to invest $2 billion building a significant solar project in angola. it's a partnership to help angola meet its climate goals and creating new markets for american technologies and good jobs. excuse me. in angola. you heard me say before when i think climate, i think jobs. and the g7 also said, we've toshth together to work on chinese''s trade practices and mid with forced labor. we task our teams to work on the details on the price cap on russian oil to drive down putin's revenues without hurting americans and others at the gas pump. we'll seek to use the funds from the tariffs on russian goods to help ukraine rebuild. we're committed, we've committed more than $4.5 billion, more than half of that from the united states to address food insecurity and the immediate crisis caused by the russian war. at every step this have trip, we set down a marker of unity, determination, and deep capabilities to the democratic nations of the world to do what need be done. putin thought he could break the transatlantic alliance. he tried to weaken us, he expected our

no angola, the former president to just say at water da santos has died at the age of 79. at once. an independence fighter the santos ruled the oil rich central african nation . for nearly a 40 years. his tenure was marked by civil war and rampant corruption. he stepped down in september 2017. he died in spain, where he was being treated following a prolonged illness. and sir, get more miss from d. w. africa correspondent, adrian cree shoe joins us from dyess salon and tanza near. welcome address. ah, how much of a controversial figure out was this form? the president will indeed of controversial figure. the son of a bricklayer rose very fast through the ranks of the liberation movement, became president at a very early age and his supporters and basically they praise him as the architect of peace. because under his watch, the longest civil war in africa ended, and they also praised him for the oil discoveries and the oil wealth that basically came across during his rule as well. and under his watch, angola became the 2nd biggest oil producer on the continental, one of the capital,

the former leader of angola died the day before. he was 79 years old. almost 40 he was president.l networks instagram and facebook, owned and banned in russia by the meta company, may very soon be blocked not only in our country, but in europe such forecasts are given by the british edition of ndbandon , the procedure was launched by the ireland national commission the data protection authority has ruled that meta has no right to transfer irish users' data to servers in the us after doing so to irish regulators. they suggested that the entire european state should follow their example. it is expected that the european data protection authorities will consider ireland's appeals within a month, if the rest of the european regulators agree to this, then both social networks may be blocked in europe this summer . ocean, moscow offered resolve this serious issue. then in europe they said that this was an attack and almost on themselves, in principle of democracy, freedom of speech, the europeans came to their senses, only now, when data leaks to american servers, they started talking a

and under his watch, angola became the 2nd biggest oil producer on the continental, one of the capital, a very wealthy place, one of the richest cities of the world under his watch, and one of the most expensive ones as well. but on the other hand, of course, he had a lot of criticism, this nepotism mess of human rights abuses. and this is the other side of it, a lot of scientists. and what is his legacy likely to be? well somewhere in between us as, as we've just said, it's on the one hand. yes, he had an important role definitely in the liberation movement, but likely the focus, but most people will remember him for will be these massive human rights abuses, this massive corruption that happened under his watch when you are now in luanda and then the capital of the country, you see the one side of angola, the, the wealthy oil rich, the fancy buildings, the nice beads fronts where people spend a lot of money to go out and live a good life. and on the other hand, in eyesight you have slammed people, living in poverty, they don't have access to, to water to electricity. there still mass

he went into exile and ended up angola.echnology. degrees in petroleum engineering and radartechnology. he degrees in petroleum engineering and radar technology. he took over power when and goal is first leader died in 1979. many angolans credited him for leaving the country to economic recovery following is 27 year civil war which ended in 2002. and oil boom saw the country become one of the worlds fastest growing economies. in the 2012 elections he won a five—year mandate, the president was becoming increasingly frail due to ill health and step down and handed over power to his former defence minister in september 2017. translation: in 2016 the central committee has elected that florencio to be presidential candidate for the next election. but his rain was not without controversy. he was accused of presiding over one of the most corrupt regimes in africa. his eldest daughter was listed by forbes magazine as a richest woman in africa, appointed by herfather to be the head of the countries state oil company. she has since b

