congressman, horace, thank you. speak of the thing i am proposing not only lifting the burden, but it's going to generate economic growth. >> laura: seriously, joe, let's talk about what your budget plan really tells us. we will get to the tax heights in a moment, but this document only gives us more evidence that the economic future for america it's very grim. now under the plan, interest on the debt, interest on the debt is 2.9% of the budget, that's nearly $800 billion, to put it simply so that everybody understands this. that is very close to the amount of money we are spending annually on our entire military, so this budget is based right now on a very pessimistic and chilling assessment of where our countries gdp will be both this year and next year, can you say flatlined? i mean, the charts are disturbing. .6%, the biden administration is going off of 2023, and 1.5%. so after four years of biden being in office, not only will we have not built back better, but we will have steamrolled what should've been a so

in the mid week where she met the country's president. horace is the latest, saw us official to visit africa in recent months with the country making a renewed effort to strengthen its presence on the continent and counter russian and chinese influence in the region. political analysts should beds and phony convince washington's renewed interest will bear through its activities. we have seen historically has been one of them. interference. you can see the hand of america militarily being very anti democratic. if i may put it does way. so they're, they're coming in to africa now with this channel.

the crypt designed to strengthen washington's time is an influence in the region. kamala horace started her trip on sunday in gala before flying to company in mid week, where she met the country's president. horace is the latest top u. s. official to visit africa in recent months with the country making a renewed effort to strengthen its presence on the continent and counter russian and chinese influence in the region. but political analysts should bends and phony, convince. washington's renewed interest will bear fruit activities. we have seen historically, i've been one of them interference, you can see the hand of america militarily being very anti democratic. if i put it does way. so they're, they're coming in to africa. now with this channel offensive talking about the.

joining me now is florida congressman aaron donald and horace cooper, co-chair of project 21. congressman, again, kaepernick is just the vessel the most recent vessel for the left's poisonous hatred that they're pouring into this country. but when adoptive parents of a minority child get hit across the face again, we don't know what happened. household, you kind of you kind of see where this is all taking us . >> i mean, look, laura , first thing's first. i mean, his parents decided to adopt him out of the goodness, their heart. they raised him. part of his success being an nfl quarterback is part of what they did, instilling and nurturing in him in his life. i just couldn't imagine, you know, doing that to somebody who raised you. you know, i think about my mom like, you know, my mom said a lot of tough things to me growing up about how this was to comport myself and carry myself as an individual in america and sort of write a book about that. i just i just couldn't get there and so that's the thing that's problematic about this, because they decided to make a decision for th

but the imperious horace is starting to change that these are bone, fossils from the oldest dinosaur ever found in africa. it lived about 230000000 years ago, making it's the same age as the oldest dinosaur remains found elsewhere in the world. it's joining us. michael xander was part of a team of scientists who discovered the bones and zimbabwe. here we have had you met us of affair, dearest thought f. this ad from this ruth and find if you look at this point, you can tell her that the unmet was quite small. he made assist this one. this is a f. capua of the fan did a thought of ah, he, it comes here. from what scientists know so far, it looks something like this. just 60 centimeters tall, and one or maximum 2 meters long. it probably walked on its hind legs nearest dorothy fe essaro, platinum of dinosaur, a subtle custom of dana sauce i have, but eh, long next. they've got long teeth and small head, but so we look at the, in the of the tv. yeah. and because her up at the most, where vegetarians saw the tier that designed it 2 feet or 2 cat f as a texas michael xander was appealing

the country's president. horace is the latest top u. s. official to visit africa in recent months with the country making a renewed effort to strengthen its presence on the continent and counter russian and chinese influence in the region. political analysts beds and phony convince washington's renewed interest will bear fruit activities. we have seen historically as been one of them interference. you can see behind both america, militarily being very anti democratic. if i put it does way. so they're, they're coming into africa now with this channel offensive talking about democracy. i think that it does not for many people, we are able to see through russia and china, how i did it if that historically good relations with most african countries because of, ah, not only because of what they are all in the liberation struggle of the continent but also that post independence, russia and china continued to provide a lot of technical support, material support, financial support to most of the african countries allow these are a lot for now.

