i. tony chang there and type a tiny thank you. let's call 7 out to shop and and china talk to katrina you. trina, i guess it goes without saying that basically we watching the selection very closely of the well, according to taiwanese leaders. and now the united states for aging is not only watching as closely as loose or trying to fit these elections this way, versus in favor of pro they doing candidates. candace, they think of more friendly to the mainland. no, china has angrily dismissed these planes is also very angry. that us has announced its time to send a delegation to tie one after the election. according to china, taiwan is a part of the chinese poetry. it insist that this whole election is an internal chinese, is that any official contact to see washington in taipei goes against one china policy? no. as to what people here believe, it's always hard to get an accurate picture of that because the nation environment is so tightly sense and controls. however, you did speak to the driver on the way here and awesome. what did

i know? yes. tony chang al jazeera, thank on the phone with us present a little sometimes when the new hampshire primary basic is only rival licky highlights by comfortable margin. she says that she'll stay in the race tons of x rays. that's the republican policy of the past. dream dominating of presidential candidates. he's also a previous selection. that's the 1st since mentioned nixon. 1968. look fisher hospital from manchester in the states of new hampshire of the state. no one for political surprises. this wasn't one of them. supposed predicted a win for donald trump, and the republican frontrunner delivered for the 3rd time in new hampshire. this is an evening that i will not forget because it's the 3rd time, but more importantly, i think it's going to be. i think it's going to be the most important to the banks . the state along site is when in iowa, just over a week ago, he believes that almost assures the presidency when you win iowa and you in new hampshire, they've never had a loss. there had been

i know? yes. with tony chang al jazeera for me, you as president, donald trump has won the new hampshire primary and he bade his only rival nikki highly by a comfortable margin. helen fisher report from manchester in the state of new hampshire for the state. no one for political surprises. this wasn't one of the supposed predicted, a win for donald trump, and the republican frontrunner delivered for the 3rd time in new hampshire. this is an evening that i will not forget because it's the 3rd time, but more importantly, i think it's going to be. i think it's going to be the most important to you things to state alongside his when in iowa, just over a week ago, he believes that almost assures the presidency when you, when iowa, as you, in new hampshire, they've never had a loss. there had been a steady stream of waters across the states, right, the day, many of whom give a hell of a search for the former u. n. a bus that they're nicky healey. in the end, it wasn't enough, but was a performance better than predicted. she's not giving up and taking the flight to a home state, south carolina. at one poin

tony chang alpha 0. but i sent you another election. now the 1st votes in this she is race for the white house will be cost in the republican caucus in iowa, november's us selection looks likely to be a rematch of $22015.00 president joe biden against former president. donald trump. rob rentals takes a look at with things to a, and it's about him. joe button. donald trump had starkly opposed messages. fighting says trump would turn the us into a dictatorship for the monitors. the sooner cause is the most for the question. is one of the $124.00 election trumps clause is revenge for the 2020 election, which he falsely says was stolen and a purge of us society. we planned to you that we will root out the commune is marxist specialist and the radical of ducks that live like vermin within the confines of our country. fighting doesn't have incredible opponents for the democratic nomination. but even most democrats are uninstall. uzi asked, think about another 4 years with many citing biden's age at 81. he is the oldest person ever to hold the

victory. beijing accuses the 3 nations of interfering and in other countries. internal assess, tony chang has more and i phone time. it was an impressive victory and, and unprecedented the to the tie. one's democratic progressive party, put a note of caution from the president elect to his supporters and didn't get everything that way. like over in the legislative elections, the d p. p did not hold onto a majority. this means that we did not work hard enough on the areas where we must humbly review and look back for sure. a lot of the nationalist k m t policy. there was no controls, the largest block, and the not just that you might have been much. and even if they failed again to get the top job even the time on people's party, you finish to have a significant voting bloc woman. potential king make has international recognition . applies victory was muted. many leaders with china will not be pleased by his success to biden's initial reaction. we do not support independence. it's a curious statement from a friend. it's committed to your defense without being. what was that message for the people of taiw

chang life. i say in the time when he's capital type, hey tony, thank you for you. okay. he has announced more than $3000000000.00 of the military aid for your crime. during a visit to the capital in 5 minutes to receive soon, i said the funds would help ukraine purchased new surveillance, an attack from me and mas ministry rulers of agreed, a temporary cease fire within the lines of ethnic groups, off the china, coordinated peace folks. any this week, both sides say they will not resolve that dispute through negotiations. then they went home residents of the chinese buddha. the company's been playing bon bonded and since the army house to the elected government along sushi in 2020 off it's 2023 was appendix houses to you on reco. then 2024 look set to see even higher temperatures. that's according to the us national oceanic and atmospheric administration, and the humans will meet your logical organizations as new monthly temperature records was set every month between june and december. and usually high temperatures triggered wall fires and a heat wave warnings across th

