pastor mckenzie was preaching here before he left for the forest.er he was arrested locals came and attacked the property. they destroyed the church walls. people here are very angry at what happened. they are angry at mckenzie and the authorities for how they handled it. the search-and-rescue operation has intensified. there is a local inquiry a a shakeup in local security services. why was this about to go on for so long? >> he was known and taken to court three times. even now we have an active case in court. this is a matter that has come up now and a matter that is under investigation. thank you. barbara: hundreds of people are sill missing. he is searching for his brotr's family. >> lively kids. the boy loves me very much. he runs after me, uncle, uncle. barbara: do you still have hope they might come running to you? >> that is my prayer. barbara: the horror, this year -- the sheer scale of it has settled into the community and traveled far beyond that. the agonizing question is still how this could have happened. barbara platt usher bbc news

pasta is equal adero investigate to say that he had business dealings with the co li, the pasta mckenzie. they also trying to find out if he was involved in the practice is going on, that his lawyer is adero. his lawyer is denied all of those uh, vacations. uh he misleading the town hospital just in recent days, people are still coming out alive. there are 4 people in the volume and one of them in critical condition being treated for hunger and signs of salvation. that's leading the families of the people who are still missing. to ask why more than a month off to the police in operation began to move in 2 months after the alarm was res. why still have not been secured with the agencies rounded up the remaining cold fall. it was the militia, which is widely reported to have been working for the past and mackenzie guarding those people in the for us, the whole nasa has led to people in can. yeah. asking whether the growing number of evangelical churches should be regulated. something that we take a look at it now story somebody to say tilden was stalled 1st and some was suffocated, buried

mckenzie is well known by police and has been arrested several times before.me he was released because of a lack of evidence. some rights groups say they have received reports of extreme fasting in the southeastern region as early as february. they accuse the police of not responding fast enough. >> it was a place where these kind of things were. they were fasting -- reporter: the number of people being rescued is dwindling. while the bodies keep piling up. julie: the biden administration is sending 1500 troops to the border with mexico to do with an increasing number of migrants, trying to enter the u.s. next week marks the relaxation of pandemic-era restrictions which allowed a bird -- border officials to turn away tens of thousands of migrants. military personnel will perform administered of tasks -- >> these personnel will be performing administrative tasks like data entry and warehouse support. they will not be performing law enforcement functions or interacting with emigrants or migrants. this will free up border patrol agents to perform their critical l

. >> mckenzie davidson, a budding journalist, works for the school newspaper, the argonaut. her editor asked her to ride an editorial on a new law that bans so-called abortion trafficking. before you were assigned to write this article, did you know anything about this abortion trafficking band? >> i had heard of it, but i did not know a lot about it. quick did it surprise you this was even a proposal here to prevent teenagers from leaving the state? >> ever since harley -- aro e -- ever since roe got overturned, a kind of felt like every day you were waking up and your rightswe reeiak b tngen awa >> starting today, the new law makes it a crime to help young woman or girl travel to get an abortion without h parents' permission. >> mr. speaker, friends, we are only looking to continue to protect our children and our parental rights. this is only dealing with those who would traffic minors without the consent of a parent. >> mckenzie interviewed a heart for the article. >> she kept saying that it was about parental rights and that was the most important thing. >> this would ha

they will follow us of kenyan evangelical pasta pul mckenzie. they asked us to hide their identities. most of the survivors are being held by the police. this is where mckenzie cooled people to live with him. and the remote arid forest can is coast. he told them to fast stuff that children to death and then stopped themselves to reach. having james says his brother rescued him. he's visibly emaciated. his mother denies. she was starving him. james says yes before he was inspired by mackenzie's preaching in touch. this fish on his messages were okay or young, but the changed from 2017 on he told us to stop going to school and to pray. instead of going to hospital, he was a senior person, so we believed him in obeyed him. this was pulling mackenzie's touch. and melinda, is this done right here? every sunday, i'm preach to crowds of hundreds of people who gathered here. thousands more watched on his television station. and on youtube is increasingly radical. preaching through criticism from some but in a context where the government is widely seem

