c. henry, thank ou. the off for rwanda, but c. henry, thank yom the bbc's _ off for rwanda, but c. da, but c. henry, thank you. the bbc's simon jones - off for rwanda, but c. henry, thank you. the bbc's simon jones is - off for rwanda, but c. henry, thank you. the bbc's simon jones is in i you. the bbc's simonjones is in dover. it is therein range over that many of these asylum seekers are housed, waiting for their applications to be processed. as we heard, the backlog is in the tens of thousands of those?— thousands of those? yes, because what the government _ thousands of those? yes, because what the government is _ thousands of those? yes, because what the government is saying - thousands of those? yes, because what the government is saying is i thousands of those? yes, because | what the government is saying is if you come here illegally on a small boat or the back of a lorry you will not be allowed to stay in the uk, you will be detained and deported and not allowed to claim asylum in the uk. down there at the port of dover is where migrants are brought to shore. 0nce dover is

parliamentary, she now has 28 days to appoint a new fuss minister and the transgender act to this henry c has received his new phone call. i done to see called after a long baffle to change his gender on the official document. he won his appeal against the government's refusal to change it a year ago in hong kong in public sentiment has become increasingly welcoming towards the l. g. b. c to class. coming to see that home is actual and transgender people in hong kong. do still face challenges and their everyday lives. in the philippines schools have been canceled. schools have counseled, excuse me, in person teaching because of the continuing heat waves. it's hoped online learning will bring some relief from crowd to classrooms, many of which don't have air conditioning. heating decks, which combines the effects of temperature and humidity, has reached a record 45 degrees celsius. and french media is reporting that the access we have out there do it has been detained by police. the questioning over sex assault allegations by 2 women, the 75 year old was separately charged with right in 20

the transgender activist henry c has received his new hong kong identity called after a long bank told to change his gender on the official document. he won his appeal against the government's refusal to change it a year ago. in hong kong public sentiment has become increasingly welcoming towards the l. g. b t q plus community that homosexual and transaction to people do still face challenges in the daily lives. in the philippines, schools have come sold in person teaching because of the continuing heat wave. it is hope online learning will bring some relief from crowded classrooms, many of which don't have air conditioning. the heat index which combines the effects of temperature and humidity has reached a record $45.00 degrees celsius. now extreme hayes is one of many factors that makes asia the most dissolves to prone continent in the world. now that is, according to a new report by the world, meet your logical organization. last year, extreme weather events across the region killed 2000 people and affected millions. the status report ones, climate change is intensifying. the severi

c. but 1st to john henry and who's at columbia university in new york. and joe, and i understand formula the reporting that negotiations underway at the moment. is there any sense the university will capitulate or compromise with the protests as demands with the universities in a tough spot? as you said, the student is or demanding the investment from anything that enables the war in gaza. they also want to amnesty for the students who are protesting. but meanwhile, billionaire donors to these universities including robert craft, the owner of the new england patriots football team, he said he's going to stop investing and he's not the only one. and what that means is that puts pressure on, on the university from the other side, from people who want these pro, chests to stop in that present. a really interesting scenario here over night, somebody planted a c of is really flags here. those were not here yesterday. and if you look up beyond those flags, you see those blue sheets. those are going to be filled for the graduation ceremony here at columbia on m

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corporal henry gooding company c 54th massachusetts regiment. morris island, south carolina carolina. many of the 200,000 black soldiers who fought had families but unfortunate the lack of equality caused suffering that was well. dr. medford, what were some of the inequitable that created hardship for soldiers and their families? well, certainly not being able to get any pay or getting and getting unequal pay did affect families because black men, soldiers were usually by the the only means of support for these families. and it wasn't just their wives and children who suffered. their parents suffered, too. so a lot of these men were supporting elderly parents as well. so when they didn't get paid or they got paid far less than white men, then everyone, the family suffered as a consequence. now, if you're talking about the black men who had been recently freed, whose wives and children were still in the south, even in those areas that were under control, you have a situation where these men go off to war and the owners, these men and their famili

