alexander has already competed in a major me this year. she entered the qualification told a men's in russia determined to secure her ticket to the olympics as were 204 rival fellow fences. attacked and fainted but failed to make the grade her dreams of making her 1st olympics could now be dashed. painted at the olympics are my big goals now especially. as i thought this huge sporting festival with so many disciplines at the same place at the highest level and. it's the biggest event out there for months sports and i want to be part of it and timing there's one final chance for alexander via a tournament in madrid in april that's what she's focusing on now but only the winner will qualify for tokyo. will 4 years of high intensity training for the big gold prove to have been in vain. ringback. it's been a complicated past 12 months since the high jumper. the pandemic turned her plans upside down the olympics postponed training under difficult conditions and no tournament the resulting lack of security about her future also compromised her m

mohammed: alexander, what do you think?here supporters of alexei navalny in russia that are troubled by his ties to nationalism? alexander: i should be honest with you. a lot of people think i should be offended by his past because i come from a mixed family, but i am not because he has never expressed the ideas of having -- of shaming people like me or something like that. what maria described was quite well because that was a long time ago and while he never actually had any kind of nationalist movement, you should also bear in mind that the nationalist movement of 20 years ago in russia was not actually necessarily the nationalist in the nowadays understanding, because that was a bit different. it sometimes included people that were almost nazis, but the majority of them were normal people who were not happy with the situation with the immigrants and who were not against the immigrants, but who were threatened by the fact that this situation was not controlled by the authorities and we had chaos and fear. i do not think

alexander gonzalo tries to recover repeatedly landing hits on a moment but not often enough. emerges victorious and is headed to tokyo. for alexander the olympic dream is over. high jumper money last year on fleiss it will now also be. the olympic countdown has begun with less than a 100 days to go the focus is also on finding the. first. so focused that this i'll jump at a level i'm happy with what's going to and will be able to go to the games with a clear conscience this year can hopefully i'll jump over $1000.00. maybe even clear to me some knowledge of the thing. is also feeling the exertion of these very special conditions a prerequisite for all of them pick hopefuls a coronavirus job and once in tokyo there will be no olympic village and a limited number of fans in the stadium. again as a whole that's not limping champion i'll be really determined to go for it of course there's always a gamble i don't want to have peaked too early there's no help this season i won't take my peak in late july early august but that's crucial as a top performance by sandakan solve. one th

it’s a alexander, the former nsp. it's a sort of counsellor _ alexander, the former nsp.f counsellor if _ alexander, the former nsp. it's a sort of counsellor if labour- alexander, the former nsp. it's a sort of counsellor if labour was i sort of counsellor if labour was progressing and look like they were on their way to form a government in the next general election they should be doing really well somewhere like lancashire. kathleen e-mailed us- — somewhere like lancashire. kathleen e-mailed us. she _ somewhere like lancashire. kathleen e-mailed us. she said: _ she and here was a similar reaction. the conservative victory in the hartlepool by elections set the tone for much of the election coverage. party perhaps because it's an announcement on friday morning came before almost all the other results across england, scotland, and wales. 24 across england, scotland, and wales. 2a hours later, chris mason was out and about in the town finding out why people had voted the way they had. ~ �* ., ., ., ,., , had. we've had enough labour. they had. we've had enough labour. the

phenomena, alexander what is behind the focus on the education sector here? well i think it's fair to say that your leaders were shocked to see europe ian plain being diverted and then forced to land in minsk. and many of them were saying that they think it's outrageous to understand that lives on european citizens might have been at risk. so that's why they are calling on the international civil of the ation organization to investigate this incident. and this organization has already signaled that bill or ruth might have violated the core treaty governing global obligation. the chicago convention leaders also agreed on widening the list of bell arisen individuals. they are already sanctioning. what is the block trying to achieve by that? while they agreed to impose targeted sanctions against individuals, but also against companies and business people that are accused of financing, alexander lucas shane cost regime. so you leaders are hoping that those sanctions are going to buy eventually, and that are going to have an effect on the cash ankles behavior. how

