kohler has been a big part of fundraising to keep the beacon going through the years. he feels a debt to those who gave their lives that day, and a duty to keep telling their stories. and the few of us who still survive are eternally grateful to knowing those lost will be remembered because of all of you. in concord, alyssa goard nbc bay area news. rising from the ashes tonight. the bells at the historic notre dame cathedral in paris rang out for the first time since a devastating fire tore through it five years ago. the reopening ceremony began with the paris archbishop knocking on the doors three times, signaling the cathedral was officially open. thousands of dignitaries, tourists and international guests were in attendance, among them president elect trump and first lady jill biden. the firefighters who battled the fire in 2019 were also recognized during the ceremony celebrating french history. both here and in paris. they called notre dame des victoires is a french catholic school in san francisco, celebrating its 100th anniversary this weekend. as well as the re

in 2022, the beacon beacon also started being to lit mark veterans day and memorial day. tonight's beacon lighting is at 5 p.m. at the cal state east bay concord campus. a big turn now to another big name in the bay area headed to the white house. president elect donald trump selected david saxe to become the ai and crypto czar. saxe will guide the administration's policies for artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency. he is a venture capitalist and a longtime conservative. saxe also was one of the first silicon valley executives to support and raise money for trump, including a pricey fundraiser earlier this year at his san francisco home. he is a stanford graduate and was an early paypal executive, along with elon musk. and remember, president elect trump will sit down exclusively with kristen welker tomorrow on meet the press. they will discuss plans for his first few weeks in office and his cabinet nominations. it will air at 8 a.m. right here on nbc bay area and of course, i'll talk to her about it around 715 tomorrow morning. the bay area's newest basketball team

and the beacon is nuts because i had, like, my last night in new york was at the beacon.., right? >> leaving the next day. i shipped all my stuff to l.a. from new york city. and i went -- one more day to go open for john. and what happened was we did the show, and i got really sad on the train ride home from the show from the beacon because i was like, "frick, i failed in new york." like, i reall felt that way. it was hard. >> seth: yeah. >> it stinks to get fired off that show. i don't know if you've ever been fired off "snl," but dang it'll -- [ laughter ] it'll hurt your feelings. so, i was on the train ride home from the beacon, and this really happens. on the f train, i got really sad. it's my last night in new york. i was here for only two years. and i was like, "man, i failed." and i started crying. and then i saw, like, a person playing a violin on the fourth street stop. and i was on the f train. and i was like, "that's beautiful." and i used to think that that was annoying and it's my fault i didn't enjoy new york because i was so stressed out. i hated new york

the beacon has actually just been lit just now. you might see that a little flickering light atop mount diablo in the dusky evening here. the people organizing this event say this is actually some of the clearest conditions we've been able to see for this in a couple of years. so it will make for a great night to view that beacon atop mount diablo. just some of the history that beacon was originally used for helping to planes navigate the skies. but after pearl harbor, they stopped lighting it. that is, until 1964, when the idea came up to make it a recurring tradition to honor the lives of the people who were killed on pearl harbor. now, this is a tradition that so many people here are excited to keep going and to keep alive. for now, we'll send it back to you. i'm alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. spectacular and dramatic. live shot. alyssa, thank you very much. new at five, a deadly go kart crash is under investigation in contra costa county. this happened just before 430 yesterday afternoon. sellers avenue in brentwood. chp says

as a beacon said, we are the we are hoping to discuss with you uh, with a beacon is going to be part of the process. so i believe that this is what the bank can do for this topic that they really demand. and that it might work because, you know, the big unfortunately still remains. imagine no, can't see it globally. it does not to be the exact match for the global occasion. as you can see from the, usually the usa and that you to be in the unit is just some very, very small comments. but it's in the end of the day implicitly accepting the promises that happened that took place in the b. so they need to know that they know that they tend to does not read that back a lot of attention and then they can still survive. how the, the you election observed the mission to mozambique know to the regular hours history and counting and unjustified alteration of election results of public stations. as we said at the beginning of the program, the countries association of catholic bishops rejected the results to legend. cases of balance stuffing and force result sheets as little doubt but that some

