made somebody good point someone to take them to joseph's the sort of sentiment i guess from an economist perspective there would you agree with that that this policy hasn't been a success i mean mickey mouse currency is alice said you know the inflation the fact that it's gone from being the breadbasket to. just struggling to try and get the former productivities levels well suggested this before the peak of the campaigns for democratic reforms in africa but once upon a time upper class south africa was the most powerful economy on the continent a look mean that was right now quite clearly the land reform process you know other than the land grabbers the. political language is a necessity the issue is really we also need to look at zimbabwe today as a matter of reality and we are totally agree yes this fifty two million is a gesture suggest to show that the present government is different from that of robert mugabe absolutely absolutely sensible it has to be supported i think this governments need to be supported to simply say that yes you are giving an element of a gesture what can we d

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is going to have something to say about all of that but before we give we come back to joseph i wantto go to derek again and say you know the point that you made about basically stabilizing land ownership rights is that government's current policy. of i think that fifty three million dollars compensation package is that a step in the right direction. well. what i've seen from the conversations so far is that a lot of the politics is being airbrushed out of the discourse if i could just go back a little bit to the to the previous discussion. there was a conversation as to why no land reform had taken place up until the year two thousand there was a reason for that mccarthy was very aware that some bubbly was agro based economy and that agro based economy was being driven by largely by white farming and also by industry downstream from that that white farming there was an unspoken agreement with the white farmers you stay out of politics and you can keep keep the land and when the whites got involved in politics that's when the land invasion started the zimbabwean economy immediately b

joseph kabila joseph kabila who had reachched a term limits and so he had a kind of a successor lined up emmanuel at run is on the should arere a a lot of peoe felt that he had in the hope of winning if the results were free and fair. and the group would be the main at leader of a coalition of opposition parties enoughh time for you anand then tshisekedi comes out of nowhere really. so at a lot of analysts and joururnalists lookingng a at thought in the regegion aret rossss.. isis f. for reuters w west d centntral africica heath correspondent basased in the car he's sharing t this articlcle here a reutersrs ararticle quoting. and it's it's quoting an official from the you joiningg the army our ministry appointments he will do as he's told gonee o set in other words he's going to be at the beck and call of kabila it's with could be the only on to power. at that's what's that that this particular you an official. who was anonymously quoted by reuters said and i'll be on stage was another journalist based is specialized in the drc? at he's took he'ss using t e french term herere i'll cha

is going to have something to say about all of that but before we give we come back to joseph i want to go to derek again and say you know the point that you made about basically stabilizing land ownership rights is that government's current policy. of i think that fifty three million dollars compensation package is that a step in the right direction. well. what i've seen from the conversations so far that a lot of the politics is being airbrushed out of the discourse if i could just go back a little bit to the to the previous discussion. there was a conversation as to why no land reform had taken place up until the year two thousand there was a reason for that mccarthy was very aware that some bubbly was agro based economy and that agro based economy was being driven by largely by white farming and also by industry downstream from that that white farming there was an unspoken agreement with the white farmers you stay out of politics and you can to keep the land when the whites got involved in politics that's when the land invasion started the zimbabwean economy immediately began dec

i know how many of you find it hard to accept but i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as adversities but rather as partners and democratic change in our country. thousands of his supporters poured onto the streets to celebrate their hold it will be a new beginning to suffer in this country there's no job in this country i was in south africa and then to come back and got to there's no job and country the people these people are going to study and after that there's nothing the results triggered protesters in goma and congolese catholic chased leaders are also questioning the result local authorities in concrete in the south or west of the country say at least two civilians and two police officers were killed during riots several police stations were torched. she said kate is rival martin five is rejecting the provisional results and alleges what he calls an electoral who out to sue kill all those who learned of the truth of the ballot boxes especially to congress national bishops the past coup