translation: the fact that today, on the instructions _ of the military dictator, alexander lukashenkod in belarus, using the belarussian air force, is more evidence that international law is being violated in belarus. the health and lives of foreigners and belarussian citizens are at risk. british foreign secretary dominic raab has reacted to the news saying: a short time ago ryanair released a statement — they have apologised to passengers for the disruption and say they have notified the relevant national and european safety and security agencies and they apologise sincerely to all affected passengers for this regrettably delay "which was outside ryanair�*s control". a cable car has plunged to the ground near lake maggiore in northern italy, killing 13 people and seriously injuring others, including children. the service was taking passengers up into the mountains from the resort town of stresa at the time of the accident. the resort had only recently reopened as covid restrictions were eased. 0ur italy correspondent mark lowen reports. a climb to admire alpine beauty ending in trag

alexander has already competed in a major me this year. she entered the qualification torments in russia determined to secure her ticket to the olympics as were 204 rival fellow fences. attacked and fainted but failed to make the grade her dreams of making her 1st olympics could now be judged. to be a limit so my big goal now especially. as i think this is a huge sporting festival with so many disciplines at the same place at the highest level and. it's the biggest event out there for months sports and i want to be part of it and timing there's one final chance for alexander via a tournament in madrid in april that's what she's focusing on now but only the winner will qualify for tokyo. will 4 years of high intensity training for the big gold prove to have been in vain. ringback. it's been a complicated past 12 months the high jump of. the pandemic turned her plans upside down the olympics postponed training under difficult conditions and no tournament the resulting lack of security about her future also compromised her motivation covert 1

alexander: i would say most probably, just trying to make money off two areas.ncrypt the data and make them pay for that, steal data and make them pay to get it back. so they're going to get paid twice, or they are going to try to. it could be if you step back, the question you asked deserves merit. something that has to be looked at. is this being used as a test to see, can they get in, can they maintain access even after the cleanup, and can they do something going through the i.t. system, which is what they did, over into the ot system? this is a place where the white house is done a good job in bringing this together as one of their 100 day things, let's bring i.t. and o.t. together and create that collective defense for the energy, oil and gas, and others. so i think it is the right approach the white house has, but we have to go beyond that, in my opinion. emily: it does make you think about the worst-case scenario when a company using computers connected to the internet does something as important as transport fuel. what is the worst case scenario, in you

a fool full capacity to keep union scale as long as it pleases alexander we mentioned earlier in the show that russia's financial monitoring agency has now added new volleys volleys network of regional campaign offices to a list of organizations involved in what they call terrorism and extremism does that essentially make it impossible for election of only organization his supporters to raise money going forward. well for those legal entities. in listed in that list of course that makes it impossible to donate the money. it puts under a big threat those who donate money even ordinary citizen who donated like a couple of bucks. absolutely legally may be put into jail up to 6 years if i'm not mistaken so the ordinary donation may end up in 6 years in prison if you are or the protests of the i mean this process of taking accepting donations for these organizations you may end up for. 8 to 10 years in prison so the terms are pretty much serious and that. threat everyone who has been donating money in the past but i think they they've already closed all the bank accounts and they have alr

in defence, trent alexander arnold is included. he has named four right backs.ay miss out. the key surprises in there are ben godfrey and ben white. in the midfield, largely unexpected —— as expected. no james largely unexpected —— as expected. nojames madison or eric dier or harry winks or deli alley. for the forwards, there are some decisions to make. ollie watkins is included and mason greenwood. he has a few days between now and tuesday to make those decisions. how will he go about whittling that squad down? it how will he go about whittling that squad down?— squad down? it will be very difficult- — squad down? it will be very difficult. we _ squad down? it will be very difficult. we have - squad down? it will be very difficult. we have zero - squad down? it will be very| difficult. we have zero hoop squad down? it will be very - difficult. we have zero hoop league final and the champions league final this week. he will need to see how those players come through those games. the likes of ben white of brighton and ben godfrey of everton, you expect that both