the country's president. horace is the latest top u. s. official to visit africa in recent months with the country making a renewed effort to strengthen its presence on the continent and counter russian and chinese influence in the region. political analysts should benson funny, convince washington's renewed interest will bear fruit activities. we have seen historically as been one of them interfere us. you can see the hand of america militarily being very anti democratic. if i put it does way. so they're, they're coming into africa now with this channel offensive talking about democracy. i think that it does not for many people, we are able to see through russia and china that he started really good relations with most african countries because of not only because of the role in deliberation struggle of the continent. but also that was independence. russia and china continued to provide a lot of technical support, material support, financial support. the most of the african countries will always last for now. but just a reminder for up

on tuesday, vice president carmella horace called a new anti l. g. b t. bill being considered in ghana on democratic during a visit there, the nations parliament speaker said the v p had no right to lecture another state on its affairs. what is democrat that somebody else will have to dictate to me at what is good and what is back on head. because we have decided to devalue out there and go a begging come on. we have more than enough. what has good that, what enough for every person he get was looking at somebody else. shame not, not we have enough in there where it bill will be. ha ha, specialist on african a 1st chip be symphony believes countries can define the meaning of democracy's inverting ways. it would be in that way, they define their democracy. so it's wrong before we even goodness against the way they define democracy is highly, highly questionable. and not on the way the tools do you find to define it to. so yeah, into this america is a lot, it's going to do given to about the values of democracy. what are the ha, a similar sort of democracy,

horace mann, the great architect of american public education, was a ist. but then every explained, oh, no, the african presence in what was then now the united states was essential. we have democracy because of the presence of african americans, he argued. toni morrison made the same argument. the presence of african-americans diminished the difference is that people of european descent notice among themselves and forged this alliance which allowed the morrissey to flourish and for them to eliminate the class structure that they knew from europe without africa. the african american presence, he argued, there could be no democracy as. we know it. it essential in 1944. the. famous study of black life in america. the american dilemma. gunnar myrdal wrote this and in it deepened his in his two volume book. there is a story, i believe. he had a big team of people doing interviews across the united states and the second volume is and a fascinating exploration of african-american culture. cities sticks about property ownership, an institute black institutions, et

joining me now, horace cooper, co-chair of project 21, author of put y'all back in chains. horace, we're so focused on welco fine our military thatg re seem to have lost sight of what the real enemy is. my it's not white privilege. >> it's the ccp.. what is all this? delu? well, it tells us that we better start all learning mandarin pretty quickly because the greatest fighting force man on earth may not continue to be the american military. if these jokesters continuey ar to get their way, they are promoting racism. racism 21is is 21st century style racism, but it operates a lot oa like early 20th century racism. centur it has just changed who the race person is that is being targeted. our military doesn't needdivisi racial division. whaton we need is a focus on a winning strategy. i need our military and our people need our military to not just be the greatest fightingfii force on the planet. we need other countries to change their behavior. chanbecause they fear this fighg force awoke fighting force the last shilluk now fightingok. for welches joke and horace blenkin, sec

we need to destroy the enemy's military power and we will be low. horace, gear and muddy anchor of div kid and bar mood. will glinda and come younger and all other places were a future is being decided and the future of all ukrainians is being fought for. grains viejo. russia has been trying to capture the eastern ukrainian city for months. so far. russian mercenaries have only managed to encircle back moot. moscow is now intensifying its campaign. delivering ammunition to wagner fighters who have been spearheading the attack on bar mood. all some or 1000 residents are stolen near town according to an official tele, despite the fierce fighting in and around it program or progression commanders, the capture of the city would mean an opportunity not to deliver good news to the kremlin grass the course of which and earlier i spoke with correspondent mathias ballinger about the debate of different experts are about ukraine's decision to keep on fighting and defending back. lot losses of the ukrainian side are presumably also very high. we don't have exact figures as always from either eith

