davis went to belize to investigate. it was there said davis, mcafee told him the belizean government was seriously corrupt and the paramilitary gang suppression unit was out to get him. >> one of his initial exhalations for weather raid happened was one of the local politicians had, and asked for a donation. he had refused and as a result, they sick the gsu on him. >> to worship belizean government responded, nonsense. >> they rated him because they did not know what was going on. he had this laboratory and it was heavily guarded. he had a private army essentially. he has a laboratory making god knows what because he will not tell anybody. >> davis went to carmelita, the town nearest his jungle compound where townspeople told him, he said, that mcafee had -- >> as he got more involved in this little village of carmelita, the way he talked , his dress devolved. i think the jungle and that environment started to infect him almost like a virus. that's what he said to his friends. my fragile connection with polite society h

a man is not a plan hoodie or where is belize bikini?l vacations with your favourite coworker. and how about a line of safes? keep your cash at home with a fani safe as she testified, it is a black thing. >>> in the late 1990s, the monica lewinsky scandal rock the white house and the country. instead of walking out on bail, heller replayed the doting wife and claimed any rumours about her husband's bad behaviour was just a right-wing conspiracy. >> the great story here for anyone willing to find it and write about it and explain it, is this vast right-wing conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband since the day he announced to run for president. >> the vast right-wing conspiracy. it was a deflection to distract the american people from what was really going on. and for a while it worked. since then, democrats and the media have perfected it. they have decided that any conversation they don't like can be explained away as a right-wing conspiracy. take squatting. the washington post just put out a piece this week saying squatt

the belize registered rubymar is the first vessel lost since the yemeni army began targeting commercial ships in november. according to yemen, number of targeted ships and warships has reached 73. when it comes to the red sea, the arabian seas and the bubble mandab straight, including the sus canal, it is worth mentioning the importance that they have for shipping. for example, the swiss canal shipping route that leads to the red sea is an important waterway for world trade and is used to transfer goods and energy between europe and asia and other regions of the world. this route saves time, money by avoiding bypassing the african continent. according to the analysis of the freight trucking company fritos. the rate of shipping goods from various chinese ports by ocean route to israel for each 40-foot container has increased from $1,975 at the end of november to more than $2,300 on december 12th. also, the time to reach the destination has increased by at least. 18 days, on the other hand, the port of ilot, which is located on the coast of the red sea, has been practically closed due to

in a word , we are very, very, very low there, after us comes nepal, senegal, in front of us are belizewell, below are already countries such as bangladesh, pakistan, nicaragua, chad, russia, russia, to be honest, i didn't even look well, i think that it is also low enough, low enough, russia, of course, yes, somewhere, somewhere, somewhere it is lower, probably than, than even, than, than, than, india, vietnam, somewhere far, somewhere far , well, but listen, we will definitely not compete with russia, belarus, 133 belarus, i think that russia is somewhere a little higher, for sure. not much , then this is not the example that we should follow, we should choose our own path and make sure that we are still better off with freedom of speech, dear friends, just now kateryna shirokopoyas will tell that there happened in ukraine and the world in the last hour, katya, i welcome you for the floor, congratulations, colleagues, in a moment i will tell you about the consequences of the night attacks in ukraine and the unexpected results of the elections in turkey. news time on the espresso tv ch

so we have a question from genevieve, who's actually a peace corps volunteer in belize. thanks for tuning in, genevieve. how many first ladies besides mrs. obama have ancestry that includes african-american heritage, to your knowledge, no one else to my knowledge. don't. michelle obama was such a you know, like i said, huge leap forward from where we were before. but not only was she the first who was a descendant of enslaved people in the south, but some of her ancestors were white. and so she's also an example of this history of how african-american women were sexually abused by their owners and had babies and she descendent from one of those individuals. so she she also has white ancestry. hey, next, we have a question from john, who's asking if you could comment on the views of ida sexton mckinley toward her african-american neighbors and servants at the white house that her neighbors that i can't do i haven't done as much research on ida mckinley on this particular issue. but i will dig into that one, too. excellent. our next question is from sally in tampa, florida

