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william barber of the naacp in north carolina just before he takes part in another act of mass civil disobedience. then, was your seafood caught by slaves? today, a shocking expose. men who were on boats are captive on an island as we found. the goal from the beginning was to find people who were actually captive slaves, to trace that fish back to the american dinner table, and most important, to name names. amico we will speak to two of the associated press reporters. today, the pulitzer prizes will be announced. will they win? all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. brazil s lower house of congress has voted to start impeachment proceedings against president dilma rousseff. 367 to 37 for was impeachment. jose guimaroes, the congressional leader of roussef s workers party, accused opposition lawmakers of waging a coup. the coup has won in the lower house, but the fight has not ended. n ....
over the past week on capitol hill in a series of unprecedented protests against the influence of big money and the curtailing of voting rights. we will speak to the reverend william barber of the naacp in north carolina just before he takes part in another act of mass civil disobedience. then, was your seafood caught by slaves? today, a shocking expose. men who were on boats are captive on an island as we found. the goal from the beginning was to find people who were actually captive slaves, to trace that fish back to the american dinner table, and most important, to name names. amico we will speak to two of the associated press reporters. today, the pulitzer prizes will be announced. will they win? all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. brazil s lower house of congress has voted to start impeachment proceedings against president dilma rousseff. 367 to 37 for was impeachment. jose guimar ....
over the past week on capitol hill in a series of unprecedented protests against the influence of big money and the curtailing of voting rights. we will speak to the reverend william barber of the naacp in north carolina just before he takes part in another act of mass civil disobedience. then, was your seafood caught by slaves? today, a shocking expose. men who were on boats are captive on an island as we found. the goal from the beginning was to find people who were actually captive slaves, to trace that fish back to the american dinner table, and most important, to name names. amico we will speak to two of the associated press reporters. today, the pulitzer prizes will be announced. will they win? all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. brazil s lower house of congress has voted to start impeachment proceedings against president dilma rousseff. 367 to 37 for was impeachment. jose guimar ....
people to leave their homes and tens of thousands have been killed as fighting continues across the country. we re heading to malakal, a town that s changed hands more than six times since fighting began in december 2013. despite millions in international aid - and government coffers once flush with oil money - almost no roads have been built in south sudan. most commercial airlines stopped flying when the war started - so we re traveling with soldiers on united nations flights. there s a lot of armed guards across this airport. it s a un base in malakal. there was an attack here a few months ago. several un workers were kidnapped. so now there s heavy security everywhere. even the un now seems to operate in fear of the government it helped build. we were told government forces pushed the opposition a few miles down river just days before we arrived, but things were still tense. this was a town of a hundred and fifty-thousand people. it now feels like a ghost town. we v ....
each other. it s a war with an ethnic dimension, its caused 2 million people to leave their homes and tens of thousands have been killed as fighting continues across the country. we re heading to malakal, a town that s changed hands more than six times since fighting began in december 2013. despite millions in international aid - and government coffers once flush with oil money - almost no roads have been built in south sudan. most commercial airlines stopped flying when the war started - so we re traveling with soldiers on united nations flights. there s a lot of armed guards across this airport. it s a un base in malakal. there was an attack here a few months ago. several un workers were kidnapped. so now there s heavy security everywhere. even the un now seems to operate in fear of the government it helped build. we were told government forces pushed the opposition a few miles down river just days before we arrived, but things were still tense. this was a town of a h ....