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and we continue our conversations about the continent of africa. and today we look at the legacy of the month for whom i am named. patrice, emily bloomberg buttress. and the move uh was bone among the but the, the people in the side and like all, are young people who grew up during the colonial period. in this case, the quarter nice vision of belgium. he was exposed to western education but did not. but so is education to the university level join the walking force, joined the postal service during the colonial period on the 1955. but chris immediately moved but joined the trade union movement. this is journeying is exposure to the trade union movement. the chief caught the bug of the fight against the colonizer ish he himself say's the t a. the of freedom fighters in other parts of africa. yeah, todd the gun as of crime in google. my. yeah, god of a non v as if q a, all of nigeria on that todd of judy has become better outgoing your area. and of course i mean the brand of united be so on. would duplicate of molly. and this is what the energized an

> the back to south africa.t a citizen. he came here illegally. >> his american citizenship is his third choice of citizenship. >> a pro apartheid south africa billionaire. >> he was pro apartheid, as i understand it. an enemy of the united states now getting some flack because i said that he was pro apartheid. i don't really know for sure if he was. >> sued the heck out of her! they can lie and now they want about d.o.g.e., but musk is multiplying. president trump signing a el for all agencies to have a representative to oversee all spending and 47 is once again offering his seal of approval. >> we are having great success in slimming down our government. it's been very successful and some took payouts and buyouts and others to cover things. some people are finding we have a lot of people that don't exist that people thought did. >> greg: jesse, this is not surprising, but amazing. god forbid you say go back to africa. that's bad. >> jesse: say it. >> greg: you shouldn't say it. >> jesse: i would never say it.

africa. well, not for western parts of south africa, but we are expecting fun to storms out east. it's much dry up to the north of africa as a gusty winds, continue to below the way towards the west africa. from the north west. we go to where the system working its way across morocco. they've got stopped to p to out as we go into sunday and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go sack today in to sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf, but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that you weather update. the latest news from strikes so us boots on the ground is a really red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military, with detailed coverage. this drama is playing guides in the cold. the country remains in that kind of political and diplomatic limbo from the hoss of the story. zalinski saying he's willing to do a deal on his presidency for nato membership shows perh

. >> go back to south africa. he's not a citizen. he came here illegally. who's american? >> citizenship is his. >> third choice of citizenship. >> a pro apartheid south africa billionaire. >> he was. >> pro apartheid. as i understand it, this. >> foreigner. >> foreign agent. >> you know, an enemy of the united states. now. >> i'm getting some. >> flack because i said that musk was pro apartheid. i don't really know for sure if he was. >> so who the heck out of her so they can whine all they want about doge. but musk is multiplying. president trump signing an eo, directing all federal agencies to have a representative of doge to oversee all spending. and 47 is once again offering his seal of approval. >> we are having great success in slimming down our government. it's been really very successful and some took pay outs and buyouts and others took other things and some people were finding out don't even exist. we're finding that we have a lot of people that don't exist that people thought that did. >> jesse, this i

continue to blow the way towards west africa. for the north west, we go to weather system working its way across morocco that got stopped to p to out as we go into sunday. and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the temperature is all set to pick up. and the skies dry as we go sack today into sunday. we'll see time just pick up across the golf. but a bit of a blustery wind is expected on sunday that she weather update. the have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue, do you want to state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to him, quote on which is 0. the you're watching, i'll just say rob, reminder of all top stories this hour has to be ends in garza. all right, so i think the height of the month of r

that was not in southern africa. and from the earliest satellite image, you can see madagascar sandwich between 2 tropical 5 tons. now one of those moved its way across the reunion island that's gone so it continues to descend for the south out to sea. but to the west of that, honda is expected to play the southern parts of madagascar over the weekend, bringing some very strong winds. torrential rain that could cause land fights and very high ways as well. it's still lingers in the south on sunday. so we are expecting those houses to last through the weekend to west of that is very west, across much of southern africa. well, not for western parts of south africa, but we are expecting some the storms out east. it's much dry up to the north of africa. where is the gusty winds continue to below the way towards west africa. for the north west, we've got a weather system working its way across morocco. the drugs start to p to out as we go into sunday. and it's an improving picture across them, at least and live and the te