for alexander the olympic dream is over. for high jumper money long as young flies it will now also be. time for. the olympic countdown has begun with less than $100.00 days to go the focus is also on finding the. first. it's often the case that this i'll jump at a level i'm happy with the swing of and will be able to day to the games with a clear conscience you can hopefully i'll jump over 1000. maybe even clear to me at the thing. is also feeling the exertion of these very special conditions a prerequisite for all of them pick hopefuls a coronavirus job. in tokyo there will be no olympic village and a limited number of fans in the stadium. because you don't get is a home that's not limping champion i'll be really determined to go for it of course there's always a gamble i don't want to have peaked too early there's no help this season i want to hit my peak in late july early august but that's crucial on top performance by sandakan solve. one thing is for sure almost any more time in the coming weeks for his whole be fishin

line did not mince words, as she announced the use responds to the actions of bella, luce lida, alexander lucas shanker. the european council decided that there will be additional sanctions on individuals that are involved in the hijacking. but this time also on businesses and economic entities that financing this regime. the use of closing its air space to bella, loosen airlines, and will deny them access to e u airport. some european airlines like love tom, the s a s or kayla announced they would avoid spelling, lucy and aerospace. this was triggered on sunday when exiled activist rama, prep us the average was arrested, traveling from greece to lithuania. the commercial flight he was on was grounded by a bela roots in war plain because of an alleged bomb threat. no explosives were found on the aircraft and you lead us are demanding answers for the see if it's from a prep us here, which must be released immediately. and all the explanations for the forced landing of the ryan or flight or implausible the same plots with partners. the c. s a p g. we are demanding their release to the p g.

brussels' bureau chief alexander phenomena is in port au for the summit alexander welcome joe biden has backed away before vexing peyton's is that one powerful voice and not to make it to the top of the agenda among european leaders. well yes indeed this indeed to this issue is very high on the agenda here and this must be a bit disappointing for the portuguese government that organized this summit to talk about social issues and social problems and the european union. the e.u. leaders are definitely going to talk about a potential covets they've seen patterns waver and this is also understandable because you asked and now it's been has definitely put a lot of pressure on the european union and the e.u. leaders to find a common position germany's position is that it wants to protect the intellectual property of drug companies what's the position of the other you states. well we have seen a couple of very positive responses the dutch trade minister for example said that this is a good idea to waive intellectual property rights on the scenes we heard from the tele and foreign minister say

the belarusian leader, alexander lukashenko, accuses the west of trying to destabilise his country during talks with president putin. facing up to its colonial past, germany formally recognises it committed genocide in namibia and promises more than $1 billion in aid. translation: our goal| is to find a joint pathway to genuine reconciliation and to commemorate the victims. to that end, we acknowledge what happened in what is today called namibia. and a crunch moment for the us as people find their own ways of dealing with a once—every—17—year invasion of cicadas. president biden has unveiled his budget proposal for next year with the highest level of federal government spending since the second world war. he's calling forjust over $6 trillion worth of post—pandemic spending which still needs congressional approval. he's demanding huge investments in infrastructure, education and green technology, but he faces a political battle to deliver it and growing concerns over its impact on inflation and the national debt. reacting to the proposal, the senior republican senator lindsey graham call

for forcing a passenger plane to land in order to arrest a dissident on board. belushi and leader alexander lucas shank tells russia as president. it's a western plot, destabilizes country, and french president, mexico is in south africa with the pleasure of aid from france and germany for african vaccine production. he doesn't get the details from germany's health minister fund. ah, i'm michael luke, who we appreciate your joining us. colombia is marking one month since a wave of deadly protests began. they started as an outcry against controversial tax reform, but soon turned into a national uprising against growing poverty and inequality. weeks of negotiation to end, the unrest failed to bear fruit, and the prospect of a peaceful solution seemed to slip even further. on friday, when president even duke a announced he was deploying the military after more people died in demonstrations . holmes, the smoke tower above this city proper. like monuments to the resistance, the a month of protests is turned streets across the country into smouldering battle scars from what they see. is there fig

