and also about possible peace talks with russia. candidates defense, mr. anita and had this to say. if vladimir putin wants peace, he can leave ukraine in till that time, we need to continue to do whatever is necessary to support ukraine, sovereignty instability in the short and long term. there are 3 main categories of age that we are discussing. air defense missile systems continued 155 millimeter ammunition as well as tanks. and in all 3 categories, canada has been contributing and we are working closely with our allies to ensure that 8 of all sorts continues to be put on the table for you. cranky will m i asked the ws brussels bureau chief on some of phenomena if nato could potentially give in to the ukranian fleet football plans. well, i think that's eventually nato allies. individual allies might be ready to provide a queen worth fighter jets bats. not sir. now, but of course, nato's goal is to help the ukrainian forces switch to nato standards, including the air force. and we also have to assume that eventually ukraine will run out of their soviet era jets they are using righ

mrs. d, the ethnic ingredients in the african democracy. it's all it is going to be a problem for the continent. that's anita that need to look at. what does that is needed for a you to talk openly, to talk transparently about this issue among themselves? we're seeing chris, what attention in the country attention does man's are defined by tribe, what isms, and just kind of thing becomes ingredient from our conflict. how do we get it this once a should focus mohammed from your vantage point? how is the african union doing when it comes to coordinating with the regional blocks, whether that pertains to security issues or economic issues. how, how is the a you doing when it comes to that? i think we have to intercept the fact that the african union is anti government organizations. so it is about trying to coordinate the policies of sobering states. it has nothing to do, for example, with european union, for which the member states decided to, to they, they gave of their competency in african union and into a government organization. so it can only be efficient if the member states have the political will to allow the african union

anita hill. but on his dismal civil rights. but although this book is about the things mrs. parks accomplished that people don't know about, this is not her story account. my book is about her heart and about her soul and the lessons of leadership i learned while mother parks lived with me when i traveled with her after learned who she was, which is about three years later. and then when she asked me to sit, on the founding board of this museum, mrs. parks, famous because she's the seminal person in the history of civil and women's rights. she died in 2005, but her is now. the lessons she taught me are lessons that can change what is happening now. i hope we will discuss in a q&a. mrs. parks used to tell me all the time and didn't understand it at the time were hiding behind the laws. if we don't attention to people that don't like we do, if we don't spend time changing hearts, the laws will roll back. that's what they're doing now. so this book is of even more importance to me because. this gives me the opportunity to go around country and do what mrs. parks did. talk love

anita ward. ♪ ring my bell ♪ ♪ my bell ♪ doritos, try another angle. >> stephen: hey, everybody. it's the host of "last week tonight," mr? >> john: sunday. >> stephen: this sunday. okay. >> john: thanks. >> stephen: i'm not exactly sure how to preamble this photo. this is the poster going up all over town. this is the ad. being run in magazines. the tag is, "it's only been nine years" and it starts off with this over here. two photos. >> john: our very first poster from the day we started the show. 2014. >> you now. >> john: yeah. so... it's not ideal. it's not ideal. >> stephen: i want to know. please tell me you are slouching because it looks like you actually lost height. >> john: that's right. i have been diminished. the crazy thing is. our writer came up with this idea and it's a perfect idea and we sent it to hbo and the first draft they sent back with me on the side and then they kind of marked up me with a long beard like i'm in zz top and we had to say no, the joke isn't what i might look like if i age badly. the joke is my actual face. believe me, my face can stick the landing on this punch line. >> stephen: v