they used to call this calypso colla pso joseph in the field.his calypso collapso and joseph in the field. they used to call this calyps the llapso and 2559; if j 5— , joseph in the field. they used to call this calyps the llaps victim 44:44— :j j 5— , like old times. like aid timest the like aid times. the iskiimzlies roach. like old times, the windies fast bowlers - away the rest, fast bowlers blew away the rest, england 77 all out, humiliated on throwback thursday. so here's the sorry tale of england's batting display today. sam curran was the knights english wicket, adil rashid was out soon afterwards. england all out for 77, trailing by 212 —— the ninth english wicket. there are still a couple of hours to go until stumps. well, to talk through day two so far, i'm joined by isabelle westbury, who's part of the test match special‘s cricket social team. who's part of the test match what who's part of the test match do you make about cc unbelievable, what do you make about collapse? unbelievable, yes, but also we have to shift the onus on to th

well i mean this year's african affairs commentator joseph a chain of thank you very much indeed for coming in so it's kind of bizarre situation where an opposition leader wins and then people are crying foul well what motivators called intellectual coote could could it have been engineered for an opposition leaders were not this it's very difficult not to believe so because a save the far edge is it true your foreign labor to. extended by several weeks results released three o'clock at night so it's very difficult but quite clearly also the money in which the now the fuck to. mr said he and his conversation with mr kabila and everything else that reson cuomo has been saying is like that's very difficult not to believe so so so what are you suggesting that kabila has come to some arrangement with the security come to a deal and and the elections rage in his favor what would that deal in. entail clearly inside congo and said it congo and amongst congolese peoples of spoken to including in kinshasa it's very clear the case that mr kabila basically wants to have a front tempted to use h

i know how many of you find it hard to accept but i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph could be the president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as a bursaries but rather as partners and democratic change. country. but the result has triggered protests goma and just to carry its rival modify hugo says the provision results were rate to suit you all those who learned of the truth of the ballot boxes especially to congress national bishops a possible conference sankoh of the church of congo through your historical observations we ask you to reveal to the congolese people of the whole world the name of the person who really was our people's choice others in the international community say the surprise victory is a torts with other talents. we're very concerned about the situation in the democratic republic of congo because it seems that the results announced mr xi security being the winner cannot match the expected result. the country with a history of coups conflict and contested elections has been on the edge there were allegations of widespread

i know how many of you find it hard to accept what i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as adversities but rather as partners and democratic change in our country. but now martin he's the runner up who led the polls before the vote has dismissed the results and electoral he called on observers to publish what he called quote real results tallies compiled by the influential catholic church also indicate that fire is the clear winner. out to sue q all those who learned of the truth of the ballot boxes especially to congress national bishops the past couple conference sankoh and the church of congo through your historical observations we ask you to reveal to the congolese people and to the whole world the name of the person who really was our people's choice. good rejects categorically the result published by the election commission president well given the situation security has been stepped up on the streets of the capital kinshasa as many fear a potential standoff could lead to further violence

both heavily influenced by the infamous attorney roy cohn, who served as a chief counsel senator josephy during the red scare in the 1950's and would later become a leading mob attorney. roy cohn represented donald trump for years and once claimed trump considered him to his best friend. roy cohn is the subject of a new documentary here at the sundance film festival. it is titled "where's my roy cohn?" i spoke to the film's director matt tyrnauer on sunday. i began by asking him to explain who roger stone is and his connection to roy cohn. >> he was a protÉge of roy cohn and has something in common with donald trump, other than being a friend and often a political advisor donald trump. they were both protÉges of roy cohn here at their origins in politics and really in the way they deal with life and business come from the same place, and that is the late william cohn. amy: talk about your feelings on friday, on that day that began with a raid of roger stone's house and who he is. >> roger stone is a political dirty trickster whose method and andona really dovetail presage the trump admi

joseph was losing money on the hotel. it was expensive to upkeep. it had crown molding and fireplaces. the 60's were coming. a new modernto be era. he decided people did not want an antique hotel. with the estate -- the state that he could tell -- sell the property to the state if he demolished the building. he tore down the hotel and it became owned by the state. the sand and sea club still owned the property with the guesthouse and the pool and releasing the property and continuing to use it. 1994nt that way until the earthquake. with the earthquake, the bungalows not designed by julia morgan collapsed and aware red tagged. meanwhile, santa monica had passed a referendum that no new hotels or restaurants could be built on the beach. we had a historic poll, a historic guesthouse and no one knew what to do with the property. >> we were approached by the city of santa monica in the mid-1990's. partnering with the annenberg foundation to revive and defunct beach estate private beach club. early on, i had the notion that are needed to be a memory of th