, bret harte beacon, hoover beacon, paul revere beacon, summer learning and latino task force after schoolfor 5 years from july 1, 2024 through june 30, 2029 and for total not to exceed of approximately $16.8 million and item 9, mission graduates under all children and youth ready to learn and succeed enschool result area. for the 5 school programs. besy carmichael, middle school beacon, flynn elementary school. sanchez elementary school and mission high school o'connell high school june jordan summer program for term of 5 years from july 1, 2024 through june 30, 2029 and for total not to exceed amount of approximately $10.7 million. madam chair. >> thank you. first i want to congratulate acting executive director for stepping to leadership role. top leadership role for the department of children, youth and their families. the floor is yours. >> thank you. good morning chair chan, vice chair mandelman and supervisor melgar. thank you for having me here today. as you stated, [indiscernible] acting executive director for children youth and families and here today to present two grants agreem

be a beacon of inspiration for the next 100 years.rancine: is that because we are buying luxury differently, so that clients and customers now want more of a story than they maybe did 10, 15 years ago? leena: you know, i think there is no typical client, and there is no one reason to engage in luxury. truly, we see all kinds of clients. people who are longtime fans of chanel. people who are dedicated buyers of couture. people who are first-time buyers. in fact, first-time buyers are 30% of our clients, which is a lot. we see a lot of gen z and alpha. 35% of luxury consumers, by 2030 are going to be gen z and alpha. it's a hard number to believe. but it's the vibrancy, the vitality is huge. because each of those clients has a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. so for gen z and alpha, they buy because they want to buy less and buy better. they want to buy, because they see it as a financially wise investment. but everybody buys for a different reason. for me, it's part of continuing to build our brand, our reputation,

kohler has been a big part of fundraising to keep the beacon going through the years. he feels a debt to those who gave their lives that day, and a duty to keep telling their stories. and the few of us who still survive are eternally grateful to knknowing the lost will be remembered because of all of you. alyssa goard today in the bay. this morning, a historic mass at notre dame in paris. the first at the cathedral in five and a half years. the bells rang out. the altar was blessed all to celebrate the historic church's rising from the ashes. the reopening ceremony began with the paris ahbishop knocking on the doors three times, signaling that the cathedral was officially open. thousands of dignitaries and tourists were in attendance, among them president elect trump and first lady jill biden. the firefighters who battled that fire in april of 2019 were honored during the ceremony yesterday celebrating french history both here and in paris. École notre dame des victoires is a french catholic school in san francisco, celebrating its 100th anniversary this weekend, as we

the spacecraft sent back a beacon signal indicating that it survived the closest ever approach to the close to the sun. also, we had to not melt, that's why the parker has this heat shield that holds the instruments at room temperature and keeps the heat of the sun away, and these are just amazing feats, and so it's so amazing that we were so close and really getting to measure in detail this material up close. lift—off of the mighty delta iv heavy rocket... there have been many missions to study the sun but there's so much more we can learn — especially the sun's atmosphere, which we can see from earth shimmering during a total solar eclipse. this new data from this very, incredibly close approach to the sun, just touching the surface of that corona, is going to hopefully give us a lot more information about exactly what's going on in our beautiful, beautiful sun that heats up and gives us light. by getting so close, the probe will enable scientists to see how the sun's powerful magnetic field twists and lifts material to create solar flares. this may help them understand why the sun

. >> billy: the beacon theater. >> stephen: what the hell?tizen," and he wanted me to interview him live at the beacon for 90 minutes. >> stephen: that's two questions for clinton. >> billy: that's true. i said, do i have to read the book? >> stephen: [laughs] that was the most honest answer of all time. >> billy: i'm not on that. you guys, you have to know that what stephen and the jimmys do every night is extraordinary. you just did 20 minutes of comedy and i are going to look like you're interested me and you do it every night. it's extraordinary. this was like a one minor with him. it was like crazy good. >> stephen: what did you ask him questioning >> billy: the first thing i said to him was mr. clinton, can i call you bill? we have a lot in common. we both have the same initials and that's about it. in the book, you talk about the hundreds of millions of dollars he raised to solve crises around the world. so i want to ask you this, can you call juan soto? and apparently he didn't reach him because he's not with the mets. was very loose

liz beacon, bbc news. of strictly come dancing has been crowned. the comedian, chris mccausland was the show�*s first blind contestant — he beat three other contestants to lift the glitterball trophy. noor nanji has more. time to announce your strictly come dancing champions... the moment history was made. chris and dianne! and after weeks of tangos, salsas and foxtrots, chris mccausland and his dance partner dianne buswell finally got their hands on the coveted glitterball trophy. this is for her, and it�*s for everyone out there that just thought. .. ..they got told they couldn�*t do something or thought they couldn�*t do it, and itjust shows with opportunity and support and just determination, just anything can happen. chris was the bookies�* favourite and is strictly�*s first—ever blind winner. he and dianne performed three dances on the night, including one recreating their blackout dance moment, which went viral earlier in the season. but they faced stiff competition from the other finalists. the fir

