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here at home in copeland's she jots down her thoughts from the courtroom and marks the locations of mass graves on maps luna who has asylum has been in germany since 2015 she and her children are safe here and that makes her happy the trial in koblenz is changing her life. is i think about what has happened to other prisoners in syria all the time. for example what happened to the women who were in my cell. so that was their fate. and i don't know. the regime is still torturing tens of thousands of syrians you know what is documenting this process for them to so that she can say we did not stand idly by while this happened. are you ready for some great news i'm pristine one glove on the guy on the edge of my country with a problem in the deep of the news offered up the show that tackles the issues shaping the hot car with more time to off on an in-depth look talk to all of the time stuff to you what is making the hittites and what's behind it well on the streets to keep you in the force on the inside d.w. news africa. on. a journey into the past. that's what it's like to visit the gulf w

here at home in copeland's she jots down her thoughts from the courtroom and marks the locations of mass graves on maps luna who has asylum has been in germany since 2015 she and her children are safe here and that makes her happy the trial in koblenz is changing her life. i think about what has happened to other prisoners in syria all the time. for example what happened to the women who were in my cell. their fate. i don't know. the regime is still torturing tens of thousands of syrians no one is documenting this process for them to so that she can say we did not stand idly by while this happened. is this art. or is it just technologies. artificial intelligence create our. distant future. nightmare. was a delightful dream. i as an artist are 21. next. treasury in the desert in. the marshes natural gas field in the wrong and crude oil the sources of turkmenistan's knowledge but ours knowledge is now discovering even more in the cotton desert traces on the front got an empire of 1000 year old center of power turkmenistan's ancient heritage. in 45 minutes on d w. w's crime fighters are bac

here at home in copeland's she jots down her thoughts from the courtroom and marks the locations of mass graves on maps luna who has asylum has been in germany since 2015 she and her children are safe here and that makes her happy the trial in koblenz is changing her life. is i think about what has happened to other prisoners in syria all the time. for example what happened to the women who were in my cell. service their fate. i don't know nobody no use. the regime is still torturing tens of thousands of syrians you know what is documenting this process for them to so that she can say we did not stand idly by while this happened. this will play against as it seeks. to understand the world better we need to take a closer look. at. experience knowledge and blow to. the. medieval history and heritage you bet. died this and young absolutely minister is a city with many faces playing don binns with the cultural riches of the city and its romantic surroundings there are more than 100 castles and palaces all scores the best way to do trip to the countryside just by by checking. 30 minutes on t.

place to talk about her ideas equity or justice and now we have this opportunity because of the copelandsrial the biggest that they got that for the 1st time and we actually need justice assyria among them but not just that it's that this man has committed certain crimes against syria and it's and this is the criminal trial against that man against again but not against the regime exactly but copeland's is very important because this case represents the whole government the whole syrian government is a criminal i agree because it systematic not an isolated case is the at the 1st step but i'm hopeful that me to be to. be counted it. was even the other revolutionaries hope assad will also have to stand trial at some point some of the people here are sure that the trial is already leaving its mark on syria and the lawyer on mar albany is one of them he has helped prepare many of the lawsuits but i am sure they do this that they support this i am. sure the crimean that is now did not see it there would be a call in the future to be a wife. on the other hand doesn't believe the trial has chang

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south career is one of the biggest finances of copeland's in the world behind only china and japan it exposed to vietnam and as far away as argentina something for which it has long come under fire but this is all set to change. we are rapidly increasing the used for nirpal energy such as solar and wind power we need to reduce the number of copeland's all over the world to achieve carbon neutrality. this is. south korea's move came after pressure from us climate envoy john kerry during his recent visit to such a power play by the us makes china uneasy. time and change response shouldn't be a chip fit to political struggle a target that is used to attack others or an excuse to stop this trade barriers. it said it wants the climate to help the u.s. and china build sound unstable relations for now climate activists will likely welcome south korea's move. but the country is relying on its investment will wonder what comes next. in spain millions lost their jobs during the great recession in 20082009 jobs that have only gradually come back in recent years and of course came the krona shock

an elderly man by the name of william brand and a younger man named john copeland and they were with him for two or three nights. so he entertained them, he fed them, and here is a man who said, i cannot close with these quaker but neither can i be their persecutor. in the two or three days that they are snow bound, these two men convert his wife and some of his children to become quakers. so now the very man who has lost his social standing has also lost control over his family. the people that he protected. but he was a man of such spirit that he made sure that they had safe convey yens. a warrant was delivered to his house for their arrest. he went to another more sympathetic magistrate and had a warrant written that was given to the two that was supposed to get them to safety in sandwich without being molested. they were stopped in the town of plymouth, what i want you to imagine is three fingers, long rods, bound together the width of the human finger. william brandon, elderly man, was whipped ten times with those three rods bound together. the younger man, john copeland, was be

