We will not show any pity against d. A. E. S. H. Reporter as the rest of the world rallies around the city. They can do it again, but we will never give up. Reporter hello in new york. Its 2 am in paris, a city in mourning. Filled today with both grief and anger. This is one of the most famous landmarks in paris. It is where mourners gathered in january after the attack on the officers of charlCharlie Hebdo. They are back. Retaliation will be by all necessary means. Here is what we know. At least 129 people are dead, killed at six different locations by three coordinated teams of attackers. Most of the victims were shot during a rock concert taking credit i. S. I. L. French president Francois Hollande today declaring the attacks an act of war. A state of emergency remains in effect with tighter controls at the border. We begin our coverage tonight with John Seigenthaler in paris. John it is usually a bustling city but tonight the streets are quiet. What are you seeing there . Reporter
The events of sunday, september 15th, 1963, and the young innocent lives that were lost that day transformed our nation. On that day we not only lost the lives of four little girls but we must not forget that two young boys, johnny robinson, 16 and virgil ware, 13, also killed in birmingham within hours of the church bombing. Today we know that the movement that transpired from those tragic events liberated not only a people but a nation, a nation gripped, gripped with hatred and apathy. With the recent Supreme Court decision on the Voting Rights act we know that progress is always under attack and that political gains are elusive. Old battles become new again and the struggle continues. We still have much work to do. Until we reach the day when justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream, we must not stop working towards freedom and equality. I hope this ceremony will help all of us recommit ourselves to the cause of justice and equality. We must combat all e
Please remain standing as the chaplain of the United States senate dr. Barry black gives the invocation. Let us pray. Sovereign god, your glory fills the skies. Triumph over the shades of night. Lord, thank you for this congressional Gold Medal Ceremony that commemorates the brief lives of four exemplary young women, casualties in the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church on september 15th, 1963. May their deaths on a day that they came to church to worship you remind us of the senseless and deranged nature of evil motivating us to remember that all that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. We praise you that their tragic deaths helped arouse the conscience of a nation, bring g ing deliverance and freedom to the oppressed. Inspire us, oh, god, to honor the memories of addy, denise, carol and cynthia by refusing to become weary in doing what is right, knowing that a productive harvest is as certain as the dawning of the springtime upon a cold, dead land
Aid trickles in to the thousands of starving people in besieged areas. Detainees released. 10 yemeni men held at Guantanamo Bay have been sent to imam, dropping the population to below 100 for the First Time Since it opened losing faith in nigeria. For how long have we been working on this . The loved ones of 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by boko haram say the new government needs to keep its promise to do more to find them. Good evening, im antonio mora, this is al jazeera Americas International newshour. Authorities are investigating the terror attack on thursday in jakarta, in what is friday morning in indonesias capital. Three suspects who may be linked to the attack have been arrested. Place say it began with a suicide explosion near a starbucks, in the heart of the city. More explosions followed. By the time it was over, seven were dead, including five attackers. I. S. I. L. Claimed responsibility. The u. S. Condemned the latest attack on civilians, but warned more would follow. Gene
Happily both of them are covered with the care they got at Emory University hospital grade of course there are now thousands of people in west africa who are infected. Theres no practical way to move them out at the space where they currently are so the big effort now has to be to provide care for them they are in the country and that would apply also to Health Care Providers many of whom sadly have also been infected and hundreds of them have died as a result of ebola. But the big push has to be to get things on the ground in liberia and sierra leone to make it possible to treat those who become infected and reduce the number of new infections. Host waldorf maryland job is watching as their independent caller. Good morning. Caller good morning. What are they using to treat the people that came back and they ran out and also the troops they are sending are they going to get the vaccine before they go . So the vaccine is not ready yet to be delivered to anybody. Right now its just a pha