let's bring in jonah how his live for us in land and hello there. jonah boris johnson certainly was giving himself plenty of pats on the back. what did you take away from his speech? of date arousing applause from the members of his outgoing government. 10 peas and friends gathered here to listen to him. i thought it was interesting that he began his farewell speech with really well, sounded like a note of bitterness. the words of a man leaving this job that he coveted all his adult life deeply. reluctantly, he talked about passing on the torch to a new lead a battle, and he said, in fact, handed over in what unexpectedly had become a relay race with the rules of the game. changed half way is clearly a prime minister who feels he's leaving after having done no more than fulfill his mandate. and his manifesto commitments. indeed, he trotted out as you say, a long list of those, but no note of contrition in his farewell speech. for any of the circumstances that led to his resignation, the parties in downing street in government buildings, illegal duri

i don't think jonah can hear us at this point. we'll. we'll come back to generate just a moment i can in the meantime. let's go to what balmoral, the castile in scotland, where the queen's body remains on jessie roseborough matheson is there, robert? what's happening there? this morning, as far as the movements of the royal family are concerned, we're not being told anything and that is protocol by buckingham palace. they are very tight and security as you would imagine. their default is not to give any information about the movements of the the wall family. and if they do, it's usually very much at the last minute. but of course, her majesty the queen's a coffin still remains inside the castle. and the understanding is that that is to allow staff and their immediate family who have been working in and around these state all these years to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who of course died here on the thursday evening was also speculation that some members of the royal family may come out to have a look at the dozens of flowe

a jonah, good to have you with us. if you could just walk our viewers through what the reaction has been like thus far. and how is this very significant and somber moment being processed by the majority of britons? well let me point out to you, 1st of all that you can probably hear the noise around me. we are in the midst of a sort of construction sides as the sun comes up here on friday morning. union flags are being put up on the flag post, surround buckingham palace scaffolding being built, and so on. the infrastructure going up now to my passing on the queen, but there is buckingham palace behind me. still lift largely as the sun comes up, the epicenter of the marquis of the royal family where the queen spent much of her life. much of her 70 year reign will be less latterly when she was confined to wins . accosted during the covert panoramic and confined most recently about moral in the scottish highlands where she died, suffering from ill health and increasing mobility issues. the streets a quiet. they were very b

and these, as i say, it's final hours and jonah to tell us what we can expect of over the coming hours. we're seeing a, i know that you're standing opposite the on the banks of the terms to the, the price of westminster wishing pictures. here of a various dignitaries are coming to pay their respects to the queen in westminster hall as they arrive for her funeral. on monday, a flurry of arrivals going on all weekend that will continue throughout sunday. as you say, dignitaries arriving, representing most of the worlds, 195 countries. so that includes president prime minister vehicles royalty from europe, asia, and the middle east as well. joe biden, the u. s. president will the soft nude with his wife jill, take their opportunity to visit the queen's fulton in westminster hole. there were by that's taking place with the prime minister among some of the world leaders at banding street later. and buckingham palace is released details about the funeral, of course, taking place on monday. at 11 am british time 10 g m t. that will be a service in westminster abbey, given by the dean of the a

not indeed, jonah hall, that for us in london will be speaking to jonah throughout the course of the morning. we are expecting that decision at 1130 g m t. we will, of course, bring it to you here on out, you, sarah, can you supreme courses due to delivered verdicts on a challenge to last month to speech a presidential election when he was declared the winner by a narrow margin, but his opponent, the veteran politician, rollo, dingle said the boat was riggs, captain sawyer mo, from nairobi. madame chief justice madam deputy chief justice judges at kenneth supreme court have a difficult decision to make. if we look at the number of the polling stations. there been hearing a presidential election case that has been disputed. president elect william mucho was declared winner of last month. paul, his opponent rylon. dinger came 2nd. a dingo seized the election was wreaked or the heart of the case is a role played by an increasingly divided electoral commission for its commissioners have rejected the results. the others, including the chair of the commission, off will, legible, katie accu

perhaps jonah's call to go deeper is a call to acknowledge the power that resides in the earth itself. the organic intelligence inherent in deserts and forests, rivers and oceans and all manner of species beyond our own even within our own bodies, we cannot create wild nature. we can only destroy it. and in the end, in breathtaking acts of repentance and renewal try to restore what we have thoughtlessly removed at our own expense be it wolves in the yellowstone or fly catchers along the colorado river. we are eroding and evolving at once. how do we find the strength to not look away at all that is breaking our hearts? hands on the earth, we remember where the source of our authentic power comes from. we have to go deeper. what has been weth -- weathered and whittled away, erosion, essence, we are eroding and einvolving twins. the 14th century buddhist poet shinron said this happened. now something else can occur. we need not lose hope. we just need to locate where it dwells. to dwell is to see things as they are, and then you stay and fight for the things you love in your own communit