. >> that last one was texas mega church pastor kenneth copeland when at the time the u.s.e than a year later 570,000 have died in the u.s.. more than 31 million others have beenand you will never be back. >> that last one was texas mega church pastor kenneth copeland when he also said christians about immune from the virus because president trump recovered from it. >> this display of our government giving god thanks, for helping him in that time. and he walked out immune. >> that's right. >> somehow. glory to god. woo! thank you jesus. >> yeah, amen. >> come on, man. some -- hey, we're immune. >> that's right. that's right. >> we're going through this thing with a holy spirit immunity from the works of the devil. >> at least he acknowledged there is a pandemic. >> there is no pandemic. >> that is john macarthur, mega church pastor in l.a. who told his pastors last august while holding indoor services defying the state's health guidance as congregants gathered, shook hands and sang many did so without masks even though we learned early on that churches were super spreaders

. >> so is less than sucedio the night of april 15th patrolmen's get copeland an officer, when he ranparking lot, not knowing what they were about to see after hughley was shot copeland in a way the rush to help applying a bandage. similar to a tourniquet until an ambulance could get to them. we're going to put you in my car. yeah, i know we saw the ambulances pull up >> then there's officer and out of the ambulances to get their attention. and if there's even one small bit of hope and healing to come from their encounter. >> this moment pretty >> thank for your the gratitude felt all around. >> love i love him no question about that. >> we family. the officers even got their official summer barbecue invite i don't miss many meals. i'll be here for that and from other family members, an offer of support and many, many thank you's. i'm skip >> nice to meet you, ma'am. thank you for saying it would jobs. going to keep them out checking it with but in this very moment, everything else in the world seem to fade away i pray that he's a newly extended family brought together in an unthinkab

reinhardt is a virtue also on the guitar born in the western german city of copeland's he's from a well known german family of musicians in non pandemic times he spends about half the year on the road performing and searching for new musical collaborators and influences like here in morocco. he's also visited india tracing the roots of his sinti and roma cultural heritage reinhardt is a kind of musical nomad. and i go everywhere and try to get to know different cultures and music i watch how they play and try to imitate it so what i do is pretty nomadic. his latest cd is. collaboration with sky and her classical concert guitar musician from belive roots has guest appearances worldwide and the 2 nomads create breathtaking music together. here's a question for you what would the world look like if it were entirely drawn by children and the answer is somewhere between hilarious and terrifying we know this because of the work of one british father tom curtis who takes little kids drawings and uses them as a guide to improve on real photos the results of become an internet sensation we met u

no reinhart is a virtue also on the guitar born in the western german city of copeland's he's from a well known german family of musicians in one pandemic times he spends about half the year on the road performing and searching for new musical collaborators in influences like here in morocco. he's also visited india tracing the roots of his sinti and roma cultural heritage reinhart is a kind of musical nomad. people. who i go everywhere and try to get to know different cultures and music i watch how they play and try to imitate it so what i do is pretty nomadic. his latest cd is. collaboration with sky and her classical concert guitar the musician from guest appearances world wide and the 2 nomads create breathtaking music together. here's a question for you what would the world look like if it were entirely drawn by children and the answer is somewhere between hilarious and terrifying we know this because of the work of one british father tom curtis who takes little kids drawings and uses them as a guide to improve on real photos the results of become an internet sensation we met up

reinhardt is a virtue also on the guitar born in the western german city of copeland's he's from a well known german family of musicians in one pandemic times he spends about half the year on the road performing and searching for new musical collaborators and influences like here in morocco. he's also visited india tracing the roots of his sinti and roma cultural heritage reinhart is a kind of musical nomad. group i go everywhere and try to get to know different cultures and music i watch how they play and try to imitate it so what i do is pretty nomadic. his latest cd is. collaboration with uli alon sky and her classical concert guitar the musician from belle of roots has guest appearances world wide and the 2 nomads create breathtaking music together. here's a question for you what would the world look like if it were entirely drawn by children and the answer is somewhere between hilarious and terrifying we know this because of the work of one british father tom curtis who takes little kids drawings and uses them as a guide to improve on real photos the results of become an internet s

