dorothy byrne, former head of news and current affairs at channel four.elland, former editor of the sun and now runs a pr firm, kitchen table partners. john ware is an investigative reporter and fronted last week's panorama on martin bashir and the bbc. jane martinson is professor ofjournalism at city college. welcome to you all. jane, you have been writing about this for the guardian. how do you assess the scale of the reaction to this story? the scale of the reaction, i mean, you know, this is a devastating report for the bbc. it involved the royal family, it involved, you know, wrongdoing and, sort of, terrible mishandling of a wrongdoing 25 years ago — including members of the bbc, including members of the bbc who then went on to hold senior jobs, and, of course, which i am sure we will come on to talk about, a reporter who subsequently left and then returned to the bbcjust five years ago. so the reaction was obviously going to be huge. the timing is terrible for the bbc, and i would argue terrible for all of us who care about ethicaljournalism and pu

two more students from greenfield were killed after dorothy. abductees were released after the parents paid the kidnappers 150 million naira. that's $360 , 000. but nasir el—rufai, the governor of kaduna state, is refusing to pay ransoms, a policy which only seems to have emboldened the kidnappers. they have decided that they have to bring this state government to its knees by concentrating their attacks in this state. so you think that one of the reasons why they may be targeting the states is because you've made it clear that you won't pay ransoms? yes. do you think then that by making that statement, you're putting your citizens, your residents of kaduna state, at greater risk? not necessarily. i think, in the long run, or even in the medium term, it actually makes the state safer. we still have kidnappers, we have individuals being kidnapped, we even have attempted kidnap of students, they have been successful in two cases, but not on the kind of scale you've seen in other states. here in kaduna just last week, three university students wer

and joining our discussion now is dorothy brown, a professor at emory university school of law, whereteness of wealth. also with us, david cay johnston the pulitzer prize -winning investigative reporter, specializing in tax issues. he is the cofounder of d. c. report dot org. and professor brown, let me begin with you. it is almost like these days, these people on this top 25 list in american billionaires are begging for a wealth tax. jeff bezos sending himself off to space on his spaceship, we have really vulgar video of bob kraft, the owner of the patriots being given a bentley for his birthday by some other rich guys. bob kraft could buy every single bentley in every show room in america with his own money. they literally do not know what to do with their money, but the one thing they don't do with it is send it to the united states treasury. >> yes. that's exactly right. and they are poster children for my book, the whiteness of wealth, where i show how tax policy is designed to build white wealth. so the one disappointment i have with this story is how it ignores race. every pers

let's speak to dorothy jabari. she joins us now from the capital to ron dorothy. this push back on the us, as we've been saying, not a huge surprise. no, certainly not. and according to the government spokesperson, i will be, it's not the 1st time the united states has expressed such opinions on iran's internal matters, the present honeys spokesperson allie read me during his weekly briefing to the press said that these kinds of comments that are coming out of the white house and the secretary of state who has commented on neurons, recent elections, the presidential elections are nothing new and not surprising, but of course they are not welcome. these comments are considered to be the united states, yet again, meddling in or ons, internal affairs. any question about the legitimacy and the process of these elections are certainly not welcomed by the iranian officials. and in turn, the president elect himself had a press conference on monday, during which he reiterated his position that the attacks on his human rights records in his previous positions he held in go

well, let's speak to dorothy jabari. she is in her on 4th door. so this pushback on the us, not a huge surprise that no, certainly not 10. it's what the government spokesperson id rather you said during his weekly press conference, he indicated that this is not, of course, the 1st time the united states has attacked iran electoral process. of course, iranians believe that any kind of criticism or comments from the us administration about iran election process and this specific election presidential election was considered a attack on the country's entire electoral system and that they have and they believe to be democratic. the comments also are seen as an attack on the president elect abraham bracy who is still the head of the countries judiciary. of course, this comes at a time when the president likes pass has been questioned by specifically the united states various levels of government within the u. s saying that his questionable human rights pass, of course, indicate that he's not a part of a process that is legitimate of course, the rain an

