christopher black taken us to the end of this news block that isn't danger midway. can use round up for now, but our programs, they're just beginning to see what's coming up enrollments. this is the for most prior to february 24th. ukraine was just another eastern european country . since then, the conflict and ukraine has created deep divisions all across europe. and beyond russia, in europe today virtually have no common ground. this may be the case for a very long time to come with ah.

but of course, live now to political as and international criminal lawyer, christopher black. christopher, thanks for joining us here. archie, now there's been a un vote for israel to be more open about it's nuclear pan. should israel admitted if they have nuclear weapons? well, many people argue that if israel admitted that they had nuclear weapons, it would be easier to coax them into agreeing to, to eliminate them because they were, you could enter into the discussion with everybody else in the world about women, any nuclear weapons, but their present stance, so what they call strategic ambiguity of not admitting, but not denying that they have nuclear weapons allows the united states for instance, not to condemn them for not joining a non profit non nuclear nonproliferation treaty which they otherwise would be required to do. and so it, it cuts both ways m. israel's playing a double game returning it doesn't bet. everybody knows it does have nuclear weapons in the substantial arsenal and up to maybe 40400 weapons or maybe more we don't know yet is quite flooring. indeed, w

and as a criminal lawyer, christopher black says israel has wanted to maintain advantage as the early nuclear power in the middle east. israel has nuclear weapons and is not condemn, but iran, which does not have nuclear weapons, is sanctioned to condemn because they might develop a civilian nuclear program. north korea is sanctioned because it has nuclear weapons even know it is not a party to the non patient for non the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and says, all these injustices were the policy rules and the american allies are allowed to get away with doing things, but nobody else is allowed to get away with it's just double standard and exceptionalism, as we've seen in every other instance in the west where america and his allies, israel, as in now in a position where it has nuclear weapons. and its entire strategy is to suppress anybody else from gaining nuclear weapons, reading nuclear potential as syria or iran. and remember, it's attack to your ran it attack syria and 27 to bomb it's nuclear facilities. it's assassinated iranian scientists, and many other people to try and

no international criminal lawyer, christopher black sees israel has wanted to maintain advantage as the only nuclear power in the middle east. israel has nuclear weapons and is not condemn, but iran, which does not have nuclear weapons, is sanctioned to condemn because they might develop a civilian nuclear program. north korea is sanctioned because it has nuclear weapons even know it is not a party to the non patient for non nuclear nonproliferation treaty and says, all these injustices were the policy rules and the american allies are allowed to get away with doing things, but nobody else is allowed to get away with as just double standard and exceptionalism, as we've seen in every other instance in the west where america and its allies, israel, as in now and a position where it has nuclear weapons and its entire strategy.

aids quote, too late to stop, to run gaining the technology to international criminal lawyer, christopher blacks is, is really, authorities have sought to maintain and not so secret advantage as the only nucular power in the middle east. israel has nuclear weapons and is not condemn, but iran, which does not have nuclear weapons, is sanctioned to condemn because they might develop a civilian nuclear program. north korea is sanctioned because it has nuclear weapons even know it is not a party to the non patient for non nuclear nonproliferation treaty and says, all these injustices were the policy rules. and the american allies are allowed to get away with doing things, but nobody else is allowed to get away with. it's just double standard and exceptionalism, as we've seen in every other instance in the west where the america and his allies, israel, as in now in a position where it has nuclear weapons. and its entire strategy is to suppress anybody else from gaining nuclear weapons. reading nuclear potential as syria or iran. and remember, it's attack to your ran it attack syria and 27 to bomb it'

so show ahead christopher remember haven't seen christopher since a soho restaurant with cilla black.g but happy memories of that encounter, that's all with . dan, encounter, that's all with. dan, the best late night show uk telly all coming up after the break . stay safe. stay . free nofice free notice. no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight with the illegal of migrants now threatening our health of a tory party finally wiki known as 50 mps stepped forward to call for a on bogus asylum . i'll debate a on bogus asylum. i'll debate in my digest next. the proposed modern slavery reforms are too little, too late . then i'll get little, too late. then i'll get the verdict of my panel. carol malone. nigel nelson and carol mckeithen as zero—covid madness sparks, china's biggest national protest since tiananmen square . protest since tiananmen square. oh is the beginning of a