i did before the wins of life started blowing. when done tony to put them as a sub type known as reconfiguration. cool. that's what i thought, this is why the trunk changes that one of the bonzai items i didn't do so well for a while. it didn't get to the microsoft, but then it managed to grow in a new direction. and i'm on by an example with the people who had come. so they also managed to develop new skills abilities and i did in order to be even better equipped in a matter of speaking. hey mike, for instance, realize what's really important to them in their lives. in stride housing completely new direction they've gotten familiar, these like they might quit the job well to see very specific activities and hoping to resilience used to be viewed as a kind of inborn characteristic. one person might be more resilient to another less so. so research has shown that how resilience you are can change over the course of your life. how do i send her team one to understand exactly how it works? that in this case, we look into the brain because we found it to missouri and people, some struck to the fact that developed in the brain to put them into connected enoug

tony chang has moved from ty, pay, vice president in lie. i had a message for the international community and that was the piece in the taiwan strait is an international issue. he said this is going to be the most anticipated election for 2024. and of course from his perspective it is. he also can see that the want aspiring to piece. we have a no illusions a reference to many people's concern here in taiwan. china is taking a very important part. in this election. he said that if elected on saturday, he would work to build up defense. the parents is and he said the piece is priceless or has no when it's china or to, to return to the rules based global order. that said, it is going to be a very tough last couple of days of campaigning. the d p. p which has been in power for the last 2 ton space is a very stiff challenge from the woman dung, the cam t. there's also as the policy and the selection, the t p p. and they have been doing surprisingly well, particularly with young voters who could be very important in this election. so while the inter

but 1st, that's close over to tiny chang and ty, one's capital tie, pay. uh and tony. i mean, how close is the selection expected to be a very close and i think a low the pauses involved and there are a straight on the ballot this time. not just the usual k m t d p per you had to had that, but it does have been used to in the past, but they're all hoping that the 10 that will be high pulling boots open behind me about 20 minutes ago. we seen a fairly pressed turn around, people coming in and going quickly this everything seems to be going very smoothly . but i think all of the major posit hoping that this opposes will to. now, the big player i think is going to be the news, the policy, the taiwan people's policy. they've attracted lots of young people. we were either one of the around is this evening and there was thousands of people waiting to have a photo opportunity with the candidates. now it's unlikely that they will get enough to get the presidential see, but they may be a fix for the, for the other 2 pauses. and i think at this stage that not entirely sure how tha

more than 20000000 people eligible to vote without just there was tiny change joins us live from the time when he's capital type. i tony. so just how close is this vote to expect it to be this? i think it's expected to be very close. we haven't seen any polls for the last 10 days, according to taiwan selection rules, but to the last one certainly had to boast leading kansas within a small margin of era. the 13 day today has been very busy. we've seen the poles active from the stalls of the h. i and this morning steady flow of people going in. we understand that's the case around the island. people speaking to one election ups of earlier who said that they expect to turn out to be about 70 percent today that slightly lower than the last election, but still pretty good. and i think the major pauses involved will be very keen, but everyone does go out and costs the balance china or is of course, a very big issue here. i think that's never far from people's minds. indeed, taiwan defense ministry said today, they sponsor another chinese ups of ation balloon over the island. we sold 3 previously in the week leading up to the

he doesn't control tony chang l g 0 type. as i said, may money in the a moment of prayer for waiting into the freezing waters of the rio grande. the youngest today just 2 months old. this is part of a huge search of migrants to reach the us border and recent days, over 4000 a day in the mexican state of while we live alone. all my friends have cross, they have cross. now. this is what lies in store for them. hours of waiting in the cold to be processed by over whelmed custom and border patrol officers from the texas side of the border increase in illegal crossings. this, the result of smugglers moving large numbers of people through mexico budget cuts to the immigration authorities here have meant they stop detaining and reporting on documented migrants in mexico, which was very hard to get through. immigration inspection now. as pressure rose from the sharply divided us congress to act thousands more migrants in southern mexico are preparing to head north, trying to reach the us before the new year. and exploring diverse culture

