the court building on the south pacific on and off side problem is the latest images. this is the place where the final ruling is. of course, expected to take place were anticipating not really within the next couple of hours . now, according to the case documents which leaks to found will paint guilty to a conspiracy charge as part of his deal. busy with washington, but is expected to be released with his time having been considered solved in the meantime, off to a day of fire retail, so not very be the nation's president. when router has deliberate and address play, mean radical elements have hijacked the protest. easy or even we might from from the this particular to these shows demonstrate just inside the parliament building, losing damage, tearing down slacks. they then tried to break the way into the senate chamber and the modem inside the m p. 's had to go to, to approve a controversial falling on this bill. that would see a steep rise in taxes. hundreds of little make us was said to have taken refuge in the face met the full being of actuated to safety. protest

australia a free man after pleading guilty to violating espionage laws at the us court in the south pacific. the deal spared him for the present time and in the link, the legal side over leaf classified files he published on which he makes. that's all for now. checks out a line d, w dot com for more. thanks for watching the news. my name is the calls back. saved loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it loud. this would have been nosy bay, like good, everyone to king the healthy award winning called called the hold back the arab world is outraged. over the israel, gaza war one. the said, wait a sec. eric states also help to defend is really when you, ron attacked, to the surprise of many that was almost lim, i, the nation took up arms to defend the israel. can you imagine the domestic headache difficult? how does that come about? aren't eric countries in israel and the nice didn't they fight plenty of wars? well, yes. but sometimes even the greatest enemies become friends. so let's have a look at how they came to ter

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that's a us territory in the south pacific. he's post to appear in court there. what to expect? well, it's an unusual place to such a high profile case to be a and the reason is going there is, according to the united states of justice, mr. san she was worried about going to continental united states is long see that you will face potentially the death penalty there. so he agreed to go to this us territory, which is also the closest you as court to his own country, a stranger. it's not clear if there's any kind of a legal advantage for you to do that, but anyways, nearby, he'll be there tomorrow morning on amber. many people from the island are expected to show up and see this court case, which is unexpected sensation in such small little territory and difficult it is according to plans you will plead guilty to one else under the espionage at all. so saving and publishing confidential documents that are past due by chelsea, my name is unexpected. to be sentenced. and this time spent in the u. k. prison system, about 5 years could be taken as a time served and is expected to be r

i just completed a trip to the south pacific where i visited manella.■xii cemetery marking the graves of 17,000 americans. did crosses don't mark democraticbl republican. the freedom they fought and system of justice the rule of law and constitution they took up arms against japan and worked tirelessly alongside our alleys to see a world under assault from imperialism. they didn't so-so do so on principals but out of a commitment to ourho nation. we should honor, those who severed and sacrifice in a generation oror two eye go and those willing to serve in sacrifice today going forward. by restoring ethics and transparency to the united states supreme court. they have passed a shameful shadow, nothe just the appearance of impropriety by conflict. it can be resolved.d pass this bill. >> "washington journal" continues. host: us of this morning from jackson, mississippi is naacp president and ceo derrick johnson. thank you for your time this morning k let's talk about a recent cbs poll based on exit polls from 2020 that showed >>> based

back memories of my grandfather and my mother talking about losing their son and brother in the south pacificr in iraq, with the tragedy with his uncle, what as he later began to say, he was devoured by cannibals, yes, yes, guinea or wherever, yes, besides, they told you what kind of cannibals, in fact he fell into the ocean there, died, but in any case, that is, well, biden is a man, which turns any tragedy into an absolutely terrible farce, that's what another no less young us presidential candidate, donald friederikovich trump, speaks about him. last week , corrupt joe biden signed an executive order that supports migrant incursions, child trafficking, women trafficking, human trafficking and drug trafficking. he's weak, he's ineffective, what he signed is complete crap. and the crowd is chanting like that. shit, crap, yes, yes, well, then let’s really start with america, since jake salevan was mentioned, so to speak, i also can’t get past this figures, because at one time some hopes were pinned on him, not only there in america, but also by people who actually thought that it would be pos