so show ahead christopher remember haven't seen christopher since a soho restaurant with cilla black.g but happy memories of that encounter, that's all with . dan, encounter, that's all with. dan, the best late night show uk telly all coming up after the break . stay safe. stay . free nofice free notice. no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight with the illegal of migrants now threatening our health of a tory party finally wiki known as 50 mps stepped forward to call for a on bogus asylum . i'll debate a on bogus asylum. i'll debate in my digest next. the proposed modern slavery reforms are too little, too late . then i'll get little, too late. then i'll get the verdict of my panel. carol malone. nigel nelson and carol mckeithen as zero—covid madness sparks, china's biggest national protest since tiananmen square . protest since tiananmen square. oh is the beginning of a political revolution that could spell the end of the communist party and its dictatorship . neil party and its dictatorship. neil oliver thinks the uprisings should serve as a warning to covid authoritarians all

in michigan ordered to stand trial for murder after he shot an unarmed black man in the back of the head then officer christopher shure e murder if converd is charged with second degree murder if convicted, he could face up to life in prison. he's pleaded not guilty. the judge argued a judge must decide whether the suspect had the right to use deadly force when he shot him at point blank range. it happened earlier this year during this traffic spot in grand rapids police released the videos of the incident one shows the man trying to run away another shows the two struggling for the officer's taser. and then, the officer climbed on his back there and shot him in the head his attorney insists the then police officer acted in self-defense he says the shooting was justified under the fleeing felon law, meaning he became a felon when he tried to run away. but to convict the officer of murder, the prosecutor must prove the shooting was not justified by self-defense. the judge has yet to announce when the trial may start >>> a pedestrian bridge and major tourist attraction plunges into the water below more than 100 pe

christopher smith, the young man, the assailant. it took a while longer but it was worth it. again, part of the reason in particular in black and brown communities why there is so much violence is there is retaliation. people hold that grudge and want to strike back. >> i was so glad i saw it. troy belten called or texted me a day or so and said check it out. donald lacy will be there. he has beenour guest. i was moved deeply with that, how you had to meet the man. chris was his name. >> christopher smith. >> he was in tears too as you cried about the loss and the terrible situation. >> yes. in fact, and i left it in the car, i usually have the picture of her that i take everywhere. they didn't show it in the shot. but before he came in, i was holding it up. when he walked in, that was the first thing he saw. he broke down. it was genuine. even prior to me meeting him, he wrote a letter to me expressing his remorse for what happened and how much he loved my daughter and he was talking about how he remembered her in elementary school and this and that. he is out now and i am hoping he stays on the right path. >> amen to that

it's tough as students decorate campus with black ribbons and banners with the players numbers. many questions remain about the suspect. christopher darnell jones, who is a former member of the football team. jones was on the university's radar back in september when someone told the school he had a gun. but no one ever saw the weapon and it didn't come along with the threat. so it appears the university did not take any action. that was evan lambert reporting for us this afternoon. just last night city of charlottesville, police announced a rest of the man for of a man for making threats yesterday morning about a possible mass shooting on campus. completely separate. >> from the deadly shooting that took place sunday night. but another episode that has, of course, shaken students and 2 other students. so who were wounded in sunday's shooting are still recovering in the hospital. the fbi says a series of threats against historically black colleges and universities have been traced back to a miner who's now facing charges back in january and february of this year, 50 institutions across the country received a racially motivated bom

ordered to stand trial for murder after he shot an unarmed black man in the back of the head a judge announced the decision today. then-officer christopher sher is charged with murder in the killing of patrick had leoya.e the judge said the jury had the right to decide if he used deadly force it happened during this traffic stop in grand rapids police released the videos of the incident one shows leoya running away here, another shows the two men struggling for the man's taser, then officer sher climbed on leoya's back and shot him in the head his lawyer says it was justified under the fleeing felon law. but to convict sher of murder they must prove it was not justified by self-defense. the judge has yet to announce when the trial may start >>> a pedestrian bridge and major tourist attraction plunges into the water below more than a hundred people killed crews still searching for victims' remains, and today multiple arrests on criminal charges. >>> and a new idea for an old problem. the company using tiny particles to plug up the holes in your old home tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they'

