values patrice is saying yes yes yes. yeah right there i need to i need more here and a lot of our i'm going to marry you but i'm. in st in journalism i think this shows how difficult it is that this conversation even amongst ourselves as journalists of color because we're so used to not saying this stuff out loud well you were on a mainstream media platform and you found that or if you're quite hairy but you asked me carlos. what do you mean by i mean. you have about 2 feet yeah so i work for both. for about 3 years i resigned our. air and i wrote and the work for publication that we are going to black audiences. ebony ok africa. i was approached says as an intern i was also an internet c.n.n. in america documentary unit which soledad obviously ran i was in that during brag a little so i am totally. yes yes bassist emil i was going to have students. do you have yet to have fundamentally broken this idea of a shrink week 88 news stream change did you find out what was your experience because you are now free on communion

everyone my name is patrice pac i am a freelance journalist i've been a journalist for about 11 years now and i really just cover stories more and about the black community throughout the day at. high they can say. i am quincy walters i'm a reporter at the u.b. who are boston's n.p.r. news station i've been covering stories about identity pretty much since i started in journalism here is. welcome everybody i'm going to start up here i'm not one of quincy stories is the headline i mean a pecial state of anger hundreds in boston protest george floyd's death what has it been like the out there in the protests for you could say. it's been. sort of a range of emotions i think the 1st one being concern over you know we are in the midst of a deadly pandemic that was sort of my 1st concern and my 2nd concern is that you know the impetus for these protests is because of police. brutalizing black people and you know i'm going out into the world as a black person and at this protest and sort of how can i ensure that it's known that i am a journalist. but as we see in recent weeks being a journal

this is the scene in brussels at the golden truth of patrice lumber. who is the country's 1st prime minister, is all that is left of him. he paid it, played a key part in the aussies fight for independence from belgium, which was later, abducted and assassinated. and now that choose, is it being handed back? it says, all the remains of the essay, of disseminated companies, independence, heroes, or theories. remember, he was shot dead by firing squad, back in 1961, a with the tacit backing of belgium. and now we have this restitution of the tooth to the family. it's been demanded by the mom by family, and it's been given back by the belgian king felipe at. and it's going to take place before an official ceremony. and it's been called by the king as a turning point in the history of diplomatic relations between the 2 countries. let's friggin our correspondent malcolm where we can take us through precisely what this is about in the symbolism of it. and you know why it's so important now. okay, everything is fine. so yeah, you said it was 60, as you guys g

patrice again, one sentence officer, 100 percent. it is all right. on this was a little trickier mixing reputation, migrants puts refugees in a hall, the situation more challenging situation. maribel control, one sentence onto to that is that i've put that i have to tell you that who is an immigrant, who is a migrant? it's a very school difficult thing to, to, to determine it. so that's why people need to be able to make their case because immigration law and i say law are quite complicated. so we can't tell from just the face of it. this person is this and this person is that that's what we have a system. we are getting so many people paula. we got into the conditions that seeing the migrants refuse to cite them. see, because all living in what would be em woke? she main immigration policy, when of a say not say yet from united states, what could be done but well, so there's a lot that could be done better. um, 1st of all, in the campaign we have, i mentioned over a 100 organizations partner organizations that work in various area legal, you know, p

maybe just go back to the old fashion pay for why patrice? i'm not. i'm not a genius, but i could walk out of the walk around me. there's so many work girls to this not to mention like let's just be basic and remember that these people are you bed right? like and just remember i, you know, i like to think about it of, we should give these people the same rights that we give a mediocre white man from america. we think about it that way. we're good. like, you know, they, we are, we are really good at creating laws for the people that we respect. and by and large, that is who we respect here in this country. think about them that way and this would be solved easily. first of all, you wouldn't be giving them an app to have to fiddle through. can you imagine? can you imagine giving people an app to fiddle through? um that error message that maribel mentioned. i site a site with my own 2 eyes. the rest of the app was in another language and the error message was in english like, you can't tell me that they don't know that this is happening because they abso

and patrice to the white house . even when you are the review of photographs with your passion, i think we still get very different story. thank you so much for making time to be on the street today. we really appreciate you. thank you for us who are watching, contributing by youtube. we will continue to follow the story. of course of us migrants, refugees, and also asylum seekers. only us southern border. thanks for watching. i'll see you next time. take everybody the the assembling and frightening which is the ever changing lose of mother nature. it was like having a river here. the current was so strong, the risk us because of rachel, is the worst flooding scene here. in about the thousands of acres of vineyards rose in festival farms. house of lyrics, the damage likely to effect next year's harmons as well. 6 months after range of rain fell in a sign of just 36 hours before that the concern here was roused and destroyed. it was so dry that went back to rain to them, poor k. it couldn't absorb it. harry davies in

