tom hanks. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight -- tom hanks, and june diane raphael. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks. thank you guys for coming. that's very nice, thank you. i appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. please, relax, we have a lot to get to tonight. it's election day. a guy cried about his jacket on "the bachelorette." we have a lot of important news today. we'll get to all of it. but first i want to take a moment to share something that has me a little bit disturbed and certainly puzzled. the story goes like this. one of our producers, let's call her maggie, because that's her name, maggie. [ laughter ] maggie was at a wedding in greenwich, connecticut, over the weekend. she was staying at a hyatt regency hotel and it was friday night. she got back from the rehearsal dinner and turned on our show. which, by the way, maggie, i appreciate. [ laughter ] she tuned into the local abc aff

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. >> i'm ron hanks and i approve this message. >> reporter: u.s. senate hopeful ron hanks is shooting at fake dominion machines and calling for audit in colorado, a state joe biden won in 2020 by more than 13 points. in liberal washington state a local republican party is knocking on doors trying to uncover voter fraud. >> we're canvasing now in about a dozen counties. >> reporter: in minnesota a bright red county in a state that's gone blue since 11976 residents are pushing the board of commissioners for an audit based on misleading pretenses. >> that law will tell us if that thing went on to the internet and switched votes. >> reporter: and in alabama which former president trump carried by 25 points republican secretary of state jon merrill is still batting back unfounded claims of fraud >> i think a lot of that is people listening to people who have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. it is almost as if they will claim that a murder was committed and, yet, they cannot prove that the person ever lived let alone -- >> reporter: in the

[laughter] >> following the playbook, it was either this tom hanks movie or a springsteen video, then committee had to find some way to blow this money i guess it looked like a good idea to them. >> laura: tom hanks doing that commercial and trying to spin gold out of you know what -- i think he would've had a more positive effect if you would've just been talking about basketball on that island. >> i think you could call this movie saving president biden, that would have been a better title for it. >> laura: speaking of ads, tell me about the new ad picking up in your state that comes from the democrat senatorial candidate, who? >> his name is gary chambers and he is challenging senator john kennedy. i guess he thought this was the best way to start his candidacy on a high ergo >> every 37 seconds someone is arrested for the possession of marijuana. most of the people police are arresting art dealers but rather people with small amounts of pot, just like me. i'm gary chambers and i'm running for u.s. senate and i approve this message. >> talk about going up in smoke, how is this a p

. >> i'm ron hanks, and i approve this message. >> reporter: u.s.den won by more than 13 points. in liberal washington state, a local republican party is knocking on doors, trying to uncover voter fraud. . >> we're canvassing now in about a dozen counties. >> reporter: in minnesota, a state that has gone blue since 1976, they are pressing for an audit based on false and misleading pretenses. >> that log will tell us if it went onto the internet and switched any votes. >> reporter: republican secretary of state john merrill is still batting back unfounded claims of fraud. . >> i think a lot of that is people listening to people who have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. it's almost as if they will claim that a murder was committed and yet they cannot prove if the person lived. >> reporter: convinced the 2020 election was stolen, many republicans are still lapping up trump's election lies and pressuring local officials to revisit 2020. some running for higher office. others are passing legislation making it easier to medal in election adm

. >> i'm ron hank. >> reporter: ron hanks is calling for an audit in colorado a state joe biden won byng to uncover voter fraud. >> we're canvassing in a dozen counties. >> reporter: in minnesota in a state that has gone blue since 1976 residents are pressing the board of commissioners for an audit based on false and misleading pretenses. >> that law will tell us if that went on the internet and switched any votes. >> reporter: in alabama which former president trump carried by 25 points, republican secretary of state john merrill is batting back unfounded claims of fraud. >> i think a lot of that is people listening to people who have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. it's almost as if they will claim that a murder was committed and yet, they cannot prove that person ever lived, let alone -- a weapon. >> reporter: in the years since rioters stormed the u.s. capitol, convinced the election was stolen, many republicans are lapping up election lies. they're prompts official to revisit 2020, some running for higher office, others passing legislation making it easier to me med