[applause] the son of a south carolina preacher, jim clyburn is a beacon of moral clarity, a graduate of south carolina state university, there is a student of history became a teacher and movement leader for a more fair and more free america. his dignity and decency are suppressed only by the love shared with his dear emily who marched with him and often ahead of him from classroom to congress. through three decades in the house of representatives, he has transformed the lives of millions of americans bypassing groundbreaking laws for all our families. jim clyburn is touched by the divine and his margin brings us closer to a more perfect union. [ applause]] elizabeth dole. [applause] a singular trailblazer, elizabeth dole was the first woman to hold nearly every position she has had. over four decades in public service she served as the secretary of transportation, secretary of labor, president of the american red cross, and senator from north carolina. she established a preeminent foundation dedicated to -- and supporting american military caregivers. elizabeth dole paved the path f

although yes, we are the beacon of them, you know, democracy in the, on the coincidence. and we have relatively peaceful, he likes in the balance of the know and then which is why the nbc saying that if you want peace, you must, you must give us justice. those lives that were the last must be accounts a full. i'm somehow be because that wasn't happening, they refused to sign the piece, but they need about 60 months. they also ask that's all really about stick with is that is the attorney general, the chief justice, the i g p, i'm the car, it just sits in precedence and all political actors. presidential candidates let us find a piece past that didn't happen. i'm but the for the presidential under money mama, regardless of what the pots you will see because the proxy chem and johnson this evening. kids. yeah, was very, i was the monday against signing the piece past. is these, the minds were not met? the demand happens to be met by gender money mama says that, well, go in until the election he is committing and he's speaking on behalf of the apache to see that. let's find

this is the 61st year the beacon has been lit atop mount diablo.n official in one of the bay area's biggest cities has resigned after being found guilty of lying under oath. anthony becker, the vice mayor of santa clara, stepped down last night. this week, he was convicted of lying to a grand jury about leaking a confidential report to the san francisco 49ers. that report was critical of the team's relationship with the city council. in recent years, the city of santa clara and the 49ers management have been at odds over a number of issues surrounding levi's stadium. becker could face up to four years in prison when he is sentenced next month. his district six seat will remain vacant until december 17th. that is when kelly cox will be sworn in. she won that seat in the november election. a major u.s. automaker is recalling thousands of heavy duty pickup trucks over a faulty part that could cause part of the braking system to fail. the company is stellantis. more than 300,000 ram heavy duty pickup trucks are part of the recall. the part in question

beacon of what is possible. shaping a fearless future. quality and inclusion of the nation.ot denied. reminding us all that black history is american history, for god sake. black culture is american culture. for the first time the kennedy center restoring its honor to an institution and not an individual. thank you, apollo theater. thank you, thank you, thank you. [cheering and applause] it is been the owner of my life to serve as your president and for the final time jill and i are honored to represent the presidency to recognize the power of the arts to redeem the soul of the nation. done so many times. redeem the soul of the nation. congratulations to our honorees, your families. look forward tonight show. god bless you all and may god pull -- may god protect our troops. thank you. [cheering and applause] >> please remain in your seats as president, vice president, second gentleman in the honorees depart. thank you. ♪♪ [cheering and applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [inaudible]

come together sign a piece packed because this is also part of what upheld, gone as a, as a, as a beacon of democracy in africa. but somehow that wasn't exactly smooth this time. why was that an issue? why? why with the parties so reluctant to come together and commit to this piece agreement as well. the beast spots has become sort of a tradition with going into wherever election all major part of the letters and safe voters, but mainly the presidents. and as far as what kind of dates sign a piece, spots to see that you're committing these peaceful needs to resolve any issues during the for an outside collection this, you need to transform the opposition national democratic all the way switches and d, n d c. refuse to signed a piece by and they're saying that last election in the 2nd life swindle's because you for we haven't accounted for those nice yet it appears nothing is being done about it. although yes, we are the beacon of, um, you know, democracy in the, on the continents and we have relatively peacefully likes in the balance of the know and then which is why the nbc saying that