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david mckenzie has more from johannesburg. >> certainly, the law signed was one of the most draconianlaws in the world. it includes among other things, a life sentence for those that are caught in the act of homosexuality. and crucially, it makes illegal the promotion of homosexuality. i'm using the words within that bill. education could be curbed for sexual education. it asks for people to out those for who they believe are lgbtq for authorities. i've spoken to several activists today in uganda, who fear for their lives at this moment. they worry that people will take the law into their own hands. and there's already been an atmosphere of fear in the lead-up to the signing of the bill. now, the proponents of the bill say this is an important moment for uganda. this is a deeply conservative, mostly christian country. and the man who put his name to the bill had this to say. >> if we don't stand our ground, as a country, as a people, as a community, we will have completely succeeded our serenity and independence as a country. >> he has faced pressure not to sign the bill. he will be c

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david mckenzie, cnn, johannesburg. >>> still ahead, china sends a fifth manned mission to its space stations it moves ahead with its ambitious space program. we'll have the latest on that. neuriva plus is a multitasasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain healtlth. to help keep me e sharp. neuriva: think bigger. [ speaking non-english ] >>> china sends its first civilian astronaut into space as it launches its mission. officials say the liftoff was a complete success and it marked another step forward for the country's ambitious space program. >> the three crew members on board are set to man china's space station taking over from the previous. let's go to steven jiang live in beijing. a lot of people watching liftoff today. >> reporter: yeah, according to state media the spacecraft just docked with the chinese space station a few minutes ago actually. and any moment now we could be seeing six chinese astronauts actually in the same structure which is quite remarkable considering the country's first manned space mission was only launched 20 years ago and the space station itself core modu

dave mckenzie, in johannesburg, thank you.e'll keep across all of those latest developments around the cease-fire, whether or not it holds. the deadline is looming but we'll get you up to date on the debt ceiling crisis in washington. why democrats and republicans are seemingly stuck over how to resolve it. >>> plus, back on the witness stand. the woman accusing donald trump of rape faces more questions from the district attorney. the cross-examination is set to resume. >>> and later, the moment that a tornado touches down on a highway in florida, caught on camera. ♪ >>> turning to the top story, after days, jpmorgan is buying most assets of first republic bank in a deal arranged by regulators. the federal insurance corporation announced the deal on sunday. saying jpmorgan chase will seize all of the deposits, especially all of the assets. all branches will reopen today. this makes first republic the second largest bank failure in nation's history. >>> meantime, doomsday clock ticking for the debt ceiling crisis with republica

let's bring in cnn's senior international correspondent david mckenzie live in johannesburg. so david, walk us through the allegations and the reaction from the south african government. >> reporter: well, kim, the allegations are unusual as you say and very direct. the u.s. ambassador to south africa talking to local me immediate saying this ship, the lady r which docked at a naval port in south africa near capetown, was there to receive arms and ammunition from south africa that would end up in russia during this bloody war on ukraine. now, that ship was sanctioned by the u.s. treasury in may of last year. that already begins problems regardless of the specificity of that allegation. and it was a deeply suspicious moment when that cargo ship arrived in south africa. it turned off its transresponders for several days acording to ship trackers. it then off-loaded and onloaded goods in the dead of the night according to eyewitnesses and opposition members of it added speculation that though south africa claims it is neutral in this war in ukraine that perhaps they are less tha