senate hopeful ron hanks is talked about fake machines.n liberal washington state, a local republican party is knock on doors trying to uncover voting fraud. >> we're canvassing in a dozen counties. >> reporter: in minnesota, a bright red county, that's gone blue since '76, they are pressuring for an audit based on false pretenses. >> that log will tell us if that thing went onto the internet and switched any votes. >> reporter: and in alabama which former president trump carried by 25 points, republican secretary of state john meredit is still batting back questions of fraud. >> people don't know what they're talking about. it's almost as if they will claim that a murder was committed, and yet they cannot prove that the person ever lived, let alone a body or a weapon. >> reporter: in the year since rioters stormed the u.s. capitol convinced the 2020 election was stolen, they are lapping up the lies. they are pressuring to revisit 2020. others are passing legislation making it easier to meddle in election administration. >> 32 of those bil

can tom hanks save us?the whole concept here of when a parity really hits reality, you know there's a bit of an internal struggle going on and the administration somebody could've done a quick google and said something very close to this happen 15 years ago maybe it's not a great idea. you will back to the whole kamala harris i love you thing, i have a different take when he says he loves her she's doing a great job and she's deafly going to be his running mate in 24, if i was the harrison camp i'll be very concerned because so far joe biden has not been honest about anything. afghanistan was a logistical huge success really? in what world. he has over performed in his first year saying the reason the numbers are low is because the american people are not getting all the information, what information are we not getting? inflation is because of the supply chain thing? my favorite one is joe biden actually comes out and says the difference between democrats and republicans as a democrats have answers his admi

hank, thanks so much. hank smith joining us this morning.have a big show coming up, coming up, democrat drama, kamala harris calling her own party complacent now as fellow democrats do not support blowing up senate rules to federalize elections. our panel will weigh in. a new gallup poll shows more americans moving to the right as political party preferences shift attend of the year last year, what that means for the gop going forward. we'll break it all down. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. my daughter has type 2 diabetes and lately i've seen this change in her. once-weekly trulicity is proven to help lower a1c. it lowers blood sugar from the first dose. and you could lose up to ten pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabete

as for the next artists, god, i would love to work with one of my icon award winners, tom hanks.ork with tom hanks. i think he is one of the most brilliant actors of all time. and tune in to e tonight for the latest on the battle of the spears sisters. why britney just fired off a cease and desist letter to jamie lynn. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm michelle turner. i. >> now when it comes to polar bears said 2 cubs are better than one. the rostock zoo in germany this polar pair in november. fuzzy and cute. the twin cubs currently do a lot of sleeping a lot eating, but that they do make time for playing. as you can see and rolling around there right now, visitors can only see the polar bear cubs v a video. their first public outing is set for march. that is weather permitting. now. that's the life, right? yeah. a lot of eating and a lot of sleeping, a little bit of playing. >> sign me up and and unbearably adorable. >> that's true. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 being with us this hour. stick around, though. a lot more news coming up as we continue tonight on kron. 4 news at

look, it was either it was either this little buttons hanks movie or a springsteen video.s the inauguration committee had to findtion some way to blow this money. >> i guess this looked like a good idea to them. tom hanks doing that commercial and trying to spend, you know,w, gold out of you know, what is i don't know. i thinkou he would have had a more positive effect if he had just been talking that basketball on that island, you know, that would have far more i think you can call this little movie savingnt president biden. that would have been w a better title for that really. speaking of ads, tell me aboutin the new ad kicking up dust in your state. it comes from a democrat senatorial candidate who yeah,>> his name is gary h chambersar and he's challenging senator john kennedy. i i guess he thought this was the best way to start his candidacy on a high every thirty seven seconds someone is arrested for possession of marijuana. most of the people police arele wrestling aren't dealers but rather people with small amounts of potot just like me. i'm gary chambers and i'mmb