henry experience guessing. and a handful of like minded people found this assigned seat c punks. in the past few months. they've raised 200000 euros and donations. just been kind of really worried about whether this will work or not. we've been working toward this for so long on the worst thing i can imagine right now is that we all have to take the train back home because we don't have the ships they going to take a look at a ship in poland, which might suit the needs so far they've only seen pictures of it is 6 or meeting at the ship at 6, or we'll do all the paperwork and then he'll send someone out shopping and we'll be off. they've reached the pool team, poland. if everything goes well, the group will sign the purchase agreement today and transfer the ship straight to germany. the space have to sales up and i've seen it in pictures, but it looks pretty different than real life. so i'm, i'm the, it's amazing. it's a guy, it's huge. 12 beds the ship is over. 50 years old. it's down to down to is a fishing boat. been was used as a sort of a vessel. it's time for the group to make a decision. ok. you h

. >> miles henry and i were like, he contacts me and you find numbers. so we just search up cr popped up. we called it on the like old school phones in the school, i love it. >> well, congratulations. here we are, seventh graders. ryder, henry and miles have been friends since kindergarten, and when they were assigned to work together in class to bring awareness to a topic, there was no hesitation. >> what do we want to tackle? we want to do mental illness. we do. we want to do cyberbullying. like. and miles actually was like, let's do both. >> why is this personal to you guys? i've experienced cyberbullying before and it's not something that's good for you. >> talking to therapists and stuff really helps your mental health state. >> according to the cdc reports of bullying and cyberbullying are the highest in middle school , and the pandemic exacerbated their exposure. i-team's i play a lot of video games and i go on there and i see people getting cyber bullied and i'm thinking like that can have an effect on your mental health. that's why they're soup for change project will

miles henry and i were like, he contacts me and he find numbers. so we just search up c news number popped up. we called it on the like old school phones in the school. i love it. >> well, congratulations. here we are, seventh graders. writer henry and miles have been friends since kindergarten. and when they were assigned to work together in class to bring awareness to a topic, there was no hesitation. >> what do we want to tackle? we want to do mental illness. we do. we want to do cyberbullying and like and miles actually was like, let's do both. >> why is this personal to you guys? >> i've experienced cyberbullying before and it's not something that's good for you. talking to therapists and stuff really helps your mental health state. according to the cdc, reports of bullying and cyberbullying are the highest in middle school, and the pandemic exacerbated their exposure. >> i-team's i play a lot of video games and i go on there and i see people getting cyber bullied and i'm thinking like that can have an effect on your mental health. >> that's why they're soup for cha

henry l. jersey or new york, the island. so sure. george washington university in the center of washington. d. c, the professors have been here for hours. the deadline set by the authorities of the university to clear the courtyard for people to leave has come and gone. and the numbers have been fairly consistent for several hours. the people here are very clear that they want the best day to start divesting of any interest that has then these really linked companies to make sure that that investments are open and public. and those who are protesting here face new rep, akasha, the protectors have been calling for change and the incest that they will stay here . even with the threat, a police action, even with the threat of arrest until the demands are met. all and for sure, i'll just do the washington, the police and the city of atlanta or of arrested or at least 17 students at emory university. dozens of students setup tens on the campus on thursday morning in support of palestinians. a police dismantled the cam, saying the students, what trespassing, at least one faculty member was among those

henry l. jersey or new york, the island. so sure. george washington university in the center of washington. d. c, the professors have been here for hours. the deadline set by the authorities of the university to clear the courtyard for people to leave has come and gone. and the numbers have been fairly consistent for several hours. the people here are very clear that they want the best day to start divesting of any interest. it has in these really linked companies to make sure that that investments are open and public, and those who are protesting here face new rep, akasha, the protectors have been calling for change and the incest that they will stay here . even with the threat, a police action, even with the threat of arrest until the demands are met. all the fisher, i'll just do the washington for students and faculties across america coding for divestment from israel. so let's take a look at what that actually means. well, universities and colleges have and diamond funds to finance research and scholarships. this money is invested in private equity and hedge funds. protest as are demanding.