patrice does i love dignity and power and now you know i'm really inspired by them but i do think we see things differently on this first the idea of just working with trump in general i am a blue democrat liberal from san francisco it was not easy for me to walk into the trump white house i do not agree with the majority of things that he has done i don't agree with the messages i was terrified when he ran this his campaign talking about american carnage and applauding himself for being tough on crime i was terrified that all the goodwill we had built up between republicans and democrats over the last few years on this issue was going to go to waste and when we were invited by jared cushion or whose own father went to prison to come to the white house i struggled a little bit with that decision but i did see it as an opportunity to get in there and try and at least keep the conversation from becoming as toxic as the conversation around immigration had become and at least save some of the positive work that we had done what i found is that there was still room to actually be able to

i sat down with patrice ebara, frances, former football captive right now. they are the bigger children affected by violent manchester united. he wanted to find english primarily. and the champion in his memoir, i love this game, he opened up for the 1st time about his experience of the piece as a child for people who was like, really weird for patrice to be talking about child abuse. but because i am a human being, but he also said that football with the lifeline that say tip, patrice, thank you for coming to speak to me today. you're welcome. you are one of the most successful football players and recent history. but since retiring before we've done so many things you've done, pundits free, lots of social media activism. what is the thing you most enjoy doing with your time at the moment? i is finally don't set up an alarm. i now is these like meeting people is by and people helping people doing things. so i didn't of the time to do it. you know, because i always say when you were a football player, you leaving the bubble and you are like it like trop insi

the patrice, thank you for coming to speak for me today. you know, i call you, i'm one of the, my successful football heads and recent history. but since we're tired, perfectly done so many things you've done. pundits treat lots of social media activity them. well is the thing you most enjoy doing with your time at the moment is finally don't set up in a loud noise. these like meeting people inspire people helping people doing things. i didn't have the time to do it, you know? because i always say when you a football player, you leaving the bubbles and you're like it's like trapped inside the box and it doesn't allow you to do many fees. you would like to do so now i, i'd be honest i, i've seen a free as, as a pass on, but also mentally. and i can think about different things we should talk about. you'll pick, you mentioned the neighborhood least where you're from and a lot of really, really successful parents came from that like 0 and we must, as i, what do you think is about the french suburbs that produces such successful k is, is so man

as it is all the remains of patrice, remember this single tooth? uh he was assassinated, more than 60 years ago. very ceremonial is been taking place. including right now be a mistake. let him hall of mirrors, i believe in the royal palace of brussels, which is the king's administrative residence and, and main workplace. a little bit later, there'll be a musical performance of it than the truth. we place in a coffin and carried to the main court yard, followed by the family and belgian and conklin officials. a tooth will then be returned to the d. r. c. and the belgian government, hoping that this will draw a line under one of the most brutal and at many se shameful episodes in the countries export of central africa. let's bring in malcolm when he's been observed events from nairobi and tell us just why malcolm. this is important belgium extracted vast wealth from democratic republic of congo, doing its period of colonial rule which lasted about 70 yes. and also unleashed brutal violence forcing the population to harvest rubber from the trees. its

the last known remains of assassinated congolese independence icon. patrice lumber, are returned to his family by former colonial power belgium. ah, john, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle, boot your travel package to that. hello there. it continues to be a very wet picture for south and east asia. it is the flood season, and we're seeing that heavy rain continue to affect southern areas of china. we can see more flooding, we've got warnings out for gwen, don't province. a lot of that rain pulsing its way to the south of japan. it's fine and dry up in the north. but we are going to see some of that wet weather roll into toko. by the time we get into wednesday, it's looking wet as well for the north east of china. we could see some flooding here. but for the south of this fall in south korea, lots of fine and dry weather with sunshine, not very hot across central areas of china, we are going to see those temperatures come down as the weather weather pulls its way further east and speaking of wet weather we've seen really intense rain effect northeast in area

ah patrice, thank you for coming to speak for me today. you're welcome. you are one of the most successful football players in recent history. but since retired, we've done so many things. you've done pundits free, lots of social media activism. what is the thing you most enjoy doing with your time at the moment? i is fine. any. don't set up an alarm. uh huh. now is this like meeting people is by and people helping people doing things. so i didn't of the time to do it. you know, because i always say when you were a football player, you leaving the bubble and you are like it like trap inside that box. and it doesn't allow you to do many things you would like to do. so now i be honest, i feel free as a, as a person, but also mentally. and i can think about different things and we should talk about your back. you mentioned the neighborhood lazy least way of from and a lot of really, really successful players came from there like town, lee marquez or what do you think it is about the french suburbs that produces such successful players? is so many different n