she sold the mansion and the guesthouses to a man named joseph drown. he owned the bel air hotel and planned to turn the main mansion into a hotel, which he did called ocean house hotel. he took the guesthouse and the rest of the property, with the historic pool, and shared those with a beach club called the sand and sea club. it was right here between the guesthouse and the main mansion. it functioned that way for 10 years. joseph brown was losing money on the hotel. it was expensive to upkeep. it had crown molding and fireplaces. the 60's were coming. it was going to be a new modern era. he decided people did not want an antique hotel. he made a deal with the state that he could sell the property to the state if he demolished the building. he tore down the hotel and it became owned by the state. meanwhile, the sand and sea club still owned the property with the bungaloes and the guesthouse and the pool and releasing the property and continuing to use it. it went that way until the 1994 earthquake. with the earthquake, the bungalows not designed by jul

the third is abraham and his father then abraham and his sons than joseph then moses and finally jesus. jesus and his mother. there is also a forwarding and afterward. the forward is scripture of violence and religion and the afterword is entitled is the tree into the word of god. considerations of those eight central chapters will give you a full comprehensive introduction to the qur'an. they deal with a quarter of qur'an which repeated the portion of the tree into which is an episode of the bible appears. that was a way for me to it brace myself with springs that i thought i had to talk about this scripture and to bring it down to a modest enough size that i thought i perked caps could get away with it. you will be the judge. readers have the final say. >> i am going to quote something from the forward of your book. and ask you to comment for our audience. this is from page 16 and it starts, while the jewish and christian scriptures became to completion centuries before mohammed was bored into speak of qur'an, qur'an spoke of gospel which are important parts. no attentive literary in

y le quiero que le digas a la gente que te llamas joseph. fuera manejado por hispanos. --el y al momento, el jefe eracamacho, y mi compaÑeros portorriqueÑo y yo era mexicano. y no querÍa que nosotros-- que el departamento tu vira muchos hispanos. borja: gracias, seÑor, por habernos acompaÑados y le mandamos un saludo. pero es un saqueo de varios pobladores en veracruz mÉxico. y todo esto ocurre cuando dos camiones que traÍan ganado se chocaron. decenas de personas acudan al vida y hundido grave. el fallecido serÍa un inmigrante centro americano que compaÑeros habÍan oído para evitar el arresto. borja: en mÁs noticias relacionadas con mÉxico, mira estas imÁgenes. una multitud desaforada del municipio en el estado de mÉxico que estÁ luchando por sacarse el combustible que sale de una fuga de un ducto de pemex. en conferencia de prensa el gobierno de mÉxico revelo un lavado de dinero por mÁs de 500 millones de dÓlares, referentes a la venta y al robo de esta gasolina. las autoridades fÍjate, caro, que en esta conferencia de prensa en la rob ven

has been declared the winner has made some kind of deal with president joseph kabila they've via the dating polls could be less complete the strings behind the scenes the fixity still being in control of the country and as a kid it becomes a public being told what to do a yes man and a fear that nothing much is going to change but here in this part of kinshasa the capital is a hall different story we outside the court of the pitch the candy some of his supporters have been coming here celebrating and when they say now we have to focus on fixing the economy creating jobs and it's a they know that he only won with many thanks nine percent of the vote which means many people did not vote for him they hope that he convinces enough people in congo that he's going to need to flee everyone not just face support us. well the election results have been a major trending topic worldwide and sara horowitz is here with the social media reactions are all well i see it has been let's start with this reaction. because this was the moment when she's can see it on his wife found out about his win and

so joseph from joseph machines is here to help you make things.irst you need some stinky meat. >> perfect. >> there you go. some rotten salami for the meat push-ups. you lay that out, add a gallon of water per ten push ups to the machine. assume the position. pull the string, voila, motivated. stinky meat push-ups. >> stinky meat. >> especially when you feel the burn, that will motivate you. >> squats are a great thing to do for your body. joseph has what you need. use that stinky diaper for the squat machine. >> nice. you see how he will have to go deeper as it goes on. this is great. >> all right. you know, again, sometimes you still just need motivation. maybe just using power tools will help. power tool jump rope. >> yeah. >> this is cool. we could do this one. >> this i would equate to the old carrot before the horse. >> this will motivate us to keep running. >> yeah. gets more interesting the further you go. you get the rotisserie chicken at the very end. >> fire up the treadmill, open wide. >>> okay. the theory was much better. >> once you

general joseph and general james the condo. thank you everybody.