so it anything that happens then i must say, i'm always ready willing and able to lead this country going forward. but that depends on the process that is on a tony chang, l $20.00, bangkok assigned to 7 nouns. the wells 1st i v f. pregnancy in a 7 wise rhino, it's how the process can be repeated to save the new extent to northern lights. rhino alexander bias has a story. it's for now jane and her daughter sat to it's been a day like any other but not for the conservationists who look after them. there. the last remaining northern white rhinos in the world looked after with extreme care under 24 hour armed guard. at the open jet, a conservancy which far from the foothills of mount kenya, scientists have just announced a major breakthrough that could change everything for their species. any important moments and i'm really emotional, natalie shakes up an international team of researchers has created the 1st successful pregnancy in the closely related southern white rhino using in vitro fertilization, the sheaf together something which was not believe to be possible. i think the bios like cubic, consult some book to so hot and so effective together of th

it's like time to change your life, time to take control. tony we talk about routines a lot. i know you talk about habits. you get the plan and you execute the. tell me about what i've been doing. i've been doing ice plungers. i have been doing lots of hikes. they call it forest bathing. yes. lunges, weights, sauna. >> am i on the right path, tony? >> yes, you certainly are. but you read my previous book. we've talked about this, right? i've been doing this ice baths for 24 years. >> they've become popular. all of a sudden, you see the ice plunge? >> you bet. it's not only do you do that every day, every day, every morning. >> what temperature? every day are 56 degrees at one of them. i was just not with sun valley. you walk through snow when you go in the river, which is usually somewhere in the 49 to 51 degrees, you guys are just doing 45 turn down, plunging for 5 minutes at 45, i'm impressed. i'm impressed learning about. >> well, listen, we need to get everybody together like i said in my book title, but everybody needs to understand one thing. what is it? if there's one th

band this about gnostic pollution that has brought about positive change and into z as in among the public. when the tony by the and i go to 3 days after these don't be go fishing, you can observe. they're going to be catch any fish or not be on just collect significant amounts of plastic, be collecting the plastic, the filling in data port. we take the plastic card in the mit is due to attack. i saw it on the short and handed over to the person responsible for garbage connection, roughly $5200.00 people, including over the community. have you stop at 20 plus speaking to the ocean? god, no, and the blasting understanding of what i am not going to. every year goes to communities, contribute an estimated $1.00 to $8800000.00 tons of plastic waste through the ocean. a new bought kind of way to go to the color orange over to get live via you may not be able to clean the entire ocean. we definitely aim to hopefully seen at least 5 kilometers on the mazda, the hope to succeed. somebody on board. and i'll good for them, i'll go ahead and go put them on i'm. i've got a little bit of a drawing and that i get all the youngest

changed everything. i don't have to reat what you know. host: all right. we got it, tony.'s go to dave in washington. go ahead, dave. caller: hello? host: hi. go right aad. caller: i think this are much better. it is like the roaring 20' interest rates are up. you can get some intereson your money. and inflation is starting to go down and you canet a job any place. if you cannot find a job now, you do not want one. host: all right. talking to anne in kentucky. od morning, anne. caller: hi. good morning. i see that everying you go to buy is a lot more expensive. my place of emploent where i have workefor 30 plus years are cutting back on employees. my husband is facing theame thing. and my granddaughter cannot afrd rent. grandchildren cannot afford rent it has skyrocketed. what was $500 a months $800 to $1200 a month no. yogoing to the grocery store and ifou are n careful you can spend half your paycheck and the other half is spent on the electricity. and if you have a car issue -- i have an older car because that is all i can afford. my husband has an older vehicle. and if

tony chang summit for com is a still ahead on i just need somebody all sort of christmas eve in the occupied westbank because for one cause that costs a shadow of a celebration, the rejecting decades of internal conflict, the farmers of columbia as peace communities remain neutral and on but refusing to leave their villages, i set them on a collision course with a right wing perimeter. in an active defiance they embark on a journey to honor that the enemy territory. a witness documentary on a jersey to the latest news. as it break. we will just hit pretty badly by check us. there have been various consultations on a weekly basis with detail coverage. this policy is making life so miserable for the palestinians that they eventually leave is effectively forcible transfer. and that's a will cross. i'm fearless jen, and isn't. it's totally dark. we're using our own life. this is the only way that they have life and can cook food. the the again, it is christmas eve for millions of orthodox christians around the world. but in bethlehem, in the occupied west bank celebrations, had been knitted as s