it happened on monday at the national institute of migration ensued at horace, near the border with the united states. dozens of people were taken to hospital. the fire is reported to have started in the restroom. people in the u. s. state of tennessee are paying tribute to victims of a school shooting. it happened at a private christian school in nashville on monday. a make shift memorial has been set up outside the school. a heavily armed former student killed 3 children, and 3 staff in israel, though, so anger against bland, judicial, of changes, despite the prime minister halting the controversial overhaul. some people are demanding benjamin netanyahu resignation more unrest. he's expected a day after large demonstrations and nationwide strikes. netanyahu says delaying the judicial overhaul will allow for discussions with the opposition to avoid what he called a civil or political group. supposing the prime minister and his far i coalition government or setting up negotiating teens in an effort to end the crisis remedy. we thought about experience in the past. so 1st we'll make sure

stories mexico's president says the mattress fire to blame for 39 deaths in an immigration center in horace. just across the border from el paso. he says the migrants were protesting after learning they would be deported so they set the fire to those mattresses. and police today will release body camera video from the deadly school shooting in nashville where six people were killed by a former student of that school. police are still looking for a motive and they say there is no evidence any of the victims were specifically targeted. police said the shooter was under care for any emotional disorder and that they had seven guns that were bought legally in tennessee. >>> as we learn new details about the deadly shooting in nashville and work to cope as a country coming up at 3:00 we get expert advice on how to talk to your kids about what is going on. >>> taking a last look at san jose were later there's an update on all of the rain the region has gone last month. the water valley district will hold a public hearing on how they will manage flooding along coyote creek and give an update on the

usb pe, kabbalah horace is set to visit africa later this week amid washington faced. the continent is drifting towards russia and china us turns a blind eye to china is wanting not to cross its red lines, pledging further weapon deliveries to taiwan.

in su dad, horace, dozens of others were injured in taken to hospital. the fire is recorded to have started in restrooms. protesters are back on the 3 in france, demonstrating against president my cause pension changes. they raise the retirement age from 63 to 64 workers in transport, aviation and energy industries. have walked off the job. and north korean leader kim jong own has ordered an increase in production of weapons grade nuclear material, as, as a us and south korea carry out joint military exercises at bangladesh and myanmar appear to be planning a pilots came to allow some ro hang a refugees to return home, hundreds of thousands of the muslim minority became stateless in 2017. there were persecuted in meanwhile, and driven out by the military with many fleeing to bangladesh. right campaigners or accusing the united nations of a major breach of its neutrality. as after it used un boat to transport a myanmar delegation to a meeting in bangladesh, our diplomatic editor james space reports bangladesh says there about 1200000 ro hinder refugees li

immigration officers, private security staff, and the person who allegedly started the place and see that horace. video of monday's incident appears to show guards. failing to open the locked doors in the detention center. as the fire spread, there are thousands of people gathered in tel aviv to support is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his plans to overhaul the judiciary. demonstrators marched across a major city highway to rally led by far right. organizations follows months of anti government protests of hosing the to yahoo's proposals and palestinians took part in annual land de demonstrations in israel and occupied palestinian territory. it marks the killing of 6 palestinian israelis by police in 1976, as they protested against land confiscations more since then. palestinians have used the day to demonstrate against than seizures. ah, this is of these other top stories. donald trump has been indicted by a grand jury in new york over alleged hush money payment made by his former lawyer to an adult film star. it's said to have happened just before the 2016 presidential election.

from the schools he said he attended, the prestigious horace mann high school, new york university. was a toll volleyball player at barouk college. he never even went. to his work history -- citigroup, goldman sacks, which he testified to under oath, none true. he falsely linked himself to various tragedies and identities. >> i've seen how socialism destroys people's lives because my grandparents survived the holocaust. i'm a jew, trust me. >> reporter: he later attempted to clarify to fox news his connection to judaism. >> my heritage is jewish, i've always identified as jewish, i was raised a practicing catholic, i've always joked with friends, even in the campaign, "guys, i'm yjew-ish." >> reporter: he said his mom died of complications of 9/11, when she wasn't even in the u.s. during the attacks. >> how do you know your constituents can trust you even though you misrepresented your biography to them? >> reporter: his personal finances under federal investigation after questions were raised. in 2020 he had a salary of $55,000. but last year, he valued his assets between $2.6 mill

