horace, great to see you tonight.nk it is surprising to hear such a vile and absurd rhetoric coming from the two individuals we just saw on that screen, but it is surprising msnbc and their parent company comcast seem okay with it. >> well, it is very disappointing. you know, there was a time when table companies, tv companies, radio networks all had a code that said we are going to voluntarily comply with this idea, we won't promote racism, we won't promote bigotry. they apparently at msnbc have walked completely away from that, and if you just took the video off and just play the audio, you would assume some racist or segregationist from the 1940s was talking, in the way that they attribute to race certain ideas and certain thoughts. that is really dangerous. it's actually quite evil. >> will: oh, no doubt about it. horace come help me out. let's see if i translate correctly. if you are black, you must think one and only one way. that is what i heard, and it is not the first time i have heard it from the likes of mi

horace, to you first. >> and then some, i would say. the less there is to like about him. we saw all of the complaints that were being presented, both about the book, both about how he handled the covid concerns. and particularly come at the devastating results in the nursing homes, all of which he denounced and all of which he claimed were just completely unjustified. and lately, there has been this after he has resigned, talks that he might actually run again since he wasn't formally removed from office. and it might be a way to restore him. i'm going to say that this is like a book that i was given to read as a little kid. marvin came mooney, please go now. >> shannon: kevin, does he try to provide himself from this or is this the end of his political ambitions, do you think? >> andrew cuomo's ego knows no limits. i was one of the first democrats probably the first on the network to call for his resignation but not just sexual assault and violence but also because of your courageous call late janice dean shedding light on the nursing

i'm horace here in november last year. the country has no expanded will be on t grey. its neighboring, i'm horror and off our regents and it's been devastating for civilians. the un report found the yellow long war editor and soldiers who backed, if you'd be as federal army, as well as if you've been guffman soldiers. anti grand rebels have committed widespread crimes including rape, torture, and killings of civilians. all parties to the conflict have committed violations of international human rights, human italian, and refer to law. some of these may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. if you will be, as kaufmann has largely welcome to report while expressing its serious reservations about aspects of the findings, its promise to set up a task force to investigate the allegations. while rebels antigua i said, the report is flawed. citing the involvement of the tube in human rights commission, but on the ground, the conflict if intensifying, tiguan, rebel c, b have captured to northern pounds and a major highway leading to the capital, addis ababa prime m

ah, ah ah, ah, the 1st woman with presidential powers and us history carmella horace is to briefly hold the top office, spoke vice president biden undergoes a medical procedure. ah, i come out. santa maria here in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera bell. ruth says it has moved hundreds of refugees and migrants to a cycle reception center, but poland insist, insists minsk is continuing to help them cross into its borders. here, india trauma celebrate. after the year long protests forced the government to withdraw its controversial farm laws and european governments scramble to take drastic measures as covert. 19 infections approached new hives. ah, well, our newest president joe biden is briefly transferred power to his vice president carmella harris. while he undergoes a routine medical procedure, the 78 rural president is in hospital undergoing his annual physical checks. while he is under sedation that com la harris will assume presidential powers making her the 1st woman in u. s. history to do so. meanwhile, earlier in congress, that bill, that debtor bill is passed. the yo

supervisor ronin. >> we're voting to re-appropriate to perform a third-party inspection of the horace mann facility and i'm sorry i wasn't hear for the first reading. thank you to supervisor melgar for presenting on the first reading and thank you to my colleagues for voting to approve this. last month i held a hearing on the dangerous conditions of the horace mann and the community demanded to have a school facility assessed by a non-usfd assessor and the ordinance redirects unspent money from the city wide spending plan originally slated for improvements and that project went on pause during the pandemic and with the storm resiliency project going forward the funds lil -- will no longer be need. the proposal to allocate bond money to fully renovate horace mann's fast because of the design phase it could take months if not years we're having public works do an immediate assessment of any immediate work that needs to be done and started the assessment. i'd like to thank my co-sponsors, supervisor melgar, president walton and supervisor haney, safai and mar and look forward to add much