change your life. time to take control. >> jesse: tony, we talk about routines a lot. i know you talk about habits.e the plan. tell me what i've been doing. i've been doing ice plunges, lots of hikes. they call it forest bathing. >> yes. >> jesse: lunges, weights, sauna. am i on the right path, tony? >> yes, you certainly are. well, you read my previous book. we talked about this, right? >> jesse: yes. >> i've been doing ice baths for 24 hours. they've become popular all of a sudden. >> jesse: do you do that? >> every day. >> jesse: every day? >> this morning. >> jesse: what temperature? >> every day. 56 degrees. i was just at home in sun valley, you walk in the snow, and go in the river, 49-51 degrees. >> jesse: i'm plunging for five minutes at 45. >> i'm impressed. i'm impressed. >> jesse: listen, we need to get everybody together, like i said, in my book title, but everybody needs to understand one thing. what is it? if there's one thing, tony, that you could tell people to remember this january, what would it be? >> it's that you need to -- it's really that you need to look at your life differe

the whole party expanded to like go through this hurdle and not yet with tony chang al jazeera but still a hit here on l just here. i am. i'm with the head any lots of southern city of basra, visually impaired students of the mounting motor government support the high again, we now have a tropical side clone in the coral sea and this one's going to make landfall on thursday. somewhere between karens and townsville will drop about a 100 millimeters of rain all at once a that much rain certainly could produce some flooding elsewhere in queens and look at birds felt 49 potentially 50 degrees on thursday. speaking of the heats, we're also going to see it through sidney. at $35.00, it's going to feel more like the 40 is so hot, humid and hazy to the service center so on. so we'll break the heat on saturday fairly quite across new zealand. some moisture is being pushed into the escape there, so showers seem likely and gets been on thursday and to southeast asia. we go to the monsoon range, picking up again. so we see a burst of rain through the multiplan and so that, that could produce some flooding and those months in ra

i understand it, changed that perception. that role was angels in america. >> yeah. when i won the tonywould take me to all the touring shows that came from new york. we'd go to the ford theater, national theater. i saw everything, from give em hell harry, which was a one man show about harry truman. we saw annie. we saw for colored girls, pearly, a range of things. it was those nights that planted the seed. i didn't act in high school. i started my junior year of college. but i was really enthralled by those evenings. i remember thinking after the curtain went down that the world carried on behind that curtain. i wanted to be there. it was just magical stuff. it was all like everything else. >> mom, it all worked out. >> maybe her subconscious was at work. what did she want you to do? >> i think she wanted me to be a lawyer or go to med school, something like that. yeah. the tony, the tony turned it for her. >> let's take a look at a clip. >> here you go. >> right. yeah. wait a minute. why are these folks here? >> i'm not sure. i would imagine this author ellison is black. >> that's me

i hope president biden and vice presidt harris in secretary austin and the whole team, tony blinken, j, they change their views and adopt the ronald reagan version to the middle east because that would be od for the country. it's good for america to go back to what was talked about helping ronald reagan with his policies. it will save american lives in the lives of r war fighter but also the lives oinnocent american citizens. >> out keep it with yo on the middleast, israel has designs to take out hamas, how successful they will be remains to be seen. we can suspectbased on its history, that they will go after hamas leaders for years to come. that will be either in gaza or in qatar or in syria or lebanon or wherever they are living. this is a separate issue from the palestinians in the west bank. the united states, how far should we be in assisting israel at a time when many have already predicted that the terror will -- will be here in the u.s., if it's not here already? >> we know that there is hezbollah in america and iranian operators in america. the border has been wide open. it's not a politic

anything that happens then i must say, i'm always ready and willing and able to lead this country going forward. but that depends on the process. thank you so much. tony chang out, is there a bank called the scientists of those the wells. first i'd be a pregnancy in a southern whites rhina. it's how the process can be repeated to save the native extinct northern white rhina. alexandra buys has the story for nadia and and her daughter sat to it's been a day like any other but not for the conservationist who look after them there. the last remaining northern, the white rhinos in the world looked after with extreme care under 24 hour armed guard at the open jetta conservancy. but far from the foothills of mount kenya, scientists have just announced a major breakthrough that could change everything for their species. any important moments and i'm really emotional, natalie shakes up an international team of researchers has created the 1st successful.

i wanted her to be like tony soprano. i wanted her to be a character that people didn't hate even though it was a bad guy. >> how you doin'? >> reporter: for the character, vergara changedd, and even looked. >> prosthetics. you used one. >> yeah. >> the nose. >> the nose, the teeth were horrific. i had plastic from here to here because we needed to cover my eyebrows are very thick, and i wanted me to disappear, and i think that was one of my features that is very strong. >> reporter: making griselda a reality began back in 2012 when she was connected with director andy bayas for work on the netflix hit, narcos. >> i want the honest truth. when you first heard that sofia vergara was interested in playing a murder es leader of a cartel, what did you really think? >> i was nervous. >> why were you nervous? >> as a director, i was nervous because sofia is a national treasure in colombia. i'm from colombia. suddenly she's taking this brave stance, this big leap in her career to do something dramatic. >> sofia is an empire builder. sofia has built herself into -- i believe anything she truly sets her mind to doing, she will do. >> reporter: the result is a gritty portrayal an