timothy johnson is the horace t.tinguished professor of political science and law at the university of minnesota. he has written extensively on supreme court oral arguments. professor timothy johnson, thank you for talking with me. so, let's talk about specific cases, affirmative action, internet free speech, and, and this case with the navajo nation. and maybe that's where we start. what exactly is that case about? prof. johnson: so, this case is really one that comes down to water rights of the colorado river lower basin. um, and the navajo nation is claiming some rights to that water based on treaties that were signed when they were moved to the reservations in the 19th century. soledad: do we have any sense at all of how the court will rule on this? because the colorado river is drying up, right, there's a lot at stake here. prof. johnson: leading the charge probably in favor of protection of the navajo nation would be justice gorsuch. being from colorado, he is very attuned to the needs of tribal nations within

horace, so the left has really kohat co-opted corporate america on so many issueans and now they're goingto make it harder for everybody, especially vulnerable minora in danger, inner city areas, to be able to protect themselves by this tracking system.tr and i thinackingk just makes a e peopleop nervous. solutely. >> well, absolutely. these companies do not neeot neu to be in the businessis of keeping track of what you're doing when you make your purchase. as long as it's lawful, spend more time figuring out how to get the interest rates lower rather than this non ends. s th that threatens the civilciican liberties of the american people.g ab and you're talking about a man it could have been a woman. it could have been any american in their senior years. rs, no lno longer free to just n the street in their ownn neig neighborhoods instead of thesehb corporations.. instead of these corporation joining with the wolves fi joining with the jokesters, americans are going to haverss r to start armine gog themselves and this country is going to have to change its policiesol and start holding the

but the imperious horace is starting to change that these are bone, fossils from the oldest dinosaur ever found in africa. it lived about 230000000 years ago, making it the same age as the oldest dinosaur remains found elsewhere in the world . joy michael xander was part of a team of scientists who discovered the bones and zimbabwe. here we'd have had you met us of affair, dearest thought f. this ad from the 4th and find if you look at this point, you can, you can tell her that the unmet was quite small. you may assist this one. this is a f coupler of the fan that a thought of ah, he, it comes here from what scientists know so far. it looks something like this. just 60 centimeters tall and one or maximum 2 meters long. it probably walked on its hind legs near us, or us if say, as sort of like almost dinosaur eh, sarah, cut them off, dana sauce, i have but eh, long next. they have got long teeth and small head, but so we look at the, in the, of the teeth. yeah. and there was a set up at almost where fits italians saw the tip that designed it 2 feet or 2 cat f as a texas. michael xande

time, the sensational find was discovered near the village of him bureau, hence the name imperious. horace. on a long, we're finding sorrow, thomas in zimbabwe. but we had never found, eh, a sort of a come of that a size. and our fact is, when you talk of evolution of diagnosis, we cannot live out then, dearest us. yes, it is there. within that law, we can safely say it is within the the time fam, quietly enough us originated in bureau where the remains were found is in the far north. it was him bob way. the most spectacular fine to date, however, was near its southern border on the sentinel rach. this is where vanessa bristow lived with her family. michael sandow pays regular visits for his research . today they're driving out together to the place that put this ranch on the map into the site where penny was found. a small shelter now protects the fossil from the weather. it's an exceptionally well preserved mass upon dallas. likewise, a sorrow po to morph. but there will be no further excavation work here for now. this site we wake wanting it to maintain it so that it does intend to push

maya. katy pushed he that is, you know, if you guys can look yosh biachi here versus canada shanta horace esther sharp. i saw her. this implant is officer harrison born with arctic chas. kobylinski browser there prob robin. he or she needs a place for him for villa parker she ty is absent our group, cassandra hilla dock, his heart there. manon it actually if she is cooper or brower. she of dumping her money, if nobody atmospheric from january 28th to february 3rd 1929. the 1st congress of ukrainian nationalists took place in vienna. the organisation of ukrainian nationalists, or o u. n for short was founded by colonel yet gainey kind of audits. and austrian officer, lincoln mounded ukrainian nationalists units during world war one and the civil war law in exile. he and his fellow officers lent the outdoor organisation but i will protest our shall and i watch out of taste. depos. keep in scarlet, tannel not to among the been a stylish fire last night was not biased ukrainians, inhabited some of the land that would become part of poland after world war one by dalia grosvenor, lydia and gali