dorothy in madison heights, virginia. good morning. go ahead, dorothy caller:. host: go ahead, dorothy. caller: i wanted to call and thank mr. fallows for their book. i can hardly wait to read it. i attended college, one of my daughters attended college at the university of new york in albany. we had a class and one of the students, it was wonderful. i commented on what she had said and she said i thought you southerners were ignorant. that was very intelligent, what you said. i wanted to come and say what a difference living in another state for 15 years makes. thank you so much. it makes a difference in all of the students lives. i want to thank you for sharing with us. thank you very much. host: thanks for the call for you we have this from a viewer in texas, saying very interesting documentary. please ask your guests if they came to the deep south, texas. i am referring to the area within 20 miles of the rio grande. guest: i will give a little background. we have lived in texas for about four years or so. deborah got a graduate degree at texas austin and i w

we have to keep the dialogue with dorothy is also in difficult situation and it is not because of difficulties that we give up. on the contrary, i think this is also a moment for the council of europe to do more than ever before and did all the institutions and all the mechanisms that we had disposal. i think at the end of the seat, this cannot happen overnight. at the same time, i completely agree with you. not as the teaching judgement of europe, right, is on acceptable. and all the countries that are really not doing it should be polls optically. and really, you know, we should try to do as much as we can in order to continue pushing for the release of people that are sitting in jail and document commission, unacceptable is, is an over used word internationally, isn't it? it's normally meant to cover things that we've already accepted, but wish we hadn't russia has faced credible allegations of attempting to murder. not only like st. me, but a former intelligence officer said a script on his daughter in england in 2018. and they actually are accused of murdering another former officer, alex

the 1st leak meeting with dorothy and left him sidelined for 6 weeks. awful news. fire and eked out at 3 to win. but in the games that followed without kimmy, they lost passport in the table. their rival sense an oppertunity as a buddhist legal legend, low time materials come to buy a slug and can be beaten. so so, and also beaten to the top over the course of the season. but only muscle if up and you don't kind of feel in their final game of 2020, they re named pole position after a summit meeting and labor came in on his come back, teed up the last gas winter time returned to the top of the table with robert levin darcy underscoring his freshly acquired status and the year's best beef amends player me, he's become a top personality over the past few years. and to fill up a bias sort of also with a couple of club mates in the seats, pro world 11 and manual 1000000 voted best, keep her on the planet. individual accolades for a teen slept all before. then i might go within the club world cup wrapped up by a sex dupel a feat. only one coach had ever accomplished befo

the british prime minister and lady dorothy were hosts at a luncheon for the president and first ladylity of the british leaders spoke elegantly of the close ties of friendship and understanding so long to britain and the u.s.. -- that have so long united britain and the united states. the continuity of british history, as seen in london, as the guard changes at buckingham ., part of the pageantry that surrounds a royal family. ♪ german christian monday, june 5, the -- monday, june 5. the first president to call at buckingham palace since woodrow wilson. the president and first lady arrived for a private dinner with queen elizabeth and prince philip. ♪ later that evening, still in the formal close for the dinner at buckingham palace, prime minister mcmillan accompanied kennedy to the airport. david bruce was the last to shake hands with the president, now way back to washington. for mr. kennedy, it had been a long journey, part of the task he said for himself on becoming president of the united states, to begin a new research for peace. -- to begin a no --anew the search for peace. th

and what dorothy say was suicide, that he had previously treated, that he would never take his own life. and dozens of criminal cases are opened. hundreds of websites removed as russia baffled or booming fake and faxing certificate market correspondence found out the risk of trying to.

his other big problem and who named dorothy come to you who pleaded hybrid challenges are becoming increasingly significant, such as cyber attack, especially when it comes to russia. of course, this information campaigns pop, not many nato allies, including germany, also affected by this is in due to us. we will talk about the situation in ukraine while we are also seeing big challenges and about the co operation between nato and countries like georgia and ukraine. caught you know, event. and we will, of course, speak about the threat such as we are seeing in belgrade to a human rights all being trampled on them. so terry show. so you are saying that as far as time goes tough words from nato. what about russia? what form is nature's response likely to take? well, certainly with russia, it's a different question because russia borders, nato allies, several nato allies directly threatened by moscow regularly. so it certainly has a greater geo political stake in what moscow is doing at the moment. but again, there have been many, many very strong statements against russian behavior and it hasn't s