tony chang al jazeera type, breaking news from the israel 11 non border and they are reports of another target as striking 711 on which i hate a connie of the house of the senior hezbollah commander was killed on monday. we sent the wheels. funeral is about to take place nearby. more information on this breaking news story. when we speak to our correspondent on the ground to stay with us on, i'll just share the the hello. we should start to see the temperatures picking up across and all of them positive china as they go on through the next couple of days on the cloud. just coming in here, how it pressure is in charge for the time being. so withdrawing a, an all wheel ne, we went across the system for the time being, but the temperatures will recover as it go through the next couple of days for the south pickup larry with a wet weather just coming out of the southeast of china. that will spread its way towards the power of japan, is looking pretty unsettled. actually, over the next couple of days, it wintery shower as close to west the side of homes. you most know that into what kind of small, right across the southern m

tony chang, alpha 0. what time ones election result is seen as a rejection? evasion is kohl's for the on and to unify with china unless i tensions i liked to escalate. when the president elect against this time, katrina, your reports from sherman city in china. in china, southern salman city, people routinely stopped by this temple to pay their respects to mazda to the goddess of the sea. the dallas daisy is worshipped by millions in this region, as well as across the street and try one. many tony's have some new roots here and locals. are you good to emphasize this shit history? tyrin and we both worship module because most one, these are descendants of people from these provinces, food. yeah. originally, we have one family, kind of what you, i, so you, we have same ancestors. we shared the same culture and this shows how close we are . china is officially atheist country, but the government promotes the worship of mazda to encourage the vote to use from taiwan to visit the mainland. state media says the board has placed a key role in peaceful reunification with the argument. but beatings close to unify were rebuffed b

change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. it has been a while since we visited our executive producer tonyt's visit him and see what the latest is. >> hey, guys. financial planners that you should always spend 30% of your pay on housing. we all know that is work here in the bay area. one place in the east bay is being particularly hit hard. read about it in our newsletter. >>> sounds good, thanks so much. the vp is headed back to california. vice president kamala harris will touch down in sacramento tomorrow. on monday she will be in san jose as part of her nationwide fight for reproductive freedoms tour. >>> turning now to our climate in crisis. recent winter storms have brought several feet of snow across parts of the u.s.. even after a record snowpack last year snow monitoring stations are showing we are still trying to catch up this season. all the impacts of climate change. here to tell us more if our meteorologists. how do these stations monitor the snowpack? >> there are about 800 stations across the west. it captures low levels and how much snow we've seen so far. with this one the

i know the teacher's union wanted. >> a key democrat says fauci also changed his tune on the origin of covid. >> tony fauci made it veryinded on wherever this virus came from. whether it came from the market or it came from the lab. >> that's a significant shift from what fauci told lawmakers during the pandemic. >> you said the overwhelming amount of evidence indicates that's a lab leak. i believe most card carrying viral molecular virologists would disagree with you. >> despite his leading role in the pandemic, the chairman of the house covid subcommittee says fauci couldn't provide many details. >> he said he didn't recall over 100 times. >> now this has become a campaign issue as two republican candidates for president bicker over who was closer to fauci. >> the biggest fan of dr. fauci was ron desanctimonious. weigh as a big fan. >> a lot of us were telling him to fire dr. fauci. trump's last day in office he gave fauci a commendation. >> both trump and desantis criticized dr. fauci. trump praised fauci in early 2020 and then pushed back. trump did give fauci and 51 others presidential come accommodations on his l

i wanted her to be like tony soprano. i wanted her to be a character that people didn't hate, even though it was a bad guy. >> how you doing? >> reporter: for the character, she changedwere horrific. i had plastic from here to here because we needed to cover my eyebrows, they are very thick. i wanted me to disappear. that was one of my features that is very strong. >> reporter: making it a reality began in 2012 when she was connected with director andi baiz for "narcos." >> when i first heard that sofia vergara best known for "modern family" at the time was interested in playing a murderess leader of a cartel, what did you think? >> i was nervous. i was nervous because she is a national treasure from colombia. i am from colombia. suddenly she is taking this very brave stance, this big leap in her career, to do something dramatic. >> sofia is an empire building. sofia has built herself into an industry. i believe anything she truly sets her mind to doing, she will do. >> reporter: the result is a gritty portrayal and cautionary tale of the true toll of narcotics which hits close to home for her. >> unfortunately, i grew up in colombia during the '70s, '80s, and '90s w

