joseph chang. thank you. my hunger is 5 minutes to victor. alba has declared victory in an election, overshadowed by the war and neighboring ukraine. or van is a close ally of russian president vladimir putin. his early results give his party a comfortable majority in parliament under simmons reports from budapest tomb for victor oberon, who likes to think of himself as the strong man of yield. his supporters are elated . whatever the overall thinking hunger, his voters have given their leader an overwhelming vote of confidence. i guess your lives in case we look pretty good. we'd never looked as good as to night. i'm. if we won a huge victory from it can even be seen from the moon, but in brussels for sure. that last quit was aimed at the you all. bam is its biggest critic from within me model for the leader of the opposition. peter, mark his i, who had brought together 6 parties in the united alliance. it was a humiliating loss in his home town and the overall defeat for his alliance. there is no democrats

joseph chang is a political analyst and former professor of political science at city university. hong kong, he says, lambs administration is likely fallen out of favor with beijing. you gave the new show, excuse of, according party to the family. but the general reading has been, administration has not done well in the combat of the co would epidemic. and the economy in hong kong is not in good shape. he also doesn't get along well with the co b. james can, hong kong in china to day, neither demands very strong accountability from local officials in combat of cobit and did this difficult. therefore, for b, jane to retain given the rather difficult situation rather difficult academic situation in the territory. i think hong kong people have no high expectations with regard to of universal democracy to a strengthening of human rights world law and so on. it is generally be that the heart mind, the authoritarian 9 will continue and this will very much be confirmed by the sound you have party call was to be held this autumn when she can ping will probably receive a further comb. now, chin

changed. ulyana suprun's cousin taras vodnik, during the time of joseph biden's vice presidency, was the curator of the security service of ukraine from the american cia , here is what the official representative of the russian foreign ministry maria zakharova writes in her telegram channel of the army of independent ukraine in 1919, there is information that at the beginning of world war ii, he was a member of bandera formations and participated in battles and sabotage operations against soviet troops in the carpathians ulyana suprun's husband brand suprun, a propagandist and producer from canada in ukraine, is known for his connections with ultra-right activists, it was uliana suprun who destroyed the entire system of sanitary and epidemiological control. here, as if two problems arose immediately, outbreaks of new diseases appeared, and by and large there was no one to treat and fix. this will also become there is no one, so yes, ukraine thus turned into a biological bomb for all the countries that surround it. the amount of us funding for biological laboratories in ukraine is over $ 200 mill

change, why is climate legislation falling so short? harridan in franconia in his party, c su, politician, and long time parliamentarian joseph griffith has gained a reputation as a climate change pioneer he filed the legal suit along with feel exec caught an indirect challenge to his own party. it been fair, crudely vile. i'm very happy as this is a very big signal from outside the political sphere before you take cold. the politician glossy head to the political class would not have most of the strength itself to agree real climate protection measures thought the required changes in life. starsky, liberating in which reason the court ruled in favor of yoseph couple even though he is not personally threatened by climate change that can't be said for his home region, which now suffers from ever longer lasting droughts. yoseph double hopes the ruling will be a wake up call for his fellow lawmakers, birthday my estimate as that at least half of the parliamentarians leaving believe the things won't become anywhere as bad as made out to my young for hash this return shortly. alice nice child i saw is feel dark. there was a lack of awareness a

change that. >> reporter: every day that joseph harris shows up for work at the high school he attended in southaddresses his past and these kids' futures. >> you're about to graduate, man. i see myself again in some of these students. i've had the same struggles. yeah! i felt pain, like these students felt pain. >> reporter: at 22, harris, who was prelaw, is now working toward a teacher certificate. how many male teachers of color did you have growing up? >> i didn't have a male black teacher until my ninth grade year. >> reporter: do you think it matters? >> oh, for sure. >> reporter: in fact, one study shows just one teacher of color in third through fifth grade reduce a student of color's chances of dropping out beore graduation by up to 39%. but black men make up just 2% of teachers in america, something sharif el-mekki is on a mission to change. nothing is more effective. >> nothing more effective. >> reporter: ...for black kid than having black teachers. >> absolutely. >> reporter: el-mekki runs the center for black educator development, a nonprofit aimed at attracting more black men into