david mckenzie is live for us. significant reason, so how is the south african government responding to these allegations? >> reporter: the latest response -- good morning to you -- is that they are hauling? the u.s. ambassador for a discussion with the minister of foreign affairs. they also say that there is no evidence and no sign that there was in fact official export of arms and ammunition to russia according to the national conventional arms control group here in south africa. but these were explosive allegations and i don't think that they came ouftst of the bl. i think it is a sense of ongoing frustration from u.s. officials for south africa's neutral stance. but the evidence suggests at least in the american eyes that over time they have shown actions that are not neutral. they have hosted war games including china and russia off the coast of south africa, they have repeatedly here at the u.n. voted to abstain from condemning russia and also received russian officials with glowing terms. so i think that thi

cnn's david mckenzie has more from johannesburg. certainly this law that was signed by president in the 70s, one of the most draconian anti lgbtq laws in the world. it includes amongst other things a life sentence for those who are caught in the act of homosexuality. and crucially it makes it illegal there for roshan of homosexuality. and i am using the words within that bill. which means that education could be curved for sexual education. and also ask for people to out those who they believed are lgbtq -- spoken to several activists today who fear for their lives at this moment. they worry that people will take the law into their own hands and there is already an atmosphere fear in the lead up to the signing of -- the proponents of the bill say this is an important moment for uganda -- then we will completely have succeeded our serenity and independents as a country. >> number 70 has already faced a great deal of pressure not to sign the bill and i am sure he will be wildly criticized by western governments and potentially face sa

>> but mckenzie got me too. >> yes. you know what happened, right?ty and last door jeremy fellela get tickets now. performing arts center in reading pennsylvania. see you tomorrow night. >> good luck. >> that's great, good for you. >> a pretty big place, right. >> that's big, thousands. >> thousands, great. >> i'll love it. >> i'll be there on the road. >> no you won't. >> see you here on monday. >> good evening and welcome to washington, i am shannon bream and for bret beherns. a strong jobs report has president by the celebrating even as he prepares for a tough fight over the debt ceiling. eligible black people in california could be in for a windfall as a down payment of reparations. bc president trump give his deposition and the defamation case brought by a woman who claims he raped her. growing pressure on the manhattan district attorney to prosecute a white marine vet veteran. due to the

amna: including sisters rylie and mckenzie fleming.dari filmed the moment they saw the new princess. amna: were you surprised by the way they reacted? dari: i was, i was super surprised, especially with my little one, because she never really gets surprised or reacts to anything. so for her to react that way to the little mermaid trailer, i was like, wow. this is going to be an amazing movie. amna: even bailey herself said she was in awe of the response to the trailer alone. there's only ever been one black disney princess in disney's 100-year history 2009's tiana in the princess and the frog. a previous, 1997 cinderella remake cast singer and actress brandy norwood in the lead. for dari, that moment resonated. she wants more moments like that for her girls. amna: when you think about the kind of characters that you watched growing up, right, the tv shows, the movies that you had. how are they different from the things that your girls get to see today? >> when i was growing up, i had, you know, cinderella, brandy. i absolutely loved th

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they will follow us of canyon evangelical pasta pul mckenzie. they asked us to hide their identities. most of the survivors are being held by the police. this is where mckenzie cooled people to live with him and the remote arid forest can is coast. he told them to fast stuff that children to death and then stopped themselves to reach having james says his brother rescued him. he's visibly emaciated. his mother denies. she was stopping him. james says yes, before he was inspired by mackenzie's preaching in touch. this fish on his messages were okay or young, but they changed from 2017 on he told us to stop going to school and to pray. instead of going to hospital, he was a senior person, so we believed them, you know, beat him. this was pulling mackenzie's to 10000000. they use this done right here. every sunday, i'm preach to crowds of hundreds of people who gathered here. thousands more watched on his television station and on youtube is increasingly radical preaching through criticism from some but in a context where the government is widely s

