like its not in the best interests of the chin t now. So you have to pour it in the bath tub. Yes, or do a little shower. They built this home 400 feet from the coal ash pond and had little concerns for safety. Since the dan river spill, sherry and others have worries. Reporter you have a coal ash pond behind you with toxins in it. What are you concerns . My children. Thats the number one concern. Just my children. What is this going to do to them. How will it affect them. We didnt know for so long what will come of this. Reporter just down a country road live joanne and ron, who never realised there was so many toxins in coal ash until a community meeting. You and your husband created a map, showing 72 people in your area that had some sort of deadly disease. Right. Reporter here are the coal ash ponds. Across the street cancer. Over there, cancer. Three brain tumours. Brain timure. Brain tumor. Across over the street had another brain tumor. We have heard questions and concerns from residents near the plant who hear so much hype about coal ash, and we take seriously their concerns. We are not finding any evidence that goal ash has impacted groundwater near our facilities that has not been addressed. The company has been proactive. I do not call it hype. I call it serious. Theres a lot of people near that had cancer and died. A lot of brain tumours. Duke energy says they have offered to come out and conduct joint sampling of the water to put residents at ease. Version. Duke power came down here. They are part of it while there. They wept downstream from where this was coming in and tested. I said everywhere else has been testing where the water is coming in. Well get that later. They never did. Their tests were different from hours. I got to ask you, how are the test results so different between the river keepers and lipping. I think that its really about a collection message. One of things we are finding is the groups are taking turbid samples. According to duke, that allows the metals to read at coal ash. Yakkon river keeper will scott says they are following federal guidelines. Whose guidelines are everyone supposed to be abiding. We dont think it makes sense, someone is taking a short cut. Is it you or duke. We are doing what the e. P. A. Recommends, what duke is doing. Duke energy is the most Influential Company in North Carolina, it spends millions on political contributions and some say have a close relationship with state regulators. Are they good neighbours, is the Company Slogan once said. Part of what we want is for the management of duke to fully under the dangers that their companys practices are foisting on the people of the state and our river, and we think they are beginning to realise. One of dukes alumni worked 29 years at the energy giant. He cut the budget and workers. Duke says they will have all 32 coal ash ponds in the state cleaned up by 2029. That comes at a cost between 2 billion and 8 billion. For residents, daily lives are a struggle as many will not use the water supply and worry about their future next communities reunited. In the season of faith, history differences. This community is one community. They are not divided into different communities. Actually, its not divided into jewish people. What does it tell us, 20 centuries later, that we have so much in commonly. Nick schifrin at the sea of gala lee in the place where worship king county is going both directions with a low income fare of 1. 50 and at the same time, fares will go up for richer riders to a high of 3. 25 at peak hours. Sort of a classically goodhearted seattle move to say you folks need to ride the bus. Ride it for 1. 50. Is this in its own way redistribution . Its not just about altruism though, you know . Its about economic development. We need to make sure workers can get to work. Its about economic opportunity. In a Transit System that has had 5 fare hikes in 5 years, price is a sensitive point. San francisco is the only other major metropolitan area with a similar two teired system, with 20,000 people buying half price fare cards. In king county it could cost 7 to 9 Million Dollars in lost fare revenue every year, plus a few million more for administrative start up costs. Were eliminating routes, were cutting back service in some areas, theres pressure on the system in terms of money and were saying okay, were gonna make things cheaper. So it seems almost counter intuitive. Yeah, well not everyone has the money to afford the kinds of fares weve arrived at in king county. We need em, we need em to bring in the revenue to keep the busses on the road. There was no vote on this, the policy came out of a county council comity. The new fares, higher and lower, start in march. In the season of peace on earth we pause for a reminder. And a forgotten unity, that now uncovered could provide an important modern lesson in a place sacred to many of the faithful, even those of different faiths. Nick schifrin visited the little spot on the sea of galali where worship began. At christmas time in the holy land, if you gave him the right place, you may find jesuss footsteps below the surface. When they stuck here they plan to unearth a hotel site. They unearth what would be the first church. It was like i can be hart of something. Of history. Volunteers that come from all over the world to work here, bible country, where jesus was said to have inspired first followers and heal the sick or he may have walked on the water or the shores of gala lee. They discovered where jesus might have first breached. Jesus comes to this place. His community is one community, they are not divided into different communities. Its not divided through the jewish people. What does it tell us, 20 seconds common. For years the father didnt know the sites significance. We are working on a street. At first they were happy to discover a marketplace. They were shocked to discover jewish ritual bath. The best history. This is the best level. You can see the steps here. Its really beautiful. Then a few feet away, a few inches below the soil they found this design. Its a pattern that has a significance of eternal life. And the motorcycleaics. The effect of having a mosaic was unheard of until this discovery. Then the benches for the faithful. You could imagine him in the center of this interstep, over here by the pillar. Why not . And then, this was here for 2,000 years, no one knew about it. I think this was the first time they found it in the country, here. This is contemporary to pompeii. They realised this was one of the oldest synagogues. On one stone the oldest menora. Another had groves for atora. And the side for the stone. Hes opening up the scroll and rolling out the spools here. So then. It fits in. Its held in place. That rabbi that father kelly is talking about . Theres a group of people following the rabbi. This is the beginning. The beginning where every road and step is historic. Jesus come here, made the people real in the sip going in the markets. Palestinian archeologists may be muslim, but feels jesuss presents