just ahead of the preferred candidate of alex going for president joseph kabila the result is concerned it will pave the way for the country's first peaceful handover of power since independence from belgium in one nine hundred sixty s. the supporters have been celebrating on the streets of the capital kinshasa riot police have been deployed in the concerns of result may spark unrest how do we toss a has more from kinshasa. he had spoken and in his speech he called president joseph the father of democracy going to be a prison where everyone in congo not just his supporters and he thanked the other candidates namely martin for the manual to darya he did willing to work with them to build a bridge we also heard from martin for he is the man according to opinion polls who was supposed to have won the election he feels that the election was called in the supporters to defend the vote he had the option of going to court which is what he feels now one of viable option he could maybe try to whip up some kind of statement among his supporters to try and see whether he can actually gain some tra

around that time, joseph conrad walked the route to become a steamboat captain upriver.the heart of darkness, a novel whose title created the stereotype that still haunts the drc today. the trains only run once a week, after being derelict for years. it is an opportunity for the villagers along the way to sell as much as they can, in a five—minute mobile market. kinshasa, the democratic republic of congo's chaotic capital. joseph kabila has been president since 2001, but two years after delayed elections he is standing down. kinshasa is one of africa's biggest and fastest—growing cities. it is big and brash and bossy. there is a strange but colourful subculture that has grown out of kinshasa and across africa. the sapeurs, who put their confidence on display. princesse is getting ready for a night out. the french acronym sape stands for the society of ambience—makers and elegant people, and she certainly fits the bill. sape goes back to the 1920s, but it was the 60s after independence when it came into its own. when the musician papa wemba championed an extravagant dress

it resulted in the martyrdom of the profit joseph smith -- prophet joseph smith and his brother hiramuld not felt it exist within the boundaries of the united states because of all the trouble that had been so they felt that their safety would be better preserved in the western united states. that is when brigham young became the new president and prophet of the church and moved the church to utah. today, this visitor's site, thousands of members of our church visit here every year. they come back, drawn by their testimony, and the gratitude that they feel toward those early members of the church that came here and tried to do what the prophet was asking them to do. making that sacrifice is a very sacred thing to us. it helped them become something as a people. god refined them through this process. hisdeepened their faith and t feeling of covenant that they had made to god. all of that happened through this experience beginning here in independence. faithesses us in our because we see what they could do. we see how strong they were in their obedience and it makes us ♪ also. our city'

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joseph. and they are mainly a teaching and hospital order.eople in the bay area would know seton hospital in daly city is named after her. but that was her married name? and died in 1821? she died on january 4 and was canonized at some point? >> 1975. so it was quite a while. >> this canonization process is lengthy . >> it can be, john, paul and mother teresa were quite short. especially in our modern age things get rushed a bit. >> what happens on the next day? >> on the fifth we have another american he was not american- born he was a bohemian, john newman bishop of philadelphia. he is not some people think of cardinal newman different newman. spelled differently. he was very good at catechism, wrote 2 catechisms in german. he died in the late 1800s. he was a very holy man. >> was he a missionary? >> he was a man who is called to the priesthood and went to his own bishop in europe and said i want to be a priest. and they said we have too many priests. so we kept writing to people. saying can i be a priest they all turned him down they had t

milley thank you mark thank you thank you and congratulations very importantly congratulations general joseph l'engle and general

just because he promised to be the president of all congolese he also praised outgoing president joseph kabila as an important political partner who had been celebrating on the streets of the capital kinshasa as if confirmed the result could pave the way for the country's first peaceful handover of power since independence from belgium and nine hundred sixty tasa has more from kinshasa feeling to look a he was never really seen as the frontrunner in this election in fact according to opinion polls and the catholic church many people assume that martin another popular opposition leader would win by use the borders office speaking with make you late that perhaps give the kitty struck a deal with president joseph kabila and that the deal probably includes for example that you the k. becomes president and the ruling party candidate on the former ruling party candidate mangas adare becomes prime minister it doth peculation hadn't been confirmed but that is what they think so the president is vowing to stay in power as protests continue on the album she held a rally the thousands of supporter