growing up, jonah always knew he was going to college. >> everyone in my family on my mom's side, theyn-americans, higher education is a rebuke of a history that legally barred black folks from learning to read or write. let alone go to college. so jonah pursued two degrees, both from historically black colleges, but now a decade after graduating, jonah, who, woulds for a -- works for a nonprofit still owes $120,000 in student loans that he can't afford to pay especially as a new dad. >> i'm looking at her and i'm like, man, she can be anything that she wants to be. and as soon as i said it to myself, i'm like, oh, man, can we afford to put her through college. >> reporter: because black students arrive on campus with less wealth than white peers, they tend to take out more and bigger loans for the same degrees and they will owe about $7400 more than their white counterparts at graduation. it is one reason jonah founded an organization that mobilizes black students especially on hbcu campuses around pivotal issues like canceling student loan debt. >> specifically for black people, it l

and jonah, you mentioned that you wrote a column yesterday. it's titled enough "sure enough, trump is sucking the air out of the gop's midterm momentum" there are republican candidates leaning into trump, getting them more to be more engaged. walk us through what you think the president is interacting in this midterm cycle? >> on the portrait part, if i were president, i would not commission a hyperrealist painter. something to obscure all this. i actually think there's something of a symbiotic corelationship between the current president and the former president in the fact that joe biden very much wants to make the race about donald trump. donald trump wants to make everything about donald trump. it serves both of their purposes. it sucks all the oxygen out of the gop primaries. and the problem is, you know, going back to 1862, there's only been three times where the out party didn't win seats in a midterm election. and that -- a big part of the reason for that is that when you're the out party, you get to make it just -- you can be all thin

jonah. well i want to say yes because i know that they are, and i saw them arriving in huge numbers yesterday at this moment. things are pretty controlled. the routes in and out of this area are now being controlled. as i say, the road is being kept open for the king and his entourage to make their journey. but at this very time yesterday they were crowds hoards and holes of people making their way across. hyde park from green park station down constitutional hill, them out and so on. and i have no doubt whatsoever, particularly it being a weekend that the same thing will be happening. all right, jonah, for the month and many thanks. john. i live at buckingham palace in central london . i want to bring in know, mcdermott, now he's been waiting patiently to to speak to us. no good to have with us you only a psychotherapist mental health specialist you are in birmingham. and i mean, there are several aspects here that i want to talk to you about in, including britain's reaction to the death of

so jonah pursued two degrees, both from historically black colleges.till owes $120,000 in student loans that he can't afford to pay. especially as a new dad. >> i'm looking at her and i'm look, man, she can be anything that she wants to be. and as soon as i said it to myself, i'm look can we afford to put her through college. >> reporter: because college students arrive on campus with less wealth than their white peers. and they tend to take out more and bigger loans for the same degrees. and they will owe about $7400 more than their white counterparts at graduation. it is one reason jonah founded an organization that mobilizes black students, especially on hbcu campuses, around pivotal issues like canceling student loan debt. >> specifically for black people, it looks like modern day sharecropping. we'll give you the opportunity to become something, but in order for you to do that, you got to borrow this from us and it will travel through your family the rest of your time and you never pay us off. >> reporter: and we visited north carolina central uni

that's return now to jonah hall, her life for us in london, angina, a few books. there's still need to be tick before she is confirmed. as the next prime minister took us through what we expecting next? yes, we'll bear in mind, she's been appointed now the leader of the party. she's one that vote among conservative party members that makes a leader of the conservative party doesn't make her prime minister yet on tuesday morning or is johnson will make a farewell speech outside downing street. he'll go off to see the queen at balmoral in scotland for the 1st time in history. she's usually fucking a palace of course. and then this trust will see the queen. she'll be appointed prime minister and invited to form a cabinet. and that is when she will take up her position. let me begin to discuss more about what we expect, what we know about list, trust mo. hussein joins me now. mo is currently with the edelman global advisory, but was at one time chief press officer in, down in, under david cameron, and indeed, working with this trust what she life. well, yes, i was in