the british prime minister and lady dorothy mcmillan were hosts at a luncheon for the president and firstitality of the british leader and lady mcmillan spoke elegantly of the close ties of friendship and understanding that have so long united britain and the united states. ♪ the continuity of british history is seen in london as the guard changes at buckingham palace, part of the pageantry that surrounds a royal family secure in the affections of the british people. ♪ in the afternoon of monday, june five, crowds gathered to watch the arrival of president and mrs. kennedy, the first time a president was to call at buckingham palace since president woodrow wilson came here in 1918. the crowds cheered the president and first lady as they arrived for a private dinner with queen elizabeth and prince philip. ♪ later that evening, still in the formal clothes for the dinner he wore at buckingham palace, prime minister macmillan accompanied kennedy to the airport. david bruce was the last to shake hands with the president, now on his way back to washington. for mr. kennedy, it had been a long jo

but the women dorothy india, they're separate, but in general, he doesn't know, maybe i'm not going to be made fairly guy. i me and me with them in but i while as you know, the few earnest and if the fellow amelia, anybody else will be minus they will lose the more going to the office. yes. i think what they need from us. i think that us into the base look at that here in janice you know, represent, don't us see those. i mean the phone us no say that alone i can see that the magnitude busy as a matter of the color. that's what i mean. yes. i think that i sort of like c w, but i why, you know, i will be in a less will not be any governmental. it's really quite interesting to guide you last month just like i used to go from the bus. and i thought i said, if it goes, i went up to the wrong thing that they would have to main point that the moon to embark on us. i was only, i mean, that interested in getting mingle they said, i mean cause i guess i will there be no, no other real time. yeah. so we don't you know, unless you loved thing . ok. linda told me change. you know, i knew that by yo

the british prime minister and lady dorothy mcmillon were hosts at a luncheon for president and his mrs british leader and lady mcmillon spoke eloquently of the close ties of friendship and understanding that so long have united britain and the united states. the continuity of british history as the guard changes at buckingham palace. part of the rich one powerful pageantry that surrounds their old family, securing their affections of the british people, fascinating sights to all visitors of london. in the afternoon of monday, june 5th, the crowds gathered to watch the arrival of the president and mrs. kennedy. the first time the u.s. president was to call at buckingham palace since woodrow wilson came here in 1918. the crowd search forward for a look at the president and mrs. kennedy as they arrive for a private dinner at the palace with queen elizabeth. later that evening, informal clothes that he wore for the dinner at buckingham palace, from minister mcmillon accompanied president kennedy to the airport. ambassador to london, david bruce, was last a shake hands with the president, w

don't know when they said that one more thing open up in the the mental but the note is very common. dorothy in video there. but any channel, no heat, you know, maybe cannot going to be made fairly guy. i mean with me but i will let you know the soonest. and if the fellow emilia have a furnace in us will the must minus the more gone to the office yell, i can see what they need from us. i think that us into the base lucas, it will not say that here in macon. jennifer, you know, represent, don't us those, those i mean before enough. no. say that alone. i can see that the time i need to busy as a matter of the color. that's what i mean. yes. i think that ask me if he doesn't real, but i why, you know, my mom will be be in. that's a less so another one. yeah. well the thing i got, the girl made the really quite interesting. he's the guy last month elect guy. you see plus us go from there. but i thought i said no matter if it goes wind up, one of the ones that they would need to maintain that the moon embark on us. i was only, i mean it was in the city and mino said i mean cousin and yes i will.

so you come in. dorothy india. they're separate but you know, she doesn't know. maybe i'm not going to be made family guy. yeah. let me go with them up. look at it, but i will let you know the soonest. and if the fellow emilio furnace illness will be minus one, it will be going to the office yell, i guess what they needed from us. i think that us into the base lucas electric, that mackenzie and as you know represent, don't us those, those come, you know, say that alone, i can see that the magnitude busy as a matter of the color. that's what i mean. yes. i think that's what i'm i can see doesn't real, but i why, you know, my members will be, be in. that's a less so another one. yeah. it'll be done. any governmental, it's really quite a fairly international field to guide you. last month elect guy. you see plus us go from the bus and i thought i said if it goes wind up, what are the ones that they would need to mentoring that the fund moves in iowa only? i mean, it was in the city mendel, they said, i mean cause imperial there, you know, not real time. yeah. so we