of the current you guys are speaking, the government has judge mckenzie or to get the results with these accomplices on that terrorizing charges. this is the, the me stop choose somebody just jingle say because my traditional, those are 91 christians. so it's really several columns of my, the uh, that is being that shows stuck in this mckenzie and i understand is i've print uh, a computer has. okay, we'll have to leave it there. we thank you so much for joining us from boss. so and kenya, thank you to, let's get an update on the sports, those who are as demo. thank you. during that shows to be a policy at to say at the, at the, at, at stadium lights, when manchester city will be presented with the premier, a trophy officer that came with chelsea. they retained the title on saturday following also the defeat to nobody and forest. and this is how the city play as we access to becoming champions for the bed, yet in the right the, it's the same time in the past 6 seasons, the city have secured top spots on the pep squad, yada, but supplies comp celebrate too much. they said have the f, a cup

he was previously period to mckenzie scott from 1993 to 2019 when they separated.tt's 4% stake in amazon was worth more than $36 billion, making their settlement the most expensive divorce in history. >>> steph cururry isn't t takin home anothther nba chahampionsh this yearar, butut he is receiva pretty valaluable award. the nba announceded t today tha curry i is t the wininner of "t kareem a abdul-jabbabar social justice c champion award."" currrry was chosenn by the nbab his jusustice pursuits.. nonotably servingng as cocochai the michehelle obamaa campapaig "when w we all votete." the nba w will donatate $10000, the university of san francisco on curry's behalf. >>> vianey, let's talk about weather. definitely cooler. >> it is. noticeable. >> i like it. >> pleasant, comfortable. we're below average. right now, taking a look at some of the 70s. 70 livermore. 71 concord. let's get right to that microclimate forecast so i can show you the temperature difference in some spots, which you've probably noticed it for good reason. if you look at livermore, it rained abou

so the follow is of pull mckenzie also testified and confirmed that they sold their properties to the call to meet as bidding. we understand at the moment that the total of a 112 people have so far been confirmed did in many families have arrived in the town of mundane the search of the relatives of following the tragedy. the canyon ridge across the side seem to need 3 counties says that the officials had been reported and it was the said about 400 missing peoples have been recorded. and some of the different states assemblies that arrives. moline de had lost several relatives to the call to, and some of those people have been missing for months, or even more than a year country. the tragedy has taken a political dimension covering feet with in president william volta, saying that the government will form a traditional commission off inquiry to establish why mackenzie is allegedly activities have not been detected or the the saga has also seen prisons involving to intervene in kenya's home growing religious movements and through a spotlight on failed. if it's too big you need to on re

william, brutal people like mckenzie and all other territories. and criminals do not belong to any religion. they belong to jail. and that is where they should be. the red cross estimates that over $300.00 people were reported missing in that sheeka hall, our area in can leafy county and we expect that the death toll will arrive even more. 2 cases of those young kids who are under the age of 10 were found to been at $68.00 it and then really goes towards deliberate murder and taking of life. then a mercy ation or starvation might lead us, but indeed most of these cups were starved and they were found to have nothing in their stomach. according to kenya's, chief pathologist, germany's parliament has given approval for the country's military to participate in an e you mission in need share. as a result, up to 60 german soldiers to join the mission, set up last december aim to help the west african country improve its logistics and infrastructure. the soldiers may be stationed in the chair until the end of may next year, with a possibility of an exte

south korea correspondentjean mckenzie has more from seoul.re was panic and confusion in seoul this morning as we awoke to the sound of this air raid siren which is extremely rare. and messages from loudspeakers telling people to prepare for an evacuation, only to be told 20 minutes later it was a mistake. north korea did fire a missile this morning. it was believed to be carrying a spy satellite. but we now know it was a failure and the rocket exploded in midair and crashed into the sea. this will be a big disappointment for the north korean leader kim jong—un. he has been working to give north korea its first ever spy satellite and he announced this week he was planning the launch. a spy satellite would give north korea a strategic advantage to allow it to monitor its enemies from the sky, south korea and the us, and be able to spot incoming attacks as well as plotting its own attacks. the north said this morning it will attempt to launch again in the nearfuture. so this false alarm in seoul this morning has serious implications, because ove