jonah hill has more from one spinster -- from westminster.r: it was his first visit to the palace of westminster as king. here condolence is by both -- y both houses of parliament. ♪ inside the 11th century hall, the oldest building on the parliamentary state, and in front of lords and members of parliament, king charles iii and queen consort camila took to their thrones. in the light of a stained glass window presented to the queen to celebrate her diamond jubilee, the speaker of the lords began by paying tribute. >> her late majesty's joyous, unstinting and reassuring presence across the years made it difficult to contemplate that her long and inspiring reign of deep and unparalleled devotion would ever end. reporter: then, the speaker of the house of commons extended the sympathy of mp's. >> deep as though our grief is, we know yours is deeper. we offer our heartfelt sympathies to you and all the royal family. reporter: in response, the king spoke of the principles of constitutional government, and he pledged to follow his mother and prote

i'll just hear as jonah hall is that jonah said the same for us. well, adrian, there is an extraordinary sense of calm, of quiet all moment, and anticipation here in westminster and in front of westminster abbey, behind me, this area has become a sort of fortress of fencing of crowd barriers, of security list, lots and lots of policing military in evidence in support as well, and regimental gaz, practicing up and down on the concrete of tarmac behind me here. lots of last minute preparation going on. but all of it with us, a calm, quiet efficiency up to a 1000000 people are expected to descend on central london. later they began already many spent the night out at securing precious positions along the ceremonial route. as it will take the queen's coffin from the abbey, later on to wellington arch on its way to windsor in the course, as you say as well. this is expected to be one of the largest state occasions ever in this country, taking place in front of thousands and thousands of world leaders. among them has the state, presidents, prime minister

that q, as jonah says they're stretching back around 6 kilometers. now it's a long wait for those people. 13 hours or so to get across the thames. there across lambeth bridge at the head of the queue at the palace of westminster, a powerful time soon non model is approaching southern japan. millions of people have been told to move to safety. the meteorological agency says there could be strong winds and high waves, like never seen before. there are also warnings, record rainfall that could cause rivers to overflow and trigger landslides. i wonder of nature as blooming in the driest place on earth plants and flowers in chiles at a comma does it have emerged off to wind to rain. the so called flowering desert occurs every 5 to 7 years. attracting local and foreign visitors out 0 latin america editor lucy, a newman reports now from copy upper in northern chile. this is the, at the camera desert. the driest and most barren in the world, except right now for the 1st time in 5 years it rained, and so like sleeping beauty, these flowers are awakening. and

as bringing jonah hal, who is live for us and side downing straight, hello there, jonah bars. johnson was certainly giving himself plenty of pants on the back. what did he take away from his bench? yes, that's right. and support, of course for his success or at least trust forest. johnson noted she'd be taking over at a time a tough time economically, but he said this country will endure it. we will win. notable i think at the top of his speech a sort of tone of some disappointment, if not regret in the way that he, that he's term in office has ended. he talked about the baton being handed over in what unexpectedly he said became a relay race. the rules changed half way, far as johnson clearly believes, he did nothing more than fulfill his man mandate and manifesto commitments no note of contrition in his speech. were they a bit events that conspired to me to his resignation? the parties in downing street during periods of covey locked down the allegations of dishonesty of financial impropriety of bad judgment. indeed a man who few muddled himself on his hero, winston churchil

we'll get more on austin's visit to germany with jonah hollis shortly. but 1st let's go to gabriel. alexander who's in keith. hello, there. gave jeff how successful has ukraine been at taking back its territory? what by all accounts the in the early stages of this counter offensive and how to keep in the northeast, the ukrainians have been quite successful again, these are, this is a counter offensive that has just about didn't do it's going into. it's 2nd day here. so we're starting to get some evidence back from the front lines on how it's going and the ukrainians are cautiously optimistic that it's going quite well for them. based on everything that we're seem to be clear, the city of how to keep in the northeast is the 2nd largest city in ukraine. it has been and still is controlled by the ukrainian since the beginning of this conflict . what this counter offensive is, is trying to do is push the russians out of this south and eastern part of how to keep the region. why? because the russians have been able to use entrenched areas that they have captu

those in science, jonah holland, live for us there. and as we heard from jonah q to pay their respects to the queen's treasures along the river thames. sam have bribed the rain and even slept on the pavement type night. so she's a moody vision. individual is parishioner, she hasn't the magic about much more than lamarche. she is an icon of icons. so i must at least endure this campaign either with spirit. when i get there to move this and then a, she's been an angel into sticker who going to this is the 2nd range for 70 years running for 24 hours isn't going to be a problem for me. so we didn't even, we didn't even think about it and he's gone so quickly because at the moment we're in very historic special moment. and it's just nice to be here. and it seems like the right thing to do being british. and that was my claim id. be happy if my children and i would like to come here to fix with. i know it's bringing po brennan, who is library at trafalgar square. hello. they pull you less than 2 kilometers away from westminster. and did the