reappropriating 140,000 to the department of public works for a safety needs assessment at buena vista horace mann school in fiscal year 2021-22. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, president walton. i am within 500 feet of this district, and because of that, there is a presumption of a conflict of interest, and so because of that, i would ask to be excused. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: i make a motion that we recuse supervisor mandelman. >> president walton: thank you. motion to excuse supervisor mandelman made by supervisor melgar. madam. >> clerk: clerk on the motion to recuse supervisor mandelman -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are nine ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, the motion to approve supervisor mandelman is approved. supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you, president walton. so i spent many years working at the school. i want to thank supervisor ronen for her leadership in advancing the conversation of how to support the school and take ca

course he's got some interesting rivals in a couple of the young british prospects the likes of sam horacewell and holding pots, bob mcintyre who finds himself at 12 at a barjust holding pots, bob mcintyre who finds himself at 12 at a bar just two shots behind. northern island comers england in those top three. you mentioned three shots awfully, he's been saying is only focused on winning the title, he must be thinking about the race to divide title to and making history. weill. title to and making history. well, for him to be _ title to and making history. well, for him to be denied _ title to and making history. well, for him to be denied the - title to and making history. well, for him to be denied the race - for him to be denied the race to divide title, one of his rivals, one of the people that could mathematically overtake them in the season—long race would have to win the event. none of those look like they're going to be able to close they're going to be able to close the gap and be able to do that. so it's very straightforward for him, he can basically finish where ever and take t

. >> shannon: let's discuss the deepening democratic divide with attorney ethan bearman and horace cooperl divide, if it's an ideological divide, james carville said these people need to go to woke detox. we are used to seeing coverage of this when it's the freedom caucus and republicans, what do you make now that the issue is on the other foot? >> i've said for some time that's where the real debate has been for about 25 years. how far left will the democrats go, how far left will liberals be and how much of that are they willing to admit? for the longest time the mainstream media has talked about as if the real movement in the real effort is on the right and among conservatives. now we are seeing what is really been going on. >> shannon: let's read something from steve israel, he is a former democratic representative and he headed up reelection efforts for democrats in the house side. he writes this, this is a form of electroshock therapy for democrats to stop infighting and start delivering tangible results for an impatient electorate. to coin a phrase, never bring reconciliation to an

couple of interesting rivals in a couple of the young british prospects the likes of sam horace field who bogeyed the last to finish up at 13 under par. also both during the last and playing extremely well and holding pots, bob mcintyre who finds himself at 12 at a barjust holding pots, bob mcintyre who finds himself at 12 at a bar just two shots behind. northern island comers england in those top three. you mentioned three shots awfully, he's been saying is only focused on winning the title, he must be thinking about the race to divide title to and making history. weill. title to and making history. well, for him to be _ title to and making history. well, for him to be denied _ title to and making history. well, for him to be denied the - title to and making history. well, for him to be denied the race - for him to be denied the race to divide title, one of his rivals, one of the people that could mathematically overtake them in the season—long race would have to win the event. none of those look like they're going to be able to close they're going to be able to close the gap and be

me ah, is done with ah, the 1st woman with presidential powers and us history carmella horace is to briefly hold the top office, spoke vice president biden undergoes a medical procedure. ah, welcome old santa maria here in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera bell roof says it has moved hundreds of refugees and migrants to a cycle reception center. but poland insist, insists. minsky is continuing to help them cross into its borders.

in the economic crisis that is horace and the middle classes of lebanon today. you know that there are countries doesn't want to make a war against iran because such a war is very audi, say, is very high bras for them. and so what they are doing is pushing, trying to push the button, used to make sure this is exactly what's happening. 11 is became the arena of this. fought ok. well, for isn't attacking has been law in this house is very costly for america back in iran in the gulf is very costly. and so let's go to punch. so sanctions, so i think this is the main problem that all these people who are escaping or got it going from a patient who's here on our side. they're both driven briscoe from fish. which webinar is kind of do which driven through its internal communitarian system cannot do ok for a foreign minister. thank you. that's if the show will be back on wednesday to yes, the day of the u. s. u. k. back to in lithium, supervisor, bolivia. you can see our interview with the new president and bolivia on a youtube channel until then keep in touch with soci