so that after the war between portugal and angola was over. the money would go to whoever won that settlement. and so he got the the president of angola to agree to increase oil production and that's one of the reasons prices came down. not toward the end of the car administration and was that and i was thinking to myself. we could do that right now with venezuela. and we had a young man. who ran for president of venezuela who happened to have a harvard undergraduate degree and really a i a really wonderful guy. he came close. and they put him in jail for eight years. but he's still in his forties. oh, he's the guy who was here. he was here this week for oh and and i was talking with him about ways that we could increase the oil production of venezuela and let that flow into the market. in exchange of letting the dictators heaven for two more years and then get away with their lives and all they can steal. as coal but it's not bloody. yeah. and i think that those of the kinds of things that i think even it with the worst people. jimmy carter c

in angola. friday, saw his reputation undermined after he left office by allegations of corruption. his son has beenjailed and the assets of his daughter, isabel, have been frozen. the list of candidates to succeed borisjohnson as conservative leader and uk prime minister, now stands at 11 after a series of declarations over the weekend. party bosses will meet later to decide how to run the poll. the rules and timetable they come up with could halt some campaigns in their tracks, asjonathan blake reports. long seen as a potential tory leader, the foreign secretary is popular with conservative members. she entered the race last night promising vision and experience and resolve. and like most of her fellow contenders, tax cuts are high on her agenda. writing in the daily telegraph she says... have you got what it takes to be prime minister? the policy petsure and the other main candidates against the chancellor, rishi sunak, early front—runner who played down the possibility of tax cuts in the pos

he was receiving treatment for a prolonged illness to santos led angola for nearly 40 years. stepping down in 2017 . he died 879. for me, the miller takes a look back at his life after his retirement from politics in angola in 2018 is a our daughter to santos had been living in spain. it's there had been receiving medical treatment for an unknown illness. relations between the former president and the successor shoulder in so remain tense because of the anti corruption campaign. led by lorenzo. much of the campaign, targeted members of the dissenters family and their associates received many international awards with commitment to anti colonialism and promotion of peace negotiations. he was praised for developing and gold as oil rich economy and attracting significant foreign investment. but some accused him of being a dictator and creating one of the most corrupt governments in africa. the former president began his political career as a member and fighter of the anti colonial movement, the popular movement for the liberation of and go low in p l. a. after goal is independence from p

during talks and angola, the 2 leaders agreed to be immediate, an unconditional withdrawal of the rebels from inside the d. r. c. nicholas hock is monitoring developments from senegal. there wasn't the usually customary joint communicate made when 2 heads of states meet and gather like this. but for the african union appointed mediator, the president of angola who was hosting president columbia of rhonda and the president of the d. r. c. security. this was a success, why? well, because both heads of states agreed at least in word, to de escalate tensions between the 2 countries of recognizing that there was tensions, especially specifically in the border area. now, can chart accuses kigali of supporting the m 23, a rebel group that's active in its eastern border in the north key area. and that has been increasing attacks taking over villages in the north kiva area. rhonda accuses can shop a firing inside its territory and fermenting divisions there. so there is a recognition that tensions are running high. it. not only that there's a roadmap, put in place, both leaders will meet again on

we would put the money into an escrow account so after the war between portugal and angola was over,o to whoever won the settlement. d i was thinking to myself we can do that right now with venezuela. and we had a young man who ran for president of venezuela that happened to have an undergraduate degree and it was a really wonderful guy. he came close and they put him in jail for eight years. in exchange of letting the dictators have it for two more years and then get away with their lives and all they can steal. those are the kind of things that i think even with the worst people could find grace and mercy. there could be no winners. from montgomery alabama that got stranded. he and his wife and baby had adopted a a 3-year-old and they try to figure out how they could get him back to montgomery alabamari we got a response in about ten minutes and it was amazing. so i think this is a time when we need a miracle. we need prayer. but the song that i liked i don't feel in no ways tired. we've come too far from where we started from. and nobody told us that the way would be easy, but i d

the largest specialists over the past 300 years have awarded this title to a pink diamond found in angolat almazov will have to go through the cutting procedure, during which he can lose up to 50% of the original size of the pink lula, it was decided not to leave the pink lula in the country, but to put it up for auction. it is known that in the past at the auction. the cost of such stones reached up to 100 million dollars or up to six billion rubles. new impression. look at the familiar from an unusual angle. you know what you haven't seen in this moscow find out how your lot will be, join the winline. and try your luck by getting guys up to 10,000 rubles. and what kind of free bet will you get ? children today in asia, the olympic flame arrived in the seaside capital, which has come a long way from yakutia, will now burn until the end of the competition, the last stage of this mandatory and colorful attribute of all big competitions started on the russian island, where the governor of primorsky krai ran the first meters with a torch. after that, the fire passed into the hands of olympic