as much as anyone. No one imagined that wed have a clear, clear city from the first century. What he touch. And the copies he used. They revealed when the synagogue was built. I think altogether the coin and they put it together. I see that history. Israel and the Catholic Church hopes to make it a pilgrimage site. Its understandable they are enthusiastic. Dont just take it from them. Until now, nothing compares from here. Italy and istanbul this is the most impressive site anywhere. Theres not a single place where you can look into the eyes of the pilgrims and say you are walking in the footsteps of christ. Its the first and only alive. Copies will fill a museum, and the church is hoping to attract tourist. The 1yearold may have no idea what hes looking at. His 29yearold mother hopes the site feels him with faith as it does for her. In the west, is the bible real, its deniable. Anyone questioning the word of good should come here, and you cant go home an atheist. The site is not just about jez us, some say its where Mary Magdalen was born. Jesus makes her an apostle. Reporter she was not the only woman supporting jesus. In a newly built spiritual center, its a mace for women. Here, in this column theres jossana and the wife, the mother of the sons of zebede. And a column that doesnt have any name, for all the women who have been pillars in the transition of the faith. And next door in the background in the yet to be used chapel. As it was for the christians, the faithful will pray on the sea shore. The preacher is in jesuss shoes, and hes providing the leadership. And this is a call for the preacher to be deeply personally identified with jesus. Earlier pope francis blessed him. Out. The vatican was shunned. Nowadays culture pits us against each other. Classize, racist, faith. Its a call for open arms, to more religions. The city is jewish. Together, we make the future. In a time of so much conflict and division, we need it today. We need it to encourage us to look for the greater commonality that we share and that which divides us. A place where different faiths were united as the faithful, in this temple, this church. Church officials believe thousands lived in magdala. Meaning its likely a bigger synagogue buried somewhere at the site. Ahead in the final segment. Another story in the spirit of the season. Different, a timetested holiday tradition. 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There was nothing that really i enjoyed more fheeng in a dark moon with the headlights on and driving the furniture around the floor, because it was real. It was a real toy that looked and behaved like a real truck. A real truck. One you could only get at the gas station. They would always sell out before santa arrived. Back in the day before gift cards and down loads. The thrill of the Christmas Morning and the discovery of blinking lights and working horn. In recent years maybe something more fantastic, like a Space Shuttle, or a shet. For 50 years every year, and original incredible vehicle under the tree. Thats where the collection started for me. Even a collector like frank has not been able to put together a complete set. So you have about 40. Thats correct. And have you a little boy. I do. And how many does he have . 10 or 12. What you are saying is you, the dad, have more toy trucks. Absolutely. Than your little boy. That is correct. He looks at them. He knows they are dads toys and cant play with them. Dad has toys, he has toys. Absolutely. A lot of daddies have toys. The trucks were the brain child of a man who appeared on every one. Leon hesz, a selfmade mogul and a longsuffering new york jet. He brought his passions together requiring that each toy be tough enough to withstand the stop of a linebacker. Sturdy enough for a 5yearold and created in the spirit of santas workshop. Fans who gained the possibilities on the Facebook Page can only guess at what each years model will be. You are kind of obsessed. To a degree, yes. As im leaving to go to work. As i passed through and ill just stop. Ill look at them, make minor adjustments, i feel my Blood Pressure going down, it relaxes me and ill go to the rat race. This season marks a sharp turn for the truck. Its a big year because its the 50th anniversary and the last year that hess will be selling their toy trucks. Earlier this year the company sold off gas stations, but in a nod to correctors, theyll continue to sell the trucks, though only orn line. Next year frank plans to set his alarm to wake up five minutes before the sale starts, to be among the first. I like this the best. He admits that its a hard way to hang on to tradition. They realise what the collector feels about them, and keeping it going. Its still a heart break. Its tough, its hard. If you have a little boy you will buy him an hess truck, if you dont, an aunt or uncle will. Its christmas, thats what you do if you are shopping, bad news. Both of this years models, the tanker truck and Space Shuttle have sold out. You may find them on ebay. Theres next year at least online. Thats america tonight. This weekend the sound of music. Well profile the fiddler twins, a ukulele king and a promising talent with the broadway blues. Hitting the high notes, a Music Special this sunday. If you would like to comment on any stories, you can log on to the website aljazeera. Com americatonight and join the conversation on twitter or facebook. Join us next time for more of america tonight. Saturday on tech know. A brutal killing. A thorough investigation. Were pushing the envelope. But this is no ordinary c. S. I. What went on right before that animal died . Hunting the hunter. Were gonna take down the bad guys. Solving the crime. We can save species. Tech knows team of experts show you how the miracles of science. This is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future . Can affect and surprise us. Dont try this at home. Tech know, where Technology Meets humanity. Saturday at 7 30 eastern. Only on Al Jazeera America. Small, medium, large. Cluster oysters and white tablecloth half shell oysters. For nearly a century, oysters have been harvested here in drakes estero. Seven years ago kevin lunny bought the floundering farm here and turned it into a 1. 5 Million Dollar annual business, but some environmentalists say he has outstayed his welcome and it is time for the farm to stop production. But it is fundamentally incompatible with a National Park wilderness area to have a commercial, private oyster operation. It just doesnt fit. Lunny insists he is a responsible steward of the land and exemplifies sustainability. Lunny says if the Lower Court Ruling against him stands, the community may gain a quiet estuary, but some of their cultural history will be lost. Announcer this is al jazeera. Hello, welcome to the newshour. Im Elizabeth Puranam in doha. Coming up in the next 60 minutes an 18yearold black man, shot and killed by lis at a St Louis Police at a St Louis Police station. Petrol station and taking back for territory from i. S. I. L. Stopping the illegal weapons trade