know when they said that one more thing over the we can a little mental but the note is very common. dorothy in video separate. but in general, you know, maybe i'm not going to be made fairly guy. let me in with them in, but i will let you know in the few earnest. and if the fellow emilio furnace else will be my manner. lucy more gone to the office yet? i guess what they need from us. i think that us into base lucas, electrical americans, and as you know represent, don't us see those. i mean the phone us no say though, oh no, i can see that the magnitude busy as a matter of us. that's what i mean. yes. i think that's what i'm i can see doesn't real, but i why, you know, my mom will be be in. that's another one. yeah. well the thing i got the girl made the really quite a lease in the rest of the month. does it like i, you see, plus us go from the bus and i thought i said if it goes went up, what are the ones that they would need to main point that the funding move in by one of our main people to get in mendel they let me go and get, let me know lacresha are real time. yeah. so we don't you kn

open up in the the mental yes, but the note is very common. dorothy, in video sibyl bundari and i don't, i don't know. maybe i'm not going to be made fairly guy living with me but i will let you know the soonest. and if the fellow emilia, have a furnace in us will be much more gone to the office yell, i guess what they needed from us. i think dollars in total base lucas electric, mackenzie, and as you know represent, don't us see those phone us? no say that alone. i can see that the magnitude busy as a matter of the color. that's what i mean. yes. i think that i put in, i can see the real but i why, you know, my members will be, be in. that's a less. so another one who was in a good be done any government of the really quite a least interesting to guide you last month elect guy. you see plus us go from there, but i thought i said no matter if it goes wind up, one of the ones that they would need to maintain that the funding move in by one of our main people in the city and mendo visit. let me call her and let me know that gracie real time. yeah. so we don't you know, unless you have a l

mister alec as eagle went a step in the room when no more got in the mail telling katy dorothy i look she men rob that is in men in to whom mamma was alive out. how will that that was all out to him. short. yeah. the but not that also unity to try to roll back the game. israel had secured following the 1956 for the on the 16th of may egypt, off the u. n. to withdrew its peacekeeping troops from cyanide ah, a week later, in the theatrical setting of a meeting with his fighter pilots announced the closing of the terrace straight to israeli shipping. the news of no further action brought people out onto the street. all across the arab world. also the premium will be if you look at the moment, we'll see what the man in the model of the finance well, the daily indicative, but it shouldn't have been the fail bootable. lee have made me israel when you will, cabinet under levy. ash combe took the decision to open hostilities. the 5th of june, 1967, the. the air force was given the green light to launch operation focus the aerial attack had been rehearsing for years. these really had rolled th

i felt like i was dorothy in the winter when i was about yesterday. i really did. >> i was legitimately like concern driving down. i think it was 2.80 to my place. well, yeah. and i for only fear or is iran in the afternoon. just things falling because i yeah. and there's little parklets. i'm sure those are having a tough for anyone that was out there. so much, right. yeah. so breezy but definitely not as bad as yesterday. so at least 3 like back into normal bay area of the territory. his yesterday was a little excessive for looking outside this morning. we do have a lot of sunshine out there. but timber on, as i mentioned yesterday, crazy one as far as the winds go all to about 50 mile 5 miles per hour. peak wind gusts as a foe achieving a 45 mile per hour gusts. talk about some turbulence for any planes trying to take off or land in that today. still breezy on the cooler side. so these winds paired with our cooler temperatures do mean keep the breaker on you. keep that sweater. we're a long sleeve with you, too. just a cool cool. feel to it out ther

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. >> with me now is emory law professor author of "the whiteness of wealth" dorothy brown.ntastic book which i recommend. we talked about it on our podcast. when you think about the ramifications, not just of the human suffering, right, the awful mass murder, the trauma inflicted, but what that meant for generations on how does something like this reverberate through the years? >> well, it's massive and never ending. it is the inability to pass on wealth to your children. it's the inability to pay for college for your grandchildren. it's the inability to pass on a legacy. and what is so fascinating to me is there's a lot of focus on tulsa and black wall street, but that was the exception. most black americans did not have the access to this wealth that was ultimately burned to the ground. >> right. other forms of dispossession existed. not quite as specifically violent in the moment as that but that existed throughout obviously the jim crow south, that led to the great migration north to get out from the structures that had been created to produce essentially the outcomes t