angola says. that's when he was attacked. beaten by one of the suspects around 11 a.m.friday he now has serious injuries to his eyes, face and head magnet with too bad for again. i felt myself going out and then turn around and got smacked and i was at the emergency. uh award and. i hope that he does not lose his eye. reverend amos brown, president of san francisco's naacp chapter, says churches and community centers in the neighborhood have been neglected left to deal with drug users in certain homeless people who don't respect the neighborhood. where deserve peace. that by it we deserve respect. and not limit neglect. francisco district attorney brooke jenkins filed felony charges against the suspect in custody 24 year old nelson martinez for assault with a deadly weapon and causing great bodily harm. we've got to do better about holding violent offenders accountable. we cannot , you know, leave victims vulnerable in that position without someone making sure that there's justice. on the other end angola's has this is not the first time he's had to ask people to leave,

during talks in angola, the 2 leaders agreed to the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of the rebels from inside the democratic republic of congo. nicholas hoc has been monitoring developments from senegal. there wasn't usually customary joint communicate made when 2 heads of states meet and gather like this. but for the african union appointed mediator, the president of angola who was hosting president columbia rhonda, and the president of the d. r. c. 50. she's the kitty. this was a success, why? well, because both heads of states agreed at least in word, to de escalate tensions between the 2 countries of recognizing that there was tensions, especially specifically in the border area. now, can chart accuses kigali of supporting the m 23. a rebel group that's active. it's eastern border in the north q area. and that has been increasing attacks taking over villages in the north kiva area. rhonda accuses can shop a firing inside its territory and fermenting divisions there. so there is a recognition that tensions are running high. it. not only that there's a roadmap, put in place, bot

these purposes, the polish, naval and colonial league is making plans for the economic development of angola peru brazil and bolivia, by the way, were going to import colonists there and from western ukraine, moreover, literally on the eve of world war ii, warsaw appeals to the league of nations a prototype of the modern un with a demand to transfer to it some of the former german colonies. instead, very soon, in the thirty-ninth , poland itself will become a kind of colony; it will be divided between the soviet union and germany. on september 17, 1939, the red army entered the territory that had disintegrated under the blows of the wehrmacht of the second commonwealth in order to protect the population of western ukraine and belarus from the germans the inhabitants of those lands that warsaw called oriental armchairs, where second-class poles lived all these years of childhood, welcomed soviet soldiers, hanging red flagged by the behavior of the bolsheviks because they basically avoid opening fire, and their commanders claim that they came to the aid in poland against the germans, soviet so

next, miners in northeast angola have discovered a rare pink diamond, the largest of its kind to be unearthedyears. the australian site operator named the 170 caret zone after the mine where it was found. similar stones once their cut and polished he sold for record breaking prices. the pink starks a 59 caret pink diamond sold for more than $17 million back in2017. that was the most expensive ever. right, a quick reminder of our top story now. the u.s. central bank has announced another unusually large rise in interest rates. the chair of the federal reserve, jerome powell announced a rise of 1.75 percentage points, the second such move in as many months. now the fed has been raising borring costs since march to try to cool the economy and ease price inflation. powell said there could be further rate rises to come. >> today increases are in the target range is the second 75 basis point increase in as many meetings. while another unusually large increase could be appropr at our next meeting, that is a decision that will depend on the data we get between now and then. >> so a string of large in

in other news from around the world, angola's former president, who ruled africa second-biggest willcer for nearly four decades, has died. before taking office, he funded the country's war against portuguese colonial rule. his presidency was marred in controversy with allegations of nepotism and corruption. he had been in hospital in spain after suffering a heart attack last month. in june, the u.s. economy added 373,000 job a higher number than predicted. the unemployment rate is close to a record low. the strong job growth could mean higher interest rates in the near future and may suggest the u.s. is not quite as close to a recession as previously thought. the city of mumbai is on red alert as heavy rain continues and could lead to more flooding. the monsoon rains meanome people are living in waist deep water, making normal life impossible. experts say climate change has made the seasonal rains more intense and less predictable than usual. two former heads of european and world football have been acquitted of corruption by a court in switzerland. they both were banned from the spo