they played another game in full in south africa were no mood to go easy on. it seemed that at last the previous 2 mount, she's already out of the tournaments. mark jensen dismissed england's top 3 boxes. just butler had resigned. is england captain on the eve of this consisting, corrupt she he was unable to inspire a farewell victory. butler failed to get into the prince and his team were bold down for just a $170.00 knowing south african ruthless in reply receive under decent hits, it will be $272.00 as a race to the victory total gets with time to spare. this when solvent something group be with australia, so qualifying for the semi finals. so don't forget will play on the india easy unless you have your step so you will guides that sort of that you go into. it'd be match and then basically on in semi finals and you just drawn to that extorted new, well, does that make sense? because that are in that race room. a very good cricket is very good christmas route and then, and as a matter for us as coaches and leaders to try and get based out of that and to try

and that was him. popped out to south africa. shopping this in the field to safely. oh no, not really well. okay. yes. and cover the huge amounts of ground to catch heavy brook and then looking, gave you showed some impressive athleticism to dismiss jamia everson. yeah, excellent. jack. and you were eventually all out for 179, which means even if they lose so that for current our should have a place in the last 4 is that the dentist on can no longer overtake them on net rome, right? they need 180 to when these folks out to 0 as one to decline says that has broken his poll will. well, do i called for an 11th at the time the suite is an intake and world champion has raised the rest of my once. and to me, 56.27 meters. he did. it's on his 1st attempt at the world in the or to a meeting, and from 5 years after he 1st broke the record, the 25 year old is it to a time it lives in gold med list and he's wanted to well titles as well. it came together how one of the song point of the background, everything situated and sometimes it is sometimes it is sometimes isn't there's

inside story takes a closer look at so it keeps pulling up the hello that will start in southern africa and we've had to topical fi cones menacing mo, eastern areas of the region. yes. re union island dealt with iran step boats and very heavy rain and strong winds with gusts of up to 200 kilometers per hour. well, the good news is that has a little way further south. we've got tropical psycho and hyundai, which will continue to plague southern areas of madagascar sunday into monday, but it is set to pull its way for the south as we stopped the new week behind that for much of southern africa, it is a story of storms and heavy rain weaving back into what's one of the next few days, much dryer across the north. just a few windy conditions that to be found. some rain as well affecting the northwest for places like morocco and things. a stretch ton more wendy, across the gulf. temperatures have been sitting rather low for this time of year. it has been feeling very cold, but to get across the event. but temperature is all set to pick up over the next few days. america coming up to 35 degree

and remember all that for $179.00, which meant south africa. well, already a should have going through is that the dentist done could no longer able to take them on net run rates and they went on to wind comfortably by 7 wickets. joining australia, india, and you see men did, the semi finals will find out who plays who on sunday, they would stokes out 0. mando dupont tease has broken his pole load wills record for an 11th the time. the en route champions is raised the record by one centimeter to 6.27 meters. he did it on his 1st attempt at a world endure to a meeting in france, 5 years of the 1st broke the record. the 25 year old is a 2 time olympic gold medalist honeys, $12.00 world titles as well. it came together how one of the song play with the background, everything which is the sometimes it is. sometimes it is sometimes isn't. there's a lot of hard work trials and tribulations that days. great days. everything in between. that showed up to the, the easier moments, but how strongly have one the a of sees under 20 asian kept the young socc

they brought slaves from africa, largely nigeria and it's gotten in through the state. begin to use the quality. but now it's very, you know, my name is nice to be in the home on. i work in front of oregon and pretty much the same guys, the cool a from fieldstone. i work in for 29 years now. you're wrapped for the key. and so if i put them drop something, it was put them dropped on here for the load. the key and this work is very hard for ramadan. one bookkeeping for us because you're going to be $34.00. but a while, i thought you couldn't get the water miss under i called to get in and drop it on the floor since you have more muslim while you're hard for them for give the fuss from a 9 month if fire we to friends out of my 0 for our is shauna, the juice drinks. oh so it doesn't start unless you really get different for a single thing. different. what are the zip on the home and the zip it's the family, please leave us about really sold for 5 years. i lived here. so far, where my god, what i see, so i'll be in the life and i thought it was a i life easy and simple. we b

south africa have made a strong start to the champions trophy game against england is taking place at the national stadium in karachi, england, or the out of the tom and to after to the feet strong. it's going to 114 for 6 off the winning the costs and investing south africa need to win to guarantee their place in the semi finals time. again, this 6 time champion, mach marquez qualify the fastest for the 1st race of the most o. g. p. seasoned in thailand, he also won the sprint the race on his 1st. i'll sing with the coffee team, finishing ahead of his younger brother alex. the main race is on sunday, sending champion horse him, i've seen isn't taken pause because of the injury. in the n. b, the cleveland cavaliers. it'd be the boston celtics, and the meeting of the top 2 teams in the instance home 1st came into a $22.00 points down, but came back to be defending charges. donovan mitchell tops called for the tabs with 41.7 games ahead of the south city. i can see i'm showing you why. the 49 you cut down to celebrate is east 26th birthday was 31 points for the latest as they beat the c

