joshua: let's see if that pops up. joshua: pepper's ghost is an old-timey stage effect. it's a practical magic technique of reflecting something onto a piece of clear plastic or glass. and i made a fish in the aquarium with like a monitor and a piece of plexiglass. joe: inside his fish bowl of an apartment, a ghostly glowing goldfish began to swim. joshua: so it really did look like a little goldfish floating in the aquarium. joe: he tried other images. joshua: here's a little statue. it's like a floating thing that isn't there. it's a reflection illusion. we got a chinchilla trophy. joe: and then ellingson did what most artists don't. the more he learned, the more he shared. joshua: maybe you want to put a pepper's ghost in a chemistry flask. joe: each experiment went straight from his apartment onto social media. joshua: okay, it ended up working out all right with that flat bottom area. joshua: it's called pepper's ghost because it was used in a stage act in the 1800s and-- joshua: i like showing how it's done. it's just kind of part of the-- it's part of the art for

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joshua have been unfounded.an listen to the new season of "world of secrets" wherever you get your becomes podcasts. brazil is celebrating democracy in the capital city of brasilia, one year on from the january 8 riots that shook the nation. last year following unsubstantiatedded claims of voter fraud, thousands attacked the presidential palace and the supreme court. they called a coup and demanded the military overthrow the left wing president days after he took off. more than 2,000 people were arrested. then president is now under investigation by the country's supreme court for allegedly masterminding the riots, something he denies. our correspondent joins us from sao paulo. how is this anniversary being marked by the president and by people in brazil? >> as you can see behind me, there is a loud and passionate rally taking place from sao paulo this evening, marking the one-year anniversary of the riots. this rally, though, is condemning that violence in the strongest possible terms and people here are rallyi

joshua have been unfounded.an listen to the new season of "world of secrets" wherever you get your becomes podcasts. brazil is celebrating democracy in the capital city of brasilia, one year on from the january 8 riots that shook theation. last year following unsubstantiatedded claims of voter fraud, thousands attacked the presidential palace and the supreme court. they called a coup and demanded the military overthrow the left wing president days after he took off. more than 2,000 people were arrested. then president is now under investigation by the country's supreme court for allegedly masterminding the riots, something he denies. our correspondent joins us from sao paulo. how is this anniversary being marked by the president and by people in brazil? >> as you can see behind me, there is a loud and passionate rally taking place from sao paulo this evening, marking the one-year anniversary of the riots. this rally, though, is condemning that violence in the strongest possible terms and people here are rallying

joshua green, welcome to the "newshour." joshua: good to be with you. thanks.he book, you trace the rise of the modern-day progressive movement to the 2008 financial crisis. how was that a clarifying moment and a catalyst for progressive politics and progressive politicians? joshua: i mean, to me, the 2008 crash and its aftermath was the defining event in recent u.s. political history, and then it gave rise to this furious populist backlash on the right, which eventually gave rise to donald trump, but also on the left, which gave rise to my characters. first, elizabeth warren, then bernie sanders, who nearly succeeded in winning the democratic nomination in 2016, and then ultimately to this new generation of younger progressives such as alexandria ocasio-cortez and the cohort around her in congress. geoff: you mentioned elizabeth warren. and in the book, you explore how she ultimately emerged at the center of the government's response to the financial crisis. and, you know, at the time, she was an unlikely voice in that regard. walk us through her evolution bas

, aood to and the months ahead. joshua, good to get _ and the months ahead. joshua, good to get yourhs ahead. joshua, good to get your take on what i good to get your take on what is ahead. we will see you again soon. now let�*s talk about microdosing. it�*s when you take a tiny amount of psychedelic drugs, lsd or magic mushrooms, usually, as part of your ordinary day. the drugs are illegal, and currently there is insufficient medical evidence to tell us what the long—term harm may be. but some are choosing to do it anyway, arguing it makes them more productive at work. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury reports from new york. singing in the �*60s, psychedelic drugs such as lsd or magic mushrooms were associated with long, mindbending trips, hallucinations and hippies. exploration and transformation. today in america, some are taking such drugs in tiny doses in an attempt to improve focus, productivity and creativity. this is called microdosing. i would sometimes take it a few days in a row and then kind of not do it a few days in a row. curiosity, wonder. donal