the commission will meet next week in angola capital to start the de escalation process. so those were the headlines. the news continues, hey, on al jazeera after restitution station. thanks for watching bye for now. a weekly look at the world's talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives. going on with counting the cost on algebra. hundreds of thousands of african artifacts saw on display or in storage in western museums masks, jewelry thatcher's and manuscript. the visitors admire their beauty in glass display cases. but how many realize that most are only there because of colonization. more than 3 quarters of sub saharan africa, cultural heritage is thought to have been removed from the continent. with yet did i did with in the 19th and 20th centuries, the major european powers colonized africa and plundered the continent. cultural heritage on a massive scaled works of huge local significance were pillaged by invading soldiers sees by the colonial authorities or taken by christian missionaries

we'll meet on tuesday in angola, capital lawanda to begin the de escalation plan. between a fast, those former president is set to return home from exile in ivory coast to take part in a reconciliation process. blaze compar a was sentenced in absentia in april for complicity in the killing of his predecessor, thomas and kara. the leader of the keener faces military john term met with 2 west african former presidents last week to begin the reconciliation plan. residence in the ukrainian city of slavery ask, have been urged to evacuate as russian forces pressed close up, the governor in the donnette screeching says more rockets are being fired into the city. alum fisher reports from cave for the last weeks. libyans has been shelled every day, and the russians are moving closer. the cities market was hit, fire fighters did what they could to see what they can. at least 2 people died. war with the occupying forces shot about 30 cluster munitions in the direction of slogan succeeded, which that united over various parts of the city, some of the shells it to territory of

indicates that the turtles cover distances of up to 7000 kilometers, traveling as far north, the central angola, which makes protecting them even more challenging. as a species is extremely migratory, our sponsibility national government is to coordinate the efforts that work towards kind of asian management and protection that can facilitate consistent protection of the species across national borders. and within the context of this project, we are trying to establish that the best possible science is being used to identify both critical sites for the species, whether it's barging nesting or migration, but also to assist our regional partner in identifying these areas. in addition to the large animals, the research is collect blood samples to help better understand their genetics one year. this will help provide a clear picture of the general health of the population. the research is hope that the combination of the different data will show where protection measures can be improved every time that i see a leather back, it is like looking back into evolutionary time. i mean the last 65000000 ye

abay maria saushkina mikhail artyukhin alexander sixth a unique pink diamond was found in angola. presumably. this is the largest specimen in the last 300 years, it was discovered by representatives of the australian industrial company, mining in africa gems. the finds were given the name rosa lula in honor of the name of the area where the mining enterprise is located, a rare specimen, most likely to be sold at auction. this is all the next issue of the news, see at 11:00 am. see you. i love to return to our house, because the house is where you are whose, princess nouri is good where you are. pentalgin extragel against pain in muscles and joints it contains the highest dosage of a substance from more inflammation and a special component for better penetration into the focus-cola pentalgin extragel created to combat pain, inflammation in muscles and joints large package at a bargain price supermarket drops prices, chilled chicken with a discount of up to 20% from the meter savings banquet. order profitably pay with a debit alpha card and get 1,000 rubles. every month. order in ju

violence across their borders. democratic republic of congo, president felix she security is ins in angola to meet rwandan, president polk a gummy relations between the 2 countries have been strained for years, but fighting is intensified in the darcy's east. around the border city of goma, between the congolese army and the rebel group, m 23. the d r. c claims the militia group is backed by rwanda, which to golly denies violence has revived decades old animosities. ah, a forensic expert checks the lifeless body of a congolese soldier. he'd been shot dead by a rwandan police officer, allegedly in self defense, close to the border of the democratic republic of congo. hero was shouted as the soldiers booty was driven back into the congolese buddhist city of goma. since may and t rwandan protests have been regularly how'd across the d r. c based countries accused the other of cross border attacks, such as this one on a school near goma. the shelling killed 2 young children and has left the congolese village traumatized. some crazy prefer if and we a devastated really monitor. it's a crime aga