as you can see here, he goes through africa.he ends up in madagascar where he realizes the biodiverse city in madagascar is even more than what he saw in the south. he decides to create another botanical garden into madagascar once. again, things are going swimmingly for me. show. but this time tragedy, this time the most severe of all tragedies he's stricken with sort of local virus and he dies in madagascar. but for those in the of botany, michaud looms very large. he is credited with over a thousand new species of plants. the legacies at the this to me is one of the more interesting parts of the story. it's something i didn't know about some of it. so first off, the spirit that animat t apes in 1793 coins to animate the institution. the society has always been pushing the boundaesf knowledge. in 1803, during the lewis clark expedition, whenefrson fillin realizing this vision, the first thing he does is he tells meriweth lewis, go to the apes and meet wh eir scientists so you can learn it is so you can learn scientific medical

crown 0 of a network of laboratories in smaller lives and our mania as you be john center, asia, africa was that email local reveals was concealed behind the high walls of the bios. center, which i see it dirty. i don't know. my bush has to be the bus. the philippines from the many of the youngest is getting most of the, the up. it was easy. reading the result. the sooner the better with the moisture you know how to do the updates automated are going to get in the newer just going shows you what it shows on the show road it'll show, but the family courtroom, the center really busy schedules the us journalist they should have christmas swami as low as an investigation into a pen to go into the bar trays around the world. she obtains sensational us government documents proving the existence of a network of bio labs in ukraine. similar to georgia's lucas center. the united states state department had a press release. that is no longer there, but we did archived this. it said that there were peaceful, biological laboratories in ukraine. to me, it's kind of strange that they put the words pe

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the furthest one, as of right now, is in ghana, africa, which is really cool. >> reporter: and sammy,e positive impact of the buddy benches firsthand. >> i get quite a few handwritten letters from kids and schools and groups that write to me and just say, oh, your project inspired me. or i met my best friend on the buddy bench, and those ones really touch my heart. i just know that this project that i did is inspiring other kids and making an impact in their life, which is just the goal, is to make people feel less alone and inspire them and let them know they don't have to just be an adult to make a difference. >> reporter: what's more, sammy's other project, sending smiles, is continuing to thrive. >> i started with just writing people that i know, writing people across the country. just, you know, giving them a little laminated smile that i created and then a letter that could hopefully make them smile. >> reporter: every giving tuesday, sammy's buddy bench project partners with schools to send smiles. this year, sammy got to speak at dekalb middle school, where hundreds of student

don't it's going to make this last of the month and now it has some things to that area at the south africa opened golf tournament. the englishman dave with no kids to hold in. one's in the same round. and deb, it's to give you an idea of hardware that is the odds of doing it are 67000000 to one not so formulas. so thank you very much for that. and that set for the college they are in use at all. but stay with us because we are back in just a couple of minutes with organizations developments. thank you for watching the for months on houses era from freight was to seismic shifting us policy on gaza and ukraine. president donald trump is shaking a global publisher to stay updated with the latest development. rigorous debate on flinching question upfront costs through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. on the 14th anniversary of the syrian revolution, the fall of the asset regime has, i'll shoot in a new era as serious rebuild the nation, made his hand case head to head with for most reluctant president went in for missing china. it sets out its vision for its future as far as tho

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billions of dollars raised in factoring poverty, climate crises, and ending extreme in equality south africa, which now hose the g. 20 presidency. that's cool for it. quality reduction to be placed, the costs of economic policy making. joining us now from grand canal aria is alex called him, he's the chief executive of the tex justice. that was good to have you with this alex. why is it the fortunate few have been able to a mass such a huge amount of wealth? you know, we live in a, a time when compared to 50 or a 2 years ago. we've seen this public narratives pushed by, you know, corporate law this and, and we'll see individuals, particularly controlling loud pumps of the media. but somehow we need very significant extreme wells in order for our economies to work better and thoughtfully evident shows exactly the opposite. our economies would a better deliver stronger gross, better outcomes for us as human beings, when we have low arena quality. and that's why we used to have a very high margin tax rates on extreme wells, on very large and corporate profit rates as high as 1890 percent. even