sol from conger are including the physical remains of someone who is politically important as, as patrice lombard. so it's a reminder that this wasn't just about the massive theft of physical goods, the looting of, of congress wells, or it was also that the best of human lives. and, and of course, this is also a reminder of the importance of luba english history or a sense of what was last this described, missed opportunity in connolly's politics. this revolutionary leader who was assassinated with the complicity of the belgian regimes or other external of his tooth is enormously up politically relevant and something that has resonated down through the decades about to pass over to jonathan off i answer, what's your take on the significance of this and talk to me a little bit more if you can about your sort of thoughts on patrice, the mom. but why he the scene is set to such a threat by, by the west. if still need to reach out to you, sam is to be near the symbolic. ok, i'm in. without it he sucked us was horrible. to have it set up. i was, he said, a good any shambles i term. maybe try t

but forces were involved in the assassination of patrice lawanda in 1900. 61 on web reports. it was 61 years ago that patrice lemme was executed by a firing squad in democratic republic of congo, with help from belgium mercenaries. the belgian police officer cut his body into pieces and dissolved it in a barrel of acid, but kept his gold tooth as a trophy and took it back to belgium. at the ceremony in brussels on monday, the government returned the tooth to delegates from congo and members of lamar family appraisals. the stuff me i would like here in the presence of his family, to reiterate the belgian government's apologies for the way it weighed at the time on the decision to put an end to the days of the 1st prime minister of the congo belgian and its royal family and fast wealth from colonizing congo and violently exploiting its people and its natural resources. millions of people were killed. patrice, remember, became wildly popular at the campaign for independence from belgian colonial rule. but belgium, in the u. s. didn't like his democratic and socialist ideas. and

was then the belgian congo in 2002 brussels formerly apologize for its role in the assassination of patrice. remember the conqueror, lita served as the 1st prime minister after independence. sam was an important politician until his assassination. in 961 l t m is expected to return a members tooth to the family, stolen by a belgian police officer who confessed to participating in the assassination. the atrocities which included forth labor, torture amputations, and rape, began in $1885.00 on the king leopold the 2nd about $10000000.00 congo leaves died . the king's brutal rule was deemed so cruel that 23 years later he was forced to relinquish control to belgium's parliament. the congolese was still unable to own land vote or travel freely. before declaring independence and 960 democratic republic of congo had become africa. the richest quality that you said about 70 percent of the world's industrial diamonds. most of the profits, however, went to belgium. brussels has acknowledged some of the abuses carried out during its 75 year role. many argue its public apologies have fallen short. ah,

black woman to take the post and all that remains of independence. hearing gold crowned tooth, and patrice, remember, is a tourist in democratic republic of congo. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world coffee is on its way to cat hook your travel package today. hello, we got more very hot weather into japan, missing that record breaking. he lars, the clear skies now for much of japan the where to whether my you buy a front that is further north. be seeing some more heavy downpours across the korean peninsula because the other side of the yellow sea into that northeast corner of china. plenty of rain coming through here. over the next few days. central and southern parts also seeing some rather wet weather with a developing tropical system, making its way to southern parts of china, which is going to bring some a localized if not flash flooding in. to pass that push farther north, they go more heat, we're still getting into the mid thirties for tokyo and for a soccer over the next few days. now as, let's focus on our tropical storm. this is chamber. by the time they slant for some ti

well, i just had a band around it, patrice is still with us. so what do you make about x that we've just heard a certain law i'm going to see on an air with you so i can see what his body language is, but i will tell you from my end, it sounds awful. it actually kind of pains my heart a little bit and as i said, i am with him in this administration again next year before i'm 1st generation posted in his, his middle east policies and, and policies around got the and even though i think are atrocious, there is still this schuman part of me, that here is boys and it, and it's painful. it doesn't sound to me, like somebody who's having a good night and not a bad night, and even that in that of itself. there's something really important that a lot of us have been talking about. we've been hearing this sent him in. oh, he has good days and bad days at that's not the competence that you want to hear in the sitting president or who could potentially be writing to serve for more years. so again, i, i can't see him. i can't see his body language. i will

it was like really weird for patrice to be talking about child abuse because i am a human being. but he also said the football with the lifeline that saved tips the trees. thank you for coming to state for me today. you know, i call you i'm one of the my successful football heads and recent history. but since we're tired, perfectly done so many things you've done, pundit tree, lots of social media activism. well is the thing you most enjoy doing with your time at the my event is finally don't set up an allow. uh huh. now is these like meeting people inspired people helping people? 3 things i didn't of the time to do it. you know? because i always say when you a football player, you leaving the bubbles and you're like it's like trap inside the box and it doesn't allow you to do many fees. you would like to do so now i, i be honest. i, i see the free as it as a pass on, but also mentally and i can think about different things. we should talk about your back. you mentioned the neighborhood lives release where you're from and a lot of really, really successful. parents came from that