let you go, joshua, a busy week| let you go, joshua, a busy week ahead.rent kind of impact is being felt from the conflict in the middle east. as thousands of men, desperate for secure jobs, have been going to recruitment centres to sign up for work in israel. in a treaty signed last year, india's government promised to send more than 40,000 workers to help plug shortfalls in the construction industry caused by the israel gaza war. archana shukla visited one such government—facilitated recruitment centre in the northern indian state of uttar pradesh. braving a frosty winter morning, thousands gather at this government recruitment centre, willing to risk going to a country at war. the only hope — a well paying job. translation: we are just running around looking - forjobs. if we get one here, why would we risk going to a war zone? translation: we have families to take care of. j all this crowd is waiting here only for the hope of a good salary in israel. one of those is 24—year—old sugriv, who travelled 300km to try his luck as a carpenter. ajob in israel

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joshua bast himself does not hide his connections with the us department of defense on social networkss army research specialty is death-vectoring insects. this is an improved model of those same glass bombs from the museum of detachment 731 in harbin, which means that in 2014, the ugor center equipped a special structure for growing a spout in artificial conditions ; they are starting a project called heather flies in georgia and the caucasus, well, that is , this is a voluminous project, and there is american documentation of them, then they have a third project, which also... includes these and how to catch flies and explores their salivary characteristics, that is, how they can infect, i can demonstrate to you, it is not very visible, these are the so-called sand flies, this was recorded in photographs, that is, flies, i will now quote the felebotomin species, they carry dangerous parasites in their saliva and transmit through... a bite in the human blood, the disease that they can cause is of great interest to developers and military scientists of the pentagon, this disease is ver

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joshua bast himself does not hide his connections with the us department of defense on social networksmy research specialty is death-carrying insects. josh abast is the notorious developer of this american patent, where there is a serial number, description, how it works, this device, well, what is its purpose. the catch is that this device contains spaces where containers with infected flies can be loaded, that is, this is for carrying out a bio-attack on a conditional enemy of the enemy. this is an improved model of those same glass bombs from the unit 731 museum in harbin. this means that in 2014, a special structure for a. was equipped at the fugarcenter. growing in artificial conditions with a spout, they are starting a project called georgian flies and caucasus, well, that is, this is a voluminous project, and there is their american documentation, then they have a third project, which also includes these and how to catch flies and explores their salivary characteristics, that is, how they can infect, i ca n’t demonstrate to you very well fine. you can see these are the so-called

she was only a teenager when tb joshua recruited her as one of his closest followers.old me about the circumstances that led to her meeting tbjoshua. my life was a living hell, i was constantly living in fear, always afraid, because that is how he trained, brainwashed all of us to believe that we could not do anything without his command. we could not think without him so it was a master and servant type of relationship that we all had in the church. my experience was so overwhelming because the moment i came to the church it was as if they threw me in the deep end of the sea. so i was working in the office and it was hard and food was also a problem. we were made to believe that that was how people used to live in the bible days so who are we to complain? what about your relationship with tbjoshua himself, what was that like? very scary relationship. very unsettling because he behaved like a master, like a lord over me. and i was constantly in fear. it was a very horrifying type of relationship, very confusing as well because the same person who is raping you is the s

they did not respond to them, but they said previous claims against tb joshua have been unfounded. online platforms. some people, they are still living in fear for their lives, in fear for the retribution that will come if they do open their mouths. peter murimi, bbc news. we can speak to the director of programmes at a human rights organisation. thanks forjoining us. very distressing details in the report and i wanted to get your reaction? . ~ report and i wanted to get your reaction? ., ~ , ., ., �* ., reaction? thank you, and i'm glad we're having _ reaction? thank you, and i'm glad we're having this _ reaction? thank you, and i'm glad we're having this conversation i reaction? thank you, and i'm gladl we're having this conversation and thatis we're having this conversation and that is because first we must acknowledge when it comes to religion, there is a lot of sensitivities around those conversations but one thing the investigative reporter has highlighted is the fact that we cannot sacrifice the demand for accountability on the altar of sensitivities around religion and if y