reinhardt is a virtue also on the guitar born in the western german city of copeland's he's from a well known german family of musicians in one pandemic times he spends about half the year on the road performing and searching for new musical collaborators and influences like here in morocco. he's also visited india tracing the roots of his sinti and roma cultural heritage reinhardt is a kind of musical nomad. group i go everywhere and try to get to know different cultures and music i watch how they play and try to imitate it so what i do is pretty nomadic. his latest cd is a collaboration with uli alon sky and her classical concert guitar the musician from bella ruse has guessed it. world wide and the 2 nomads create breathtaking music together. here's a question for you what would the world look like if it were entirely drawn by children and the answer is somewhere between hilarious and terrifying we know this because of the work of one british father tom curtis who takes little kids drawings and uses them as a guide to improve on real photos the results of become an internet sensation

. >> that a girl to by goldwyn and louise jamison performed by cori chambers kate copeland amy dylanmison wills golding and eleanor lalas. come find me by aaron mallon performed by cynthia darlow jonathan davis caitlyn kelly aaron mallon and theresa plumber. dr. who, stranded bayh fan david kay barnes lisa mcmullen and john dorney performed by paul mcgann nicola walker patty morhan rebecca roots tom price and tom baker. the burn a pile experiment episode two, that long sad when by michael brainard and bernie pyle performed by red a win, michael brainard kate von andrew bowen josh hogan tim graham and peters fellows. frankenstein the stage adaptation adapted by a. s. peterson are formed by joe reinfeldt henry o. arnold kim breton morgan davis matt rose mike williams brooks bennett austan olive and garrett wimmer. >> and the winner for audio drama is. >> dr. who, stranded one by david kay barnes lisa: mellon and john ernie performed by paul mcgann nicola walker padding warhead rebecca roots pump price and tom baker. >> next up is original work which is a growing category. here the scri

. >> last thing before we go tonight, that is kenneth copeland, die-hard trumper, mega church preachm texas. he got a lot of attention a while back for buying tyler peri's gulfstream jet which he said he needs to get around to his global ministries. then a year ago he took on the coronavirus and it didn't go well. >> in the name of jesus. >> oh, thank you, jesus. >> standing in the office of the prophet of god, i execute judgment on you, covid-19. i execute judgment on you, satan, you destroyer, you killer, you get out, you break your power. you get off this nation. i demand judgment on you. i demand -- i demand -- i demand a vaccination to come immediately. >> yes! >> i call you done. i call you doggone. you come down from your place of authority, destroyer. you come down and you crawl on your belly like god commanded you when he put his foot on your head in the garden of eden. you will destroy through covid-19 no more. >> no more, no more. >> it -- >> no more. >> -- is finished. >> finished. >> it is over. and the united states of america is healed and well. >> thank you. >> again.

president thank you so much for giving me the space to do this here today my mother was born and 1914 copeland's and she died there last year in september 4 days before she would have been 80. the last 3 years of her life she was in a senior citizen some money and manage the kind of person was my mother and of the league and she was a very sociable life affirming woman that she was married had a big family with 4 children and 7 grandchildren. well she loved meeting friends she loved going dams and you know and she loved nature and she liked spending time outside no matter what the weather be like not a day went by but that she spent time in her garden or went for a walk with her dog. fighting in the 1st time in her senior citizens' home she was still allowed to do these things despite her progressing dimentia she enjoyed taking part in the weekly dancing sessions and music sessions she liked . chatting with the others in the home having a cup of coffee and a nice piece of cake. when her children came to visit her or her grand children came to visit her friends came to visit her she continued goi

reinhardt is a virtual osso on the guitar born in the western german city of copeland's he's from a well known german family of musicians in non pandemic times he spends about half the year on the road performing and searching for new musical collaborators in influences like here in morocco. he's also visited india tracing the roots of his sinti and roma cultural heritage reinhardt is a kind of musical nomad. involved with a group i go everywhere and try to get to know different cultures and music i watch how they play and try to imitate it so what i do is pretty nomadic. his latest cd is. collaboration with yulia and her classical concert guitar musician from belive roots has guest appearances worldwide and the 2 nomads create breathtaking music together. here's a question for you what would the world look like if it were entirely drawn by children and the answer is somewhere between hilarious and terrifying we know this because of the work of one british father tom curtis who takes little kids drawings and uses them as a guide to improve on real photos the results of become an internet