light, do you love me, that yes, yes, yes, or yes no, you know, my love story is simple, i went to belizeo say that you know, this is my girl, here if someone said that no, this is my girl, then here there was a single combat, whoever would win would remain the girl, georgy danelia’s first wife was irina ginsburg, the daughter of the first deputy minister of the oil industry of the ussr. in this marriage, a girl, svetlana, was born; the child did not keep his parents from divorcing. it was not the father who left the family, but the mother who left the father; they were children, they were also 20-21 years old, and naturally, none of them were ready to live a family life. actress lyubov sokolova danalia met with suffering during the filming of the film. i don't need love anymore. daridmito, my dear. well what is this what? then georgy studied at vgik and worked as an assistant director. love was very beautiful, her first marriage ended in tragedy, her husband died of hunger in her arms in besieged leningrad. come on in, guys. shurik, seryozha, go, i’ll satisfy you with strawberries. they

this comes as canadian forces have been sent to jamaica to train troops from jamaica, belize and thehamas to join the u.n.-authorized mission to haiti led by kenya. last week, the u.n. human rights chief called for an arms embargo on haiti, calling the situation there cataclysmic. the majority of guns pouring into haiti are smuggled in from florida and other parts of the united states. for more, we are joined by two guests. here in new york, kim ives is the editor of the english language section of the weekly haiti libertÉ, where he also co-directed the documentary series "another vision." and in vancouver, canada, jemima pierre is a haitian american scholar, professor at the social justice institute at the university of british columbia in canada, and research associate at the university of johannesburg. we welcome you both back to democracy now! professor pierre, can you layout overall the situation at this point in haiti, with a resigned president not able to come back into haiti, condemning a transitional panel to rule haiti , and this group led by kenya training to move in so-ca

low-speed chase across los angeles threatening to take his own life before eventually surrendering to belize. he was charged with murder. the court proceedings dubbed the trial of the century. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: lasting nine months, every minute. >> we find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: on live tv. searching for that justice, the goldman family won a civil suit. simpson ordered to pay $33 million. he returned to court multiple times for traffic violations, even pirating cable tv but it was a las vegas robbery in 2008, simpson saying he was taking back stolen personal property that ultimately sent him to prison. >> count one, conspiracy to commit a crime, guilty. >> reporter: sentenced to 33 years, he served 9 before being paroled. jay gray, nbc news. >> chris jansing, thinking of the family owed $33 million, they never got anything near that. >> no, nothing significant was ever paid in that. the thing that i think struck a lot of people both in this civil case but then particularly in that second case in las vegas was that for a lot of folks, that wa

secretary mayorkas wants to open our borders so the entire world from beijing to belize can come in. he has turned a secure border into a welcome center. remember, madam president, in september 2021 of 2021 they issued a shocking priorities memorandum. our country has been shaken as result of that memorandum and has not been forgotten. the memose severely limited who i.c.e. was allowed to arrest. that's immigration customsn, enforcement. he also we find the catch and release program and has abuse parole laws. in fact, the secretary bragged on msnbc that he had, quote, secretary mayorkas, quote, rescinded so many trump immigration policies it would take so much time to list them. for people who prefer a secure border of for nation care abr nation's security, this is an admission of willingness to ignore the law of the land. it also provided an open invitation for illegal immigrants, or as the biden administration calls them, newcomers. after three years of open borders the number of illegal crossings is up to at least 9.2 million people intoe this country illegally. crimes are up. dru

secretary mayorkas wants to open our border so the entire world from beijing toel belize can coe in. he's turned a secure border into a welcome center. remember madam president in september of 2020 when the secretary issued a shocking priorities memorandum. our country has been shaken as a result of that member random and has not been forgotten. the memo severely limited who ice was allowed to arrest. that is immigration, customs enforcement. he a also revived the catch and release program and has abused parole laws. in fact the secretary bragged on msnbc that he had quote secretary at mayorkas quote rescinded so many trump immigration policies it would take so much time to list them. for people who preferred the secure border for our nation and care about our nation security this is an admission of willingness to i ignore the lawf the land. it also provided an open invitation for illegal immigrants or as the biden administration calls them, newcomers. after three years of open borders a number of illegal crossings is up to at least nine-point to million people. into this country ill