with the outgoing president, joseph kabila. well, let's stay with that story — gaius kowene from bbc africa explains what martin fayulu wants to achieve through this petition in the constitutional court. he is asking for a manual vote recount and he is also asking for results to be published, polling station by polling station, so that he can compare what the electoral commission has with the data that his own observers from his own political party collected and sent to his headquarters here. and after that, the court will have a maximum of seven days to look into his petition and also to look into all the evidence that he provided. right after that, the court will announce its final decision to say whether fayulu is right and whether all the votes should be recounted or simply cancelled.

dominance in the world political analyst joseph chang live from hong kong. and. norway is investigating a possible act of terror after a knife attack in a supermarket in the country's capital thursday police say the suspect is in custody and has been identified as a russian national in his twenty's the victim was reportedly snob while at pain in the shop and is in a critical condition in hospital norway's police chief said the investigation is looking into possible links to islamist extremism they suspect claimed he wanted to kill several people while under questioning. a former mayor of london is among the guests next to cross talk on no prizes for guessing the topic today after the week that was a clue that starts with a b. . public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. little rooms to. go to. the new orleans. officer. to get up off the ground serve began to pay down. and then freeze on the sounds of fighting him soon i mean grown man like wrestling essentially the officer who. threw his john. twisted away from the officer. of his group. the ob

joseph: two possibilities.ossibility is that it is a narrow indictment th starts and ends with roger stone. he was a trickster, he negotiated and facilitated thele e of these stolen emails, and that he lied about it and is facing the consequences. ei don't think s there, though, because there were so many more facts in here that were not necessary to bring this case of roger stone. i believe it is laying the foundation for further steps to come. i think it will be fleshing out who were those individuals at the trump campaign, what was the extent of the coordi, and who knew about it. these are basic answers that the mueller probe has been after since the beginning and the amer waiting patiently to find out. rajini: thanks for coming in. i,seph: thanks, rajin good to be here. rajini: let's look at some of the day's other news. the leader of sudan's largest opposion party have joined the calls for omar al-bashir to step down. hundreds of protesters took to the streets following the arrest. poli fired tear gas to t

challenged in court his chief rival is martin failure and accuses him of plotting with outgoing president joseph kabila to rig the outcome. memphis's you see that although the situation on the ground has fortunately remained it generally comes so far it remains highly worrying to put it bluntly we have serious doubts about the results in the democratic republic of congo where the election delayed several times since twenty sixteen was beset with problems including the exclusion of about a million voters in the east where there isn't a bowler break uncertainty about the winner threatens to spark violence in the country hoping for its first peaceful transition of power since independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty let's cross over to her metasearch who's in the capital

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but i say it with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic. today we must no longer consider each other as our adversaries. but rather as partners in democratic change in our country. some believe she sick eighty one by cutting a deal with president joseph kabila who's clung to power for eighteen years although could be less preferred candidates and he came third the man expected to win martin fire ulu is among many contesting the results. soon. moved him of these results do not reflect the truth of the ballots so. this is obviously an acceptable electoral fraud of a nature that will provoke general chaos across the country this year. it will be up to the country's constitution or court to validate the vote and while there's growing concern that opposition to the result could turn violent for now just a k.d. supporters across the country are celebrating yet. and let's get more now we are joined by correspondent going to scaredy who is joining us from kinshasa so the powerful catholic church which monitor the selection has just given a press co

but i say it with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph could be president of the republic. today we must no longer consider each other as adversaries. but rather as partners in democratic change in our country. some believe sikka katie won by cutting a deal with president joseph kabila whose clung to power for eighteen years. although could be preferred candidate only came third the man expected to win martin is among many contesting the results. susan. moved him of these results do not reflect the truth of the ballots. this is obviously an acceptable electoral fraud of a nature that will provoke general chaos across the country mr meanwhile the country's influential catholic church is already questioning the vote it says official results do not match the outcome compiled by its forty thousand observers at all polling stations across the troubled country the church has also called for calm. still many people are upset in golmaal many did not hide their feelings amid the potential for unrest. if you look at we don't want to smack billions sale of the congolese people's power