i'm horace state. the 2 are on a major highway leading to the capital, addis ababa. the federal government has disputed the claims we have with this siege on figure is broken well to make sure that our children are not dying from hunger and starvation. we'll have to make sure that that will access the manufacturers to buy out. so we'll do what it takes to make sure that this is broken. if flood is monitoring plotted, it takes to get it, and we will. prime minister arby amad has asked all this europeans to organize and fight back. and for the original, there are many challenges, but i can tell you with certainty, without a doubt we will score a comprehensive victory in the last 15 days when t p o left was crying about being attacked, i was overwhelmed with pressure from the world phone calls now that they are advancing, it is seen as normal and no one is calling to go for. the u. s. has been calling for a ceasefire. secretary of state antony blinking. tweeted saying the u. s. is alarmed over the t p. a less takeover of the towns to say and culture and is urged both si

i left which granted the village to this is danny side, but allowed the most be ethiopia and horace, who died without any kind of restriction. but since the prime minister came to power and the t p left last time of its power, there has been accommodations that it really played down the interest of be giving way to a land that really belongs to ethiopia, according to the field side. so this kind of conflict has been going on on and off for a while. still to come on out his era. ah, suit ready? he challenged musical theater and brought joy to his audience is steven sometime dies 8091. ah . hell i once again welcome to the look at the international forecast. i'm afraid we have got more heavy rain in the forecast or eastern parts of australia, not too bad down towards a se for a c t for victoria. we got some live, the showers remaining in place of parts of new south wales, still very gray and overcast, and sherry. therefore, sidney ne and parts of ne southwell st. some heavy downpours and that wet weather coming in across a good part of queensland city. that eastern side of queensland a

me to horace russian go mm. heads of states vehicles have always been a matter of the highest national priority. the 1st luxury car used by a russian emperor nicholas the 2nd was the french dylan, a bellville lenin leader of the wells planetarium was partial to english cars. this is the world's only snowmobile based on a rolls royce. and it handled the challenging off road conditions. very well. starlin was afraid of possible assassination attempts. one of his favorite on the cars was an american packet. he rode in it until the late 1940 is you i saw started producing an equivalent of its own. the army says 115, the next u. s. s. alida khrushchev firmly believed that people loved him, so he didn't use armored vehicles and took a special liking to domestically build convertibles. however, soviet leaders had to go back to using army cars after a failed attempt on branching as life in january. 1969, the laws zeal to drive the head of state policy from the president of the soviet union. the heil gorbachev to the president of russia, boris yeltsin, the soviet union collapsed, and so did the

he wants to get to europe from better use on the right ben russians, horace, intent on the left and punished for damper, loved life, and the punishment a child. a friendship. police officer survives a stabbing. thanks to his bullet proof vest in an incident that is reportedly being investigated as a possible act of terrorism and also ahead a vaccine divisions and spark protest in the us after a court temporarily blocked the biden administration's plan to post compulsory coveted shots on private businesses ah, we're broadcasting live to rick. more studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. and gunfire has been heard and tear gas fired at migrants and refugees trying to storm the border between poland and belarus. bell russian authorities have said a large group of people, mostly from the middle east, managed to cross into poland on monday. warsaw has vowed to expel migrant to cross the border irregularly, passing a law last month, allowing migrants to be pushed back. critics have slammed the move, calling it in abuse of you and intern

discussion. morocco claims the former spanish colony of its territory for algeria backs wesson's horace, polis sorry, of front independence movement in the conflict. a series of attacks on civilians in indian administered kashmir as walked fears were renewed. conflict in the region. authorities have stepped up security to avoid further unrest. have any metal has a story that her family is mourning the loss of its eldest son. shy, the jaws were shot nearly a week ago. his brother is so overwhelmed with grief he faints. his mother implored him to wake up. she says he's all she has left after losing showerhead. i saw he was on his way from work at an apple farm. we have been waiting for him when we got a call saying he was shot dead at a checkpoint. and she'll be in district, we don't know what actually happened. authority say she had was caught in the crossfire between param and if you for who and what, because suspected terrorists that happened of the injured administered fish may suffer. it's what violence in month in october, at least $33.00 people were killed like shot hit 10 was civi