an interim government is expected to be named on far as small with a sport south africa or into the semi finals of crickets transients, trophy. they trashed england by 7, which is a lot cheaper finish talk us through the ukraine's below them is lensky is me. think british prime minister kissed on a key ally in his defense against russia. his arrival in england follows a bruising encounter during a televised meeting with donald trump and his vice president on friday. it devolved into a heated exchange with zalinski being publicly berated before being asked to leave the wide house, savanski and stomach seen each other a day ahead of schedule. with the ukranian latest intimated 1000 european leaders for a defense summons on sunday. building up your p in military capacity in the war and you crime will take center stage will. so scheduled for sunday is a previously announced meeting between president zalinski and king charles to the side of the street. uh, as you heard from the street. uh you uh we saw the price for as long as the cherry street people have you just uh, a way to achieve. uh we

and you know that, and you have dispensing, you know, medicines in africa and, and, and, but it was also the agency in which that funded democracy promotion programs. and these were the, you know, when, when, when, when the national endowment for democracy which operates on the a i. d, was founded in 1983 under the reagan ministration. the 1st director of us that we do in the open, what the c i a used to do for berkeley, meaning that they fund oppositional groups and then countries where that are friendly, they just putting a whole range of civil society groups and countries that are kind of a problem, they fund those groups that are kind of parallel to potentially problem matic organizations. so if you have a left leaning union, you'll fund, you'll fund a us friendly union the but you know, you know, and then countries that are, that are out and out, you know, dissenting from us had gemini, se bolivia, youth youth youth fund. these organizations that basically raise the law, that the country is heading towards the dictatorship and you know, and, you know, and then manipulates to press a

the both the best constitution in sub saharan africa. this consortium has very good and clear safeguards that to make sure that everybody is capital conflict options, including the police. you've mentioned 2 or 3 people i think from i paused because the independent police almost april, 32 from that i called to the you have recorded about 60 that's from last the uh yeah, demonstrations and the some i think of both such as something about the investigation, they have dismissed some of that close the file of the investigation that i can assure you, the police may even somebody how many in the police force me to tell her what i was taught, how many the country will not allow you. if you say that this is great rhetoric and how many police of them can you have been prosecuted for their own in the violence in 2023 or 2024. can you tell us how many i'll tell you from of the last last day of the demonstrations 3 already in court. 3 please somebody who's been process 33 i've been prosecute an offering process you've been unavailable nava, hot defa

at the time with that message is needed most the police why mikaya is a zoo he left from south africa. indigenous people have been long forgotten. even in my own country, it's hard to find a voice is hard to be seen and it gets to a point where you only start to see yourself and you don't see or medicine. what was the impact fee for the load expanded? indigenous knowledge, such as yours was to be lost. if the limits dies with us, no one gets to carry it. and we all shape the same. the humanity is in a crisis. and as it goes into crisis, so it does mother it. so i see that when the indigenous people in indigenous tribes will be remembered and will be needed. but they will be at that moment the, [000:00:00;00] the other on the clock. this is the news on life, the coming up in the next 60 minute clauses these for ideally, gayden downtown, says no talks about a 2nd phase that taking place with his ro, you're right now, not in a very good position. you're allowed to be in the positioning that he's apples to be right around the world beginning of the war, not in a good position. i was, i do

so let's get to this on africa after, after everything else. and i think, i think you're a, is, this is tied to gets historical hospitality to us. russia and just cannot imagine, especially up to, you know, bring themselves up to a frenzy for the last 3 is the one that is in russia and wanting to defeat trash on the battlefield. in order for us, i didn't be a speed restriction with it must negotiate. and the principal, the bad guys, the one say this negotiate so i think they still, they're still in denial of just about the yeah. they're all fixing. yeah, exactly. i think you're absolutely right. about that, it's going to take some time, i think for these european leaders to come to terms with what is essentially a reality check 10. but that must be when to the whitehouse floating this whole boss of mineral resources bill. he was gonna start pulling off and selling off the assets of you prayed. apparently he left the empty handed. no documents was signed for this so. so i guess i wanted to ask you, what else can you crane do? well what, what, wh

in south africa, iipa remains concerned with two copyright reform bills that south africa's president recently referred to the constitutional court. if enacted, these bills would violate south africa's trade commitments and the eligibility criteria of both gsp and agoa on an electoral property. for some, the prospect of u.s. trade agreement set open up markets to u.s. goods and services protected by copyright are significant and will remain so, but the full benefits will be realized only if trading partners fully implement them. thank you for the opportunity to present views with the iipa and this important hearing. i look forward to your questions. chair smith: thank you, mr. rosenbaum. >> tremon smith, ranking member sanchez, and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. today i will address the importance of trade enforcement tools and resources, comprehensive china strategy, and maintaining an across-the-board enforcement agenda. this subcommittee has a track record of creating new enforcement tools, from the -- to the ground barking enforcem