grandfather and what my mother told me about him losing a son, she, respectively, a brother in the south pacificr mine. his name was ambrosie, everyone just called him bosie, when i was little, they told me, he first listened in aviation, then he began to take to the air, he flew one of the single-engine reconnaissance planes and he was shot down over new guinea, and his business continued were not found because there were many cannibals in this part of new guinea. real cannibals. interestingly, new guinea then released a statement and called this statement racist and terrible. moreover, the pentagon followed up with a statement that they did not have such data. of course, you can laugh at this, but if he is ready to invent such things just to somehow tie himself to the second world war, it bothers me and upsets me that he is ready to tell unreliable stories about members of his own. no more, the president will not be able to hide from these elections, because last time there was covid, there were lockdowns, biden was sitting in the basement, otherwise covid could have gotten to him and killed h

a year later, she a 25,000 mile tour of the south pacific, a representative of the american red cross. the first lady traveled in military transports, putting herself at risk to visit hospitals, military camps and red cross clubs. during her trip, she saw an estimated hundred thousand american servicemen women. the need for war workers created economic opportunities for women and minorities and advanced cause of these two major social movements. after being threatened by black leaders with a march on washington moved to confront racial discrimination in the defense industries by issuing executive. 8802, which barred racial in war plans to enforce it. he created the fair employment practices commission. many women who during the war found opportunities traditionally held men were reluctant to return to the traditional role of homemaker. the opportunities open for african-americans and women during the war contributed to the emergence of the postwar civil rights and women's rights movements. grant us victory over the tyrants and slave free men and nations grant was a common trait that m

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bill and they went to howard universitwere trained to fight, and did fight in the south pacific in europewhen they came back, they had to sit on the back of the bus. they couldot sit at a white lunch counter. even in d.c. and that infuriated them to the point where they said, look, if europe, we can defeat racism here at home. and so this area he becomes the space and place f movement. coordinated committee across the street. doctor king, down the street. naacp, around the this was the place. three black newspapers were here. so what you begin to see is, yes, america is segregated but people are going to try and change that. and where they begin to change that is out of howard university and u street becomes the place. and so in 1952 when she came here, this isunity, but it was a dynamic segregated community. peter: how would you describe the role of ben's chili bowl through ourmr. demczuk: i think every city has a great space and place for african-americans to go feel safe, and feel as if this is our place to talk, to eat to socialize, to listen to a jukebox. this is a place -- so, new o

founder julian assange to land in the northern mariana islands, and american territory in the south pacificis due to appear in court to plead guilty to one chart under the espionage act. he was released from prison last night and flown private jet to saipan. the plea deal he struck with prosecutors carries a custodial sentence, but assange has already served five years for breaching bail conditions and will be released immediately. it brings to a close a 14 year saga in which mr. assange has fought exhibition, first hiding out at the ecuadorian embassy in london, and then in a prison cell in bell marsh. his wife spoke to bbc today. >> i don't want to say too much until it has been signed off by a judge, but the important thing here is that the deal involved time served, that if he signed it, he would be able to walk free. christian: our guest is the new york times national security and legal reporter. great to have you on the program. you said it's unambiguous and led to this long-running legal saga which has jeopardized the ability of other jrnalists to report on military intelligence or d

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territory in the south pacific to formally enter his guilty plea.e to australia. >> our thanks to terry. >>> we turn now to the right for racial equality on film and tv sets. some actors of color say they're forced to deal with on-set hairstylists who aren't trained or qualified with sometimes disastrous results. here is abc's megan wright. >> i'm light myself up. >> reporter: this is how actress at thia gabriel says she is freeing herself from hollywood's beauty bias. the 28-year-old known for films in tv shows like netflix's "chilling adventures of sabrina" says she made the decision to take clippers to her crown after years of bad experiences on sets. >> your appearance is not something you want to be worried about, right? >> when i first did on netflix, i will get are sort of preproduction things. and the woman that they had assigned to do my hair, she is not able to. it came down to okay, well, i'll do the front and you do the back. >> reporter: but going above and beyond came with a price. >> they didn't work it into my time schedule. so i had