well, i'm joined by the man himself now, joshua sutcliffe. joshua, you sutcliffe.ing in. it's very much for coming in. it's a pleasure, jacob. >> you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you were teaching at the >> so you were teaching at the saint aloysius roman catholic school in islington? >> i was i was there for about a yean >> i was i was there for about a year, just over now, if i remember rightly, saint aloysius , um, is an important saint. >> think he might have been >> i think he might have been a jesuit, uh, school named after him. you i'd expect, following the teaching of the catholic church. >> yes. you're right. jesuits jesuits are renowned for their strong christian convictions . strong christian convictions. and sadly, saint aloysius college didn't necessarily follow in his namesake. in their namesake , uh, and it's run by namesake, uh, and it's run by the diocese of the archdiocese of westminster. >> the cardinal archbishop of westminster is the head of the archdiocese , and it's a catholic archdiocese, and it's a catholic school. in his diocese. did yo

well, i'm joined by the man himself now, joshua sutcliffe. joshua, you sutcliffe. for coming in. it's very much for coming in. it's a pleasure, jacob. >> you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you were teaching at the >> so you were teaching at the saint aloysius roman catholic school in islington? >> i was i was there for about a yean >> i was i was there for about a year, just over now, if i remember rightly, saint aloysius , um, is an important saint. >> think he might have been >> i think he might have been a jesuit, uh, school named after him. you i'd expect, following the teaching of the catholic church. >> yes. you're right. jesuits jesuits are renowned for their strong christian convictions . strong christian convictions. and sadly, saint aloysius college didn't necessarily follow in his namesake. in their namesake , uh, and it's run by namesake, uh, and it's run by the diocese of the archdiocese of westminster. >> the cardinal archbishop of westminster is the head of the archdiocese , and it's a catholic archdiocese, and it's a catholic school. in his diocese

jessica was only a teenager when tb joshua recruited her as one of his closest followers.hejoins me now. thank you forjoining us, jessica. for being brave enough to speak to the bbc about your experiences. can you tell me, you were so young, just a teenager when you joined the church, what drew you to it? well, i was suicidal. _ church, what drew you to it? well, i was suicidal, growing _ church, what drew you to it? well, i was suicidal, growing up _ church, what drew you to it? well, i was suicidal, growing up as - church, what drew you to it? well, i was suicidal, growing up as a - was suicidal, growing up as a teenager and because i had a church background already. my grandfather was a pastor and i grew up in church so automatically to go to place and the solution, a place of solution would be a church and my parents stumbled upon a television station and, their tv station, and that is how we ended up in nigeria. you became one _ how we ended up in nigeria. you became one of _ how we ended up in nigeria. you became one of tb _ how we ended up in nigeria. you became one

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you know, all of the people that stepping me now in the streets, in joshua as a lead. one of the want to do something for the front, maybe they can afford to help them economically that they can. and you, you can't imagine. what does that do do do, do to the people, psychologically, that your cousin, your brother is in a very serious need objectively you can help him. but because of the seat because of the race as well as is because of the you panel, you kind of and this i think, you know, it's hard to explain this, but i think that the war is not just doing all this to her that we are seeing in gaza now 25000 and less than 5000 and it just disappeared. don't know what it was. i don't know that i'm not what i'm not. unfortunately probably they are not. i think this war is all this violence. crimes is killing the souls of, of, of, of hundreds of millions of people all over the subsidy as much as they need the people of government on the grounds, in the west bank in jerusalem or all of this attack on. the 1st thing is, insight is i know this is a huge amounts of pain and

i also have an in memoriam madam clerk for joshua i would like to close is meeting in honor of joshua a long i am not sunny side resident for the colorful murals that a donors the walls in san francisco featuring bears, aye. >> wildlife the birdsong on market and van ness and joshua was a self taught artist like to have a unique over like like animals and textures like newspaper articles and such he's renowned for his generosity and style (coughing) and most of all for his light owe grew up in hi, hi and lived in new mexico and his grandmother took him bird watching and desired by the legendary person that lovely referred to as his friend coughing and featured animals how people relate to the birds and joshuas work was featured at the 20th street block party at the marathon and the treasure island and the art span. and elementary school also in district 7 featured many where his son attended and was a classmate of my daughter in 2012 took a yearlong art project called the prolific everyday he gave respond a gift and every night made a painting about the day and at burning man displaye

you know, all of the people that stepping me now in the streets, in joshua as a lead to one of the want to do something for that for me. they can afford to help them economically that they can. and you, you can't imagine. what does that do? do do, do, do the people psychologically that your government and your brother is in a very serious need objectively you can help him. but because of this, the, because of the racist policy is because of the, you cannot, you cannot. and the didn't i think, you know, it's hard to explain this, but i think that the war is not just doing all this to her that we are seeing in gaza now 25000 and less than 5000. and it just disappeared. don't know what it was, i don't know that i'm not what i'm not unfortunately probably they are not. i think this war is all this violence. crimes is killing the souls of, of, of, of hundreds of millions of people all over the subsidy as much as they need the people of government, the crowns in the west bank, in jerusalem, or all of this attack on the 1st thing is, insight is i know this is a huge amount of freedom, frustrat