c- span.org/podcasts. >>> now onto the palmetto state named for the palmetto street found throughout south carolina, that's what republican governor henry mcmaster is a significant term for his estate of the state address, he discusses the states budget surplus as well as education investments and teacher pay raises. before becoming governor he served as lieutenant governor under nikki haley and also as e

c- span.org/podcasts. >>> now onto the palmetto state named for the palmetto street found throughout south carolina, that's what republican governor henry mcmaster is a significant term for his estate of the state address, he discusses the states budget surplus as well as education investments and teacher pay raises. before becoming governor he served as lieutenant governor under nikki haley and also as the states attorney general purpose is about an hour.. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. please be seated. i appreciate everyone being here. mr. speaker, mr. president, my fellow south carolinians, we are here tonight to address successes, challenges and opportunities, but first as in prior years i would like to recognize those in uniform home we lost in the line of duty in 2023. sergeant ricky green junior of the south carolina department of corrections. deputy jacob eric solomon of richland county sheriff's office. officer matthew logan hill of the easley police department lieutenant michael charleswood of the newberry police department. specialist jason read haven south carolina national guard. firefighter james michael mueller of t

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henry and live in new york. they're, let's swing over to the west coast, rob reynolds choices now from the u. c. l, a campus robin. the level of conversions and commonality that we've seen between the protesters, whether it's washington, whether it's new york or earlier, we were in texas is really quite striking. what do you see? we're seeing here on the campus and very peaceful but very passion protests by primarily but also faculty members and other supporters who say that they feel that events taking place during the war on gaza have galvanized them by them and also made them determine that their own institutions of higher learning, their colleges and their college, which should not be used in further, as these acts of war uh, which of cost, of course, would inverting $4000.00 drugs, many of them in gaza. this protest is very well organized as well. or just as the one that a john with is reporting on their own security forces were organized for medical, 10 sanitary disabilities, camping out here over night organizing the numbers of students who are coming year are growing. dispatcher students

henry and live the in princeton university in new jersey. let's head over to washington dc. now in my kind of who's at george washington university in d. c. d c area college students, mike of launcher, own guys, a protesting camp. and tell us about what's happening at g w today. a yes indeed, behind me is a university square named exactly that university square. there's a few dozen people. him some state overnight and the tense behind me is a police presence, but it is limited and it's very clear that police are keeping a monitoring role. i spoke to an officer who's on the university square behind me that he said the police so just to, to monitor, i'll just step beside so you can see the layout of what is here. you see the tense . beyond that, there's the fence, which is not aligned with food, organizes that protein food to feed the demonstrators here, coffee for them. one organization, uh oh. and i said, pointing out that what they are protesting about the area that were protesting about people simply do not have food. so they are very lucky here. but i understand too that university authorities also d. c police to step in and remove the

supreme court henry goldberg to establish the signature telecom law firm carved into the flourish of new telecom businesses. and brian lamb founded, the groundbreaking major cable network c-span, for which he won the president medal of freedom. bersamin gained an even greater distinction in academia. still, hatfill continued to, operate as an agent of significant and government and went on to become a national and international telecom pioneer among. his achievements was designing and founding what today is still the largest satellite company in the world. besides these brilliant colleagues, tom achieved what he did otp because he was blessed an extraordinarily good nature, intellect and country. most especially he was blessed by richard nixon's trusting support for tps creation and its policies of reform. margaret, thank you very much. we will we will turn now to henry goldberg henry. thank you. thank you, margaret, for the kind words. yes. you describe the trump white house that i knew. let me go back to something that chris opened up with, and that is the state of the telecom industry in the united states. when richard nixon took the oath of office, it was terrible. w