to say is for him he never gives me in early november fire and has their 1st league meeting with dorothy and the awful news for bon kimmy was in the spotlight again. but this time for a radically different reason. a meniscus tear in his right knee meant he'd spend the next 6 weeks on the sidelines. last, i guess nick, he's pretty down about his but we won the game today for him as well. so i'm hoping that there's took it out of them, but again, they prevailed by the odd goal in 5 fire remains top and 3 points clear of their arch rivals. they overcame timmy last with a joint effort on the day, but it soon became clear how much buyers were missing him. i tried to speak with my teammates. sometimes i write something in a jet, but when you're injured, the bit is alexis from the team the weekend weekend out hungry opponents to battle and persistent rivals to keep tabs on. it was decision that was also matched a pen buyer and the entertain. like take 2 points behind them in 2nd attorney, it's a big putting this legal highlight to talk so always focused on by and endorsement though we should be

the 1st leak meeting with dorothy left him, sidelined for 6 weeks. awful news. fire and ached out at 3 to win. but in the games that followed without kimmy, they lost spot in the table. their rival sense den opportunity has the buddhist legal legend. low time materials come up to the suburban florida can be beaten. so i saw beaten to the top of the course of the season, but only in your muscle up and you don't kind of feel open in their final game of 2020, they reclaimed whole position after a summit meeting and labor crews and came in on his come back, paid up the last gas winter to the top of the table. robert levin darcy underscoring his freshly acquired status and the year's best seated men's player. mm. he's become a top person ality in the past few years. and to pull up a bio thing, sort of also with a couple of club mates in a thief pro world 11 and manual noise voted best keep her on the planet. individual accolades, for teens is swept all before them. ah, 6 i taught within a year. the club world comp wrapped up by a sex dupel a feat. only one coach has

the 1st leak meeting with dorothy and left him sidelined for 6 weeks. awful news. fire and eked out at 3 to win. but in the games that followed without kenneth, they lost top spot in the table, their rival sense den oppertunity as did buddhist legal legend low time materials come off and if to minutes long can be beaten or so and beaten to the top of the course of the season, but only muscle up and you don't kind of feel allow in their final game of 2020, they reclaimed pole position after a summit meeting and labor crews and came in on his come back, paid up the last gas winter and returned to the table with robert levin doff see, underscoring his freshly acquired status as the year's best. fetal mens player me, he's become the person ality of the past few years, the pillow, the by and also with a couple of club mates and the thief pro world 11 and manual lawyer voted best people on the planet. individual accolades for teens and left all before then. ah, 6 light within the club worlds comp wrapped up by a sex dupel a feat. only one coach had ever accomplished befo

. >> their daughter dorothy studied politics at a private university. ♪ >> in april, armed men took herdorm along with 22 other students and staff. just three days later, they killed her. you both had the worst possible news any parent can hear. are you satisfied with the response from the authorities? >> i am not satisfied because this thing happened on tuesday and they called me on wednesday and on friday they killed my daughter. there is no justice in that. >> 4 of the students from the same university were also killed. eventually, the remaining abductees were released after their parents paid the kidnaprs 150 million lira, about $360,000. >> i became a parent myself i you ago so i understand if your child is taken, all you want is for them to come back home. but there is the oer side of the argument. if you pay ransoms, kidnapping continues. it is an industry that is growing. if you are a parent in nigeria right now, it is frightening. >> authorities are refusing to pay ransoms. >> the only way to end dnapping is for society to take a stand that we will not pay. i know the pain of l

. >> reporter: dorothy says a couple of stranges also stopped to help including one drdrdr who used theeran says nothing came in the way of trying to protect the community. >> another man was trying to use sand to try to blow it out. there were many people working together. >> reporter: this scene isn't news putting the blame on the unhoused homeless community in the area. >> it's not the first one here. >> reporter: about a mile away we found this burn scar on the 101 off ramp. sunday's afternoon fires burned simultaneously. >> the one down the road was actual little bigger and the firefighter actually went to that one first. >> reporter: dash cam video shows the moment san jose firefighters arrived on scene just minutes after many took matters into their own hands. >> we reached out to san jose fire about the incident however no one was immediately available. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo. >>> this is what has firefighters worried when it got as hot as it did today. this was in the boulder creek area about three acres have burned. calfire says it's 80% burned today. we're waiti