i also have an in memoriam madam clerk for joshua i would like to close is meeting in honor of joshua long i am not sunny side resident for the colorful murals that a donors the walls in san francisco featuring bears, aye. >> wildlife the birdsong on market and van ness and joshua was a self taught artist like to have a unique over like like animals and textures like newspaper articles and such he's renowned for his generosity and style (coughing) and most of all for his light owe grew up in hi, hi and lived in new mexico and his grandmother took him bird watching and desired by the legendary person that lovely referred to as his friend coughing and featured animals how people relate to the birds and joshuas work was featured at the 20th street block party at the marathon and the treasure island and the art span. and elementary school also in district 7 featured many where his son attended and was a classmate of my daughter in 2012 took a yearlong art project called the prolific everyday he gave respond a gift and every night made a painting about the day and at burning man displayed

they did not respond to them, but they said previous claims against tb joshua have been unfounded.to its online platforms. some people, they are still living in fear for their lives, in fear for the retribution that will come if they do open their mouths. peter murimi, bbc news. you can watch disciples: the cult of tbjoshua on the bbc africa youtube channel and listen to the new season of world of secrets wherever you get your bbc podcasts. the first american space mission for more than half a century aimed at making a landing on the moon has run into an early technical hitch. the peregrine one robot lander was launched earlier today but has been unable to point its solar panels at the sun. the company behind the project, astrobotic, says it's trying to fix the problem, but if it can't, the mission won't be able to proceed. our science correspondentjonathan amos our science correspondent jonathan amos gave our science correspondentjonathan amos gave us the latest. we had a picture perfect launch this morning and the craft on top of the new vulcan rocket left cape canaveral in flori

police say the driver, 31 year old joshua kamalich, tried to get into businesses in the area of el camino real and fourth avenue, and that then led to a second chase where the suspect reportedly drove his truck directly at a police officer. the chase ended with a crash, and the suspect got away. but tonight, aer an extensive investigation, san mateo officers say they took joshua kamalich into custody. >> well, several arrests have now been made in connection with the shooting death of oakland police officer dwayne lay. he was killed while responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary last friday. law enforcement sources tell ktvu that the accused gunman in this case, 27 year old mark sanders, is among those behind bars. our crime reporter henry lee has tonight's updates. the manhunt for the suspect wanted for fatally shooting oakland police officer twan lay is now over in oakland. >> police lieutenant broadcast this advisory across all police channels at 1219 in the morning tuesday. >> that's why i advise everybody that the killer of officer twan lee is in custody. the lieutenant then

i sat down with joshua green to discuss just that.his latest book, called "the rebels: elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, alexandria ocasio-cortez and the struggle for a new american politics are co--- politics." joshua green, welcome to the newshour. >> good to be with you. thanks. geoff: in the book, you trace the rise of the modern day progressive movement to the 2008 financial crisis. how was that a clarifying moment and a catalyst for progressive politics and progressive politicians? >> i mean, to me, the 2008 crash and its aftermath was the defining event in recent u.s. political history, and then it gave rise to this furious populist backlash on the right, which eventually gave rise to donald trump, but also on the left, which gave rise to my characters. first elizabeth warren, then bernie sanders, who nearly succeeded in winning the democratic nomination in 2016, and then ultimately to this new generation of younger progressives such as alexandria ocasio-cortez in the cohort -- and the cohort around her in congress. geoff: you

they did not respond to them, but they said previous claims against tb joshua have been unfounded.ople, they are still living in fear for their lives, in fear for the retribution that will come if they do open their mouths. peter murimi, bbc news. you can watch disciples: the cult of tbjoshua on the bbc africa youtube channel and listen to the new season of world of secrets wherever you get your bbc podcasts. later in the hour i will be speaking tojessica, you stop there. she has an absolutely remarkable story and i will be talking to her shortly. to the us now where severe weather warnings are in place for millions after multiple storms hit across the country. heavy snow and rain hit the north east of the country over the weekend, with some places got over 30cm of snow whilst power outages and road closures were reported as far south as north carolina and as far west as califoria. for more on this i'm joined by cbs correspondent astrid martinez. just update us on what is happening. lucy, good afternoon. millions of americans are taking out from the first major snowstorm of the sea