portuguese reservoirs, pos of the investigation into the disappearance of the process towards le madeline mckenzie stretch of voice. that is just the 50 kilometers from the results with a 3 year old went missing back in 2007, such as on the search has been requested by jim and also guarantees of the german national was formerly made a suspect. in the case. kevin police are investigating the suspect employees, the name of 2 russian journalists who attended the conference here in belin. the women were treated at the cities trinity hospital. they were in the german capital for an event organized by kremlin cr 6. we had quoted kosky, the cause of the symptoms is still unconcerned. and police in the south american country have guy on a say that a deadly fire at a school don't. the tree may have been started intentionally the place broke house on sunday night until the government boarding schools, the goals, the subs remote, mostly indigenous villages. 19 students were killed in the finance and good selves remain in critical condition. now armenia is prime minister is offering to recognize neighboring a

bodies in mass graves. police say they starve themselves to death on the instructions of co leader po mckenzie, who remains in detention. a german chancellor, all of salts has back to the african union's bid to join the g. 20 group of major economies as he continues his 3 day visit to east africa. schultz travels in ethiopia on thursday for talks with government and african union officials and audi suburban mex. he's heading to kenya, germany's biggest trading partner in the region. so let's take a closer look at our left schultz. this trip so far here at audi, some of the airport german chancellor oil schultz started to 2nd trip to africa since taking office. ethiopia is the 2nd most populous country in africa, but it faces many problems. the modern fist, not the chance lucy's on his driving to the city center is deceptive. ethiopia has gone from being a role model to a struggling nation with many people, barely making ends meet. inflation has sort to nearly 40 percent. survival is a daily struggle. all my children are educated, they are unemployed. i only earned about 10 euros every month. i

and men with a full life to try to reach heaven before the end of the wild, evangelical pasta pool mckenzie and thing a and it's for the was moved here to the shack a whole forest for years ago. we spoke to somebody who's what to the exclamation side, but he's not authorized to talk that he told us about 70 or 80 bodies of pits and not be part of the cold. there is a place where we found many graves together, concealed under recently planted vegetables. those many bodies were wrapped in a different way. the bodies of people from there were normally wrapped in just the bed sheets. these ones were wrapped tightly and some with straps around the next, as if for carrying them. kenzie used to pre to this church and the town is lindy field. so how to t v stations and the youtube channel. he's knowing custody of waiting charges. he's been arrested and released several times before, even after his father was started dying. many people here say he was paying off the police in the lindy, the offices in charge of being transferred to see if you investigate this day. he has business dealings with this

7 is simply trying to maintain a world order based on western her gemini, to do surveys, coal of mckenzie, and then wanted to continue of the west and coming into loyalty, not an end of i don't want to do so to democracy all the policy. ok, so do you guys are canceling pendants from the us from the west? g sending of course we would have to incorporate it onto the t 20 so far. look about the not the us net, the 7th, because of the time the under russia, the t 20. they can look at the deed for this agenda. so the reason that we tend to old content like a 27 and so, so i don't know, do cartoon. and then also kind of said, oh gosh, sounds rentals to the market as well as the us, japan airlines. we see so many transparent into to, to china, to drugs or to the international community. i don't think so. so go to their transparencies in what kinds of meaning the 2nd to be japan has to be uh, one or 2 actually getting the lawrenceville will you, we defend them the, uh, are you in the system the most of the water? what to say. so then with the rush i was on the breaks countries, so exhausted, talk

still with a slight us, let me, it's a 7 extension i uh, what were some of the best way to to them mckenzie, to speak, linda and cut the record to you and they have to read you, brother, you go easily and show the temperature in the business of yes name is beacon, new jersey is kim category, which that's moved treating angel as well as i stated it back in the 96 days. so the week this is in the service system that we could put pressure on to make the system collapse from the inside of when the soviet union funded collapse. i felt that historical justice come american foreign policy must continue to monitor political aspects to use its influence in your res . yeah. and such a way as to create stability on the continent and whether you notice sites stands as a political arbitration and not the bits in board on which and then the ship. i look at this deal, it's the are sick that which and the other, it's in the square for you as you can then teach now with the political gorgeous. and that's probably the issue uh, going to the one, the fees. and the reasons with the is the value is being you br