come to get assigned a piece packed because this is also part of what upheld, gone as a, as a, as a beacon of democracy in africa. but somehow that wasn't exactly smooth this time. why was that an issue? why? why with the parties. so reluctant to come together and commit to this piece agreement as well, that the spouse has become sort of a tradition with going into wherever you election. all major pointed to the lenses and supporters. but mainly the presidents are nice for as a candidate sign a piece spots to see that they are committing these peaceful means to resolve any issues during it before now. so the big since the cx means it's going to fall, the opposition national democratic all the way switches and d, n d c. refuse to sign the piece by. and they're saying that last election in the 2nd lives, when most we have in accounted for those nice and yet it appears nothing is being done about it. although yes, we are the beacon of them, you know, democracy in the, on the confidence and we have relatively peaceful the lexia and the balance of the email. and then which is why the nbc saying

come together sign a piece packed because this is also part of what upheld, gone as a, as a, as a beacon of democracy in africa. but somehow that wasn't exactly smooth this time. why was that an issue? why? why with the parties so reluctant to come together and commit to this piece agreement as well. the beast spots has become sort of a tradition with going into wherever election all major part of the lenses and safe voters. but mainly the presidents are nice for as well kind of dates, sign a piece, spots to see that you're committing to use peaceful needs to resolve any issues during before and after the elections. this year need to transform the persistent national democratic comfortable list, which is the n d c. refuse to sign the piece by. and they're saying that last election in the 2nd lives, when most we haven't accounted for those nice yet it appears nothing has been done about it. although yes, we are the beacon of them, you know, democracy in the, on the confidence and we have relative, you peacefully like since the violins of email and then which is why the nbc saying that if

although yes, we are the beacon of them, you know, democracy in the, on the coincidence. and we have relatively peaceful, he likes in the balance of the millions in which is why the nbc saying that if you want peace, you must, you must give us justice. those lives that were the last must be accounts a full. i'm somehow be because that wasn't happening, they refused to sign the piece, but they need about 60 months. they also ask, that's all really about stick with is that is the attorney general, the chief justice, the i g p i'm the card just sits in precedence and all political actors. the presidential candidates, let us signed a piece past that did not happen. i'm but the final presidential under money, mama, regardless of what the pots you will see, because the proxy chem and johnson this evening. kids. yeah, was very, i was the monday against signing the dispense is these demands were not met. the demands hopkins being met by tons of money. mama says that, well, go in until the election. he is committing and he's speaking on behalf of the apache to see and then let's f

we can lean into our shared tradition and values as a beacon for what we aspire to this hanukkah, let us rededicate ourselves to the light that defines us and the better world we seek to build on behalf of the president, dr. biden, vice president harris, and the second gentleman, i wish you all a happy hanukkah. [applause] >> amazing. >> thank you, thank you very, very much. we are about to light the menorah. and i don't know what is next for secretary mayorkas when this administration ends, but i will say one thing, that with the jewish knowledge he just exhibited and the talent he possesses, which i unfortunately do not yet, of making very brief speeches, he has a good future as a rabbi. i know many boards who would want to hire him. and now before we like the menorah, however, we have to remember that just as freedom is not free, nor are events like this, because though we have the rights to perform them and organize them, they are completely privately sponsored. so i'd like to say just a word and then thank our supporters who helped us do this. and first i want to tell my jewish b

i will go further by saying one day this nation will serve as a beacon for all other nations to lookndependence. god bless you all, my dear friends. god bless this great nation of the united states of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the benediction delivered by dr. margaret chaplin of the u.s. house of representatives. >> would you pray with me? god of our past, present, and future receive our deepest gratitude for this profound opportunity to celebrate our shared heritage and values embroidered in the marquis de lafayette's willingness to share in the fight as most comrade aunt -- both comrade and compatriot. as we told stories that captured the quintessential lafayette it's clear we also share a deep appreciation for your providence that allows a patriot to return to see the progress which she so selflessly sacrificed so much for the preservation of the soil on which we now stand. today and into the future may we ride the wave of camaraderie and patriotism, inspired to do our part to risk and fight for freedom to uphold the cause of liberty. we stand e

i know and i believe we will transform the middle east into a beacon of prosperity and progress and peace. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> today football players join brad nessler in a discussion of sportsmanship and democracy sponsored by the ronald reagan foundation. watch here on c-span. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington, live and on demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with the live stream of floor proceedings from the u.s. congress, the white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics. you also can stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and scheduling information for c-span networks and radio plus a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span is available at the apple store and google play. scan the q.r. code to download it free today. our go to c-span now, your front row seat to washington, any time, any where. >> welcome back. we're joined now by representative carlos jimenez, a republican of florida. he's on the armed servic