but i say it with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic. would today we must no longer consider each other as adversaries. but rather as partners in democratic change in our country. let's get more now we're going to go to correspondent william clough us who is in the capital kinshasa william welcome to the program we're hearing people are celebrating on the streets what are you seeing . welcome traffickers traditionally being a stronghold of felix's security party the. after the announcement about two or three am in the morning there were indeed the scenes of jubilation of thousands of people in the streets particularly in the areas where the u.p.s. is traditionally strongest and this is a big big surprise for them because that proxy was the first opposition party grounded in congo with nearly eighty and if you talk to their supporters they've been waiting a very very long time for this so that's the same contrast there is no longer a city that it's entirely for further u.p.s. an official predictions because he said it's not seen that univ

much humiliation and much suffering but joseph maintained his relationship with god and joseph livedd sisters in africa and lift them and help them to become everything that god can make them. the developed nations of the world has taken so much from africa. it's time for us to work for the development of africa. african americans must be for africa and jewish americans have been for israel. i realize that we cannot help our brothers if we ourselves are wounded psychologically, economically, and physically. as presiding bishop of the church of god in christ, i have asked each of our 12,000 churches to expand their ministries by implementing a five point plan called the urban strategy offering programs in five focused areas. area number one, education, the bible says my people will destroy for lack of knowledge. education is the doorway to productive, empowerment, and wealth. education will lower the crime rate, lower the unemployment rate, inrcarcerated adults are among those with the highest level of unemployment. we must offer literacy, development enhancement programs in our commu

it's taken from that moment when joseph's brothers see joseph and they are about to throw him into the well, into the darkness. i'm telling you right now, we are in the pit right now. these are dark times in america. we're tearing each other apart. when we fail to show a more courageous empathy. when we change nations that look to create a beloved community and now we say we're going to tolerate each other. we're in the pit right now. we need leaders like you who lead with love, and love is not seeing the child as they are, love is seeing the child as he could be, as he should be, as he will be if we invest in that child. so what is written there right where martin luther king was murdered is is what joseph's brothers said when they saw joseph approaching before they threw him in the pit. but you know, joseph ascended. he rose up into the palace. i believe that's our destiny to rise again. we will rise. what does it say? as as i close, what does it say on that little plaque? the words from the torah are written there. it says "behold, here cometh the dreamer. let us slay him and see wh

was some believe jessa katie won by cutting a deal with president joseph kabila who's clung to power for and the teen years although could be less preferred candidate only came in third the man expected to win martin for you lou is among many contesting the results. susan. the end of these results do not reflect the truth of the ballots so. this is obviously an acceptable electoral fraud of a nature that will provoke general chaos across the country. it will be up to the country's constitutional court to validate the vote for now to cicadas supporters across the country are celebrating even as initial reports come in of violent protests in which more people may have died. oh. well let's get some analysis of what is unfolding in the d.r. see right now stephanie walters is. in your research fellow at the institute of security studies and she joins us from johannesburg in south africa very good day it's probably too early for a felix arcadia to pop the champagne but the country's powerful catholic church is already contesting his win the runner up says he's going to challenge the outcom

i know how many of you find it hard to accept but i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as adversities but rather as partners and democratic change in our country. thousands of his supporters poured onto the streets to celebrate their hold it will be a new beginning to suffer in this country there's no job in this country i was in south africa i'm going to come back i'm going to there's no job and country. people there's people aboard to study and after that there's nothing the result triggered protesters in goma and congolese catholic chase leaders are also questioning the result local authorities in concrete in the south west of the country say at least two civilians and two police officers were killed during riots several police stations were torched. she said kate is rival martin five is rejecting the provisional results and alleges what he calls an electoral. how to sue you all those who learned of the truth of the ballot boxes especially to congress national bishops the past couple confere