to alexander lukashenko have been jailed and many of them are living in exile. that roman was living outside of belarus for his safety but it turns out he was not safe at all. as has massive implications, notjust for implications, not just for international flights implications, notjust for international flights but also for the opposition and what is left of it in belarus itself. a cable car has plunged to the ground near lake maggiore in northern italy, killing 1a people including a child. the service was taking passengers up into the piedmont mountains from the resort town of stray—za at the time of the accident. the resort had only recently reopened as covid restrictions were eased. 0ur italy correspondent mark lowen reports. a climb to admire alpine beauty ending in tragedy. the cable car was in the last part of its journey, nearly 1500 metres high, when it plunged to the ground, killing most on board. it seems a cable near the final pylon broke away but the cause isn't yet clear. rescuers struggled to reach the densely wooded site, one fire vehicle even ov

dissidence on board. delivers the leader turns to russia for support in his confrontation with the wes alexander lucas. shank says foreign governments are trying to de, stabilize his country. also in the show. france and germany pledge more than 500000000 euros to help african nations ramp up the vaccination in the fight against the corona virus. ah, me. a mariana evans team. welcome. the us says it'll reimpose sanctions on bell roof in response to last week's 4th landing of a ryan air flight. and the detention of an opposition longer the by the administration is accusing means of using false pretenses to divert the plane of bella vs or authoritarian liter. alexander live shank o says it's all applaud invented by the west to the stabilize his country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the permit for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shanker has a briefcase full of documents for vladimir putin. we'll go to, i'll show you what really happened an air. but if it was an attempt to stir up trouble,

i'm peter alexander. night. >>> right now at 4:30, remembering the victims of the vta shooting. we'll hear from one man remembering a cousin who meant so much to him. >>> plus, understanding the origins of covid-19, joe biden launching an investigation. the one thing that may have led the white house to start asking questions. >>> tracking holiday heat. the worst of the weather is yet to come. >>> the news at 4:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. >> a warm afternoon across the bay area right now. hot in some places. by this time tomorrow, it's really going to be heating up for people on serveg memorial day.

on board bill bruce's leader and turns to russia for support and his confrontation with the west. alexander, the shank says foreign governments are trying to destabilize his country, also coming up, france and germany pledge more than 500000000 euros to help african nations ramp up the vaccination in the fight against corona virus. plus, it looks like something from a word movie. australia battle is a plague of mine. but could the cure be worse than the disease? ah, i'm married, it hasn't been, it's good to have you with us. the us says it will reimpose sanctions on beller, rose in response to last week's 4th landing of a ryan air flight and the detention of an opposition blogger. the biden administration, is accusing minutes of using false pretenses to divert the plane. bellows is authoritarian leader, alexander lucas. shank says it's all a plot invented by the west to destabilize his country. well, that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the parents met for talks on friday. european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shan

trent alexander—arnold is in.ontroversy about the fact that he was left out of southgate's last squad. he is in base 33 main professional squad. that he make it into the final cut? he would have to wait and see. some of these players have a nervous wait. it's the combination of the injuries and also the european final. here is what southgate told me earlier on today when i spoke to him. ~ , . ' me earlier on today when i spoke to him. ~ , ., ' ., me earlier on today when i spoke to him. , ., ' him. we still have 12 to pay and sort of had _ him. we still have 12 to pay and sort of had two _ him. we still have 12 to pay and sort of had two big _ him. we still have 12 to pay and sort of had two big injuries - him. we still have 12 to pay and sort of had two big injuries last| sort of had two big injuries last weekend — sort of had two big injuries last weekend itself there's a risk of that _ weekend itself there's a risk of that we — weekend itself there's a risk of that. we have four players who have been entered cu

how do you respond to alexander _ regimes. how do you respond to alexander lukashenko's - regimes.ukashenko's comments regimes. how do you respond to - alexander lukashenko's comments that he acted lawfully and sought to protect people in line with international law? it’s protect people in line with international law?- international law? it's so complicated _ international law? it's so complicated for - international law? it's so complicated for anyone l international law? it's so i complicated for anyone who international law? it's so - complicated for anyone who is in a sane mind to comment on alexander lukashenko, he claims to be president but we all know that nobody recognises the result of the elections that he forged last august, so nobody of a sane mind can commend his words. investigation is going on and of course there will be much more information given by authorities, both lithuanian and from other countries, but still, this is a narrative constantly used by the kremlin or alexander lukashenko, they try to portray themselves as some victims of western democracy and they