i mean, i think the, the way did it was way that tony blair did it was to change politics completely.ng the best policies both left and policies from both left and right, sticking them together , right, sticking them together, tough on crime, right wing policy , tough on the causes of policy, tough on the causes of crime, left wing like crime, left wing things like that work because then that actually work because then you appeal to the broadest number of people . and that, i number of people. and that, i think, is what keir starmer is clearly doing. same kind of clearly doing. the same kind of idea here. he wants be much idea here. he wants to be much broader, certainly than jeremy corbyn was. >> excellent. well thank you very much to my panel coming up. is it a potentially popish plot? is it a potentially popish plot? is the prince of wales secret catholic? i have a feeling not he might be something else altogether, but we shall see. thank you since the 16th century, one role of the monarch has been to be the head of the established church of england, otherwise known as the title ac

marta has been an overall, tony is a type of leader who is quiet and strong, but determined and he was determined, i do believe, to bring changed police in san jose police department accountable. >> i wish he would have did more to bring more, uh, people of color into the command structure of the san jose police department. >> city leaders say they're going to start the search for a new police chief and announce an interim chief before chief marta retires. marta says he'll take a new job with the santa clara county da's office as chief of the investigations bureau. it is 756 in san jose. a california appeals court case could have major consequences for social media companies. apple co-founder steve wozniak appealed a 2020 court ruling in his lawsuit against youtube. now he claims youtube did little to stop bitcoin scammers who used his image and others to steal millions of dollars from unsuspecting customers and victims. now, a judge in santa clara county superior court ruled that platforms were protected by section 230 of the communication decency act because they were not responsive at all. >> over weeks, my wife had to cont

i think the americans will be doing everything they possibly can to try and suit facing concerns. well, also expressing support for the gulf of new government here in taiwan. tony, thank you, tony chang life. is there any type of a as well let's, let's turn to another election. now. the 1st votes initially is race for the white house will be cost in the republican caucus in iowa, november's us selection looks likely to be a re match of 2020, 13 president joe biden against former president donald trump. rob reynolds takes a look at where things stand and is about him. jo button and donald trump have starkly opposed messages on fight and says, trump would turn the us into a dictatorship for the lockers. the sooner cause is the most for the question of our time is the 24 election trumps clause is revenge for the 2020 election which he falsely says was stolen and a purge of us society. we bless you that we will root out the communist locks is fishes and the radical left ducks that live like vermin within the confines of our country. fighting doesn't have incredible opponents for the democratic nomination. but even most democrats are unimed. susie asked dick about another 4 years with man

change once a slide. now from the time when he's capital time he said, pulling began a few hours ago. just how close is this about expected to be tony of the i think very close into that and we've seen very brisk business down at all opposing stations. we visited. we would just. busy one on the suburbs of the capital type a, where there were an awful lot of people coming in. we spoke to the election analyst who said that he thought to now would be about 70 percent. that's pretty high, a little less than the last elections. but the conditions a good and, and that's what we're seeing all over the city. no rush is people staggering that the visit to the election booth to the cost that votes. but i think i make you show that they do get them in. we've seen the 3 main presidential candidates, costing their votes, wendy, and live the car and vice president said that this is very much a hard earned rights, a democratic right that to the time when these people should cherish and that's does seem to be what people are doing the pose close and about 3 and a half hours and i think that's what we're going to see the counseling and it's likely i think ev

i think the solution to help local authorities. we had an experiment for five years. your kind government changed tonystem so we blair's cabinet system so we could have committee system of governing council. rather governing council. so rather than have myself in charge than say, have myself in charge of housing and the officers like very. say just very. yes minister, say just sign there, sign there. don't worry about reading that. and this mistakes happen . this is where mistakes happen. we had a committee system so it was of the political was made up of the political makeup of the council. so to just spend a little bit of money say bench had to come to say a park bench had to come to committee would pull it committee and we would pull it apart. could we get a better price whereas with the cabinet system, one councillor just price whereas with the cabinet system, one councillorjust it's system, one councillor just it's just like, yes, minister. and i think that is a big problem in local government . we found that local government. we found that a success for five years and the present ministration un