so anthony joshua's heavy weight finds against i'm amazed. the front isn't down. who has been confirmed so much the 8th in saudi arabia and gunner, impressed on his boxing debut in october when he knocked down heavyweight champion tyson fury, but went on to lose on points. joshua when his last fight tickets. also wallen, in december into 5, you tried to hit somebody, the gene or wherever you got, hit him. right. i've been, uh yes, i heard that he does a heavy gene. i don't know if it's true or not. we can find out. i hope i had an opportunity to or the test that out. he's seen people out in the us, the people that him many assigns before by just as might not have to come in the ring. got to take some of the saw, we have to take their spirit. and i'm looking forward to chatting to show and the nfl attempt of a bucking is a thresh, the philadelphia eagles in the world called playoff game. temporary close back by to mayfield, to solve the shows throwing for 337 yards and 3 touch sounds. when it says you to, to knowing the box will face the detroit lions in the divisi

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okay. joshua valley from the university of chicago. thanks for joining us. it's frances new prime minister gabriella atalla is promising farmers emergency aid and controls on imported food. as he seeks to qual, angry protests across the country. convoys of tractors have been block hitting roads around paris and other french cities. protests have spread around us, farmers demand more concessions for agriculture. farmers and friends have besieged virus with hundreds of tractors, blocking highways into the gap. there has been for testing for these against rising fuel costs and cheap imports. the green pressure is one of the 1st challenges for frances new prime minister, gabrielle, a daughter who announced several measures in parliament, duplicated the farmer as well. talk to you or agriculture as our strength and our pride too. so i say here solomon, there is, and there must be a french agricultural exception because i'm clear sighted in the face of the piling up regulations in the face of decisions that come down from on high and sometime from who knows where

up to date, coming up next. joshua choices, looking at the dangers of dressing and drag and daddy and them such as father. thank you for watching the the, the street debate from nigeria. what does the gen think about tribalism? this country will become beach? i was in the relationship with someone and i was not allowed to marry this person because it was for many people have their own cultural don't believe sustains. do need to be human. people you belong to, try the 77 percent next on dw, the new we'll tell you, we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the dream force and for the future. in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news africa. in 60 minutes on d w. o, we say they're never giving up every weekend on d w. this week on the 77 percent street debate. and i did not get that scholarship. i looked, i heard that they wanted, you know more people's more of your back to where trying to like w. and that was why it must be this month. jude reach me that i am people. i have a tr

joshua is illusion, talks based which heat on says based out of the pollution on problems in fox pas. as a bonus to note is the timing of this attack on the suppose is set up a suggestion of them. it is interesting to note the box on time and is turned off last match with a high ranking, gearing and official, and you run and focus on what counting up joint metric drugs of the same time. so this attack later in the d a is very recent high along in the area because a lot of products in the region has opened up a sparks. i mean you wrong, i'm now in a combat you state. we do know that box on has record. it's impossible, you don't want to know. they're also entering an investigator who is in town at the moment, not to come back to block this time. and we are also, i'm just basically showing that this is the positive or focused on the reaction. so to see. so that is more to come in this pressure about all recently dynamics being out in the so we had mentioned that iran has also carried out the attacks against potential enemy groups in iraq and syria in the last 48 hours. why is list happen

history does not help it survive. in the modern world, the species is considered endangered, so fei joshuathought to slip through, but naturally they were detained and subsequently convicted, now both men have been released and are waiting for the opportunity to return home. what exactly did you do, why were you detained, what were you trying to endure? i wanted transfer contraband goods, deer antlers from russia. i very much regret the crime committed on russian territory and will never do such a thing. i came to russia in march 2019, i wanted to travel, how did it happen that your journey ended in prison. i arrived and met with my friend, we discussed the issues of moving contraband from russia. how much money did they promise you to carry the horns across the border? the friend did not promise to pay for this, he said that later he would definitely help me get a job. you're sorry about what happened? i really regret that i did all this, and i will definitely tell my friends that it is not worth engaging in such activities. liggin the legendary alfabank credit card, free forever, has bec