when against president, alexander, lew cushing, corrupted. last august, authorities quickly retaliated the they cut down hard, not just and those taking part in the protest, but those reporting on them. the villa, stan, association of journalist says that nearly 30 media work as a currently in prison awaiting trial is serving a sentence. foreign correspondents don't get accreditations and even if they have official permits, they aren't always safe. less than 2 weeks ago, alexander borrego w correspondent, was sentenced to 20 days in prison. after attempting to report on a trial of opposition, politicians. he says he was subjected to torture in, in humane treatment in the detention facility, local journalist and media outlets have fed even west one of the country's most popular independent new sites to buy was stripped of its official media license. last autumn life. it was impossible to abnormally. our journalist constantly arrested the events in august out janice, the constant. this is written. the editor in chief was summoned to the con dep

at a meeting with russian president vladmir putin today, the leader of belarus, alexander lukashenko,elarus of air piracy after a commercialjet was forced to land in minsk and an opposition journalist was arrested. sarah rainsford reports from minsk. in belarus, marrying an opposition politician can make for a very lonely life. for a whole year, volha�*s only contact with her husband has been these letters from his prison cell. pavel writes poems for her, long stories for their son but this week, volha finally got to see him. and pavel was still chanting defiance, even in court. the trial had been closed, with relatives only let in for the guilty verdict. translation: we weren't allowed close, we could only shout - i love you or make heart signs, but even to look at each other was a hugejoy. pavel seviarynets is a lifelong dissident, but now his three—year—old is growing up without his dad. he was arrested before belarus erupted in protest over the re—election of president alexander lukashenko. translation: it's - a really long sentence. our son will be ten when he gets out, but i don

[cheering and applauding] alexander scott douglas the third.cheering and applauding] jacqueline charles harrison. [cheering and applauding] nicholas paul. [cheering and applauding] bailey elizabeth. [cheering and applauding] [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] cooper are. [cheering and applauding] jared joseph cox. [cheering and applauding] isabella faith. [cheering and applauding] jack patrick. [cheering and applauding] matthew gray. [cheering and applauding] donald. [cheering and applauding] matthew christopher. [cheering and applauding] joshua michael. [cheering and applauding] eric wilson. [cheering and applauding] paul martin. [cheering and applauding] harry hunter bolton the fourth. [cheering and applauding] jonathan taylor lackey. [cheering and applauding] anthony eugene. [cheering and applauding] melinda elizabeth. [cheering and applauding] william. [cheering and applauding] matthew anthony. [cheering and applauding] anna duvall. [cheering and applauding] spencer. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] anthony michael perry. [cheering

him alexander hamilton did the right thing. he endorsed jefferson and he said we're totally opposed to every every political philosophy. but jefferson has has principles and i got to respect him for that. aaron burr has no principles hamilton wrote burr is for or against anything but as it suits his interest or ambition, that sounds familiar to today too. doesn't it? no, i think i heard last fall people saying that that he or she only makes decisions based on his or her interest or ambition. well, so that was that was an extraordinary period of american history that has become very relevant in our time. if we go on now to the to the next, virginia barn president. it's james madison. um, he had been an archival of course of john adams. the united nine following his victory in 188 election a major newspaper. we got this in our collection the boston patriots you see there in the massachusetts of john adams. yes. the boston john adams is in quincy only a stones throw away and it published what he said an authentic sketch of his pol

alexander was an african-american the second black to play on the iowa football team. he was the leading partner of the firm. brought in repast and they specialized in the construction of bridges around the united states including here in washington dc the whitehurst freeway and the cuts bridge which passes over the tidal basin. during their construction of the cuts bridge in the adjoining sections of the sea wall. they employed a fully integrated work crew of 160 employees. have helped build those features. south shore of the tidal basin had long been envisioned as a possible location for a major memorial to help anchor the cross-axis of monuments and government government buildings along the national mall. running east to west from the capitol for the washington monument. to the lincoln memorial and south from the white house to the shore of the tidal basin. franklin delano roosevelt was very interested in creating a monument to thomas jefferson and inquired early in his presidency about using the tidal basin for that memorial. shepherding the process through design