on the other end angola's has this is not the first time he's had to ask people to leave, and he wants some action to protect children and residents in the community and all of san francisco. and you know, there's some has some point you gotta say enough is enough, you know? what point do you say have nothing enough? san francisco police are still looking for the second suspect who got away. reverend brown says the city needs to listen to the community in the western edition. a big community meeting is planned for next thursday, july 28th at third baptist church to talk with police, city officials and faith leaders about how to protect residents and stop the violence reporting from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news new at 11 tonight. san francisco voters will decide in november on formal oversight of the cities in battle department of homelessness and supportive housing. today the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved the ballot measure. the department handles nearly 700 million taxpayer dollars grand jury report earlier this month found deficiencies in

unique pink diamond found in angola. presumably.strial company, which mines precious stones in africa. the finds were given the name rosa lula in honor of the name of the area, where the mining enterprise is located, a rare specimen, most likely to be sold on international options. further news of the regions, do not switch. we continue and now the news of the capital region is approaching moscow with a storm front. thunderstorms. starts in the afternoon and continues until the end days. it can fall up to half of the monthly downpour in some places will turn into hail and be accompanied by squally. wind. the air temperature will drop slightly in the afternoon to plus 206 on friday. the weather will start to improve, the rains will stop, but it will become noticeably fresher up to no higher, the last 24 days. yulia sunny comfortable at night +15 during the day, 25. in the south of the capital, the repair of the pokrovsky overpass was completed. the area of ​​the renovated roadway is 5.000 m². during the work, the specialists also eli

ukrainian, african-american, because i mother from odesa is ukrainian, father from africa is from angolaas born in ukraine, lived in ukraine all my life. instructors from abroad come to us, they are americans, er, georgian legion helps us, there were poles, australians, canadians, er, british ukrainian instructors in special tactical training are highly valued in the world, says artur bulygin, they are invited abroad, their opinion is listened to by professionals, however, now their knowledge is most needed in their native land roman barashev maksym cheblin details tv channel inter marathon, the only news, and the next our story about forced immigrants from kharkov, one and a half year old darinka and her five-year-old brother leonid, children from under shelling, their father and grandmother took them to the khmelnytskyi region, how they fled and how they are now building a new life, see the touching story in the presentation of marichka the golden cuckoo at 5 -year-old leonid and his sister darinka have a lot of toys and a cozy room in the center for immigrants with children, dad and g

it is named the lula rose after the mine in angola where it was found. the pink gemstone is expected to be auctioned off later on the a very lucky person, i guess. >> next month. i'm hoping my husband is watching. >> no way. >> you would be carrying your arm like this. >> you definitely sink to the bottom of the ocean. >> it's beautiful, though. >> it's a rock. >> it's a rock. >> that's right. >> it's a pretty rock, though, paul. you have to understand. >> that's a man for you. it's just a rock. come on, everybody. >> it's not just any rock. >> it's just weather. >> well, that too. there is a lot of it happening right now. we've got some different things going on. and you're going to feel it a little over the next few days. municipal moisture streaming into the bay area, a trend that is going to continue as we finish off the workweek and head into the weekend. really not much change to the big picture pattern through the weekend which means the flow of monsoonal air is going to continue. we are track wit the forecast models. the amount of moisture in the

possibly the largest specimen discovered over the past 300 years, a unique pink diamond was found in angola. you are watching the news on the russia channel hello in the studio andrey shevtsov tonight, ukrainian nationalists again shelled donetsk from barrel artillery, they fired 10 shells into the city, as reported in the dpr, extremists used prohibited anti-personnel mines petal, they were found in the kiev and kuibyshev regions. first of all , civilians suffer from such ammunition ; four shells flew into yakovlevka, and in gorlovka under fire was a local machine-building plant, in total, about 20 artillery strikes were inflicted on it, as a result, the gas pipeline at the enterprise was interrupted. a fire started, one woman was injured. ukrainian nationalists occupied the city hospital in kharkov, while expelled all patients from there, regardless of their condition , this was stated by the head of the national defense control center mikhail mezentsev according to him, they continue to use medical facilities for military purposes in amounts placed headquarters and warehouse weapons in t