. >> reporter: dorothy says a couple of stranges also stopped to help including one driverdriverdriverran says nothing came in the way of trying to protect the community. >> another man was trying to use sand to try to blow it out. there were many people working together. >> reporter: this scene isn't news putting the blame on the unhoused homeless community in the area. >> it's not the first one here. >> reporter: about a mile away we found this burn scar on the 101 off ramp. sunday's afternoon fires burned simultaneously. >> the one down the road was actual little bigger and the firefighter actually went to that one first. >> reporter: dash cam video shows the moment san jose firefighters arrived on scene just minutes after many took matters into their own hands. >> we reached out to san jose fire about the incident however no one was immediately available. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo. >>> this is what has firefighters worried when it got as hot as it did today. this was in the boulder creek area about three acres have burned. calfire says it's 80% burned today. we're waitin

we have to keep the dialogue with dorothy is also in difficult situation . and it is not because of difficulties that the give up. on the contrary, i think this is also a moment for the council of europe to do more than ever before and did all the institutions and all the mechanisms that we had disposal. i think at the end of the seat, this cannot happen overnight. at the same time, i completely agree with that. not as the teaching judgement of europe right, isn't acceptable. and all the countries that are really not doing it should be cold, obviously. and really, you know, we should try to do as much as we can in order to continue pushing for the release of people that are sitting in jail and commission. unacceptable. is, is an overused word internationally, isn't it? it's normally meant to. busy cover things that we've already accepted, but wish we hadn't russia has faced credible allegations of attempting to murder, not only like santa valley, but a former intelligence officer said a script and his daughter in england in 2018. and they actually are accuse

johnson and dorothy height.racy: i love getting to know about her story and family history during our previous conversations and i know -- and i'm glad the world is getting to know it now. attorney buck frankland, wrote about his escape. you cannot help but wonder at the time whether the city was in conspiracy with the mob. why did the local police and national guard join the mob and how and why were planes used? paul: what you have experience across those two days and for the ensuing period is a pretext for the occupation, destruction, and the devastation of this lack community. and so when white mobs invaded, let us put it frankly. they invaded greenwood, setting fire and looting the neighborhood, the city deputized members of that mob en masse to "quell any riotous activity by african-americans" who were in fact protecting their homes and families. so, the white mobs were deputized and given ammunition to carry out their act. that is what is happening here. in the immediate aftermath or even as a riot, the ma

johnson and dorothy height. >> i love getting to know about her story and your family history during our previous conversations and i'm glad the world is getting to know it now. paul, in this first hand account of the massacre attorney buck franklin the father of the story john hope franklin wrote about his escape. he could not help but wonder at the time whether the city west in conspiracy with the mob. why did the local police and national guard join the mob, and how and why were planes used in the destruction? >> what you have experienced across these two days and, frankly, for the ensuing period is a pretext for the occupation, the destruction, and the devastation of this black community. when white mobs invaded, let's put it frankly, they invaded greenwood, setting fire and looting diluting the neighborhood -- to looting the neighborhood. the city officially deputized members of that mob en masse to quote-unquote quell any riotous activity by african-americans who were, in fact, protecting their homes, their hearts, their families. and so the white mobs were deputized and given

we have to keep dialogue with dorothy is also in difficult situation and it is not because of difficulties that we give up. on the contrary, i think this is also a moment for the council of europe to do more than ever before and did all the institutions and all the mechanisms that we had disposal. i think at the end of the seat, this cannot happen overnight. at the same time, i completely agree with you that not as the teaching judgment of europe right isn't acceptable. and all the countries that are really not doing it should be polls optically. and really, you know, we should try to do as much as we can in order to continue pushing for the release of people that are sitting in jail and commission that unacceptable is, is an overused word internationally, isn't it? it's normally meant to cover things that we've already accepted, but which we haven't. russia has faced credible allegations of attempting to murder, not only lex and me, but a former intelligence officer said a script on his daughter in england and 2018. and that say, are accused of murdering another former office that alexand

i was given mel room, which is like dorothy numbed my brain. very docile inmate at that point. warning side effects of stores the may include sedation, slurred speech, dizziness, memory loss. so the odds of fighting your case may be difficult. hopefully you have someone on the outside working on your behalf who's was kept in a single cell 23 hours a day for the next 19 days over there to visit together. bruce and his father were confident they'd solve the murder. i met mike ryan and it's well step program that i was in. he didn't have a place to stay and let him stay on the couch in my apartment. and he basically stopped paying any rent, you know, worked up my courage. and so i got it. you have to go it's, you know, i have to kick your sorry. so i started like taking some of the stuff off the shelves and putting them in the boxes, the grammy and put me against the bathroom door jamb and the knife to my throat. instead, if you ever touch my kill you and he was gone and i saw god. he's gone. my mom told my dad to day before the murder that mike r