says persuading people to replace, making the dots with the beacons, all tennessee, if that's on for puerto coming up. after practicing it, you can catch data, but the news on a youtube channel has many have on the website. that's the time it dw does come down for now. the, the untold story for details. it's going to be funded here repos, here, every weekend on d. w is the most important stuff can be used across different jo, this is the real challenge. it softens, needs to be an incredibly scarce way. the heck us transforming business is onset leo media. and let's just greenwashing what's now on the in the sunset, venezuela father jose motor. yeah. same i know is on admission. his message still meeting mate installed aging, solely based protein. but his motive isn't morality, no sustainability, negative balance here. cuz sometimes i've been asked if i'm a vegetarian and i say primarily now, how do you mean to know in a country with full nutrition, unreliable electricity and rising costs good khan into? so it'd be the answer to this priest brands and kind of he convict is the message

. >> reporter: but this theater was like a beacon, i guess. right? >> it was the beacon.w, where the black acts came. couldn't play nowhere else. ♪ i don't want you ♪ ♪ no, no ♪ ♪ but i need you ♪ ♪ don't want to ♪ >> reporter: motown great smokey robinson says the first time he and the miracles performed here he was a nervous wreck. they bombed. ♪ do me wrong now baby ♪ >> i was frightened to death to be at the apollo theater. had we not had a record out and supposedly been professional at that point that the guy with the hook would have came and took us off the stage because we were terrible. >> were you? what do you mean you were terrible? >> just amateur. we were so terrible until mr. schiffman, the guy who owned the apollo at that time, called berry gordy, who was our manager at that point, and told him he wanted his money back. >> are you serious? >> i'm serious. he wasn't even paying us any money. >> reporter: in the decades that followed as more places became integrated the apollo struggled financially and closed its doors more than once. >> we could have lost the

these credited with the program of beacon nomic or forms of 19 nineties that have since transformed into into a global power house. he spent more than 4 decades in public service. born into a poor family in 1932. he only landed in politics by accident, the monroe. i'm seeing one scholarships to study economics at cambridge. and later at oxford, by the time he returned to india in the late sixty's with you as a reading on the corner of miss jones, he became india central bank governor and started working with the government. he had no apparent plans to enter the world of politics, but was suddenly tapped to become finance minister in 1991 for the indian national congress party. at the time, india was facing its worse to come on a crisis and was on the brink of default. he promised reforms that would break with india, soviet style, state direct that economy. we really do do the work and do a lot of people, the model of the can only do phones, which i had to write to processors. office develops and those reforms paid the way for unprecedented growth. brought millions of people out of povert

if we are to serve as a beacon for human rights, we must continue to perfect here at home the rights and the values which we espouse around the world: a decent education for our children, adequate medical care for all americans, an end to discrimination against minorities and women, a job for all those able to work, and freedom from injustice and religious intolerance. we live in a time of transition, an uneasy era which is likely to endure for the rest of this century. it will be a period of tensions, both within nations and between nations, of competition for scarce resources, of social, political, and economic stresses and strains. during this period we may be tempted to abandon some of the time-honored principles and commitments which have been proven during the difficult times of past generations. we must never yield to this temptation. our american values are not luxuries, but necessities, not the salt in our bread, but the bread itself. our common vision of a free and just society is our greatest source of cohesion at home and strength abroad, greater even than the bounty of o

carrillo, pulse kills via bomb, hidden in an electric scrutiny. foss recovery efforts underway mos in beacon my all to off to the west side clone and nearly a century races on to find survivors. it's hard to say it will take days to confirm the total desktops. the mass of, of craig strikes the pacific islands, nation of underwater killing, at least one person that injuring many mobility of the latest from an aide work. and the reach the i'm gonna have enough is welcome. and we stopped with breaking news out of moscow, where a bomb hidden in an electric scooter has killed a senior russian general use agencies. ukraine's intelligence services have taken credit for the attack. the blast on monday morning took place outside of an apartment block a few kilometers from the kremlin, russian authorities, se, lieutenant general ego period of as an assistant, were killed who were left was the head of the process, nuclear, biological and chemical protection forces. i did have useful the most copier, and so you've joined us a little earlier from the rico where dw relocated when we were banned from that

