but you remains totally loyal to see jim king and to the 0 corporate policy. and for his loyalty, he's been rewarded to mulkins to a number to the senior person in china, and almost certainly in next premier in this spring, professor steve sang ver, director of the china institute at so us london. we really appreciate your insights today. thank you very much. thank you. ah, will. taiwan is finally opened to visitors after more than 2 years of pandemic travel restrictions. people no longer have to quarantine when they arrive. previously they had to for up to 2 weeks. there's still a cap of $150000.00 travellers per week, but it's the beginning of a transition to a post coven period for the island. he's the w's o n wang. ah! dozens of visitors arrived at ty, once airport with excitements and government officials swarmed. the will come them after almost a 1000 day off travel restrictions tie. one is again, open to international tourist. holiday makers are ready for adventurous and it's a beautiful country. are by far the 1st impression i have is that everyone her

reunification lives for it comes on the 8th of the 20th communist party congress, where president jim king is expected to be handed. an historic 3rd term are thousands of gina's years of taking the straits of the capital tunis to protest against the countries president demonstrators from rival political movements demanded accountability for the nations long running, economic crisis accusing president, case side of attempting to turn shanicea back into an autopsy sport now to bundles they decides were back in action after mid week losses in the champions league. frankfurt while hunting a win, which would keep them in the top for oliver. accuse him or hoping then you manage a shabby alonso would help them step out the bottom 3, but it wasn't the b frankfurt can be a tricky place to travel to just ask labor queues and boss shabby alonzo. his 2nd policy game in charge. so his team pitied against an inform intact side whose 1st half pressure paid off just shy of half time. when yes, belinda going was brought down inside the box and died. she commodity converted the resulting penalty. parity was

jim crow. but dr. king marched, rosa sat, we overcame. obama was elected, racism ended.and so it's this it's this narrative of sort of inevitable rights moving forward. so, you know, there's the famous quote from dr. king of like the arc of the moral universe bends toward justice. right. and, you know, i argue that i mean, i argue it's just wrong, right? that if you look at literally nearly any social indicator, black folks and native american remain at the bottom right. life expectancy, health. we just had a huge illustration of this with covid deaths and infections. right. covid knocked out ten years worth of convergence in the black, white mortality gap. right. life expectancy. see, so i think that you know, that that sort of just so story of racial progress can be really inspiring. and i want to be clear, i'm not saying that like some progress hasn't happened. right. but oftentimes when you hear folks say, well, there's been progress, it's it's arguing and there should be no more, there's sort of an implicit like, why are you complaining? and if you look at something

peaceful initiatives which was a norm, so discovery um and will be proposed to by the king, a saudi arabia and jim of son 20 o 2. and that sir was approved by all the members of the oh, i see at the summit in tehran and the these are, you are being undermined at but to we think it is a pound duty not to fall for such attempts. suppose and mutual attempts to scream, replace the 2 state solution by who economists support measures for palestinians, few limbo parish of and we pay special attention to the efforts that are currently being made or to help palestinians restore their unity. russia has, are held a several meetings with delegates from all palestine infections, egypt, algeria, them are also making similar efforts. i recently had a lot of productive contacts with those countries and other countries of the o i. c are active here as well. so we will continue this work and i hope that we will be able to discuss the palestine in question a further. and so that the o i c stands up a unified girl. okay. we just really thing there to sergei love ralph rushes, foreign minister, and he was giving a pre

don't we start with josh in maryland, josh >> caller: hey, first want to give you a big old crab king boo-yah, jimould use a couple crab cakes, thank you very much i'm a crabby patty, what's going on >> caller: what do you think of lucid group? >> i love the car. they're losing too much money and when i recommend companies losing money, here is what happens. my credibility goes down and you lose money i find that to be a devil's bargain. let's go to dave in my home state of new jersey, dave? >> caller: yeah, i want to know what you think about sampsa. >> i don't have to go overseas to lose money. no. >> caller: your take on flex lng. >> jimmy chill likes flex. why? because it's got a product we all need we need to get natural gas over there. it's easier to get it to europe than new jersey because they don't like pipelines in new jersey how do you like that let's go to alex in arizona, alex >> caller: boo-yah, jim. happy wednesday. you once called it a best of the bad neighborhood i want to hear about charge point. >> the whole neighborhood went to hell. emanuel in new jersey, emanuel >> caller: ye