hank, you want to finish it off? >> sure. again, lynn touched on the areas from the survey that were strengths that aligned to some of the things that we heard. in the report are the five major items identified in the survey as the five characteristics that they're looking for, and they also completely matched what we heard within the meetings, as well, in terms of an effective plan and management of the long-term financial health of the school district, the ability to recruit, employ, and retain effective personnel throughout the organization; foster a mutual relationship of respect and communication within the staff, and communication with parents and take holder groups. while those are the top five, when you combine all responses together, you can see the individual breakdown of the top four for each one of the subgroups that responded. and the financial health was everyone's top priority. students are the ones that focused most -- students and staff were the ones that focused on transparent communication, so there was pre

tonight -- tom hanks, and june diane raphael. and now, jimmy kimmel!y: thanks. thank you guys for coming. that's very nice, thank you. i appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. please, relax, we have a lot to get to tonight. it's election day. a guy cried about his jacket on "the bachelorette." we have a lot of important news today. we'll get to all of it. but first i want to take a mo

his daughter tabitha and his other daughter's husband hank accompanied him for support.ted, the congressman was separated from tabitha and he and hank hid. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> i cannot imagine coming to work -- i mean, obviously it was an important day to come to work on january 6th, but the day after having buried your son tommy. >> well, it was surreal, there's no doubt about that. i felt tommy very much in my heart, in my chest. and like i told tabitha and her big sister hannah and hank, the whole family, i just said, it's a constitutional duty, the constitution says we have to be there that first wednesday in january in order to count the electoral college votes. and as you know, it was a surly political environment. and we had a very narrow majority at that point. and covid-19 was running rampant. and there were people who were being waylaid and people who were getting sick. and i just said, hey, we live closer to the capitol than any other member of congress other than eleanor holmes norton who is a nonvoting delegate. tabitha offe

next week's tina fey, tom hanks. >> jimmy: this could go on forever, really. >> yeah, we did about 15it's kind of carvey andd dana talking over each other, it's stupid. [ laughter ] tom hanks is super cool, everyone knows he's a great guy. i think he would sort of just be an everyday comedian or something. it's almost too heavy that he's such a star. everyone gets too freaked out. just to get to talk to him for a while about snh. he really lights up. he remembers everything he did. >> jimmy: he hosted when you were there? >> he hosted early on. early on for me. he doesn't know i'm some dip [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] when we're there, we're all writers but equal. the host, they trust -- >> jimmy: they don't know the hierarchy, right. >> we're just writers. bring them around the room, what ideas do you have? then i just caught him require said, you pitched something in the meeting about subway surfing? he goes, yeah. i go, are you going to write that up? he goes, do you want to write it up with me? i go, yeah. he doesn't know i'm horrible. [ laughter ] but i said, yeah! then he's going, an

hanks wasn't the first choice, but staffers had to explain to biden that gary cooper died 60 years agoghter ] meanwhile, yesterday in his two-hour press conference, biden -- two-hour press conference biden covered a lot and said the u.s. might not do anything if russia's invasion of ukraine is only minor. [ light laughter ] one of his few slip-ups. and it's a big deal because at biden's age, any slip could be a catastrophe. [ laughter ] what is a minor invasion soldiers sticks one foot in ukraine? he's like, "just kidding!" [ laughter ] well, today, biden tried to clear things up by saying any russian invasion would be met with severe economic response. biden was like, "try me, tough guy, and i'll turn your economy into ours. [ laughter ] yep, over time, biden will hit putin with economic penalties. in other words, biden is using the same strategy as netflix [ laughter ] "it's only another dollar. can't stop now." during the press conference, biden also said that kamala harris would be his running mate again in 2024 then he mentioned they're already working on potential campaign slogan

tom hanks... this is the home in the brave. . , tom hanks...ent biden _ brave. that is tom hanks in the year marking president biden pass - marking president biden pass presidency. we will discuss what he is doing in 2022. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. the housing secretary, michael gove, has met developers today and urged them to pay more for work to remove dangerous cladding from blocks of flats and to rectify building safety issues. and will cost developers billions of pounds. almost 5 years after the tragedy, 40% of tall tower blocks with flammable grenfell style cladding have yet to be made safe — despite money from the government's £5 billion building safety fund. detectives have arrested a 33—year—old man on suspicion of the murder of freda walker and the attempted murder of her husband ken at the weekend. the elderly couple were found in their home on saturday by a neighbour. detectives are appealing for witnesses. bt has announced price rises of 9.3% for its broadband and phone services, following a dr