and for the benefit of anyone to jonah who's, who's just joined us on, i'll just, you know, just remind people what it is we've been watching, what they've missed over the past couple of hours. well as you say for about the last couple of hours, we have been witnessing the ceremonies around the meeting of the accession council, an ancient tradition that occurs only to appoint a new sovereign. so it hasn't happened for 70 is of course it was for the 1st time . it wasn't television 70 years ago, but it was in fact televised. and so the world had a glimpse inside this ancient ceremony and gathered inside the state room in some james's palace was the privy council. 200 members of the 700 strong privy council, politicians, current and old. all the living, former prime ministers, senior members of the clergy. also of course, queen consort camilla and william now prince of wales. both are privy counsellors as well. and they gathered their essentially to approve the appointment of charles as king. he then entered the room, he gave his 1st declaration to do with the queen, to honor the queen. as

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so we're hearing a lot about these informal acts of tribute, i guess, jonah, what's happening in the more of a formal context. what can we expect in the coming day? well, there is, as you won't be surprised to hear a very, very carefully coordinated choreograph plan that has been many years in the works and long rehearsed as well called operation london. bridge that would have kicked in at the moment of the queen's that when word would have gone apps across the civil services to the institutions of states that london bridges down the code coded message that sets in train 11 days, possibly 12 of official ceremonies, pageantry moments of commemoration that will lead the queen queen body from bow moral castle in the highlands where she died, a summer retreat surrounded by her family where she is currently eventually to holly root house in edinburgh, and then to a funeral service at some jobs cathedral in edinburgh. and then it will make its slow way down to london to westminster hole, where she will line state and state fuel then westminster abbey. today, events begin in that london bri

let's go live to buckingham palace al jazeera jonah. how is the jonah? what's the mood there this morning? but just the last few moments, the clouds have parted. booking in palestine the base in sunlight, the crowds beginning again to swell as they did the huge numbers on friday filing in down the mountain next to be here across hyde park and so on. and you won't be able to make it out perhaps, but the flag flying on that flag posted above. but the policy is not the union flag as it was yesterday. it is, in fact the royal standard, which is put in place when the monarch is in residence in prince charles. now king charles, the 3rd of course, arrived here from balmoral on friday. he greeted the crowds. he's now essentially home and we'll see him move from here. in the next half hour or so towards james's palace for the accession council ceremony, the story of the day really is about him. look at the newspapers. god save the king on the front page of the times. we've heard sections of the crowds here rehearsing . those words, formally, god save the queen. o

jonah, tell us about what the reaction has been like thus far. and how is this very significant moment being processed by the majority of britons? i will issue say an out pouring of respects paid by politicians and figures across the globe for a queen who served for 70 years. not just as a figurehead and monarch in this country, but of course in its former colonies, the countries of the commonwealth. and she would be the well known figure in the allies of great britain as well, where she will have paid many, many state visits, so tributes fate, as i say, by politicians current and former. but of course it is, as you say, the processing that needs to take place in this country vote will produce the largest ad pouring all respective affection grief as well. of course we're in front of buckingham palace there the queen's london residence that filled up during the hours of the evening following the notice of her death with crowds who were here to pay respects they were singular was singing, singing of the national anthem, god save the queen and even

here was joe, the hall is outside, buckingham palace, jonah took us through what is due to happen there today. yet the crowds are beginning to arrive. they will of course swell again as they did on friday. 2 enormous numbers, paying their respects here on the 2nd day of the official morning. of course the crabs that were here as you saw in rory's package on friday. lucky enough to catch a glimpse of king charles the 3rd. returning from balmoral here to buckingham palace. what does morning mean in this context? well, nothing comes to a total stand still. of course, a lot of life goes on as normal, but things slow down somewhat. premiership matches this weekend to be postponed around of industrial action due next week by a number of unions in this long, hot, unstable summer of energy and cost of living crises have been postponed. as a mark of respect, i'll take you through the newspapers. they of course, focusing on the new king. sorry, i'll do this way. king charles, the 3rd god saved the king. that the times front page and the daily telegraph, referencing charles's 1st speech to the nat