they belize deal party.bour then. because telegraph, hidden because in the telegraph, hidden cost plans cost of labour's care plans revealed hand revealed labour's plan to hand trade unions powers to trade unions greater powers to negotiate social care. pay is expected to cost billions of pounds, despite the policy being given no funding, as the keir starmer is committed to establishing a fair pay agreement in the sector and this sounds to me like trouble is brewing for the next labour government. linda. >> oh, i think it is. but no one's under any, delusion. delusion over this that the next whoever gets in and it probably will be labour will face a really, really tough time in every sector, but particularly this one. >> i suspect the care care sector in particular for both adults for and young people. >> it's so diabolical. yeah, so, so hard to find. >> now, listen, don't we need to have honest conversation with have an honest conversation with the public about this covid that we're to pay we're going to ha

secretary mayorkas wants to open our borders so the entire world from beijing to belize can come in. he has turned a secure border into a welcome center. remember, madam president, in september of 2021, the secretary issued a shocking priorities memorandum. our country has been shaken as a result of that memorandum and it has not been forgotsen. the memo severely limited who ice was allowed to arrest. that's immigration, custom -- immigration customs enforcement. he also revived the catch and release program and has abused parole laws. in fact, the secretary bragged on msnbc that he had, quote -- secretary mayorkas -- quote, rescinded so many trump administration policies, it would take so much time to list them. for people who prefer a secure border for our nation and care about our nation's security, this is an admission of willingness to ignore the law of the land. it also provided an open invitation for illegal immigrants or as the biden administration calls them, newcomers. after three years of open borders, the number of illegal crossings is up to at least 9.2 million people in

well, of course, belize. greatest love story returns to san francisco next week.. >> a star-studded cast. this is incredible. so, you know, first of all, tell us a bit about. how it feels to all be starring in this incredible show together. >> well, it does feel amazing. we've been the reaction for 4 weeks. yeah, you know, it's going to be pushing special yeah. for about a month. is that the typical amount of time to rehearse for a show like this much less much less time. okay. so this is really going to special cause. you're getting a bit more extra so what's the dynamic been between the 3 of you? what actually, first of all, tell us a bit about the rules that you're playing. i play 2 opposite all the white swan, yes on deal. the bucks one. okay. a plane to bring 6th grade. okay. to not feel like brings he'll get to okay. and then how about for you? i play the bad i'm kind of the storyteller of the whole thing. help everything starts at harbor thing ends me basically. >> making everything happen. make everything great and then running everything as haha. >> so it

during the confrontation with belize, the highest salary, ladies and gentlemen, i ever got in that timea bbc reporter. >> well, you were ludicrously underpaid, michael cole. ludicrously underpaid. >> well, i was proud to do it, emily, because i believed in pubuc emily, because i believed in public service broadcasting. i have to ask, does the bbc any longer believe in public service broadcasting, or does it think it's gone to hollywood? >> it's a strong, strong point , >> it's a strong, strong point, and many people will be looking at the amount they pay for their licence fee and thinking is this is this being spent wisely? and could this be, frankly, a lot lower? michael cole, thank you so much for bringing us. i think the question personal the question is personal information. is the information. why is the investigation long? investigation taking so long? >> and we wouldn't >> yes. and then we wouldn't have wouldn't continuing have they wouldn't be continuing to work. to pay for no work. >> questions , but much more >> huge questions, but much more to cover on the show. indeed, we're

we can see the belize blaze and feel the heat. individual or group all the trial. their investigation is ongoing but they believe he was a conspiracy theorist. they say they will be reviewing security protocols around this court house in light of the high—profile nature of this trial and whether in fact to close a park down to the public. nevertheless, court resumed, it remained on schedule and opening statements in this trial will now begin on monday. donald trump leaving the court today again slammed the case is a hoax, as again slammed the case is a hoax, as a witch hunt. he is charged with falsifying business records to hide a so—called hush money payment to the adult film star make stormy daniels in order to influence the 2016 election to hide a potentially damaging sex scandal. he denies all wrongdoing and the extramarital affairand again, opening wrongdoing and the extramarital affair and again, opening statements will begin on monday. that was nada tawfik reporting. flights into dubai international airport are being restri