host: congressman hank johnson, we appreciate your time and conversations this morning.: thank you for having me. host: we will take a short break and when we come back we will be an open forum. call in with a public policy issue on your mind. there are the lines on your screen. you can begin dialing now. ♪ >> the first ever televised congressional hearing was on august 3, 1948. the first witness was a man who said he did not want to be there. he had been subpoenaed to testify to the house to many on un-american activities. his name, whittaker chambers. an american who had been a communist spy for the soviet union in the 1930's. we talked with a washington-based attorney who has spent years studying and researching the background of whittaker chambers in the story and trial of the man chambers accused of also being a communist spy, alger has. his work can be seen in 38 lectures amounting to nine hours on youtube. >> a conversation with attorney john beresford on this episode of booknotes+, available on the c-span now app or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> weekends o

there's elvis by mula rouge director baz learman. stirring elvis, double gainer, austin, butler and tom hanks. as elvis is controlling manager. now this one really does look original turning, read by pixar, about a girl who turns into a read panda when she's stressed. ah expects more serious films later on in the year in time for oscar season, german director marcia shot us, she said star, zoe khazan and kerry mulligan as the journalist who broke the harvey weinstein story. social satirist and horror director, jordan peals got a new movie to we know what it's about. nope. till then it's mostly popcorn and action like moon for a $140000000.00. sy fi flick, about the moon crashing toward earth. but hey, at least it's not another pandemic. from hollywood to the buddhist league in boucher dorman took advantage of league leaders buying unix unexpected slip up against. glad bock, on friday by beating uncharged frankfurt to put themselves back into the tidal race . but as is so often the case, stuart men did it the hard way. dormant aren't short of superstars yet time after time, season after season

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there's elvis by mula rues, director baz learman, stirring, eldest double gainer, austin, butler and tom hanks. as elvis is controlling manager, tommy, now this one really does look original turning, read by pixar, about a girl who turns into a red panto when she's stressed. ah, it expects more serious films later on in the year in time for oscar season. german director marcia shot us, she said star, zoe khazan and kerry mulligan as the journalist who broke the harvey weinstein story. social satirist and horror director, jordan peals got a new movie. do we know what it's about? nope. till then it's mostly popcorn and action like moon for a $140000000.00, sy, fi flick, about the moon crashing toward earth. but hey, at least it's not another pandemic. ah, a lot to take in there. you're watching need of you news. let's bring it back to her. reminder of the top story we're following for you. russian president vladimir putin has spoken by phone with cars extends liter custom. jo my to kaya about restoring order is follows days of deadly unrest and cause extend. government there says it has now rega

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members of the task force in the near future body cameras will be as commonplace in policing aside arms. hank, i've seen the portable radios with as a police chief, i always feel like i'm behind a curve when it comes to technology. today, we're talking about body cameras. tomorrow we'll be talking about something else. technology is moving at a pace where laws can't keep up with policies, can't keep up with a license plate readers. most departments have that. how long before facial recognition software is now applied. and as you're driving down the street, you're scanning phases of people, just because you can do something doesn't necessarily mean you should do it. and we need to have these discussions a prop if a technology can implicate people's civil rights. and it's something that we need to consider quite carefully before we simply fling it into the field with a b, b. i deployed aircraft over fergus and last year in response to requests from local law enforcement. is that correct? yes, we've done it in baltimore. we did it in ferguson as i recall, does the f, b, i respond to these types

