and i'll do a body on it as a researcher at check on to the university of jones has now from the cart, sent a goal, very warm. welcome to 0, sir. what do you make of russia's africa strategy of what i think the less than 20 minutes according to not be tied and decided, but each of the highlights and important started to do much for most to against a backdrop, uh, including global solution due to your opinion templates, and really since we're, some countries continue to tell you, all right, russia has found an opportunity to select on times without countries, middle pasting security problems. and how recently started for me to take all those that have also led to break down information. so we have 7 uh, width and tons, we think for the price in the us, especially when it's time to have dimensions between the relationship between these you have an in the us and i think these, the interesting enough, we tell you what to do. the historical tides, but it's published a dude into some of your subject era. and these relationship was initially palmed through extensive support to the entire col

laura: good evening i'm laura jones, host of new jersey politics with laura jones. this debate is presented by the new jersey globe, on new jersey and rider university. our panelists are david wildstein and joey fox of the new jersey globe. conducted a virtual coin toss. the winner was the mayor. over to you. mayor bhalla: i cannot hear a thing. laura: mayor, can you hear us? we will work on the audio issue and let the opening statement now go to congressman menendez. can you hear me? rep. menendez: i can. laura: the floor is yours. you have 90 seconds. rep. menendez: i have the distinct honor of representing new jersey's eighth congressional district. two years ago i raised my hand to represent this place and go to washington and fight for you every day and that is what i have done. i'm standing up to mag extremists, fighting for a woman's right to choose, access to contraception no matter where you live, fighting to end the gun violence that has existed in our schools. i am standing up for our immigrant community. over 40% of the people who live here were born out

also with us, leah litman, university of michigan assistant professor of law, and former alabama democratic senator and former u.s. attorney doug jones who also helped guide justice jackson through her confirmation process. good to have all of you here. let's look at the big picture here, 23 cases left undecided. that's about a third of the cases this term. what do you make of the backlog? >> first of all, we're at 22 now. we have a decision that's come down. not one of the ones that we were eagerly anticipating, in the case having to do with repatriation tax. not exactly a hot button issue for viewers and voters generally but we're down to 22. in terms o. backlog, ana, we have seen in recent years, definitely a growth in the number of cases that wait until the end of june, and at the same time, a diminution in the overall number of cases the court is taking on the merits and those two things have not escaped supreme court observers notice. their workload is generally stronger, and yet, they are leaving until the end, major decisions with big reverberations for our oat -- our society and ou

joining us now is the singular nikole hannah-jones, creator of the 1619 project and founder of the centerhoward university. that was a lot. i remember when you first published this, before the book came out, you and i talked in this building and it was really remarkable and interesting, but i don't think any of us were thinking this is how it was going to unfold. >> i know. it has been five years, which seems at once a long time and a short time, but when you think of everything that happened since we had our first conversation, it really is remarkable. the way that government is using state power to mandate our ignorance. even as we see the effects of this playing out in our society every day. >> i left a lot of stuff out, including stuff that happened to you. you don't play, nor do you think you are a victim of this whole thing. in fact when we spoke a few months ago, i want to play back what you said to me about this. let's listen. >> no one is more surprised at what 1619 has become, symbolically, and what i have become symbolically. this was a work of journalism to me and i hoped peop

the university tells me that no one was injured and no buildings were damaged in two of those arsons. investigators are not yet commenting on if they're looking into this as a terrorist threat in berkeley, velena jones nbc, bay area news okay, thank you. velena. a major shift in the israeli government, the country's war cabinet will soon look very different. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today dissolved the six member war cabinet it formed after the hamas attacks on october 7th, eight months ago. the decision to disband the cabinet comes after one of its key members, benny gantz, left last week. he said he felt that he needed to leave because netanyahu failed to form a strategy for the war. after his departure, ultra nationalist leaders asked to fill the open seat in the war cabinet, but those leaders are in opposition to a cease fire. if they join the cabinet, it would have strained relations between israel and the u.s. benjamin netanyahu scrapped the cab altogether. other israeli officinow say netanyahu will now hold meetings in a smaller forum that he's calling the kitc

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not often taught at universities key, to the american dream of finding financial success in building generational wealth is of course, owning a home. yet, because of student debt, this remains an unfulfilled dream for many americans i think the jones reports now on a drive aimed at helping those without a college diploma to succeed. and it might help bridge a persistent racial gap in our society. >> 24-year-old amari morgan has been an associate controls technician at general motors for two-and-a-half years. morgan tests the robots that build the vehicles and fixes software issues is the key unexpected surprises from half from happening. >> her favorite part of the job, being able to see these machines do their job, it's very interesting getting hands-on experience, working with them and learning from so my other teammates is very rewarding hands-on experience that did not require a college degree i didn't expect it to happen so quickly. >> and why not? >> just schooling? i figured quick way to get there with just me, go to school, do your four-year degree, and then eventually gettin

he was selected the first dean of rankin chapel at harvard howard university in washington, dc, where he served from 1932 to 1944. during the time there, he visited with mahatma gandhi in india. in 1935, leading the first delegation of african americans to so meet with gandhi. part of this delegation asked why he was a christian because it was in the name of christianity. his people were enslaved. when he returned home, he wrote the book jesus and the disinherited as one of 20 books he would author in his lifetime. what would jesus do with the pariahs of the world and the outcasts of the day? it was said that martin luther king was never without a copy of that book, and indeed it informed the basis of the american nonviolent movement. in 1944, thurman got a call from doctor alfred fisk of san francisco state to inquire whether or not thurman had a student who would be willing to come to san francisco to help establish the first interracial, non-denominational church in the 20th century. thurman wrestled with the idea before volunteering himself to come out, which is well beyond anythi

open universities of vat, vat free.too, she says. john jones says i just wonder what treasures labour has in store for us, and that is reflected over many of the papers this morning . actually, the front morning. actually, the front page of the times, a conspiracy of silence on cuts and higher taxes, suggesting that perhaps there's a lack of detail with labour's spending plans. yes >> however, we you know, it's been spelt out very clearly. no tax rises for working people. well, that's the caveat, isn't it? but no increase in vat and no increase in national insurance, no increase in, income tax. income tax. thank you very much indeed. that's the important one, but then but it's not a tax rise on private schools, is it. it's removal of a tax exemption , but are we a tax exemption, but are we going to see things on, on pensions. are we going to see things on council tax. but then again capital gains. yeah. yeah. capital gains. again capital gains. yeah. yeah. capital gains . yeah. but they've capital gains. yeah. but they'