alexander has already competed in a major me this year. she entered the qualification tournament in russia determined to secure a ticket to the olympics as were $204.00 rival fellow fences. dolo attacked and fainted but failed to make the great poetry means of making her 1st olympics could now be dashed. fishkin of the fia lympics are my big goals now especially. as i think with this huge sporting festival with so many disciplines and the same. the highest level. and it's the biggest event out there for months sports and i want to be part of it on time and there's one final chance for alexander via a tournament in madrid in april that's what she's focusing on now but only the winner will qualify for tokyo. will 4 years of high intensity training for the big gold prove to have been in vain. it's been a complicated past 12 months the high jump of flights the pandemic turned her plans upside down the olympics postponed training under difficult conditions and no tournament the resulting lack of security about her future also compromised her mo

>> peter alexander at the white house. peter, thank you >>> and we will be back in just 60 seconds with new clues and a possible motive in that deadly mass shooting in california >>> plus, the latest major hack who's behind it? >>> with the high-stakes summit between president biden and russian president vladimir putin just weeks away, an urgent new crisis at the forefront another hacking against the u.s. government being blamed on russia our pete williams has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the latest attack hit the state department's agency for international development, usaid, which distributes america's foreign aid. the hackers inserted malware that sent what appeared to be genuine usaid emails to more than 150 recipients including human rights groups and other organizations that have been critical of russia's president vladimir putin in a blog post microsoft says the attack came from a threat actor called nobelium, originating from russia. the same group behind the huge solarwind attack that targeted the

you heard what general alexander said. what do you think has to happen? >> for anyone who is still asleep at the wheel, these attacks are a wakeup call, and they're a wakeup call about the new normal we live in, which is strategic competition in cyberspace is happening every day. whether it's the theft of defense secrets, whether it's political dissidents and activists and it's only going to activate over time. the approach we have had which is this whac-a-mole approach, it doesn't size to the scale to the scope of the prop. we have adversaries who are creative and bold, and they're using our laws and regulations against us to launch these attacks. so we need to take a different hasheen rtnership, an organi line to identiglobalts, th ris environment, and the vulnerabilities that we face so that we can develop the defenses for those, and we have great examples. i mean, if you look to world war ii where alfred loomis pulled together the best and the brightest to solve the technical problems and arguably change the course of the war, it has to be public priv

alexander what you think about this?ht getting crypto currency. we know to be true about regulation is that just hurts the little guy. the little guy who cannot afford a lobbyist and a lawyer that is who it affects. this crypto currency has been a response by the little guy to instability out there in the marketplace, and the world, overspending by government. i have no doubt washington was to get their claws into it. kennedy: absolutely. gary who top blocked mit eight know something about this. negative voices here, matt, the government just wants to get a stranglehold on this. but why did crypto come into being in the first place? >> if you're someone who wants to hedge your bets sure you're managing your risk one of the things historically done as you play currencies off what another prince of the is going to big spending era i'm going to invest in the swiss right great but they paid theirs to the year old you can't really do it with the swiss franc anymore. every government is spending. there's not a last reserve cur

>> tim alexander, always appreciate your time, thank you so much, be well. >> thanks. >>> still aheadto belarus is condemning the arrest of an opposition journalist on board an international flight that a belarusian fighter jet actually intercepted and then force today landful we'll speak with the woman who ran against the belarus president alexander lukashenko next. it's inviting those geese over for target practice. today, let's stain™. right now get incredible savings on select behr premium® stains. starting at $26.98*. ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel. cancel. i haven't left the house in a year. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. flexible cancellation. dignity. it dema