commission the reason we're bringing it back because a change to one and bringing it again for presentation for your review and approval and i joined by tonym the chinese chamber of commerce and said to tony and tony would you like to say a few words and thank you commissioner and to let you guys know we have spent four years on this and so one of the (clearing throat) at times where we didn't have any - couldn't do parade - i'm thinking that will get approved so we can extend our celebration to the community. >> thank you tony. >> great. thank you tony and. thank you very much. mary and like to call for commissioner discussion and like to say this is a good opportunity we're talking about private fundinge arts to different areas where they might not get it and for example mayor breed has a desire to sprinkle our artwor everywhere and any questions or comments back to president collins. >> thank you very much >> is there any public comment on this item? >> ask for a motion. >> i'm sor we have a motion to approve um, the temporary installation of motion and second, please. >> so moved. >> second (unintelligible). >> thank you. >> those join

could lead to greater conflict, wider conflict, i think he has been navigating that with tony blinken in an extremely effective way. these things don't changernight. you need a ripeness, an ability to negotiate something different. in ukraine, for instance. i suspect they could get ripe, but they are not yet. likewise in the middle east. i think the administration has been crystal-clear in sending messages to the prime minister and his work cabinet about how they think the operations in gaza ought to be carried out. it is not with indiscriminate bombing and the level of deaths that we have seen now. i think the president has been very clear, but thank god he has the years of experience that he has from the foreign relations committee, vice president, and now as president. jonathan: you mentioned rebuilding nato. when the former president said what he had to say about nato, he wasn't wrong. there were a lot of members who had promised to invest in defense that were falling short continuously. has that changed? sec. kerry: it has changed, but it still has to be fulfilled, the promise has to be fulfilled, the 2%. look, again, we have a myriad

so in anything it happens then i must say, i'm always ready willing and able to lead this country going forward. but that depends on the process that is on a tony chang, l $20.00, bangkok of times any is main opposition. political party has held a major protest for the 1st time in years. it comes after a long standing bound on most political wiley's was lifted. last year, the opposition is demanding constitutional reforms to reduce presidential powers and give the electro body more independence to iraq. now, with government leaders of being a should give more support to people with impaired eyesight. i'm glad that we'll have reports from basra, where despite years of war and hardship, both young and older, striving to overcome their disability in southern new york. if this is the only school for students within pay of di site, despite he's blind is as most of the healthy as has obtained a bachelor's degree. he has returned to the elementary school. he attended 25 years ago. he says he wants to help students make a difference in their lives, the return to pay back the favor and teach these kids what type of loan through the years i have a suit you of

it anything that happens then i must say, i'm always ready willing and able to lead this country going forward. but that depends on the process. thank you so much. tony chang, l 20, bangkok. so, so hit hit on al jazeera breakthrough in gene therapy. treatment rises, hundreds of people suffering from hearing loss, the human rights groups in charlotte, and a warning debt. and you little to regulate the internet will stifle freedom of speech. opposition politicians tied to legislation is an attempt to silence government critics nelson. and this report from the capital of columbia on this site, the hose of protests, criticisms, and warnings, the city and government approved its new internet low. on wednesday, the on line seems to bill sets up for commission, which can jail people for up to 5 years for the content it decides is illegal. but this is outside parliament said it's in the tim my prison vicar, missing her to silence is predicts, what do i need to get out of the get out of your copy? they thought your mind to close a brought against people's rights, particularly pressure is ruled out. even if people are dragged to do one by one, the police are deploye

it anything that happens then i must say, i'm always ready willing and able to lead this country going forward. but that depends on the process. thank you so much. tony chang, l 20, bank code. and that is in use for now on how to 0. 12 more is always on our website that onto 0 dot com. i'll be back in just a few minutes with one of the top stories, including the latest stay with the the man was 71 year old curtis reeds, a retired swat commander and police captain who brought a gun within that day. we just went back to washington previous thinking everything was over like okay, manager is going to come up, so keep your phone way. that would be a but that's not what happened. not at all. when the guy sat down, he kept same stuff to my husband about, oh so now you put the phone away and my husband, you know, turned around and stood up and just said, hey, what is your problem? movie hasn't even started. and he was just nasty surveillance footage, just chattering popcorn, it reads mediately fired a pistol, and a trans chest just saw like a spark. aaron just saw him go down. and from there a i didn't even realize that my finger was shot as well. i was just so wo