be sure to check out his new ep entitled "66991" featuring stewart copeland ash soan is here welcome and "crazy rich asians." you can see him on the hit series "the masked singer," which airs wednesday nights on fox. please welcome back to the show ken jeong. how are you, ken >> fine. how are you doing? thank you for having me, brother. appreciate it. >> seth: it's always a delight to see you and i do want to talk about your show, which is always joyous and a show i think a lot of people watch together, watch with their families but i also want to give you a moment to address what a difficult time this has been, not just for all of us but hyper specifically, the asian-american community. >> yes thank you so much, seth. and yeah, just with regard to the situation in atlanta, the shootings in atlanta my heart, thoughts, and prayers go out to all affected and a special shout out to karen chi, your writer, who really had a very, very eloquent piece on the day that it happened it was very moving and it is just a sign that, you know, with the asian-american community, enough is enough. we'

be sure to check out his new ep entitled "66991" featuring stewart copeland ash soan is here thank younight is a talented actor and comedian you know from his work as ali g., bruno and borat. he wrote, produced and starred in "borat subsequent moviefilm" for which he received an oscar nomination and wga award for best adapted screenplay. he is also nominated for an oscar for best supporting actor for his performance as abbie hoffman in "the trial of the chicago 7. let's take a look. >> you know why you're on trial here >> we carried certain ideas across state lines not machine guns or drugs or little girls ideas. when we crossed from new york, to new jersey, to pennsylvania, to ohio, to illinois, we had certain ideas. and for that, we were gassed, beaten, arrested and put on trial. >> seth: please welcome to the show sacha baron cohen how are you, sacha >> hi -- how's it going seth? >> seth: it's going very well. it's incredible to me not only how wonderful both these performances are, but the fact that you were doing them simultaneously is shocking to me because it's -- obviously they

copeland. luther, give me a break. one of my best friends. >> you had your choice between alabama and georgia with hunter and -- isn't hunter in -- >> they were needing people and -- they were -- the air national guard had to basically -- one guy said, they had to colorize. all the deep south states had to -- all right. if you can imagine -- the air national guard during the vietnam war was sort of like the army national guard. who went there? the kids from the wealthy families who did not want to go to the war. one of our presidents, bush, flew f-102s out of ellington field out of texas. good guy. but in retrospect, he did the right thing. he served his country, flew fighters, didn't have to go to war. if you had money and connections, in fact when i was going through fort poke, louisiana, half of my people there were guys, white guys from all over. and they were going to local army national guard units. they weren't going to go to vietnam. there were other guys who were draftees, and i was going to be a helicopter pi

as a quick aside, wallace's words provided the basis for aaron copeland's musical piece called "fanfare for the common man." his world view, his concern for global poverty, the ability -- the importance of others having adequate success is he unanimous has influenced my own word in drinking water and increasing funding for poverty focused foreign assistance. the third and last point to make about henry wallace's contribution to the new deal is after he left the vice presidency. fdr appointed him secretary of commerce, but after being fired by truman in 1946 for trying to slow the cold war and arms race with russia, henry wallace as first editor of the new republic and then a run for president, tried to speak out for such new deal policies as higher minimum wage, decent housing, improved health care, the rights for working people, and desegregation as well as u.s. commitment to the united nations. wallace refused to speak before segregated audiences in the jim crow south or to stay in segregated -- or to stay in all-white accommodations. and he and his supporters were roughed up. wallace

it's got one flashing yellow light in it and his father was the sheriff guys name is luther b copeland. don't get any more deep south than that, right? i mean, you know luther give me a break. great to this one of my best friends. well, you know you you had your choice between, alabama and georgia with hunter and isn't hunter in. oh, they were needing they were needing people and they were their national guard had to basically like one guy said they had the color eyes, you know all the deep south states had to all right. if you can imagine. the international guards in the vietnam war was sort of like the army national guard who went there. the kids from the wealthy families who did not want to go to the war. one of our presidents bush flew f-102's f-106 out of ellington field out of texas good guy, but in retrospect he did the right thing. he served his country flew fighters didn't have to go to war. so if you had money in connections in fact when i was going through, fort polk, louisiana half of my people there were guys white guys from all over. and then we're going to local internet