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been taken into custody were been sent to the other side of the world to mainland france from the south pacific officials of the local government in new caledonia, and called the high commission and aligned with friends present a menu and back home said that they did that to be able to investigate the unrest in calm and peace? talk about an epic fail then in that case, i guess i figured that these guys were just kick back with netflix need to be or if they ever move to france instead, it's just giving them more reason to riot at home. which we're asking for is a little more consideration that people have reason out. i called them nice people here. it's not a social movement. it's not the movement of striking to walk us. and that's something the french they didn't understand and still doesn't understand. that's why we demand the release of the prisoners. as far as we're concerned, there's a political deportations and political prisoners. nothing more, nothing less. so bit of background here. all of this on rest kicked off back in may . when michael and his french government decided to push throu

australia, a free man after pleading guilty to violent inc. espionage laws that take us court in south pacific. the deal spared him further prison time and ends, the link. the legal fight over leaked classified files he published on wiki and us journalists. evan gross cabbage has gone on trial. in russia, the case is taking place behind closed doors. wall street journal reporter has been accused of spying for the united states and could face up to 20 years in prison. if found guilty. e and his employer denied the chart. that's good. you can always get the the news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the ups store that will give you access to all the lives news from around the world, as well as push notifications for any breaking up next, it's made in germany, looking at how electric vehicles are symbol of division in the united states, i'm terry martin for me and all of us here at the w. there's thanks for the or the extra mobility in the u. s. has become the newest symbol in the quote. so joe biden is planning an electric vehicle revolution 12 donald trump promises to am

from the south pacific officials of the local government in new caledonia called the high commission and aligned with french president in menu and back home, said that they did that to be able to investigate the unrest, income and peace, talk about an epic fail then in that case, i guess the figure that these guys would just kick back from netflix need to be, or if they ever move to france instead, it's just giving them more reason to riot at home. the ones we are asking for is a little more consideration that people have reason out a couple of nice people here. it's not a social movement. it's not the movement of striking workers. and that's something the french they didn't understand and still doesn't understand. that's why we demand the release of the prisoners as far as where i can send. these are political deputations and political prisoners. nothing more, nothing less. so bit of background here. all of this on rest kicked off back in may . when michael and his french government decided to push through an electoral reform and new caledonia that would add thousands more residents

been taken into custody were been sent to the other side of the world to mainland france from the south pacific officials of the local government in new caledonia, and called the high commission and aligned with french president a menu and back home said that they did that to be able to investigate the unrest in calm and peace. talk about an epic fail then in that case, i guess the figure that these guys were just kick back with netflix need to be or if they ever move to france instead, it's just giving them more reason to riot at home. which we are asking for is a little more consideration that people have reason out. i called them nice people . it's not a social movement. it's not the movement of striking workers. and that's something the french they didn't understand and still doesn't understand. that's why we demand the release of the prisoners as far as what concerns there's a political deportations and political prisoners. nothing more. nothing less. so bit of background here. all of this on russ kicked off back in may. when michael and his french government decided to push through and el

and i think this is but fear in the south china sea that will the philippines be in the pacific equivalent of the ukraine, where the us wants to find russian down to the last few premium. is it attempting to find china down to the last filipino and i think china, it has been resolute and clear in saying that it believes on the concept of indivisible security where every state has the right to security, but not at the expense of other states that all countries in the region need to have their interest in concerns taken into account. and i think this is the real danger that we brought here that the us made. it's the data. another open conflict in this part of the world. yeah, i know david, josh responded, i'll come to you today with david. i'm sure you've got sweet to say about that, but let me get to somebody. put me in london. i mean somebody a i liked yourself have attended the shangri la dialogue. i've reported all day and i commented on it in the past when i've attended the situation is the shangri la di logan single pull that real chance full the thing, cuz the move is the shape of cer