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anything that happens then i must say, i'm always ready and willing and able to lead this country going forward. but that depends on the process. thank you so much. tony chang, l 20, bank code. for me you as president, donald trump has won the new hampshire primary. beijing, his only arrival nikki, highly, by a comfortable margin trumps victory since the republican party on the path to re nominated presidential candidates whose last previous selection. and that is a 1st since richard nixon. in 1960 eyes, helen fisher report from interested in the state of new hampshire. from the state, no one for political surprises. this wasn't one of the suppose predicted a win for donald trump. and the republican frontrunner delivered for the 3rd time in new hampshire. this is an evening that i will not forget because it's the 3rd time, but more importantly, i think it's going to be i think it's going to be the most important to the banks. the state along site is when i would just over a week ago, he believes that almost assures the presidency when you, when i was, and you in new hampshire, they've never had a loss. there had been a steady stream of waters across the sta

um, and tony blair has called it the institute of global changes, which again , is quite which again, is quite terrifying. i title, isn't it? globe change. they all want to control the world in some way. and let's part for moment. the part for a moment. the personalities involved. why why would a billionaire philanthropist and one of the world's most manipulative, well known political leaders , why known political leaders, why would they want to combine? is it for our own good? question mark. i'm not convinced it is. i think it's for their ends in think it's for their own ends in to degree . and it does. to some degree. and it does. whenever i see a story like this, i always to myself, this, i always think to myself, why do they want do this? why why do they want to do this? why do everybody to the do they want everybody to do the same ? well, it's the same. same thing? well, it's the same. it's all part of the thing. and lewis has talked about it before. funnily enough, i was listening book, uh, the listening to a book, uh, on the way you exactly way in, i will tell you exactly what it's called. it is call

i focus lagos, nigeria, well than 1000000000 people voted in elections across the asia pacific region. this year, the choices made by voices could have 5 reaching consequences. this tony chang reports and warning this report contains flashing images that could affect some views in a region that home to nearly 60 percent of the global population. 2020 full will be an opportunity for many to choose new leaders and governments. with so many different political systems, is there any common thread the boat is, should bear in mind. i think the key here is access to power, but also how power is exercise and whether the exercise of power has legitimacy to, to hold on to hang on. the largest democracy in the world, india votes in april and may recent state elections such as prime minister and a, rendered moody as a good chance with the time. but his critics say he's taking india down in north star, terry and paul. that's concerned many the he could, the road democratic institutions in bangladesh, political balance is expected ahead of the pose opening in the january. she could see to the longest serving female head of government, could take a fist to him as p. m. the united nations,

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the reason we're bringing it back because a change to one of the locations and bringing it again for presentation for your review and approval and i joined by tonyrom the chinese chamber of commerce and said to i'm going to turn it over to tony and tony would you like to say a few words and thank you commissioner and want to let you guys know we have spent four years on this and so one of the (clearing throat) at times where we didn't have any - couldn't do parade - i'm thinking that will get approved so we can extend our celebration to the community. >> thank you tony. >> great. thank you, tony and. thank you very much. mary and like to call for commissioner discussion and comments. >> like to say this is a good opportunity we're talking about private funding to bring the arts to different areas where they might not get it and for example mayor breed has a desire to sprinkle our artwork everywhere and any other questions or comments back to president collins. >> thank you very much >> is there any public comment on this item? >> ask for a motion. >> i'm sorry we have a motion to approve um, the temporary installation of two sculptures motion an

tony's democracy. they, they, the presidential biden of the u. s. s i just issued a quick quote saying that they are the us is not supporting taiwan independence. are we likely to see any change in the relationship between ty, out and taiwan and the us? so is this going to be a continuation of the stance that we've seen in the past in the, you know, actually in the past 8 years priced into ties. policy has been to brenda, self defense. and that has been done in cooperation with the us and other countries . so this is important for us to keep the peace and it is not going to change. we will also continue just friends and economic and trade cooperation with the front of the countries in order to reduce our exposure to chinese economic pressure and auto race. thank you very much indeed. we appreciate that that's call us to talk or talking to us from taipei. thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you. uh the still ahead on this i'll just even use are clinging to his memories. we speak to one palestinian grandfather who lost 9 members of his family, and it is rarely it's on the how i would say 7 very heavy rain recently into weston pots, all but colombia that has led to d

changed everything. i don't have to repeat what you know. host: all right. we got it, tony.et's go to dave in washington. go ahead, dave. caller: hello? host: hi. go right ahead. caller: i think things are much better. it is like the roaring 20's. interest rates are up. you can get some interest on your money. and inflation is starting to go down and you can get a job any place. if you cannot find a job now, you do not want one. host: all right. talking to anne in kentucky. good morning, anne. caller: hi. good morning. i see that everything you go to buy is a lot more expensive. my place of employment where i have worked for 30 plus years are cutting back on employees. my husband is facing the same thing. and my granddaughter cannot afford rent. grandchildren cannot afford rent. it has skyrocketed. what was $500 a month is $800 to $1200 a month no. you going to the grocery store and if you are not careful you can spend half your paycheck and the other half is spent on the electricity. and if you have a car issue -- i have an older car because that is all i can afford. my hus