d. c. before we work out with a crime has been committed. mister web, of course, welcome to the program. can country falls a plane to land if it's over its air space and has legitimate security concerns? yeah, so in that context, if, if the plane is under actual physical direct like a common example being a passenger has a medical emergency or there's been some sort of fighter confrontation and a plane needs to go down and certainly international conventions permit that to happen. the question here is whether there was actually any threat to the physical security of the plane into the passengers, or whether this just literally motivated. ok. well that would be the rational part of the battle russian they'll, authorities, would use us. and when they talk about this incident, so has a crime to force the plane to land been committed. so i am not an internationally the asian attorney, but to the extent that the international conventions that is a signatory to a particular, the 1971, montreal convention on the suppression of unlawful acts to dela

c h d. local yachtsman eager to help before departing they warn us about the most dangerous currents and tell us what to be wary of while navigating certain sections of on challenging voyage the simple good taste but the fact that the slaves if you read the right this is where everybody on the old. of those phones it goes for. one of my life over here. at the baltic and now i'll read a few of them. now the cape of good hope lies ahead on the atlantic ocean beyond it. oh as a fascist well given the state of our politics a fascist is your political opponent even mortal enemy tragically dangerously the true fascist is more times than not a political slur to destroy someone's character fascism is an odious ideology and political practice we all should be careful when referencing. americans love buying homes. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bargain you get a whole and then you'll rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. of the really interesting back and think about the longer deeper history hou

d. c. london, boca tar paris is lama bad. is people coming out on to the streets in numbers that we haven't seen before in support of the palestinians? president biden contact nor what's happening on the streets of the us right now. whether it be israel or, or black lives matter. he seen the public pressure does influence the way that politicians have to behave and act in the much bigger picture of capitol hill. the house of representatives and the senate. absolutely. and when you see that ground swell of people that the president was in michigan, this week, michigan has one of the largest arab american populations of anywhere in the united states. and they were our protesting demonstrating. and what that speaks to is voters that speaks to a level of nuance and a level of savvy and sophistication that we have not seen. and also what it speaks to is a willingness to challenge the powerful lobby apec in the united states. and so this is a major see change that we are seeing take place right now. and the question becomes, not only, not necessarily who is going to win, but i think what you're seeing is just a greater nuance in terms of

d. c the white house is such a release its 2022 budget request on thursday, right before the memorial dayoliday in washington. caroline shaw lively fox news, president, joe biden held the ceremony today to award retired army colonel ralph puckett junior the medal of honor. which is the nation's highest military award for bravery while speaking at the white house, the president thanked everyone in attendance, including south korean president moon jae in president biden praised bucket for his bravery, calling this honor long overdue. the 94 year old puckett let it capture and defense mission during the korean war against a syriza of chinese attacks. because today we are hosting a true american hero and awarding an honor that is long over due for more than 70 years overdue. i'm incredibly proud to give colonel ralph. it's act of valor, the full recognition they have always deserved. the white house announced he was the recipient of the award on wednesday, saying puckett showed quote, acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond intrepid. excuse me above and beyond. the call of duty are

before the naacp. the speech took place in washington, d. c., in 1947. you could read there when he said.during that speech. very, very important. this would come at a time of great political risk to truman himself by his own democratic party. in the south, the democratic party was powerful at the time. they were very conservative southern democrats in the senate, which opposed truman's civil rights platform. it resulted in a split in his own party. a three way split during 1948 election. next slide please. one of the most pivotal documents in our collection from the library is this executive order here, which is the executive order nine nine eight one which was establishing a committee on equality of treatment and opportunity in the armed forces, or in short -- desegregation of the armed forces. he also issued another -- segregating the federal civil service. truman's executive orders, he could not even get basic bills through congress on civil rights. he was unable to get the anti-lynching bill passed or legislation even to abolish the poll tax. that showed you the context of what he wa

before the ban china's propaganda apparatus loves films that are critical of the u.s. not criticism of its own country nomad land is unlikely to ever be shown in china. or c d w news life from baghdad coming up next on news asia and yes hold the export of vaccines as a basis to control record breaking numbers of coverage on chain infections we look at what this means for countries that dependent on doses. i may bring back british isles develop sydney and get nervously will find out how the country has been coping as it hopes to avoid its own comfort crisis. but as a child we'll have those stories on the mall in just a moment so i'll be back with more world news of the top off in our in the meantime of course as always the e.w. op or indeed the website esteemed only dot com good. luck. because. one man is heading for the 7th time in one season. come should be here for the 2nd time. to colleagues to meet. him and coaches their touch personal secrets. to. trying to succeed. because i want to see of germany with a name the last few years have been quite o'brien friendly and. i'm going to tell me how much when it comes to gemma because on the whole so it was not

before it's prepared to rejoin the ok. let's bring in guests into crime. we have hammered most savvy. he's a professor of political science at ron university in washington, d. c. hillary man leverett is a former national security official and diplomat and in vienna. telegraph is a form ahead of verification and security policy and the coordination officer at the international atomic energy agency. thank you very much indeed. all of you for being with this topic. i'd like to start with you. why else do you think has a grand iran agreed to this extension? although done just a willingness to hold the talks? well, i think the senior officials at the comic energy organisation of iran, headed by dr. stella, he who also has is also the vice president of iran. they understand that providing cooperation to the i a e. a as regards nuclear verification is in their hands on interest. and that were the agency to report that it is unable to verify that would play very badly. so the eli has been cooperating with the i. e. a. and i should add that despite the media talk, the idea is not running blind. iran is still implementing fully and without any restrictions, it's compre