we help people live in africa. and we make mistakes. iraq, vietnam.hey are usually mistakes out of stupidity, naivety and arrogance. what i have seen over the last six weeks is the united states behaving vially -- vilely. to a defending western values at great personal risk to his country. donald trump believes that might makes right. he agrees with vladimir putin. they are birds of a feather and here -- he and vladimir putin together are trying to create a world safe for gangsters where ruthless people can thrive and we saw the product of that yesterday -- today in the oval office. am i feeling grief, am i feeling shock? but i just think of shame. it's a moral injury to see the country you love behaving this way. amna: you heard president lawler who would not criticize the president saying they are further away from a deal. you also heard nick schifrin report that there's a fundamental transatlantic break now. is this the realignment? the u.s. is now closer to russia than its european allies? >> undisputedly yes. the fact that the europeans are alway

we have a nonelected official, a guy who's not been vetted by congress, a foreigner from south africawho makes a lot of his almost trillion dollars from government contracts, directing his goon squad to plug into the hard drives that contain highly sensitive personal information for hundreds of millions of american citizens. we still haven't seen trump's tax returns. he and elon have seen ours. that doesn't make sense to me, but i tell you what, they're having a lot of fun with it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. this is the chainsaw for bureaucracy. chainsaw! ahhh! >> jimmy: i mean, seriously, if that guy walked into your office and told you he was there to start making cuts, everybody would jump on him and put him in a headlock, right? [ laughter ] you'd zip tie him and hold him until the cops showed up. i have to say -- i'm not even 100% sure he's human. >> the left wanted to make comedy illegal, you know. you can't make fun of anything. comedy sucks. nothing is funny. you can't make fun of anything. legalize comedy! >> jimmy: yeah! [ laughter ] he's right. we can't make fun of anything anymor

they cut people, as he just mentioned, working on, on ebola in africa. cut people from the social security administration. and this is in the middle of the baby boom retiring. this is the biggest generation in american history. and they're cutting not out, not adding. and they're about to cut people from the irs in the middle of tax season. good luck getting your tax returns. your tax refunds rather sent back. you know that 69% of americans get refunds and they average about $2,800 a piece. people are going to be really mad when the when all those refunds slow down. so what's going on here is a little crazy. they are not paying any attention to the consequences of their actions. and we did it exactly the opposite way. we went into the agencies and tried to find what could be cut, how could how it could be cut, and what could be made better. >> because i haven't met anybody who has said, look, i'd like to pay lower taxes, i'd like to have more efficient government, but they'd like they need the government to work. you wrote in an article for the brookings

the plane were found washed ashore on the french territory of reunion island and the east coast of africatretch of the indian ocean looking for any additional clues. and a new piece in new york magazine is highlighting why this latest search could be different, and how much of the story we've been told could turn out to be false. joining us now, the author of that piece, new york magazine contributor jeff wise. he is also co-host of the podcast finding mh 370. jeff, thank you so much for joining us. it is an enduring mystery and tragedy as to what happened to this plane. give us a sense as to some of the working theories. what have we learned that's changing what we know? >> there's really. one dominant theory. >> which is that the pilot. >> took the. >> plane. >> and for reasons. >> that nobody can really. >> explain. >> took it on a. mass murder. >> suicide mission into. >> the remote. >> southern indian ocean. >> the reason. >> we think. >> that is. >> that after. >> the plane disappeared from air traffic control radar. >> it started sending out. >> these mysterious. >> signals that ar

the move will be confirmed after england�*s dead rubber game against south africa on saturday, theirhe champions trophy in pakistan. a third flop at a major tournament in the last 18 months. it means that having relinquished both white ball world cups, it's left buttler world cups, it�*s left buttler considering his position. >> wow. >> wow. >> those are the latest headlines. now it is over for more with headliners. >> for the very latest gb news, direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, let's see what we've got first, let�*s see what we've got on the front pages. we've got the daily mail leading with a spectacle to horrify the world. the i has a shouting match in oval office. trump tries to humiliate zelenskyy live on tv, and the daily express has bust up, leaves trumps peace talks in crisis. and let's have a closer look at well, it's