i mean, do you believe horace johnson, when he says that, could there not be any legislation passed through parliament to make it make it illegal for? i mean, this is legislative stuff, isn't it? he could easily say, fossil fuel emission increases should be the centrally government. well, no, we can't, because actually it is partially the responsibility of the democratically elected scottish government. so he's got to say, what is absolutely true, will actually mommy, non coal in cumbria opening these new coal mines? well then on the table, well in that case, she's absolutely right to say that it will be the government to decide. but only after the in, after the independent report has been given you, we are a democratic country with balls. i know that doesn't happen in some other countries, but in this country you have to, they, the more the prime minister has more bay than all. so he's got to wait until that report comes and then his minister michael go. we'll make a aussie judicial decision on his own from a judicial point of view. and we have said to him that we expect that decision to s

it's your brand, i'm horace who died without any kind of restriction. but since this prime minister came to power and the t p i left last thomas are there has been accommodations that really played down the interest of ethiopia giving way to a land that really belongs to yoga, according to the european. so this kind of conflict has been going on and on and off for a while. european ministers are due to meeting callaghan, the coming owls to discuss the cross channel migration crisis. 27 people around trying to get across the english channel between the u. k. and france and dinging on wednesday for him has been excluded from the talks. so head on al jazeera ah, more protests in the french caribbean, territories of guadalupe and martinique against mandatory vaccination. we speak to people in east, in ukraine, coming on the fire while the fighting and shelling intensifies. ah, how i welcome to have a look at the international forecast. st. 2 distinct areas of seasonal rains across a southeast asia at present, down towards the south for those seasonal rains,

he taught horace johnson has shown an uncanny ability to swat away criticism and sail unscathed through political storms. but his seemingly teflon coating seems to be slipping in the face of an ongoing grout, the outside interests of some of his own and peas. wednesday session of prime minister's questions was a tempestuous affair. everybody else is apologize for him, but he won't apologize for himself. a coward, not a leader, mister speaking with my party misbehaved, i kicked them out when somebody in his party misbehaves, he tries to get them off the hook. well, it wasn't willing to do is to work together on the basis of the independent report or by the 3 digit standards in public life, or to take things forwarded in the pm's attempt to turn the criticism back at the opposition felt foul of the speaker. i am not going to be challenged. you made the plan? is this good dr. glen? this house i'm enjoy and that was just the start of it. after lunch, johnson was subjected to intense christening by members of parliament, powerful liaison committee, among them. chris bryant, the chairman of t

i mean, do you believe horace johnson, when he says that, could there not be any legislation passed through parliament to make it make it illegal for? i mean, this is the legislative stuff, isn't it? he could easily say, fossil fuel emission increases should be the centrally government. well now we can't, because actually it is partially the responsibility of the democratically elected scottish government. so he's got to say, what is absolutely true, will actually mommy, non coal in cumbria opening these new coal mines? well then on the table, well in that case, she's absolutely right to say that it will be the government to decide. but only after the in, after the independent report has been given you, right? we are a democratic country with laws. i know that doesn't happen in some other countries, but in this country you have to they, the more the prime minister has more bay than all. so he's got to wait until that report comes and then his minister michael go. we'll make a aussie judicial decision on his own from a judicial point of view. and we have said to him that we expect that decis

the t p and left, which granted the village to this danny side, but allowed the most the ethiopian horace who died without any kind of restriction, but says this prime minister came to power and the t p left last time of its power, there has been a condition that it really played down the interest of the t o giving way to a land that really belongs to, according to the open side. so this kind of conflict has been going on on and off for a while. european ministers will meet and callo has become a golf to discuss the cross channel migration crisis. 27 people round trying to get across the english channels between the u. k and france and, and thinking on wednesday, britain has been excluded from the talks. while the $400.00 refugees and migrants rescued in the mediterranean sea have disembarked in the sicilian port of augusta, the group was found by the german humanitarian group. see, watch. nearly half of those picked up a children and traveling alone. they had to undergo covert 19 and other health checks before they were able to disembark. still heads on al jazeera, more on the upcoming p