christopher columbus and who was the second? in this way, herman frankly said that i was jealous at one time, not white, but even black envy of gagarin'sll always remain the first in honor of the flight. german titov new songs, no one wrote the song. i believe my friends continued to sound almost every day, her words were quickly remembered, people began to call the song according to the lines that they liked, someone said tucked into tablets. someone 14 minutes before the start. even the author of the song, feltsman, began to call her on the dusty paths, but everyone always knew. what song are we talking about, when ura gagarin returned to earth literally the next day i was taken to the women's to gagarin's parents to introduce them from the song and get to know each other. i arrived there. there is a small green theatre, i met there. this is how the biography of this song on dusty paths began with my parents and my brother and sister. years walked on dusty paths. this song was first played in space for the first time, because there will be another performance of the anthem. cosmonauts after more than 20 years of performance, which co

so emily bernard is the author of black is the stories from my grandmother's my mother's time and mine, winner of the 2020 l.a. times, christopher prize. her previous books include remember me to harlem the letters of langston hughes and carl van vechten and with deborah willis, michelle obama, the first lady in photographs, which received a 2010 acp image award. her work has appeared in harper's the new republic, the new and o, the oprah. she has received fellowships from the ford foundation, the national endowment for the humanities, the macdowell colony, the arts council, and the w.e.b. dubois institute at university. a 2020 andrew carnegie fellow, emily barnard, lives her family in vermont. so please join me in welcoming emily bernhardt to our roundtable today. thank you so much, dr. word for that introduction and thank you for making it possible for me to be here today. i'm thrilled to be here. i couldn't ask for more. brilliant and wonderful colleagues than the colleagues. i'm sharing this panel with today. so it's a real pleasure. when i received the notice about this topic, my thoughts immediately went to zora neale hurs

christopher wray, being interviewed by congress. he actually lied when they asked if the antifa or black lives matter was any of those people were involved in that so-called insurrection. and he said no. that was an outright lie. and i was sitting there watching television and thinking to myself, he is the director of the fbi. the most powerful intelligence department in our country, in the world perhaps. and i am just a lowly voter in connecticut and i have seen jim sullivan, the black activists bragging to his girlfriends during that time on television. there was a video about him, saying that they sometimes, blm people will push on trump shirts and where the maga hats just to make sure that people think that trump voters are responsible for that so-called insurrection. >> that is pat there in connecticut, and she brought up that hearing the take place in front of homeland security committee with the fbi director christopher wray. he was questioned by republican representative clay again's directly asking the director, the fbi director of the fbi had human sources disguised as supporters of president trump during the january 6th attack

black suv. so those are the parameters that the police are dealing with. they do have a tag number. but so far we have not been told that they have been able to locate christopher. this all started around 10:30 last night right down the street here behind me on the university of virginia campus. and three people killed, two people were injured according to the university president. and we didn't -- we haven't been told the conditions of the individuals who were injured. that is about it from here. but if we get any more information we'll let you know. of course, there are many people who would like to know when the lockdown is over and when they could start moving back around this campus, jim. >> no question. when the threat is removed. joe johns there in charlottesville, thank you so much. >>> another campus tragedy. university of idaho dealing with one this morning after four students were found dead yesterday at a house on campus there. police say this is a homicide investigation. classes there canceled today as well. cnn's martin savidge joins us live with details. martin, police are not saying a whole lot about this. what do we know right now? >> yeah, uni

christopher las vegas. >>caller: hello larry. i am just curious. i have been following you for years and what have you been on any other top black american interviewsand martin? i have been watching you on youtube but i can't find one single interview with the black american talk show host that's not conservative. why? >> i i had debate with roland martin before the election. i have been on toughest :-) a couple ofnt times on pbs and he owns a radio station in l.a. but byl. and large i have to be invited i have invited jesse jackson over 50 times in my 30 years. jesse waters will do it fair kind not do it. so during the campaign they had thato i had too many other things and she has not since then. would be happy to go one roland martin all they have to do is invite me. host: you spent 25 or 30 years on radio they did not see your face necessarily now running for governor what is your in and on —- anonymity levels. >> now i can go anywhere , without somebody recognizing me. airports or hotels i was in des moines iowa yesterday somebody came up to me i was at a counter eating by myself the one to my left said i didn't want to say anything to you but