. >> let's hope that djokovic is getting better treatment than tom hanks did in "the terminal."tv critic. laurie, i'll start with you. those court documents claim that djokovic tested positive on december 16th but here is a picture and pictures that have been posted on twitter. it appears he was at a public event on december 17th. what do you make of these recent developments here? >> he's an awful guy. and i think he's so unlikable that i think every country would love to detain him and send him away. and kudos to australia for figuring out they are a formal penal colony so this is in their wheelhouse. i would also encourage every american anti-vaxxer to go to try to vacation in australia right now. >> do you have something to say about that? >> i was going to say it seems that looking at the facts, the organizers of the tournament told the players that they could qualify for a vaccine exemption if they had tested positive for the virus, but that's not in line with the guidelines of the actual health authorities in the country. and then once the public found out that he had thi

. >> and also a bit of a ladies man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> wow. >> i was in shock. >> heartbroken, furious. frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has this been going on? he cried again and told me, three years. i go, this is not an affair. this is a relationship. >> about that and only that, she and the other woman agreed. you don't like the word "mistress" do you? >> no, i don't. >> this is bonnie contreras. what is it about that word that bothers you? >> mis

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think of tom hanks and meg ryan in "you got mail." i was going to say sleepless in seattle.here is, oh, can't these folks get along? can't they get together? can't they work things snout that's very much the media narrative. it's also the media narrative that tends to root for bipartisanship, regardless of the policy consequences for the american people. so i do think that is a major problem. the reality is, when you talk about fox, you're not really talking about a romantic comedy. you're talking much more about a slasher film. you know, fox's information is out to kill democracy and it does and it has killed americans. you know, fox news in my opinion is much more freddy krueger than it is tom hanks. >> fair. and then you look at the way they have covered recent events, which biden's got to be aware of. here was their coverage of the insurrection. >> it does not appear violent. it's not like it's a siege. it seems like they're protesting. >> an overwhelming majority of them, 99%, more than 99% had to be, were peaceful. >> it's a constitutional right to engage in peaceful p

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. >> that's just five people when it should be 60, but - [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: tom hanks, yeahss is out there. so we can say that you - >> jimmy: yeah, we can say -- yeah >> but that was dirty. you were living dirty that morning. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i wouldn't call it that but what was that week like though because that week you planned to have a show right >> yeah, we were working like it was a regular week on the snow and we -- tom hanks was coming because it was going to be paul rudd's fifth show >> jimmy: yeah five timers you know, turned out to be like four and a half. [ laughter ] he still, you know, got his jacket >> jimmy: yeah >> but yeah, we were working like a regular week. and the numbers were just going crazy in new york and by saturday, you know, nbc people just called it they were just like, "send everybody home." we figured out a way to like, you know, keep whoever i was asked to stay and a couple other people, i guess and a small crew and then, you know, we put on whatever show we had luckily, like they didn't call it until saturday, so we were able to get s

they've already been hold down a bit with water to get rid of the mud, then hank, uncleanness again here, and put it away on sky. will probably make a change against judah. we try to recycle everything for that as valuable as the work of companies like brace net is, it's only a small contribution to the recycling of ghost nets. recycling them on a larger scale as complicated than us. i if they are really clean nets and then recycling is a bit easier, but there are different types of plastic in there. and some still have lead lines in them to make them sink. so they can't be recycled at all. you'd have to pick it all apart by hand. cut out the lead and separate the different types of plastic. i'm not, it's a huge undertaking on it only works on a small scale, like here at brace net. it's on a large scale. it's not economical and it could only go towards thermal recycling that is incineration to create energy given organ. in other words, there's still no way of recycling the huge number of ghost nets. but perhaps there are ecological alternatives to prevent them from existing in the 1st pl

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hank johnson on voting rights legislation and georgia election laws. watch washington journal on c-span or on c-span now, our new mobile app. join the discussion with phone calls, facebook messages and tweets. >> brian deese joined secretary jen psaki to talk about the biden administration's agenda. he spoke about the economy, and nation and supply chain concerns. afterwards, jen psaki answered weston's about the president speech in georgia.