founder, julian assange, will land in the northern mariana islands, an american territory in the south pacificlty to one charge under the espionage act. mr assange was released from prison last night and flown by private jet via bangkok to saipan. the plea deal he's struck with prosecutors carries a custodial sentence, but assange has already served five years for breaching bail conditions, and so will be released immediately for time served. it brings to a close a 1li—year saga in which mr assange has fought extradition, first hiding out at the ecuadorian embassy in london, then fighting extradition from a prison cell at belmarsh. mr assange's wife, stella assange, spoke this morning to the bbc�*s today programme. i don't want to say too much until it's been signed off by a judge, but the important thing here is that the deal involves time served, that if he signed it, he would be able to walk free. joining me from washington is charlie savage, new york times national security and legal reporter. it's lovely to have you on the programme. you wrote a piece today in which you said it was an amb

new caledonia, for example, on the other side of the world in the south pacific, near australia, the 3rd largest producer of nickel for things like electric, car batteries and about 10 percent of the world's output. but a search and global nickel production has led to a 40 percent drop in the value of nickel since 2023. so to not call came up with, i guess you say innovative solution to save the hurting new caledonia in nickel factories. to how highly indebted new caledonia and pay 66000000 euros to help payload. perez's living, cash cow, which went over about as well as you might expect. once again, caledonian is we'll have to contribute. this is all the more unacceptable as they already contribute massively to supporting the industry that's a lot. and yet the commitments required of manufacturers are non existent at all missed the team that calls efforts to mess with new caledonian elections by legislating the addition of thousands more voters to the electoral roles to dilute the native counted folk effectively. and all of that, of course, results in protests, the requirement for t

very, very important in the south pacific as a way of saying to china and to autocrats around the worldwe will stand for freedom. ill build friendships and alliances. because what binds people who be freedom and democracy is so much greater and so muchin stronger thannces we have. i think thanues to be a really important thing for us to demonstr >> nato is gotten busy bigger over the last years in finland and sweden as a direct result of russia's invasion of ukraine. i think both of you has made this poitronger than ever has been. it is more popular but we did a small project a few years ago before the russian invasion. young people and nato in nato member countries. because it had fallen off of popularity people did i understand if he is the united states or in european countries what the importance nato played in their security. i think today we see nato and nato member countriesave talked about and s cyber security and all of these other mechanisms that protect us every single day. with that in mind on july 10 and 11th united states will host the next nato summit. every year there's

taken to the custody were been sent to the other side of the world to mainland france from the south pacific officials of the local government in new caledonia called the high commission and aligned with friends, president a menu and mac home said that they did that to be able to investigate the unrest income and piece talk about an epic fail then in that case, guess they figured that new caledonian supporters of those arrested independent tests wouldn't just kick back with a netflix and maybe some beer. and if they wouldn't do that, if i just configure that these guys would just kick back with netflix and the beer . if they ever move to france instead, it's just giving them more reason to write it at home. once again. once we ask you for is a little more consideration that people have risen up. i called them nice people. it's not a social movement. it's not the movement of striking workers, and that's something the french they didn't understand and still doesn't understand . that's why we demand the release of the prisoners. as far as we're concerned, there's a political deportations and po

it is a us territory in the south pacific about 2000 miles from australia but looking at the departmenttice �*s letter the implication is he is unwilling to return voluntarily to the continental us and that is because the activist harbours this deep distrust of the us government. he and his allies have in the past accused america of trying to kill him with a drone, making his allegations which the americans have denied. also the northern mariana islands as i mentioned are close to australia and the department ofjustice has had in this letter they expect him to return back to his home country. as i mentioned, the story ofjulian assange has been playing up for such a long time, his battle against us charges has been dragging on for years in the uk and publicly it has also been a big dipper maddick headache for president bidons administration. he considers the australians a key ally, a key security ally and he has faced pressure from australia to end his legal limbo and it looks like it is finally coming to an end. let's speak to former federal prosecutor and president of west coast trial