sensational find in angola pink diamond, the largest in 300 years 170 carats 34 g traditionally these stones are given the names of this rose lululo, if the diamond is cut to lose half the weight, but 85 carats is, of course, the king's size. how much the precious cobblestone will cost expert and can not yet say ahead of the auction. well, for example, a pink diamond that was a third smaller a few years ago went under the hammer for $71 million. our release on this completed broadcast will continue the program. good morning at 10:35 am the information channel will start working first. good morning everyone. who meets this beautiful day wake up with the first channel live from the arrow of vasilyevsky island, timur solovyov, because very soon, literally in 3 days, we will all be celebrating this wonderful holiday together. day of the russian navy, of course, by the way, today is thursday the twenty-eighth. yes, we counted on sunday, marked it with a red circle in our calendar and remembered that we were from the very early morning at 7 o'clock in the morning we will show st. petersburg

during talks and angola them, the 2 leaders agreed to the immediate, an unconditional withdrawal of rebels from inside the d. r. c. and pakistan at least 77 people have died as a result of heavy rain over the last 3 weeks. the latest down pause in the southwest caused flash floods in remote areas of baluchistan province. the government says that recent rainfall has been nearly double the average for the monsoon season. meanwhile, parts of china and japan are also under water after severe storms that swept across that region. now, although july is typhoon season signed to say, climate change is causing more extreme weather events. more frequently, francois reports. tropical storm a re made landfall in japan's southwest in q. she region early on tuesday. bringing with it heavy rains. that's left streets and homes under water. japan's weather agency has issued advisories for potential landslides and overflowing rivers, carrying a year gillian face, you humble far. it's a similar situation in china, where some southern provinces are flooded in the wake of typhoon chapa, jude. obviously, date m

but for the african union appointed mediator, the president of angola who was hosting president, call me of rhonda and the president of the d. r. c. she said, this was a success. why? well, because both heads of states agreed, at least in word, to de escalate tensions between the 2 countries of recognizing that there was tensions, especially specifically in the border area now. can shop accuses kigali of supporting the m 23. a rebel group that's active. it's eastern border in the north key area, and that has been increasing attacks taking over villages in the north kiva area. rhonda accuses kinshasa of firing inside its territory and fermenting divisions there. so there is a recognition that tensions are running high it not only that there's a roadmap, put in place. both leaders will meet again on the 12th of july to discuss ways to relieve these tensions. and to address these arm groups, there is a 120 arm groups in the border area in the area. and that's rich and minerals, minerals that use to power the camera that i'm using to talk to you right now. that's used in mobile phones. it

during talks and angola, though, the 2 leaders agreed to the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of the m. 23 rebels from inside the d. r. c. in pakistan, at least 77 people have now died as a result of heavy rain just in the last 3 weeks. the latest down pause in the southwest caused a flash floods in remote areas of bulloch chest and province. the government says, recent rainfall has been nearly double the average for the monsoon season on mar, parts of china and japan are also under water. after severe storms swept across that region, although july is typhoon season, scientists say climate change is causing more extreme weather patterns. more frequently, florence, grief reports tropical storm erie made landfall in japan's south west in kyushu region early on tuesday. bringing with it heavy rains. that's left streets and homes under water. japan's weather agency has issued advisory social potential landslides and overflowing rivers during a year during pe, she humble. it's a similar situation in china where some southern provinces are flooded. in the wake of typhoon chapa jude are

during talks in angola, the 2 leaders agreed to the immediate unconditional withdrawal of the rebels from inside the democratic republic of congo. whether update backs on al jazeera, then one year after the assassination of a president, haiti is still trying to pick up the pieces. we'll have more on the chaos left behind after the death of job with our boys. a molar just fun and games of summer camp in garza that offers palestinian kids week away from their troubles. ah, the journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to katha book your travel package today. hello, that will have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east and up in the north. it's looking white and calm with clear skies and down in the south. we seeing unsettled conditions. we got unseasonable rain causing flooding in oman and yemen. that torrential rain causing roads to flood, we could see more of that. some of it stretched into abu dhabi in the you a, you can see that rain continuing on thursday and into friday some heavy falls for yemen. we are likely to see more flooding here, but further