not that much of joshua valley from the university of chicago. thanks for joining us. it's frances new prime minister, a gabrielle, a tall, is promising farmers emergency aid and controls on imported food. as he seeks to qual, angry protests across the country. convoys of tractors have been block hitting roads around paris and other french cities. the protests have spread around us, farmers demand more concessions for agriculture. farmers and friends have besieged virus with hundreds of tractors, blocking highways into the gap. there has been for testing for these against rising fuel costs and cheap imports to the growing pressure is one of the 1st challenges for france's new prime minister, gabrielle, a daughter who announced several measures in parliament, duplicated the farmers. i'll talk to you or agriculture as our strength and our pride too. so i say here, solidly, there is, and there must be a french agricultural exception because i'm clear sighted in the face of the piling up regulations in the face of decisions that come down from on high sometime from who kno

look at they say to the exchange between mister hook about republican senator, joshua tony, i said you mischaracterized 37 percent of teenage girls between 13 and 15 were exposed to on want to nudity, in a week on instagram. you knew about it. who did you buy or senator? this is why we're building or did you firewalls center that's i don't think that that's who did you fired? i'm not gonna answer that. is this is i or anybody. right? you didn't take any significant because it's appropriate to talk about it, but it's not a part of the decisions that and parents so you didn't take any action. you didn't take any action or didn't fire anybody. you haven't complicated. i think let me ask you this, let me ask you this. there's families of victims here today. have you apologize to the victims? i would you like to do so now? well, they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harm, but you're not showing the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? first. okay . well the w washington correspond

the, the, the cdw news lodge from berlin tonight, a possible breakthrough in the war in joshua is real reported. we offered him us a 2 month paul's in the findings, but as rejected the terror groups conditions for releasing hostages outstanding and say israel earlier watched the heaviest one apartment on the city of fund unice since the invasion began. also coming up tonight, republican rhonda santas has dropped out of the us presidential rates. he says it's clear that his party wants donald trump to have another chance at the white house and in advance in the battle against malaria. camera. read is the 1st country to use a new vaccine that should save the lives of thousands of killed. the bridge off is good to have you with us on this monday, and we begin with a possible concession in the war in gauze at the us news website actually see is reporting that israel has offered him off a 2 month break in defining earlier. however, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejected yet again what he said were unacceptable conditions proposed by him. off for the release of hostages that are

joshua has previously described the match against mma fighter ngannou as a "gimmick".uts next month or fight for the ipf title, but say he says that's not what is on his mind. but say he says that's not what is on his mind-— on his mind. every fight lease somewhere. _ on his mind. every fight lease somewhere, so _ on his mind. every fight lease somewhere, so this _ on his mind. every fight lease somewhere, so this is - on his mind. every fight lease somewhere, so this is my - on his mind. every fight lease i somewhere, so this is my soul, on his mind. every fight lease - somewhere, so this is my soul, my spirit, my mind, my body. we'll see where it leads me, but right now, i'm not thinking about any championships belt or anything. my main focus it is france and to get through intense focus training camps. how i train is how i fight. i'mjusta beginnerout i'm just a beginner out here that's going _ i'm just a beginner out here that's going to _ i'm just a beginner out here that's going to go, that's going to train really— going to go, that's going to train really hard an

okay. joshua valley from the university of chicago. thanks for joining us. it's frances new prime minister gabrielle atalla is promising farmer's emergency aid and controls on imported food as he seeks to qual, angry protests across the country. convoys of tractors have been block hitting roads around paris and other french cities. the protests have spread around us, farmers demand more concessions for agriculture. farmers and friends have besieged virus with hundreds of tractors, blocking highways into the gap. there has been for testing for these against rising fuel costs and cheap imports or the green pressure is one of the 1st challenges for france's new prime minister, gabrielle, a daughter who announced several measures in parliament, duplicated the farmer as well. talk to you or agriculture as our strength and our pride too. so i say here, solidly, there is, and there must be a french agricultural exception because i'm clear sighted in the face of the piling up regulations in the face of decisions that come down from on high sometime from who knows wh

joshua orr, 29, interestingly enough, the family said he was an advocate for those struggling with mental illness. justina hughes, 28, an artist and loved the music. the families say they found peace in the fact that they were together in their last moments. the other thing they're saying, in many ways, they're heroes. they stopped a worst attack. they had the uber that hired to take them home. in a way, that car shielded many other people from getting hurt. so it was just family, really remarkable statements from the families tonight. >> our thoughts are with them. >> a lot of questions as to why this happened. >>> two planes collide and burst into flames in an airport in tokyo. five people killed on a japanese coast guard plane that was supposed to deliver earthquake supplies. amazingly, all 379 people survived on the other plane. we'll have the latest and how they got those people off so quickly. >>> in an airport in tokyo, investigators are trying to determine what a japan airlines plane collided with a coast guard aircraft. boast planes burst into flames. then the passenger plane kar