and that's bringing jonah, how now his life ross in london, a hello there, joe. now where is the tory party and at the moment our members fully behind their new ladle is trust at. well, boris johnson, the outgoing prime minister in his speech here before leaving downing street, exhorted the party to rally behind her to unite behind their new leader. the news just didn't incidentally, is that the queen has just accepted force johnson's resignation. and initially of course, the party will unite behind loose trust, but remember, this is a party that is booted out its previous 3 leaders, including or is johnson of course, remember as well that in the leadership contest, this trust one, the support of only around a 3rd of conservative party empties and then when the contest moved on to the conservative party members, she won by the narrowest margin, yet securing the support of just 57 percent of those members. she will note that the celebrations with her team on monday night will be all she gets of a political honeymoon. the party will wait to see how she composes gov

oh my god, i don't wanna, i don't order jonah, and then we ended up in the camp yet. but soon william massa had told me and emerged by directed to south marsh to what even what 28 year old abdulla is describing is called pushback. it's when refugees are pushed back in the middle of the water and are only helped in emergencies. on shears, military warships are deployed around the clock. well equipped, for instance, with water cannons. on the hills, radar installations lean in the direction of turkey. island residents suspect they are scanning the straight to for suspicious boats. were la freedom, these the most important thing in life gift. and it's also the reason why i fled as if it had been trapped here. this place is not pleasant because the reason i left my country i was to live in freedom and peace and me in his way. currently about 700 people live in the camp. they start out by boat from turkey, get pushed back, try again and end up stranded in the hinterland of hughes, whether from somalia, the gaza strip, or ethiopia, the refugees all hope for a new life in eu

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authorities only let us through because the waves are very high. america letters are on our side, lenora jonah, and then we ended up in the camp yet, but sin was masa had told me i am eligible directed to south marsh taught even what 28 year old abdulla is describing is called pushback. it's when refugees are pushed back in the middle of the water and are only helped in emergencies. on shears, military worships, are deployed around the clock. well equipped, for instance, with water cannons. on the hills, radar installations lean in the direction of turkey. island residents suspect they are scanning the straight to for suspicious boats were la freedom is the most important thing in life gift. and it's also the reason where fled has it. but hey, at being a top tier, this place is not pleasant. because the reason i left my country i was to live in freedom and in piece meal been his. we currently about 700 people live in the camp . they start out by boat from turkey, get pushed back, try again and end up stranded in the hinterland of cios, whether from somalia, the gaza strip, or ethiopia, the ref

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jonah. hundreds of thousands of people are willing to wait for hours and in all kinds of weather. to say good bye will look. i can tell you now that if you are watching this broadcast and you want to get in the queue to file past the queen's coffin in westminster hole. now the time to do it frankly because those apocalyptic predictions of 10 mile long queues and up to a 1000000 people descending on the capital to file past the queens coughing over the next 4 days. and 5 nights hadn't quite yet materialized. i've just spoken to a gentleman in the queue, who said he'd been waiting 2 and a half hours. it's currently about 2.6 miles or 3 and a half kilometers long. so, as i said now, is the time to do it. i tell you what i can step out of the shot now, and i can zoom in a little bit for you and you can just see a line behind the passes by on the other side of the barricades that he's the very front of the queue, making its way towards a grand white marquis and then in through the doors of westminster palace at westminster hole. rather they would have been relieved of their phones of t

nice play there by aj who beats jonah. atlanta hangs onto win 10-9. oakland lost five five of their last six. u.s. hope. haircuts in the stands. o, nick curios is tired of the distractions. he is sick of them. he has taken on kathanav.w about kurios staying alive with a win in the fourths set. we move onto set five. a match point. no return needed. he wins wins in five sets to reach his first career grand slam semifinal. it was a late one. te match ended close to 1:00 a.m. in new york. on the women's side. coco goff dropped the first set to caroline garcia. n, in the second set, goff's return return here goes just a little bit long. garcia wins the long rally. and won in straight sets to advance to her first career grand slam. wnba playoffs. sue bird trying to keep her career alive at least one more game. a little over a minute let. seatt, vegas, tied at 87. chelsea grayw about the deep three to give vegas the lead? she was born in hayward. and she had a night. sd 31 points. aces are victorious, 97-92. they advance the wnba finals and sue bird's legen