development of friendly russian-nongolian relations, let me remind you josé eduardo dos santos led angola17. he died in a barcelona hospital where he was hospitalized 2 weeks ago after the politician's heart stopped was 79 years old. in japan, a line of people wishing to honor the memory of shinzo aba today stretched for hundreds of meters, people carried flowers to the site of the tragedy. many have tears in their eyes. the funeral of the former prime minister will be held on july 12 in his small homeland, yamaguchi prefecture, a memorial service will be held the day before. in the meantime, the body of the politician was delivered to his home in tokyo, meanwhile, online new footage appeared, which shows the moment of the attack; the killer fired two shots from the back anyhow from a distance of about 10 m . the head of the local police has already announced problems with security. it turned out that the law enforcement officers were given only a day to organize security measures, since the investigation had changed the route of the trip the day before. circumstances of tragedy. continue

from mozambique and angola to cuba, vietnam, took place around the world, even took place in the antarctic, the antarctic treaty that took place in the north pole because the shortest route for intercontinental ballistic missiles in the soviet union and america was over the north pole. the whole world was in meshed in the struggle. as i mentioned some say it begins earlier. some say it never went away. i gave the conventional understanding. the last thing to say in all those places, the cold comes from the united states and the soviet union not engaging in general war involving nuclear weapons which had happened, we wouldn't be here speaking. >> probably not. that is a great explanation. there were a lot of specifics. i will leave a little open for either of you. what are the more memorable aspects that go beyond the well-known touch points. >> i can join them. >> appreciate the opportunity to be here. i was remiss in saying that. we are very grateful to be connected to 2:00 pm m l. at the same time i learn something new, when i learn something from you that i really appreciate. andrew got

now angola take a look, says he suffered serious head injuries when a homeless person hit him in the eyes with a board. ages magnet was too bad for again. i'll tell myself going out and then turn around and got smacked and highs. police are still looking for a second person in the attack, the will meet with city health officials this sunday and will hold a community wide meeting at third baptist church on july 28th with police and city leaders. time is now for 14, san francisco's new district attorney, brooke jenkins, now clarifying the position of her office on prosecuting low level crimes. she said no policies are changing, and that her prosecutors are going after serious drug dealers that comes after jenkins recently dropped drug powerful malia charges against at least 17 people. public defenders have criticized jenkins, fearing a return to an expensive war on drugs that targeted the poor and minorities was some city and community leaders. one district attorney jenkins, too, keep a criminal justice reform program that started with their predecessor chaser boudin. the board of supe

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i happen to be in rwanda, angola right now, it is the 400th anniversary of the signing of the peace treaty for queen nzinga. 150 years ago we had our first black female attorney in charlotte gray in 1872. she's going to be someone who is bringing with her history, she's bringing with her a sense of self, and intellect, creativity, but she is also as a black woman facing hardships and complications before and learned how to overcome them. so i think it is going to be a court in which we have a lot of controversy, but we also have a sense of hope that things are changing, and the fact she ascended to the high court, but at the same time, there is going to be a push backwards. two steps forward is always going to bring a backlash. we're looking at the backlash. i know, i know, i'm sure, i'm hopeful that we will have hope in the future for a better day. right now it is rather dismal, because of the court, but i think the assent of justice jackson and the idea that so many people believe in the country will take us to a better day when it comes to our equal rights under law, but right now, it i

so, for mozambique and angola to cuba, to korea, vietnam it took place around the world. even took place in the antarctic. the antarctic treaty comes out of the cold war. it took place in the north pole. because the shortest route for the continental ballistic missiles between soviet union and america was the north pole. the whole world was in mashed with in the struggle. i think another couple things to say, as i mentioned earlier, some people say it begins earlier. some people say it because it never quite went away. i just gave you the conventional understanding. the other thing to say, the war was very hot. some of those places that i mentioned earlier, many people died. the cold comes from the united states and the soviet union for example, not engaging in general war. which would involve nuclear weapons. if it had happened, we probably wouldn't be here speaking about it. >> probably not. so, thank you for that. and that's a great explanation. obviously, as you mentioned, there are a lot of specifics. there's a lot of that happened. so, i'll leave it a little bit ope