joshua johnson was among those working on this holiday and his thoughts were with the passengers on that derailed tran, the accident also created problems as he attempted to get to his job in san francisco. >> at the talk to my boss and my supervisors. it worked out. >> reporter: the derailment created a logjam for those in walnut creek looking to get to the city. >> just waiting to see what was going on. it's been a tough day all ready. julian was coming from venetia. >> my luck that they are not having service. it's okay. it is what it is. >> his family flew in from calgary and had to adjust and move from the tran to a bus bridge adding to an already long day. >> better communication for everyone. >> reporter: along with the inconvenience subway told us they hope it brings fewer issues for the entire system. >> they need to do a whole lot better than what they are doing right now. >> ian cole, bay area news. >> this is not the only derailment last june one of its trains had a partial derailment. no one was seriously hurt but one person was treated at the hospital. the cause was a rapid

the staterooms fill the 20 decks, the same population as joshua trustee.t measures 1,198 feet and the empire state building is 1250 feet tall. there are 21 places to dine and drink and seven pools and the first of its kind, cruise ship water pond. >> it will have to be a round-robin, right? we have to hit them all. >> reporter: it is fueled by nitrogen liquid gas they say is cleaner than previous generations. however, some will argue it's still a source of significant greenhouse gases. there is so much want for these tickets they're already available for 2025 and 2026. the most affordable tickets, about $2,000 per person. ed. >> christiane on dry land for us tonight. thank you. >>> now, take a look at this. a truck carrying zebras and camels caught fire on interstate 69, indiana. cell phone footage shows them grazing as camels walked on by. they belonged to the circus, all accounted for and none were injured. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," playoff fever reaches a fever pitch. the kennels are open and full again to save dog's lives. >>> how a

and every country for you will have us personal and for joshua thank you for your leadership in all thisclapping.) (laughter). >> but again, i say person we see the commitment to the arts. local, because what it means to our community and national because of the recognition and the um, the performance that michael has presents metal of arts and the kivend center honors the peabody award and for matthew names many of the grammars in every way. so we're making the pitch for the case we told them not only is he a visual maestro performer but a teacher and learner and left hand to the young people and how they wanted to learn music. he embarrassed technology in a way that no oat maestro had nerd to again accommodate the i should say the opportunities that presented for young people so i've seen him perform in florida and all seen him perform here but really a virtual to global in every way i think i have a little connection i want to bring up i would like to michael earlier michael i can't help but think to see your name on the streets in san francisco. (clapping.) they're contribution to mu

>> joshua skule, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. >>> still to come on cnn newsroom, fighting the bans -- donald trump's lawyers are expected to appear al rulings which scrubbed him from the main primary ballots. some legal challenges for the former president ahead. >> plus, a new axios report says israel rejected a deal by hamas to free the remaining hostages. where do the two sides stand? we will talk to the journalist who is behind that report. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we have breaking news just into cnn. harvard president clogging gate is set to resign today. that's according to the harvard crimson. >> let's go straight to cnn's matt egan. that, what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: well, the harvard crimson is reporting that claudine gay it is set to resign today, marking the shortest tenure of a presidency in the universities nearly 400 year history. we have not independently confirmed that. we reached out to harvard. we have yet to hear back, but we know that claudine gay is under enormous pr

and on this panel, our joshua zeitz is the contributing editor at politico magazine was held faculty at harvard cambridge, princeton, madeline hsu professor of history at the university of maryland college park, where she also directs the center for global migration studies and peniel joseph, the founding director of the center for the study of race and democracy and associate dean for justice equity, diversity and inclusion at her own lbj school. public affairs here at the university of texas ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mark lawrence joshua zeitz, madeleine eshoo and peniel joseph. greetings again, everyone. we're off to a great start and i'm really looking forward to this second panel, which gives us an opportunity to dive a little deeper into some components of. the great society, these three great scholars up here with wrote in the book respectively about the war on poverty, about race relations, and about immigration. i think those are pretty big pillars of the great society that that deserve to be to be looked into some greater depth, but we get to those individual com