on all of that information. >> congressman horace, thank lis you. and let's zero in on hunterembeh biden. >> remember when wree were told this? >> was that your laptop for lapo real? i don't know. there could be ap, id laptobe t there that was stolen from me.eh that couldat i be that i was hacked. it could be that it was a thatne it was russian intelligence. >> so no one ever reallyelieve believed that. he did not know. and we reall y didn't russian believe that this was russian disinformation. that was always a crock. but tonight, hunter is tacitly admitting two and a half years after the fact, hey, that, he laptop, well, that's mine. but he's only doing it now joh because he's suing the laptop repair shop. n owner john paul mcisaac claiming privacy violations. let's get right into this. joining me now is mike davis,e founder and president ofpr mikek admit, he is the article three project. mike , i say tacitly admit, becaus not e he's kind of not admitting when you read the wordd s jonathan turley called this the weirdest filing he's seen in some t

and the sanctions regime doesn't help to resolve the hunger issues in africa, especially in this a horace, a hell region, a 4000 kilometer wide strip of land between the arabic speaking north and central africa that stretches from the atlantic to the red sea. and of course, there are serious problems that need to be addressed in particular in the horn of africa. it is true that russia is delivering food assistance to the region, including through the world food program. in 2020, it supplied $200000000.00 worth of food to developing countries. part of that food went to africa. however, humanitarian aid or supplies of food alone were even fertilizers. do not provide a solution to the problem as i see it. the needed solution lies in securing food self sufficiency for african countries. you see the african markets are mostly controlled by western countries. today, we're dealing with colonial mentality here, which is largely based on pragmatic calculations by the europeans, willing to keep these markets under their control. i have seen it with my own eyes in many african countries where highly

immigration officers, private security staff, and the person who allegedly started the blaze in fear that horace, brazil's former, present tribal scenario, has returned home after spending 3 months in the us state of florida. and i was facing a number of investigations which could affect his ability to stand in future elections . and thousands of people have gathered in television to support israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and he's delayed, overhauled the judiciary. the rally had by far, right, organizations for those months of anti government protest opposing his proposals. headlines, news continues, hereafter talk to al, just here, stay with us. for the law. will the law when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership increasingly fragile? what will you as politics look like? as we had to the presidential election of 2024, the quizzical look us politics. the bottom line with i'm i the hash him into hell. i'm outside saudi arabia's embassy. it's been closed ever since we are what size with the one in 2016. that's

ah, polish 39 people have died after fire broke out at an immigration detention center in theodore horace on mexico's board with united states or the 20 others were injured in the blaze which started shortly before midnight. authority, se migrants set fire to mattresses after hearing they were to be deported. it was one of mexico's deadliest fires in recent memory. 60 men were being held at this facility near the us border. the fire took dozens of lives and injured others. many are still waiting for news of their loved ones. i have been waiting for their father, then we started seeing smoke everywhere. everybody ran away, but they left the men locked inside. the video film from within the facility shows how some people were able to escape our sleeter. rows of bodies were brought outside. i see many people laying on the ground and i don't know what to think. they tell me nothing. mexico's president andreas manuel lopez abra door also addressed to place, claiming the fire was started by migrants fearing to partition in does it own or join it. thus, they put maps at the door of the shelter a

this is horace is at 1st trip to africa since taking office that she's also expected to visit tanzania and zambia. on monday, harris mentioned the importance of supporting human rights on the continent. some local politicians, head back and advise the us, vice president to check our own nations track record before trying to lecture them . do you think the parliament of gone is going to be guided by the opinion of the vice president of the country? that is one of the biggest abusers of human rights. please. economic analysts from africa, youth of dodie essays, the continent, one spare trade relations instead of unsolicited advice and imperatives from washington. an area that the west has used very aggressively in the past is the mechanism of divide and rule. so one of the mechanisms that america is likely to use in africa is to offer military assistance to the governments of the day discussion on human rights. and the respect for human life is really a discussion that we believe that the americans really have no moral ground on which to talk about it in any meaningful way. i think afric

ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says his country will never forgive those responsible for the horace inflicted of the town of boucher soleski visited boots us with several european leaders a year on the from its liberation. it was on the russian occupation for 5 weeks, which is now best known for war crimes. allegations against wrote the russian invaders on the anniversary of its freedom. ukrainian president remains the fired man as ukraine schism leave. the battle for the foundation of the free world is taking place in on ukrainian land. we thought we will definitely, when he went to win, that was ukraine's president volume, his lensky speaking earlier at the commemoration and butcher. the town is only around 30 kilometers away from the capital cave. ukrainian troops who liberated boucher discovered devastation and substantial evidence of war crimes. on jablonsky street, they found the bodies of dozens of civilians. some viewers might find the images in our next report. disturbing. this is birch, as jablonsky street, a peaceful, unassuming place. and this is how it looked after the

the blaze broke out sincere that horace near the u. s. border. john hallman has more from mexico city. this is the c c t v video, which is shocked. mexico inside a migrant detention center. a mexican official and security guard whoop by just as flames take hold inside the cell of migrants locked up under their care. it was a blaze this monday night, which ultimately killed dozens of people, the majority of them guatemalans. they been detained and held and see it at qualities. right of mexico's food with the united states. but they stay president under as manuel lopez abra thought had said on tuesday that they themselves had started the fire in protest of their upcoming deputation. but a wednesday with the video coming to light, he was forced to confront allegations that his own governments officials appeared guilty of the was kind of negligence, letting people die e j sitting king. there will be no impunity, those responsible for this painful tragedy will be identified. they will be held accountable and punished in accordance with the law. the 2n

the detention center is in c dot horace in northern mexico. it's known as a major crossing point for migrant seeking to enter the united states authority say some migrants that fire to mattresses after hearing they were to be deported. the un secretary general has called for a thorough investigation. this young man is taught to be one of the victims. he was among the 68 people detained at the micro center when the fire broke out getting outside their families and friends are trying to get information about dirt, loved ones, not homeless like the migration authorities haven't told us anything if they haven't told us where they took the bodies, or they haven't told us how many people died or how many were injured. we don't know anything about our friends and relatives, maybe anything m last i marks on them and then i throw. hm. eagle. either familiarity. now. these events inside but filmed by a surveillance camera, migrant said did mattresses on fire in what officials have called a protest. the video shows the smoke filling the room while the ca

she became a suffragist at 13 and it was the result of the fact that her parents very much wanted horacedent. and so election day finally came and carrie is a young 13 year old girl, was very, very, very excited about that. she ran into the kitchen where her mother was working to tell her she had to go change her dress because her father was about ready to go into town to vote. and her father appeared at the door and both her father and her mother laughed about this, that carrie would think that her mother was going into town to vote too. and her father replied to her that voting was men's business. catt would later say, it was fate, not a career that took me in charge. i could never forget that rank injustice to my mother. i verily believe i was born a suffragist. ivadelle stevenson: my grandfather, warren, was charles' son who was carrie's brother and i was very proud of her. i would have liked very much to meet her. what made her be so determined to get people to vote and why she was so upset when her father went to vote and her mother couldn't. ♪♪ catt's childhood outrage marked the

immigration officers, private security staff, and the person who allegedly started the place in said that horace video mondays, incident appears to show guards failing to open lock doors in the detention center as the fire spread still ahead on al jazeera, a shortage of eggs, hits sher lanka, the local produces are opposing imports from neighboring india. last. i'm rob mcbride and jen, hey, south career, where the early shore side of spring is an even show or a side of climate change. ah, ah. hell i received some rather nasty weather recently across a central and eastern parts of decay and northern areas of syria just pushing across the north, albany rocks. and when she was still in place here, quite a brisk wind as well. just blowing in from out east side of them at its right in the system will make its way through. as we go on through the next couple of days. lie be when's to just around that is the side of saudi arabia. and this pushes way towards assuming cato as a go on through sunday, got a brisk shamal setting in. at that stage, you can see how it does brighten up towards the caucasus as