christopher -- 2022 what you were to 2018. a prognosticator who foretold the future. who no one believed. neither of you looks like the folks who comprise the pollster establishment. he's blackat was really going on? >> absolutely. i'm not alone in this. there are a lot of great female analysts, pollsters and alike who are like lucky, don't get over losing your fundamental freedom in two months. deeply skeptical of that era was not motivating people. that's why when the conversation shifted to should democrats switch to their traditional messaging defensive posture where they explain their record and the facts on crime. i'm like no, they should continue to hammer freedom through roe and make it very clear that the party for freedom and democracy. >> i just want to let everybody know. christopher -- will be on the show next sunday. in response to discussions about whether president biden should run in 2024. you tweeted the single best strategic reason to want biden to run avoids a democratic party primary. that is a major advantage. in fact, it's one of the mechanism is driving the presidents incumbency effect. explain that effect in the 45 seconds we have left. >> sure. i'm

christopher? >> roland trayvon martin? breakfast club, news shows? i've been watching you i've been watching it on youtube but i cannot find one single interview you have done with a blackhow host that is not conservative. i am just curious why? >> thank you sir. >> guest: i've had a debate with roland trayvon martin before the election. i've been a couple of time he's on tbs i also interviewed with him on his radio show he owns a radio stationpr in l.a., i was n that show. by and large i have got to be invited.ve i've invited jesse jackson to come on my radio show over 50 times in my 30 years won't do it. jesse watters won't do it. al sharpton won't do it. have a joint read invited me on her show? i think during the campaign she did. but the reason he couldn't do it i'd too many other things to do. i would happily let trayvon martin show all answers invite me. >> larry elder you spent 25 -- 30 years on radio were people did not see her face necessarily. california.rnor inn what does your anonymity level these days? >> these days i can't go anywhere without somebody recognizing me, airports, hotels, no matter where i was at. as in des moines as you mentioned earlier yes

they're looking for christopher darnell jones in connection to the shooting they said to call 911 if he is seen and not to approach him. >>> uva's police department tweeted that jones is a black male wearing a burgundy jacket, blue jeans as seen in the video. he may be driving a suv with twx3580 the dean emailed a campus wide letter that read please, please take shelter in place commands seriously the suspect is armed and dangerous. if you are not inside and safe, immediately seek safety. the university of virginia emergency management tweeted out an emergency hotline for students and families. according to the school, multiple police agencies, including a virginia state police headquarter are still searching for the suspect. >>> let's turn now to the balance of power in congress still taking shape nearly a week after the elections. after a victory in nevada, nbc ne projects the democrats will maintain control over the senate they will hold on to that power, regardless of who wins the georgia senate runoff election that will happen on december 6th. >> the house could still be won by either party. nbc news projects that the republicans have aw razor-thin lead but with a margin

looking for christopher darnell jones in connection to the shooting they are said to call 911 if he is seen and not approach him >> and uva's police department has tweeted that jones is a black male wearing a burgundy jacket, blue jeans and red shoes. he may be driving a black suv with a virginia tag of twx 3580. the school's vice president and dean of students emailed a campus wide letter that read in part please, please take shelter and police commands seriously. the suspect is armed and dangerous. if you're not inside and safe, immediately seek safety. university of virginia emergency management tweeted out an emergency hotline for students and families >>> turning now to overseas, where this morning president biden is meeting with china's xi jinping. it is president biden ace first meeting with xi since he took office as he hopes to strengthen ties with beijing. for the latest, let's turn to nbc correspondent janis mackey frayer there is a lot at stake here when it comes to things like trade, technology, human rights. take taiwan, for instance. will mr. biden be able to mend ties amid these tensions >> reporter: frances, the stakes going into this meeting are very high i