brunelle who wrote finding jim crow in the county of kings. and mike wadsworth who wrote about -- war on poverty new york city. i hope you join us for the program and i hope you'll join us for some of the other programs that we present. mostly i want to say thank so much to the three of you for a truly unforgettable conversation. i think it is, it's just one for the record books. so thank you, everyone. have a great night. american history tv, saturdays, on c-span two, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 12:30 pm eastern on the presidency, house speaker nancy pelosi, along with the missouri congressional delegation, unveil a bronze statue of harry truman to the u.s. capital rotunda. and at 1:30 pm eastern, to mark the 50th anniversary of the return of american p.o.w.'s from vietnam, in 1973, author of untimely talks about their harrowing experience, and the work of the natural lead of p.o.w. mia families to in them home. exploring the american story, watch american history tv, saturdays, on c-span two. and find the

brunelle who wrote finding jim crow in the county of kings. and mike wadsworth who wrote about -- war on poverty new york city. i hope you join us for the program and i hope you'll join us for some of the other programs that we present. mostly i want to say thank so much to the three of you for a truly unforgettable conversation. i think it is, it's just one for the record books. so thank you, everyone. have a great night. >> has speaker nancy pelosi along with the delegation unveil a bronze statue of harry truman to the u.s. capitol rotunda. 1:30 pm eastern, to mark the 50th anniversary of the return of the american p.o.w.s from vietnam, 1973. author talks about their harrowing experience. exploring the

brian pernell who wrote finding jim crow in the county of kings and mike woodsworth who wrote battle for beds die the long war on poverty in new york city. i hope you'll join us for that program, and i hope you'll join us for for some of the other programs that bpl presents is offering, but mostly i want to say thanks so much to the three of you for a truly unforgettable conversation. i think it is. it's just one one for the record books.

brunelle who wrote finding jim crow in the county of kings. and mike wadsworth who wrote about -- war on poverty new york city. i hope you join us for the program and i hope you'll join us for some of the other programs that we present. mostly i want to say thank so much to the three of you for a truly unforgettable conversation. i think it is, it's just one for the record books. so thank you, everyone. have a great night. >> has speaker nancy pelosi along with the delegation unveil a bronze statue of harry truman to the u.s. capitol rotunda. 1:30 pm eastern, to mark the 50th anniversary of the return of the american p.o.w.s from vietnam, 1973. author talks about their harrowing experience. exploring the american story, watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span two, and find a whole schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org slash history. >> election day, november 8th starting at 8 pm eastern, watch suspended live election night coverage to see which party will control congress. hear the results as they happen f

was the time of art in luther king, the freedom -- martin luther king, the freedom riders, the country had begun to understand what jim crow was about. it took time. those little rock nine, they came to harvard law school once a few years ago. there were too many people in that audience who did not know who they were. i did not like that. the country has the power, it has the capacity, it has the ability to get together and not be so difficult and maybe that is the dream i have. i do not know. if you saw this constitution being implemented every day from where i sat in that court for 28 years, maybe you would say there is something to be a bit optimistic about the people who live in the united states. >> we want to open the floor up to students. as you make your way to the microphones, i have a last question about the rule of law and the questions that we seem to be wrestling with about whether anyone is in fact above the law. judge cannon and her judgments about the mar-a-lago search, talked about a president being a heightened, reputational risk. if he is not above the law, he seems to be orbiting somewhere adjacent