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jonah, we understand that there will be some centuries old pageantry to go with it either . m. a found fab played gun salutes or being fired, both at hyde park in london again, not far from for where you are and the tower of london across to the east of london. ah, journal for the moment m. many thanks to dinner, i'll touch you again in just a 2nd, but the ceremony is getting underway. spot on time. now at saint james's palace. let's listen in this. there's not a lot for you to hear of them are going to just take in the atmosphere and, and let's wait for this to begin the business for part one of the council. my lords, it is my side duty to inform you that her most gracious majesty, queen elizabeth the 2nd has passed away on thursday. the 8th of september 2022 at bell moral castle. i propose that when certain necessary business has been transacted, a deputation, consisting of her majesty his royal highness, the archbishop of canterbury, the lord chancellor, the archbishop of york, the prime minister, the clock at the council, and myself, shall wait on the king and in form hin t

how is that jonah set the scene for us? well, adrian, as i speak to you 2 hours away now from the start of the state funeral in westminster abbey, behind me there is a distinct sort of quiet, reverential hush about the only things you can hear. a helicopter hovering overhead . and the voices of journalists like me, commentating 2 countries all over the world. the final preparations, of course underway for this enormous occasion will be the biggest state occasion in all likelihood ever held in this country and in this city. and as i look at the scene of westminster abbey, behind me, the door to the abbey, guarded by the quantity of gods, the most senior regiments, the queen's god. of course, on the perimeter of the abbey, guarded by smart, uniform, black, uniform, bobbies. with this for these helmets are there is an enormous, bristling air of security around westminster. this whole precinct has been transformed into security fencing. crowd battery has lots and lots of police on hand military units on hand to support them as

and to be carried out, as jonah was talking about earlier, very much an opportunity for people to carry out a sense of morning at all stages of great britain. i'll just say was what baptism reporting live there from balmoral castle in scotland? britain's parliament will begin a meeting to pay tribute to the queen, and later in the day we expect king charles to meet prime minister list trust. let's go lived out of westminster. our diplomatic editor james bays. is there james? when his parliament, due to meet meeting one hour from now not normal business normally should have started at 930 this morning. in fact, normal business is going to be set aside for we think about 12 days until the funeral takes place. now the information that i have, oddly coming from new york overnight, the u. n. why would, why would the us be involved in this? why would different much be talking about this? well, they are talking about it. the arrangements have been announced yet, but there is discussion going on between the u. k. of the un because will be, does the supposed to be arriving in new york for the un

that's jonah hall with mr. evy for us. we're going to go to ellen fisher, who is at buckingham palace and this is an extremely busy day for king charles. what's going on is on his agenda today. while he made the short drive from class size where he stays at buckingham palace undergoing extensive renovation, and he's decided he isn't going to stay there until it's done. this is the official residence of the monarch and london to hear arrived a couple of hours ago. but 20 minutes after that we sold this to. 1 of course, as the new prime minister in the united kingdom attending a formal sit down with the king, of course lis trust was involved in the queen's last official duty when she went about moral to be invited to form a government. and then came back to london to do that. it's just one of the number of meetings that prince charles will have a reminder that his role is political, even though he is not allowed to take a political position. he will meet with the prime ministers of the dominions as they are cold. so the like

right now, jonah, half 1000 to families across australia, are also waiting for news of them missing loved ones. but for indigenous families, they can't help but feel when the chances of a person being found are influenced by the color of this skin. some lives matter more than others. this is the 1st time we had this in our family. because we have been listening to every story in all the communities that this thing was happening. now, everybody will know the impact losses offended by devastating alberta elderly. and i haven't been able to resolve this matter. a youngest child and you don't know what's happened to them, you get on it. have to ask the mother what that would feel like. i, i, i couldn't. i couldn't tell you when i wish. i know what she has been going through a li are all christmas. even people far away are so helping with the environment. problems in the amazon because they are consumers. i teach kids about that oceans are facing today. i've been working in earnest, trying to find ways to get this language helped to kids went away, do as the ocean. why and what are you going t

and jonah said the u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, in germany at the moment to also discuss the situation in ukraine. we heard from him in the last hour or so. what does he been saying? what a significant meeting this so secretary of defense, lloyd austin, as you say here, alongside the credit defense minister alexi, resume calls and ministers and defense officials from some 50 plus allies as well, including most the nato members of the participating countries. and this is the 5th meeting of the defense contact group set up by the americans here at ramstein back in april. and at each of these meetings, they sit down, they listen to ukraine, explaining the needs that they have on the battlefield and the allies, and talk about how they can meet those needs. this meeting will be no different in that sense. the americans have announced their latest tranche of military $89675000000.00 worth approved by president biden on wednesday. that'll be spent, he said on how it says other artillery systems, more

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