sanchez homecoming followed a hearing at a us federal court on the island of $500.00 in the south pacific location of funds insisted on since he refused to set foot on the us mainland completed guilty to just one of the 18 towns he had been charged with in exchange for 62 months sentence, but because he had already spent 5 years in the u. k. prison, that meant a sondra was free to go. it's the end of a 12 year ordeal after taking asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london in 2012. he was forcibly removed in 2019 and drilled into a new case, highest security prison. through this, he sold to avoid extradition to the united states, where he faced charges that could have resulted in a jail term of a 175 years. the case against the son centered on which he makes this publication of classified us documents which expose the american war crimes and have gone his son in iraq. no one involved in those war crimes has ever been charged just those who revealed them. well, sanchez, now free the plato is problematic both for him and for freedom of the press. but the charge of funds collect guilty to con

relate which begun a month ago in marseilles, the church with go to church is like new kind in the south pacificty council, regarding a draft resolution back in a resolution byjoe biden for a cease—fire between israel and hamas it would occur after six days of negotiation between the members of the concert. it is not clear this evening yet whether russia and china will actually veto the resolution, or whether they would abstain, and the resolution that reminds you my needs at least nine votes in its favour. that is all happening by the un -- us favour. that is all happening by the un —— us secretary of state antony blinken is travelling in the middle east in israel at the moment and just said just now earlier on, that he spoke to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of the importance of a post—conflict plan in gaza, and he reiterated that the proposal on a table would unlock the possibility of the calm along the israel northern border and, the state department coming there. now time for the weather. hello there, good evening. you�*ll have noticed that it�*s feeling rather chilly for thi

united states has committed to but hasn't followed through on is -- the nuclear 3 zone treaty south pacificia that protects against nuclear threat does the united states support treaties that were sent to senate i think over a decade ago? what are we going to try to into force? >> we do still support the free zone treaties and we're looking for ways to signal that continued support to the ?ats. senate. >> all right. all right we have -- a lot of different questions here. this has been as i said a very -- large i hope we can pick up the conversation with the some other -- is there something we can need to let us know about that was missing from your notes or talking points? >> no i think we caught it and i won't get into the trap of volunteering and i'm open to -- talking to you all again i appreciate you paying attention to what was a long and detailed conversation over lunch. and fully understand that need to and willing to be as transparent as possible about the administration policies in this area i think it is critical importance that we are talking to one another right now as we enter

these men who were trained to fight, south pacific in europe, when they came back, they.unch counter. even in d.c. and that infuriated them to t point where they said, look, if we can defeat the nazis in europe, we can defea racism here at home. and so this area here really eóbecomes the space and place fr the modern civigment. coordinated committee across the doctornaacp, around the corner. this was the place. three black newspapers were here. so what yobeto yes, america is segregated, but people are going to try and change that. and where they begin to change is out of howard university and u street becomes the place. and so in when she came here, this is a segregated communh, but it was a dynamic segregated community. peter's chili bowl through our history? mrdemczuk: i think every city andla for african-americans to go to and feelafe,and feel as if this iso talk, to eat, to socialize, to listen to a jukebox. this is a place -- so, new as chase, atlanta has pascals, new york has silvio's. d.c. had ben's chili bowl. so ben's chili bowl was a that o toasected it -- polic

very important in the south pacific, as a way of saying to chinand autocrats around the world, we will stand for freedom. we will build projects and alliances. what blindther who believe in individual democracy is so much greaters that we have. that continuesant thing for us to demonstrate. >> nato has gotten bigger over the past two years.two new members, finland sweden, as a direct result of russia's invasion of ukraine. made the point nato is stronger than ever. project a few years ago before the russian engage young people in nato member countrien off of popularity. people didn't understand in the united states or whether it was in european countries what was the importance of nato, played in their security. today we see with nato and nato member countries, all the things that you have talked about insecure not just militarily but cybersecurity, all of these every single day. with that in mind, on july 10, 11 the united states will host the next nato summit. heads of state summit. it will be here in d.c. for the 75th anniversary. senator boozman y have these types of events before,