the founding of alex worth california king from allen's work discussed with the stifling nature of jim crow america. allen's worth decided that, in creating ellsworth california, heas building for those yet to come, allen's worth california lasted up until the 1920s. in fact, this aerial footage here is the remnants of e town. allen's worst record it's similar to a military barracks and how he designed that laid out the mapping of it. and unfortunately, because he was hit by a trolley car, he died in thetown kind of fell apart after his death. but in the center you have these two images of some of the descendants of the original founders of or california. today it is a national park. so when thinking about his goal, this was a independent. he founded this to be an independent black colony that could be a safe haven away from the violence and racial oppression that is going on in the rest of america. and he, it was successful. and there is no telling what would have happened if he had not died. but unfortunately, he does pass away and it leads to the event demise of allen's worth. now i

jim lee involved. remember, ukrainians are starting to repair the damage. the russians targeted bumper stations . but also playgrounds gymnast shims that in the out that see this can't be compared with anything. it's in the king. it's desperation with no n o shirt. now they continue to attacker as any of them were more with them, they keep scaring as possible that we will resist or h. i am going to work. now, of course we hired and looked for a safe space to shelter where scared for our lives. yeah. what is your buyer more? the sudden city of the breeze? yes. fierce a new round of flesh and messiah decks. a worker at this get out was skinned. and the building was destroyed. 6, no 3 was hard to express with words as would have this me morning, one of our co workers and our company's gone winchester. but i looked at the 50 people are now without a job settlement. and another company nearby has been destroy too much a little bit. russia sees it does not target civilians, but the broken windows and destroyed homes showed the devastation that you green and people are enduring. shutting up now from steve is a correspondent, the funny such aw morning. funny now that be new arrayed alerts in key. what more can you te

king gone. you have been of good, awesome books flung union of friends who scott in apartment one 0, good going jim was so machine gun on tim and the blush on bar code with jeanette dog book, the job out of the chicago, patricia brown with hundreds of people with the pictures quote above innovator still to put on met for she made the compass, got cut out 50. got my son in barky con crew. yeah, we assign our voice to just watch your favorite and you do not kick in amino chill comedy. jenny. those more got that of you to g solar g from and i when listed for ford convo, this report, it all get all of it in a shop san wanted to look on camps. causburn's little shop for a kid bought donkey craig. but do pull g, dan gish, no cheaper justin clo on at the kitchen door. so to put more sleep, leo was flung traffic to push it to when you get the martian going through local church, going for the altima. yes. with marshall jet blue, and i thought i should just oh hey, i've been spokes on thing with us, our account to some annoying number for national a miss with a visa, i have done it looks that is offered or n

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jim, you have got something, when it comes to what the new king gave to the new prime minister, i hopet is to give — of light, and a traditional gift is to give sweets, and we've got the still on _ to give sweets, and we've got the still on our— to give sweets, and we've got the still on our screen now. king charles— still on our screen now. king charles gave prime minister sue the first british asian to ever appointed prime minister, a gift of sweets, _ appointed prime minister, a gift of sweets, and i thought it made me smile. _ sweets, and i thought it made me smile, prince charles, king charles, ithink— smile, prince charles, king charles, i think he _ smile, prince charles, king charles, i think he has got off to an exceptional start at a very difficult _ exceptional start at a very difficult constitutional time, and this brought little moment of, fun, frivotity, _ this brought little moment of, fun, frivolity, light on the festival of tight, _ frivolity, light on the festival of tight, and — frivolity, light on the festival of light, and i think well done to him. rishi _ light, a

and he was chairs down in kings and he was working on, on midget scoops on investigative scoops. the last thing he was working on the not cortex connection offered a jim junior petition and fucked. his son, you know, allegedly there was certain intelligence agencies in pakistan and did what a ports clarity will. of course, one of the senators, one of the former members of famine minister of the, of the formative government. he, she has accused that there was, had money on. and so many other groups. what after him and think what we have seen a hire today of about his assassination. it is a very much connected with what is happening. in fact, the sun is so very much linked with a political movement. a sheaf had to can only possible believed establishment. something nobody talks about it, but everybody know knows that they are the one. what calling shots everybody knows that the buck sons, political setup is, is such that the no dumb again be removed, the making and breaking governments. and he went, making those details public in a very systematic member in a fashion that was unacceptable. father millet establishment, we don't know at this particular po