least 30 people said to have been on that dingey which capsized at the prime minister view cape. horace johnson is holding an emergency meeting to discuss this. and we know that this has been a major issue between france and you k, over the last be months with already more than 25000 individuals. having succeeded in making that journey, that's 3 times the number in 2020, that huge spatter, seen both sides accused the other of not doing enough to mitigate this crisis. francis said to the u. k. stop teaching us lessons about best pay is more money and said that the u. k is encouraging individuals to cross the channel because of its lucrative black markets in cash under the counter jobs. but we've spoken to one migrant in cali, recent you said that's not the reason that he wants to cross. he said it was about the ease of the english language is norma tuesday. but to be problem here for the language, because we do know defy french language is the big 4 of them. if we used a year, maybe more than one years or 2 years to learn language, this would be problem for us. meanwhile, the u. k. is ac

the t p and left, which granted the village to this danny side, but allowed the most b, e t o ben horace who died without any kind of restriction that says this prime minister came to power and the t p left last time of its power, there has been a condition that it really played down the interest of the t o giving way to a land that really belongs to the coding to the site. so this kind of conflict has been going on on and off for a while. the police in book in a fossil capital who fired tear gas during a demonstration against the president protest to say rush carbury, has failed to stop violence by arm groups. nicholas hark has more. there is anger in breaking fossil. this was supposed to be a peaceful protest in support of security forces and against a president who's been unable to stop a wave of attacks by arm hoops affiliated with iso in arcadia. they shout, we want president temporary to resign. the government has lost control of border areas. the north and east, forcing millions of people, mostly children and teenagers, to flee the violence free. burkina faso, they chant police fi

a quality in la horace. it crisis levels also a once in a century storm hips, vancouver, leaving thousands of people stranded and and sport stain canada are actually secure and memorable when over mexico in world qualifying and you will have that little bit ah, well, the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog says iran has boosted its stock pile of highly enriched uranium. ralphio grossi is expected to visit toronto next mondays. visit had several times this year. in his latest report by the agency highlighted, lack of access to monitor nuclear activities. the you and what shock estimates. iran grew at stock palm more than 5000 percent from just 48 kilograms to almost 2 and a half 1000 kilograms, and did it in just 3 months. roughly grossi says, restoring the agencies monitoring capabilities is essential for a return to the 2015 nuclear deal. to run removed surveillance cameras as cameras. after the test, a carriage nuclear site came under attack early this year. the report also opened questions about t

and i'm horace. it is in this, i was including the state repression that with being on the what is a very sweet things facebook version, the emergency. there's just been an act that now as the fight get closer to it's likely that this sort of repression and this sort of more violence against a grand civilian intensifies. so it's just an incredibly wiring situation. partly because about the humanizing language combined with this very broad classification of who is or who is in part of the team. so i want to place on things quickly. i can come in for a quick. so the 1st one is i think will is right. and you are right is what the kind of language that has been coming, particularly from the federal authorities, but also a times from the to grant tortoise has been egregious. it's not, it's not fitting about people that actually control political authority in terms of the emergency. we know that the country is in a, in a state of walks estate, a far as a default to emergency. and what is surprising is the

we talk about genocide and to dry dom horace are talking about genocide that may have happened to them. and their own regions are far is, are saying the same thing. there has to be some kind of understand that too many people are dying. and if yoga, whether you call it genocide or i've no genocide, the people on the ground just don't, i mean, did their focus is to survive. people are still being killed. where the difference between one to the other is in terms of numbers. but again, i, i like, i've always enjoyed traveling outside of isodora. i've seen, i was able to speak to lots of victims and, and they, they a called the same kind of allegations. and this kind of report is a down payment of the kind of report we need. i don't know if it'll be out of the u . n. or, and donors will or will find enough resources to investigate. but all kinds of allegations, whether you call it there were genocide, it comes from all sites. william, is it too late for negotiations? what do you make of the u. s. findings? what i think in terms is and negotiations. the issue is, as i said, it's as describe

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