william, brutal people like mckenzie and all other territories. and criminals do not belong to any religion. they belong to jail. and that is where they should be. the red cross estimates that over $300.00 people were reported missing in that sheeka hall, our area in can leafy county and we expect that the death toll will arrive even more. 2 cases of those young kids who are under the age of 10 were found to been axiate and dead really goes towards deliberate murder and taking off life. then unless he ation or starvation might lead us. but indeed, most of these cops were starved and they were found to have nothing in their stomach.

mckenzie is not a left-wing organization. diversity is good for boards. i heard comments made earlier about discrimination against people of a certain ethnic background. there are plenty of white men serving on corporate boards. majority are. homogeneous boards outperform diverse boards. it's not just research. it's common sense. if you bring people from the same backgrounds, the same educational schools, same cultural backgrounds together, you are going to find a lot of group think. a good board does well when there is discussion and back and forth and differences of opinion. so diverse boards reduce group think and produce better results. ms. brown: thank you. and i would say that that answer demonstrates the need for increased did versity both -- diversity both in corporations and throughout the sector. pun ishg companies for these corporate choices have been an element of the republican platform from d.c. to disney. while they continue to face unique economic barriers, republicans oppose corporate freedom to implement strategies for social investment

we heard from mckenzie as well, saying there are risks in the technology. it's in its infancy. about ai's hallucinations where the system fabricates consistent sounding information. we are in the hype cycle but mckenzie is saying lots of banks are realizing what is needed to scale. others are trying to figure out what is going on with ai in the future. recommend you check out the article on the bloomberg terminal. still to come trade commissioner for asia-pacific will join us to talk about the uk's first trade deal, negotiated from scratch post-brexit. our exclusive interview with natalie black in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ this electric feels different... because it's powered by the most potent source of energy there is ... you. this is the lexus variety of electrification ... inspired by, created for and powered by you. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it co

trying to maintain a world or based on as he calls it west and had german a decent mice cole, of mckenzie. and then one to, to continue of the west and dominant to loyalty, not an end of i don't want to do. so go to democracy, all the policy auction as canceling pendants from the us from the west. uh, g 7. of course, we would try to incorporate it onto the t 20 site for work, but to not the us. and that's the 7th because of the time the under russia, the t 20 to can the detroit is a agenda. so the reason that we send the old content over to 7 and so, so i don't know, do cartoon. and then i'll kind of said, oh gosh, sounds randolph divided as well. uh, the, the us japan lines we see so many transpired into, to, to china, to address it, to the international community. i don't think so offices and so go to their transparencies in what time does it mean uh and the 2nd of each of has to be one of our to actually give you the most to you. we defend them, the, uh, are you in the system, the photos of the water? what to say? so then with the rush i was on the roots countries so exhausted. how can

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he put a lot of money and work with mckenzie to outline, set up have, and set a timeline to associateevenue synergies, dna synergies, and product synergies across the board. without that, we are not going to do acquisitions. we need this to be efficient and get to global scale. caroline: we thank you. blake ceo, brendan jones. let's focus on mla on a more -- on m&a more on the current stance. the antitrust agenda by president biden is a big deal with some never making it past the board room. we have nguyen island from washington to break it down. the story is showing how much is in effect. can you paint the picture of where we have been and what we have come to because of the administration? >> the biden administration came in strong on antitrust. they thought past administrations were too easy on mergers and let big deals come through only tunzi a couple big ones. but the biden administration has been aggressive so far since the antitrust enforcers came in in july 2021, they have challenged 17 cases in court. but they also raised antitrust concerns about another 26. those deals were