police in france have arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edouard and. commanded the anti blacker that's a christian group which targeted muslims the international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention he's accused of committing crimes against humanity during the interreligious fighting five years ago natasha butler has the latest from paris well patrice eduardo i so know was arrested by fridge authorities in frogs on a warrant issued by the international criminal court he was wanted for crimes against humanity including murder torture and that what the i.c.c. say is the guy so you know was a senior leader a senior figure in the. militia a predominately christian led militia that carried out atrocities against muslims in the civil war after twenty thirty now there were a muslim led militia and christian led militia both carried out of various forms of brutality against each other say the i.c.c. now are so you know will be extradited to the international criminal court to the hague and when we spoke to the i.c.c. they could not te

the belgian government has returned a gold tooth that belong to congolese independence leader patrice lumber to his family. he was killed with the involvement of belgian soldiers in 1961. the tooth is the only known remnant from the members body. it was handed over to a congolese delegation at a ceremony in brussels. how can web report? it was 61 years ago that patrice lemme was executed by a firing squad in democratic republic of congo. with help from belgian mercenaries . the belgian police officer cut his body into pieces and dissolved it in a barrel of acid, but kept his gold tooth as a trophy and took it back to belgium. as a ceremony in brussels on monday, the government returned the tooth to delegates from congo and members of la mama's family. please also the sir for me, i would like here in the presence of his family to reiterate the belgian government's apologies for the way it weighed at the time on the decision to put an end to the days of the 1st prime minister of the congo. belgium and its royal family and frost wealth from colonizing congo and violently exploiting its p

why me, why i am in devise my, uh, english friend, no french comes to patrice. you know, you have lots of business, football, tennessee, but the diesel, fortunately, is for you to give me the story. as for them, i don't know what an amazing story because i love god. we must have somebody story . my united, she ventured on my door and now to be even a new phone and you know, be like, oh no, the football club. when believe that when i was like sanchez or begging money in front of the streets via a sound good score and k box, i'm leaving a trend, but i'm conscious. and that's why i wanna make sure i live is one of the pass on my feet down the wrong. i never forget where i come from because sometimes you're the best of god. when to give you something you can take to really plus if you're seeing in front of your head is getting video, you've been given us the best. i know when i talk to people that like one point for is you know, like those same was, it was delivered to you don't, i said, i'm just, i'm, i'm are human. that doesn't matter what i succeed, what ought to

this is like fund violence, corruption and racism. patrice ever is a striking example of a top flight player who's a hugely successful career across national and cultural boundaries. phoning, send the goal and raised in front ever faced many challenges on route to start them with teams like manchester united and 2 ventures. along the way, he encountered the dock a side to football, experiencing racial abuse from fans, and on the page, including an infamous encounter with livable, striking luis wallace in 2011. later in his career ever revealed that he'd been sexually abused as a child by a school teacher, a secret he kept for 25 years. now in a career of the page, he's a u. n. m passenger against child sexual abuse and uses his 20000000 strong social media following to campaign against racism in support. posted by a fortune and playing the game, patrice ever acquired a portuguese football clubs. recently one promotion to the payment of the league. and he's a prolific investor in technology, leading to his participation in the world's largest and most renown technology conference, the

plays in france have arrested a former leader of a militia from the central african republic patrice edwarda commanded the. that's a christian group which targeted muslims international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention he's accused of committing crimes against humanity during the enter religious fighting five years ago x. cousin or president is under way in controversial education reforms launched by his predecessor that's part of violent protests by teachers of his armored or has proposed a new plan that would scrap teacher evaluations and make public education free many say that the government is off track john heilemann reports on tuesday a new president and his mother will lopez obrador scrapped his predecessor's education reform and a veiled his own plan to rescue crews failing schools if you disagree change is needed the o.e.c.d. ranks the country's education system among the worst in the world the last over who was just five years ago the centerpiece of that plan was the introduction of proficiency tests for teaches those who consistently failed face dismissal

my name is patrice colors i am an artist and activist a woman of the. time . i use music to denounce the structures that oppress us to question to mobilize to empower the right speaking out so i go by the name of low key iraqi british long before it was the. people 6 is somebody more black people have died we are part of a liberation movement across continents and chairs histories and oppression we have to take care of each other if we want to change things rosa angela and now patrice bringing the struggle to the 21st century i got the chance to sit down and talk with her it's great to be here in studio b. i'm scripted our stories may be different but there's always common ground there's going to go both. thank. you yes it's really amazing to be here with you i have to say that i was really touched in a visceral way by your book you know because of your activism and because of your collectivizing were post into this very precarious and dangerous space of being defined by some as a terrorist how did it feel when you were watching bill o'reilly on the news essen