and even if allies are divided middle dorothy encourages stilton berg to aim high and fight hard for climate action. so terry big issues being discussed there that nathan somebody including the implications of climate change, but nuts and bolts problem still need addressing. not least, denise, that nato is pulling its troops out there. the drop down is due to be complete later this year. is that all really settled now? it sort of feels that way, terry. because of course, i've got to stand used to be so high on the agenda of every nato meeting and it's not going to be at this summit. we've talked about some of the things that are of really pressing concern china climate change. cyber is also going to be something that is, that has talked about the challenges from russia, as with afghan to stand with the draw down decided with, with nato and us forces pulling out by september at the latest as it's now planned . it's sort of feels like that big decision has been made. nato does have a lot of questions to answer about its future relationship with afghanistan because it has pledged to con

when michael dorothy is a signatory on that letter, he's also a member of the club of rome. he joins us on scott from washington d. c. it seems like climate is being forced to take a bit of a back foot at the g 7 because of coven, once you will take. well, it's certainly not because of co became it's really because of lack luster. leadership coming from number 10, downing street and also i think the sort of policy gets a friend ya, that we even seeing from the, by the ministration. you know, just last week, president biden did a remarkable thing by ceasing some of the oil leases on the arctic national wildlife in the arctic regions of north america. the week before that however, he granted permission for drilling in that same region. so we got the policies kits of frontier that's producing and coupling up with lack luster leadership that's making climate take a backseat. unfortunately not covered the comp $26.00 climate summit is being held in november and glasgow. will anything, do you think come from the g 7 summit looking ahead to that? do you think they'll be anything co

so he, 8 people were rescued by spanish with dorothy. meanwhile, greece is putting up a 5 meter tall fence along its border with turkey. the country is experiencing a lull and migrant arrivals in the pandemic. 875000 entered in 2019 with around 10000, currently living in greek, ivan, kansas. israel laurence asteroids on the gaza strip, opened eyes the 2nd time since last month, 11 day war television says it was responding to the balloons that cause fires. and iranians heading to the pole to day to vote for a new president. hundreds of candidates including 40 women apply to run. those we understand only 7 male candidates will ultimately that will be at the top of the hour. i lose the greetings and sell you take shuns, since donald trump's january 6th carnival of idiocy, death and half baked insurrection, the terms domestic terrorism and its kid, brother, domestic extremism, have been bouncing around the u. s. news rooms capitol hill, echo chamber on a pretty consistent basis. it almost feels like you can't go single day without seeing every talking head from jake tapper to nicole wall

and the dorothy of european still think that the political system in the united states is broken and i think especially kind of the images of a capital riot. stick deep with europeans. and yeah, they're awesome to be about whether kind of the from phenomena was one of whether there is something deeper that is wrong with the united states. democracy. ok, so with your findings that europeans are skeptical about the restoration of america . how is that going to play out in conversations taking place at the g 7? i think kim, the in the united states came to, to europe to, to look for partner in that fight between democracies and i talk with cease. and i think although the europeans are willing to work with the united states, there are also defining their interests very clearly and chance to merkel and president my call have said that they are not interested in too much of a confrontation stance towards china. so i think that you will see that your opinions defining their interest want to work with the united states, but that they will make very clear with their red lines. and so is that

coalition to be a stablish means that we've made it i minutes, the benjamin is out of the can not dorothy, relation by midnight tonight in the country. we'll get to another election because these ready, 5 minutes to binge minute from yahoo. what i'm able to pull a majority coalition now seems became interesting a few days ago when not to be do of the party, which is the policy on the white. obviously the political spectrum and now that he was joining forces with the coalition, primarily the intent and same time. and that is a confir magic because you've got a party on the wife now joining essentially with the nic and the leader of the party. it is a line of new turn, but now he and nothing but criticism for each other. over the last 4 rounds of elections, we've seen our country weakening itself damaging itself and losing its ability to function. we see ministers who are fighting with each other, who do not manage anything. we have seen riots and the burning of synagogues and load and accuracy instead of managing and leading their methodist to spread hatred and polarization between the peo

have a choice between 4 candidates out there was dorothy jabari is in the iranian capital, tara, there is a lot of support behind every game, right? you think is the head of the countries to sherry. he was appointed to that post by the supreme leader himself. he will have to resign if he is.