the cardin family knows america as a beacon of liberty and human rights, a beacon that first inspired ben's grandparents to immigrate here from russia at the turn of the last century. i think it's fair it say that ben cardin didn't fall far from the cardin tree of public service, but has taken fa family's commitment to new heights. becoming at 35 years old the younger ever speaker of the maryland house of delegates. and i want to talk a little about his role here in the united states senate on behalf of team maryland. because he is a dear friend, there are many congressional delegations that don't have the spirit of unity that we have in the state of maryland, and that's a tribute to ben cardin's leadership. he's been the quarterback for team maryland bringing us together to make sure that we work on behalf of the priorities of the people of our state. all parts of our state, from the baltimore area, to the washington suburbs, eastern shore, and western maryland. i could not ask for a better partner and a better friend in the united states senate, somebody who welcomed me here after i

big stage, boisterous crowd, a beacon of what's possible, shaping a fearless future. michael reed, inclusion in the nation. you know, one where black excellence is celebrate, not deny, remind is all that black history is american history. for god's sake. black culture is american culture. for the first time, the kennedy center is bestowing this honor to an institution and not an individual. for. thank you. apollo theater. thank you. thank you. thank. let me tell you this. the honor of my life to serve as your president and for the final time, joe and i are honored to represent the presidency, to recognize and respect the power of the arts, to literally redeem the soul of the nation, because that you've done so many times, redeem the soul of the nation. so congratulate sandra on our honorees. to your families. look forward to tonight's show. god bless you all. and may god protect our troops. thank you. thank you. distinguished guests, these remain in your seats as the president, vice president, second gentleman and honorees depart. thank you. all. 25 years ago, author

aside a mean they're going to do before i express my gratitude for the trash group that the muslim beacon people have placed in me. but me for me, allow me me on my own behalf. and on behalf of my family, my fist itemized performed authorities to express my deepest sympathy to the families of those who lost their loved ones. during this period of violent demonstrations as long as the view lantus protesters say the government's response to demonstrations has only been getting tougher. we're being shot at. we're here discussing the situation of the nation. the population is being oppressed with fighting over. the opposition is now threatening to call for an uprising triggering fears, even more violence in the african nation. let's get a check now. some of the other stories making news this. our 2 crew members are missing after a russian cargo ship sank in the mediterranean. the ortho mature went down between spain and algeria following an engine room explosion. ukrainian president of the mirror zalinski says more than 3000 north korean soldiers had been killed or wounded in russia's quartz

if it is willing priest who's persuading people to replace, meet in their diets with beacon alternatives, that's a reporter after a short break. and if you need more news on the go before, then you can always check out our website that you have the com or you can follows on social media where a handle is at the w news. i'm there until google and thanks for joining us. the beautiful, my nephew, he read the city. we don't know what is going on. where is mohammed stop? ah! he fled from north any rock and became one of hundreds of migrants who vanish every year. somewhere in the no man's land lines between batteries and clear refugees become pools in a cru see a political config, missouri this i'm afraid i'll never see.

he is credited with a program of beacon, nomic, or forms and 19 nineties that have since transformed into you into a global power homes. wise, straightforward, and one of india's most distinguished lead us just the attributes paid to man mow and sing following his death. a man from humble beginnings who went on to become a transformative force with an indian politics on about side in morning. he was a great 5 minutes ago. oh said the nation is 5 minutes to finance, but it's the are you was somebody was a visionary who did a great deal for the country, born into a pole family in 1930 to sing one scholarships, to study economics at cambridge and lights of adults with returning to india ism, and now and economist, in 1991 thing was tapped to become finance minister for the indian national congress potty leaving his indelible mark on the country during a time of economic crisis. but indeed, on the brink of defaults, is to choosing reforms that lead to india as rise as a major economic power. unexpectedly becoming prime minister in 2004, we really do do the work and do a lot of people, a

you suckled twice over lights from the beacon software, classified information that boats was fight to down. and then as we'll make is were about to start the impeachment boat proceedings. almost all of korea's ruling party saw joan policy left the chamber only one parliamentarian. essentially one of the remains in the teva chamber, essentially boy coughing this motion. why this is so important for the mathematics on the dispos that we're looking at in the parliament is that there are 300 members . also for his national assembly, we need to 2 thirds majority for the votes of costs. so if all of the opposition posts up 192 states, so not enough to restart 2000 majority. so it's low on the routing cost. we have decided not to participate in this boat. it means that you've sort of decided to stay in office by specifically by virtue on the routing policy, you know, taking positive votes. so we, we've seen james uh, images all day of thousands of people taking to the streets. have they heard about what happened in parliament and how they reacting us? absolutely. well, i was just outside of