all i can consider now is tab that and hank. i am worried sick for them, they are the only children of members in the capitol today. i call my chief of staff. she says they are behind a locked door barricaded with furniture in steny hoyer's office. tell them i love them. guard them with your life, i tell julie. i'm picturing them under steny's desk and about to call tap that to hear her voice. then, boom, pulmo, i hear the sound i will never forget, a sound like a battering ram, a sound like a group of people barrelling up against the central door with a huge hard thick object hell bent on entering the house chamber. raskin writes wrenchingly about what he felt as well as what he was unable to feel as he and his colleagues fled for their lives with insurrectionists closing in on them. quote, i feel do you remember yosity, anger, resolve. but there is one thing i do not feel as we travel down, down, down, faster, please hurry, an officer escorts us into the dark complex basement ways of the u.s. capitol. i have felt no fear today

news live from berlin, hong kong hands down a 2nd sentence to a prominent rights activist lawyer cha, hank tongue is sentenced to more time in jail for coordinating a vigil to remember victims of china's gentlemen square massacre in 1989, it's the latest blow to free expression in the territory. also coming up, the fire at south africa parliament flared up again, firefighters battle to safety, historic complex. just a day after the blaze was declared on the control. european countries debate further karone of ours measures, new infections remain high with our micro becoming the dominant variant across the continent. plus, we meet an unconventional entrepreneur breaking down stereotypes. i believe american belgian mother of 5 launches multi lingual internet channel to share her favorite recipes and glimpses of her daily life. she hopes to dispel prejudice. ah, i'm good. how about us? welcome to the program. and we begin in hong kong where the court has convicted a prominent lawyer and human rights activists of inciting and unauthorized assembly . char hung tongue was sentenced to 15 months

we spoke to sociology professor rob gotcha, along with communicable diseases expert, dr. barrett, hank hannah lee, the just must not make a distinction between immunized and not immunized. they're all citizens and we treat them as equal citizens. we persuade, inform, educate advice. the people who have not been immunized and help them to make that voluntary decision to get him, you know, just even if 80 percent of the population is fully immunized, that is 80 percent are not 100 percent immune. it is important to invest in prevention. prevention is cheap. prevention is easier. prevention is better why one of the things that we need to worry about are the inequalities that have been embedded in coded since the beginning people long had to pay to get access to the vaccine. whether that be driving a far distance, taking time away from work or friends and family. so there are lots of costs that have been hidden that we really have under discussed. now we're moving into another realm where people, for reasons that may be illogical, maybe related to their health, maybe related to issues of f

fraudulent, but a court dismiss the allegations. bowers promised to bring in a new constitution. nicholas hank has more from the car in neighboring seneca. remember in 2017, it was his inauguration took place right here in senegal in eggs, all at the gabby, an embassy. we were there where he was sworn into office. he couldn't go back into the country because the then president didn't want to hand over power. the west african forces had to intervene. so this swearing in ceremony that's taking place inside gambia is a historic moment for adam a barrel himself, but also for all down b. and did they following a, a popular vote in december where barry won the landslide of the vote over 58 percent of 53 percent of the vote, and only 23 percent of the fort saint barrow, who is one of the main contenders. now they shows the testimony in the tribute that can be a has for democracy, and that's why you have so many heads of state 8 heads of state of the region. almost all of them from west africa, attending this swearing in ceremony in a region where there's been a step back away from democracy, especial

without batch of an argument, actually indeed the areas that we're standing in here, donnette can new hanks. the separate is controlled regions. so we're, yes, there is very much a crisis still afoot arm, but it certainly seems as if the ukranian president is trying to stamp his authority on the situation and calm the rhetoric down. all right, charles transfer, they're giving us a rare in sign. what's happening in the nets? thanks for that. now the west african block echo us. so suspend the bucket of fast . so the leaders have been holding an emergency meeting following mondays, military coup for the journey to leader paul andre. them eva, address the nation on thursday, saying lonely, be a return to constitutional order. when conditions are right. a co us is calling on him to release political prisoners in sierra leone inflation is forcing many families to cut down what they eat. the situation is made worse by the devastation caused the food production my both the civil war and the bo laugh at amec al jazeera, zack and address reports from the capital free town, and the struggle for one fa