king gone. you have been vienna. good. the son of books spoke to me in a friend who scott, when i put my phone, sir. oh, good jim. assume machine cannot do. and the brushing bar code with jeanette dog book the job out of the chicago. patricia brown with hundreds of people. go to court above innovator still to put on medford. she made the compass. got cut out 50 . got on my son in barky con crew. yeah, just with cousin texas, we are sign off voice. this was last week and you do not kick in. i'm in a jail committee. jenny, those more god that i'm here to g. solar g from and i when with folks now they wanted to look on camps. causburn's little shop for a kid bought a donkey. thank you. paul. g ban gish no cheaper justin on at the kitchen cart. so to put more sleep. no. was fun traffic to push it to when you get the martian going to church going for the altima? yes. with marshal. just look and i a much oh hey, i've been spokes on thing with us. our account took some annoying note for national hello miss. ah ah, with a visa, i have done it. oh no, that is offered down or not she to the phone of on medicines to go get

jim, thank you very much. well, and you get that. i give that man ahead. we'll easy. he'll he's the king of yeah, i want to see some spare atlanta work on that at 6 alone right now. and still ahead of the gravel morning news, the supreme court starts a new term today. we're going to take a look at the cases that they're set to hear. >> and we're going to take a look at some areas in florida that were hard hit. >> by hurricane ian, lot of people stranded on an island because it will take a look at there. plus, hundreds of people in the east bay are having to pay money to replace their tires because somebody slashed them all. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. t

jim. >> that's right. news, sports, and weather. no, but bob, how should aaron judge be viewed historically? >> you know, i think -- >> is he now the home run kingnable people, not people who begrudge the fact that barry bonds was one of the greatest all-around players of awful time on his natural merits because he was. and there's no need demonize mcgwire or sammy sosa, it was a different time. in a four-year stretch, there were a cluster of six 60-plus home run seasons by those three guys. by sosa, mcgwire, and bonds. all of them obviously and convincingly connected to steroid use. so that's an aberrant period of time in baseball history, and a great number of people view aaron judge as the guy who did it most authentically, most legitimately. and it doesn't hurt that he's carried himself with such grace and humility. in that sense, he has more in common with roger maris who set the record of 61 at that time, 61 years ago. he has more in common personally with roger maris than he does with many of his contemporaries. >> absolutely. and i have a feeling that, you know, the next several weeks are just going to be terrific to watch. bob costas, g

king, and she taught me a lot. she said to me, byron, as black people in this country, we have four major challenges. number one, end slavery. number two, end jimhts. and then she choked up and she said, and number four, the real reason they killed my martin. achieve economic inclusion. and she said, byron, they didn't kill my martin over the speech "i have a dream." they killed him over the speech he gave at stanford university "the other america," where he said there are two americas and one america has access to opportunity, education and economic inclusion, and the other america doesn't. there are two americas, and one america will not survive. and from that point on, i decided that i was going to dedicate my life to building the world's greatest media company to help effectuate change for the greater good and to achieve one america. >> byron allen also told me about his failed bid for an nfl team and why, no surprise, he's more determined than ever to buy another one. you can catch my full interview with byron as well as more of our sit-downs with pete buttigieg and michael imperioli anytime you want on hbo max. thank you for watching, and

king charles. >> there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and -- >> australia's budget is forecast to be less than half the level seen by the previous government. treasurer jimis budget speech to deliver his budget speech parliament later tuesday. figures released prior to the announcement show an underlying cash deficit of 23.4 billion u.s. dollars. vietnam's central bank has priced a second 100 basis point rate hike a week after the state bank of vietnam widened the band. officials pledged to intervene to keep money markets stable. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn, this is bloomberg. haidi: asia sbc is set -- hsbc is set to report third-quarter results, bloomberg intelligence expecting the bank to face more scrutiny on credit loss challenges. our next guest says hsbc has traditionally struggled with operating costs for a while. in the air of high inflation this could get even worse. daniel is the director of -- great to have you with us especially given the broader targeting macroeconomic environment. how tough are these numbers go