c. wilson goes by the name took me gonna, has been trying to mobilize people to clean up a crowd, get picking kitley. i listened to music that in and as tough in a day. a low pause would take a loaf um advice and also his permission for music basically. and also i see are so so appealing to actually use for creating awareness for david qu, mercy environmental activism is more than sitting in his small studio and sing every sunday. he heads to one of the beaches in the capital, a cra he works with a group of volunteers collecting the trash, cleaning up a single beach, takes hours. the volunteers sort the trash into different kinds of waste. then they sell it to recycling companies. actually speak louder than words, i believe as a leader, i suppose to set that piece for others to follow. i say okay, i'm willing to do this and make sure my fonts and my relatives are not as no community. our target also see the example i'm trying to put us at my effort. and the counsel john austin bigger. jamika said as sophie banton is another artist who collects trash here at the beach. in the midst of all the

c. chiefs james wilson named greece and italy as both being targeted in the late 19 forties in an effort to prevent communists from coming to power. at the end of world war 2, the sea ice sponsor right wing organizations in greece to prevent the country coming under the influence of the soviet union. the country's communist party was banned and greece was ruled by of right wing dictatorship for decades until an uprising finally over through the military junta in 1974. in italy, a communist led coalition was considered to have a good chance of success. in the 1948 general election, however, the vote was won by a centrist party, which the c i a later admitted funding. and while the former c, i a chief didn't clarify the agencies activities in both countries. he's not the 1st to make such an admission. i was the c i, director we live. we chatted with seattle is somebody who is health plan, coo data. no, not here, but you know, other places. it takes a lot of work. we will not promote democracy through costly military interventions or by attempting to overthrow authoritarian regimes by force

he's at south asia senior associate at the wilson center and joins us now from washington. d. c. thanks for being with his head. now. people want immediate action as we've seen, but that's not likely to happen. is it? i mean, what are we going to see some kind of coalitional care take government, right. you're, you're, i mean, the 1st step is to have more political stability. you need to get these protest and, and that will require a new government. and it does appear that the president will be stepping down and if he doesn't do that, that will be a major issue, major achievement. just because that has been the core a grievance. the court demand of the protesters since day one that go to buy and must go. so that will help, but indeed there needs to be an interim government put in place. and it only to happen quickly because what the 3 law government really needs to do, what this re locked in government needs, is a alone from ins and the i m. f will only be willing to negotiate once there's an actual government in place. and one, if there's more political stability in place, when

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c ports. the grinning government says it wants to resume exports this week for the 1st time since the russian invasion began in february, wilson cross yellow is live for us in istanbul. cinema. how is those going to work in practice? well, there are, we are waiting for the turkish defense minister to reveal the details of the joint command center that has been operational. as of today today, he's going to be doing the official opening of it. and since yesterday we know that the russian and ukrainian military officers and along with you and representatives have arrived and will then started working in this joint commence center. so this joint command center all say the headquarters and the stumble will be overseeing the safe navigation, all the commercial vessels that will leave your question for cross, for the black sea and then cross through the turkey rates to which international markets and this headquarters will be checking the documents, it will be coordinating with the ukraine, the offer to the new cranium port. and if there is any risk of this command center, it has the authority to stop the west and check them if they'

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c-spanshop.org. >> washington journal continues. host: 2 guests joining us this morning. chris wilsons a political pollster and strategist, a partner at -- carly cooperman is a partner at sean cooperman. carly cooperman, how did you see midterms going before the courts handed down their decisions and tell me what you think might have changed because of that?car ly: -- because of that? carly: before the supreme court decision, midterms were looking good for republicans. biden then the dome -- and the democrats have low ratings. after the supreme court ruling the democrat base and democrat voters are going to be galvanized in a way we have not yet seen before, in particular the ruling on abortion is something that is resonating with those voters. they believe there should be a legal right to abortion and they do not want to see roe v. wade overturned. inflation and the economy is still the most important issue to voters right now. while the issue of voting rights has increased since the rulings but i do not believe there will be a change in the big picture of the midterms as long as asp

c-spanshop.org. >> washington journal continues. host: 2 guests joining us this morning. chris wilsons a political pollster and strategist, a partner at -- carly cooperman is a partner at sean cooperman. carly cooperman, how did you see midterms going before the courts handed down their decisions and tell me what you think might have changed because of that?car ly: -- because of that? carly: before the supreme court decision, midterms were looking good for republicans. biden then the dome -- and the democrats have low ratings. after the supreme court ruling the democrat base and democrat voters are going to be galvanized in a way we have not yet seen before, in particular the ruling on abortion is something that is resonating with those voters. they believe there should be a legal right to abortion and they do not want to see roe v. wade overturned. inflation and the economy is still the most important issue to voters right now. while the issue of voting rights has increased since the rulings but i do not believe there will be a change in the big picture of the midterms as long as asp

c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcast. >> now the commission on the social status of black men and boys hosts a discussion. participants include the chair frederica wilson. attorney general kristin clark and north miami police department commander timothy voucher. they talk about education, community policing and outreach, job opportunities and other issues. this is about one hour 15 minutes. >> the work that it will take to ensure that boys and men will finally be able to experience the kind of america they richly deserve. let's keep in mind, today, we are talking about prevention. because the individual that is being released from incarceration is not the individual he was when he went in. no, he is hardened, he is wise. he has learned how to beat the system and he has learned from the best. other criminals. so, we can either pay now or we can pay later. and today, that is why we are concentrating on prevention before they become hardened criminals. when a baby is born, the doctor says this will soon, it's a boy. they do not say it is a murderer, so what happens between birth and one that 14-year-old has the courage to pick up a gun and terrorize the