i know how many of you find it hard to accept but i say with sincerity i pay homage to president joseph kabila president of the republic today we must no longer consider each other as adversities but rather as partners and democratic change in our country. thousands of his supporters poured onto the streets to celebrate they hope it will be a new beginning to suffer in this country there's no job in this country i was in south africa i'm going to come back i'm going to there's no job and country the people these people are going to study and after that there's nothing the result triggered protesters in goma and congolese catholic chastely days are also questioning the result local authorities in concrete in the south west of the country say at least two civilians and two police officers were killed during riots several police stations were torched. just a kid is rival martin five is rejecting the provisional results and alleges what he calls an electoral who. kill all those who learned of the truth of the ballot boxes especially to congress national bishops the past couple conference sa

joseph kabila has clung on to his presidency since his term ended two years ago despite that he sayshe will step down after seventeen years in power he hopes emmanuel rahman son is shaddai would take his place a man who played a role in the violent suppression of opposition protest in two thousand and seventeen shot hari is up against two main opposition front bonus for more oil executive mushing face and the son of the late opposition leader felix just. the united nations security council held a closed door meeting with representatives calling for transparency in the election results we call on all actors for call and restraint the olding of these consultations underlines the will of the security council to maintain a very attentive monitoring of the electoral process but opposition members are suspicious of delays due to possible results tempering. the coalition. against any attempt to change the results posted in front of the polling stations and hold it responsible consequences. it's been the election fraught with issues there's been violence on the streets out of vote he was cau

joseph knew what it meant to serve others. like so many of his generation, he worked in his community and was a person dedicated to do something bigger than himself. what a powerful lesson for all of us to recall today. he was a model american citizen and he will be missed. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from alabama, ms. sewell, for five minutes. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the extraordinary life and legacy of the late mayor, larry paul lankford. mayor lankford was a beloved mayor of birmingham and fairfield as well as serving jefferson county as its first african-american president of the jefferson county commission. he devoted much of his time to big ideas, big ideas for the people that he lived in the communities that he served in. mayor lankford will be remembered as a larger than life personality who broke barriers as the first black reporter for the renal at wbrc, the -- region at wbrc, the first black mayor

says its candidate felix kerry has won its calling for a transition meeting with outgoing president joseph kabila the country's electoral commission has yet to release the results meanwhile one of the main observers of the presidential election is reporting irregularities and more than half of the counting centers at monitored ultimate hossa has the latest from the capital kinshasa shopkeeper blank. the democratic republic of congo has had a difficult history several civil wars and contested elections he wants election results released as soon as possible to ease tensions so the country can move on. the political situation. very few people are spending money. things. election officials were supposed to release provisional results on january sixth but it's a logistical challenges are causing delays now they're expected to be announced later this week this could be the first democratic transfer of power in the us since independence from belgium and nine hundred sixty that's it everybody here except. many people in decades of everything on it that makes. opposition leaders say they fear the v

and so we like to imagine being in the joseph and ellen noland home and imagining young harry truman looking across the street at 219 north delaware street knowing that the great love of his life was in that home. well, one day in 1910, and unfortunately we don't know the exact date, harry truman happened to be visiting his cousins at the noland home. and bess truman's mother, imagine gates wallace, happened to make a cake for the nolands. and the cake plate needed to be returned. with the speed of light, truman ran across delaware street, rang the door bell at 219 north delaware. bess wallace answered the door. and they laid eyes upon each other probably for the first time since they graduated in 1901. and that started one of the greatest presidential romances of all time. and so the earliest letter that survives from harry to bess truman is from december 31, 1910. and they would court for the next nine years and then on june 28, 1919, perhaps ironically, the day that the armistice was signed and in world war i, they would be married and have their wedding reception on the beautiful

everyone there to honor vet name veteran joseph walker. and we honor joseph walker, too.id muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. good night. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> a protest today as california public utility commission discusses a possible bailout for pg&e in the wake of those devastating wildfires. this as a new report says that 2018 fire season was one of the most expensive in state history. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm kristen sze. dan noyes is live outside the cpuc in san francisco with the very latest. dan? >> well, kristen and ama, the meeting just wrapping up. i'll tell you, it was a wild scene in there, shouting, the puc just plowing ahead. many oppose saying it's being rushed, but many say it seems the train is down the tracks. a crowd of 30 protesters shouted down the puc, but the panel plowed ahead approving pg&e's plan to obtain $5 billion of loan from several major banks while the utility goes through chapter 11. jessica tovar is with clean energy alliance. >> the cpuc today