alexander has already competed in a major me this year. she entered the qualification tournament in russia determined to secure her ticket to the olympics as were 204 rival fellow fences. dodo attacked and fainted but failed to make the great her dreams of making her 1st olympics could now be dashed. fish created at the olympics are my big goals now especially. as i thought they were this huge sporting festival with so many disciplines at the same place at the highest level. and it's the biggest event out there for months sports and i want to be part of it and timing there's one final chance for alexander via tournament in madrid in april that's what she's focusing on now but only the winner will qualify for tokyo. will 4 years of high intensity training for the big gold prove to have been in vain. ringback ringback. it's been a complicated past 12 months from high jumper. the pandemic turned her plans upside down the olympics postponed training under difficult conditions and no tournament the resulting lack of security about her future al

at a meeting with russian president vladmir putin on friday, the leader of belarus, alexander lukashenkohe west is trying to destabilise his country. opposition leader sviatla na tsikhanouskaya, seen here with the dutch prime minister last week, is due to lead a belarus solidarity rally later today in the lithuanian capital vilnius. it's one year to to the day since her husband sergei was imprisoned. he was due to stand as a candidate in the presidential elections last year. she's called for global protests in support of the demoracy movement. sarah rainsford reports from minsk. in belarus, marrying an opposition politician can make for a very lonely life. for a whole year, olga's only contact with her husband has been these letters from his prison cell. pavel writes poems for her, long stories for their son. but this week, volha finally got to see him. and pavel was still chanting defiance, even in court. the trial had been closed, with relatives only let in for the guilty verdict. translation: we weren't allowed close, we could only shout i love i you or make heart signs, but even to l

also, omar, we're also joined by tim alexander, a civil rights attorney and former police detective. he's also a democrat running for u.s. house seat in new jersey. omar, let me begin with you about these federal charges and now the consequence of such and how this is making the george floyd family feel particularly. >> well, for the floyd family, i think we heard in some of this press conference, they're emphasizing this moment is bigger than justice their family, and they want that message to be clear for other families who have gone through similar tragedies. congresswoman sheila jackson lee listed the names of trayvon martin, breonna taylor and more and they hope the charges that come down give the department the opportunity to reinvestigate some of the other cases, as the

brussels' bureau chief alexander phenomena is in porto for the summit alexander welcome joe biden has backed away before vexing peyton's is that one powerful voice enough to make it to the top of the agenda among european leaders. well yes indeed this indeed to this issue is very high on the agenda here and this must be a bit disappointing for the portuguese government that organized this summit to talk about social issues and social problems and the european union. the e.u. leaders are definitely going to talk about a potential culverts they see patent waiver and this is also understandable because the you asked and now it's been has definitely put a lot of pressure on the european union and the e.u. leaders to find a common position germany's position is that it wants to protect the intellectual property of drug companies what's the position of the other you states. well we have seen a couple of very positive responses the dutch trade minister for example said that this is a good idea to waive intellectual property rights on vaccines we heard from the italian foreign minister saying

thousands of others arising from norfolk ah, i'm so welcome to the program. beller is in president alexander, look, look shanker has defended. he's that decision to force an irish passenger jet land in his country and accused european leaders of waging a hybrid war against him. parents, if this isn't journalists romance, present sandwich, who was arrested and dragged off the flies of appeal to the international community to help rescue their son, who they say has been tortured. that the chicago it's all they have to go by. remind her to say which is parents must have watched this clip and countless time looking at the video of their sons a legit confession that convinced it was forced across us saying that i know my son very well. we and our friends and relatives have clearly seen that there are bruises on his face. it's very well covered with mate up watching car shows them on the bridge of his nose attached. it looks like his nose is broken from the water last night. not knowing our son, i can say with confidence that he would never met his guilt. because 1st of all, he has not taken part

i see commissioner alexander and commissioner sanchez. >> commissioner alexander: thank you for this report. i am just wondering if there's been any discussion or consideration about strategies for bringing strategies for bringing schools into the school district. i know complete charter school in oakland has joined the school district and it's something that i think we should be thinking about exploring within sfusd. i guess i'm wondering if there's and if that seems like an appropriate topic for the committee. >> so we haven't to my recollection, the committee has not discussed that specific topic. what the committee has discussed is whether or not it's a good idea for the charter schools authorized by the san francisco board of and was outlined in the presentation. they're looking at gatherings information to make recommendations in that regard. that's my long way of saying no, we haven't to my recollection had a discuss about the issue of bringing charter schools into the district completely. >> yeah. i don't think that we have -- i think that may have come up at some point. i do

brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena is in porto for the summit alexander welcome joe biden has backed away before vaccine peyton's is that one powerful voice and not to make it to the top of the agenda among european leaders. well yes indeed this indeed to this issue is very high on the agenda here and this must be a bit disappointing for the portuguese government that organized this summit to talk about social issues and social problems and the european union. the e.u. leaders are definitely going to talk about a potential covets they've seen patent waiver and this is also understandable because the you asked and now it's been has definitely put a lot of pressure on the european union and the e.u. leaders to find a common position. germany's position is that it wants to protect the intellectual property of drug companies what's the position of the other e.u. states. well we have seen a couple of very positive responses the dutch trade minister for example said that this is a good idea to waive intellectual property rights on vaccines we heard from the foreign minister saying t

or to alexander from nominee importer alexander is the waiving of a covert vaccine peyton's going to be a major issue. well i think it's definitely the hot topic here in porto even though it has not been officially on the agenda yet but e.u. leaders are going to discuss that matter during their dinner tonight and who'll see whether they will come to any conclusion but it's clear that there are under pressure to position themselves they don't want to look like the bad guys after the you aspect of for their proposal and so they are under pressure to address the issue definitely but there's a real diversity of opinion amongst these 27 countries is american we really expect a consensus view. while we have a clear no from germany we have seen a couple of positive responses in italy for example saying that this proposal to lift intellectual property rights on big scenes is a good one and the french president emmanuel mccall also said that he is open to discussing that issue however he also stressed that the real bottlenecks are not the prices or the patterns but increasing their production

where he plays ticket elementary was he said, that was pretty good when you are asleep. alexander lucas shank, his route or the country for 27 years launch. we denied that the plane was rerouted in order to capture protest, savage. he maintains that a bomb threat was the reason the plane was told to land the crack down on dissidents, intensified after last year's presidential election, which was widely regarded to be rigged. a trigger mass protests, more than 35000 people have been arrested since they began as people around the world demand, precious savings is released morning march for political activists who told us rock, who died in custody a way to go. his cause of death was listed as a heart attack, but his reader believes he was nodded. there are many variations hoping to change the cost of fighting for it remains high. what of japan's most prestigious newspapers has joined the chorus, calling for the olympics to be cancelled, fearing that it could lead to a massive spike and current of virus infections. but elliptic officials insist the tokyo games will go ahead in july and orga

now president alexander lucas shank will address parliament later . can we expect him to address the pretense of educate? yes, yes. perhaps we actually don't know for sure. but we hope over the situation of crisis in general or a month for the personal case will be raised on the highest level. but the, regarding location speech to date can change many things because she can announce that he's going to cut diplomatic relations with the repeal countries. he can announce shinall. another military mobilization location is very unpredictable. he's in a very hard situation. the right now and i would be, i would be watching what he will say today, because it seemed that the crisis will be escalating further. now us, president biden has said, sanctions against deliveries are in play. the you has already announced them do. do you hope that that pressure from washington will help? definitely, i think european union consciously, while u. k. canada, ukraine. the whole world is watching what washington will be saying and what position and we'll take the strong sta

they taught at a friend's school in alexander, virginia. another school on a plantation in south carolina during the war. harriet tubman photograph that was recently discovered in -- it's in the collection of the smithsonian, if you want a taste of freedom, keep going, that's in terms of her way of getting people to move north and this is a young photograph of her, a beautiful pose, framing of the experience of her as she images her life in the studio. robert shaw who was killed. one of the most important battles of the war was the '54 and he posed here. he wrote letters and diary entries. these are some of the black soldiers that are part of the '54 in this album and the images, photograph of charles douglas, son of frederick douglas when he entered the war and a photograph of his other son louis douglas and we began to see the importance of photography and the importance of bravery that they posed and you can read the sense of masculinityhe that purposeful poses and also that love and this is the first time we can seees the mother love wi