there have vowed to go on hunger flight as they say those, the seventy's, rife with abuse on think horace woman maria, the notion i springs of difficulties them. patheon prisoners enjoy is ready jails. prisons are not supposed to be restored, nor is jail time vacation, but esteemed in an israeli prison for palestinian inmates his passionate tough. it's awfully my way is from ramallah. he was sentenced 8 times and had spent a total of 9 years in israeli correctional facilities for his alleged connection with the popular front for the liberation of palestine and resistance movement that israel considers a terrorist organization tortures solitary confinement, medical neglect, food and sleep, deprivation constant searches, selves the least is long, and the goal is not to correct a person interest the leaves, but to break and some do. they want to design people to know and know there is no bass. there is no way for you as a senior and to get your freedom to your independence, you will have to give up and to know that we are strong and you are real weeks. then you have to live as we want famili

economic was hum, taken a heavy toll on public boarding schools, attended by some of the countries. horace children, now these are often the worst affected. this is why attorneys in n g all is aiming to build a brighter future for kids by turning schools into social enterprises. the sight of students congregating in a court yard looks much the same the world over, but this boarding school in north western tunisia is different from most. it operates on a sustainable business model project to initiate a lot for her. marty aims to improve living conditions, education opportunities, and future prospects. not just but unity as most impoverished children, but their families to report here, what are the walla we can project is quite simple as it sounds like it seeks to transform public schools into social enterprises. go through energy autonomy, their own food self sufficiency del why foster, because this country is going through a very deep crises, economic social, on climate crises that have an impact on childhood climate and therefore on future generations. they don't follow. porthos in our st

ah, for a ton welcome to wealth apart, then merican have many sounds gratifying. madame horace. why they and only they are supposed to be at the top of the international pecking order that was leading democracy, shining on a heel and benevolence from german, all to support the idea that in the final analysis they have an inborn august. if you know and decide what's best for the rest and as order and peace preserving positioning wishes to appear isn't a bound to lead to conflict. want to discuss that i'm now joined from canada by victor tucker, who teaches at concordia university of edmonton, experienced great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you for the invitation. x on a pleasure to be in this program. make sure you have a very interesting take on the current tension between russia and the west, which ultimately comes down to the sides. deep seated perception of themselves and the nature of reality, which you summarize as the u. s. is insistence on being the 1st among equals and rushes claim on being an equal among 1st. do you think such clash of self images

come on, la. horace is the 3rd top us officials to visit the african continent since the beginning of the year. the russian foreign minister said again, love rob is also conducted extensive tools of africa. moscow's also hosted african leaders, i believe last week in your opinion was, was increasing interest in africa by the lights of russia and china and america believing. thank you for having me. i think the increasing interest is due to the fact that china has really began to penetrate into the african economics to particularly do the natural resources. if you look at the level of investment in the level partnership that china has across africa is bass. and in most countries, you look at from big countries such as niger area, south africa tends to smaller economies such as south sedan, chad. so the chinese have really penetrated into the african markets and they maintain very strong economic relations. this country never seem billions of dollars with a contract to build infrastructure, to do business, do do industrialization. so this has caught the eye in the united states and cut

s. vice president comalla horace is set to visit africa on sunday. it concerns in washington of the growing russian and chinese presence on the company with moscow to the world you're watching out the international. my name is peter scott's here with the top stories at 2 pm, moscow time. thanks for joining us. for the risk of global banking crisis looms ever nearer as deutscher bank germany is biggest lender. busy lost 20 percent of its value since march. registering a drop in stock of 9 percent as recent trading closed, the rumblings in the market started after 3 major american bank stuff in crush. similar to that of 2008. the u. s. government was quit intervened bearing the banks and handing out significant sums of money to the financial sector. but that didn't stop the chain reaction already felt in europe where most major banks are losing stock. on my credit suisse, one of switzerland made a major lenders has been bought by a competitor with the financial system going through turbulence. the u. s. president didn't seem faced. ok, i think we've do