each with veto power as joseph stalin himself insisted. the world has changed 77 years ago. that is, russia has the power to veto any resolution it opposes. it's like giving a senator on the floor a veto over any legislation without any overriding? >> exactly. what we're seeing when there is a fundamentally disagreement among the permanent members, nothing happens. >> reporter: suggestions to reform the council by adding more permanent members or removing vetoes all together have been non-starters. as former u.n. ambassador bill richardson points out, it's all about keeping power. >> i am being honest with you. i don't think anyone wants girlfriend up thundershower veto. >> reporter: and russia is not about to vote itself off the security council either, but though weeks ago it was condemned by the u.n. general assembly. those were nonbinding resolutions. russia was thrown off the human rights council, but that wasn't a unanimous decision. >> here is the headline. a majority of the members of the united nations did not vote to expel russia. >> what does that te

each with veto power as joseph stalin himself insisted. the world has changedt the council remains largely as it was 77 years ago, that is, russia has the power to veto any resolution it opposes. it's like giving a senator on the floor a veto over any legislation without any -- >> exactly. what we're seeing is when there's a fundamental disagreement among the permanent members, nothing happens. >> reporter: suggestions to reform the council by adding more permanent members or removing vetoes all together have been nonstarters. as form er u.n. ambassador bill richardson points out, it's all about keeping power. >> i'm being honest with you. i don't think anyone's going to want to give up their veto. >> reporter: and russia is not about to vote itself off the security council either. although weeks ago, it was condemned twice by the u.n. general assembly, but those were in nonbinding resolutions. russia was also thrown off the human rights council, but even that wasn't a unanimous decision. >> here's the real headline. a majority of the members of the united nati

and joseph, this behavior of playing with fire is aimed at changing the current status quo of the cross straight relations. changing shanghai is decision to convert some apartments into quarantine centers as infuriated tenants have been evicted. as the log down in china's largest city goes on, present. eugene ping as ordered every one to stick to the 0 covered 19 policy. but any you reports from vision, police in protective gear struggle to control an angry crowd. these young high residents, a protesting against being pulled from their homes. their apartment blocks are being turned into temporary quarantine centers. some are kneeling on the ground, begging the police not to take them away. this city of more than 25000000 people has been brought to its knees by the worst corps in a virus outbreak. china's face since the beginning of the pandemic, 300000 infections have been recorded since march looked out, which was supposed to last a few days, is now stretching into its 3rd week with no end in sight. the once bustling commercial center is now quiet and empty with most of the city's popu

joseph and lydia gave me. i haven't heard back about the change of heart, will we know for sure is that people saw the story. yo yo's is up and running because of you, our viewers. >> such great people. after your try, i went there to have lunch and ran into a gentleman associated with the battery, a private membership right around the corner. they, too, are planning in a big way to support them. they are not competition. they want the people in the neighborhood to be supported. >> we need each other. when we lived that, magic happens. >> great story, big hearts. thanks. >>> in other news tonight, san mateo high school is dealing with a covid outbreak following prom night two weeks ago. it was held at san francisco's asian art museum. district leaders say 90 out of 600 students at the event tested positive. they said wearing masks was strongly recommended but many did not wear them. the district says indoor masking will be required for this saturday night prom at hillsdale high. >>> more fallout from the ruling that ended mandatory masking on public transportation. it turns out that dropping the requirements

change that. >> reporter: every day that joseph harris shows up for work at the high school he attended in southhiladelphia, he addresses his past and these kids' futures. >> i see myself again as some of these students. i've had the same struggles. >>> yeah, you about to graduate. >>> i feel pain like these students. >> reporter: harris who was pre-law is now working toward a teacher certificate. >>> how many male teachers of color did you have growing up? >> i didn't have a black teacher until my 9th grade year. >> reporter: do you think it matters? >> oh, for sure. >> reporter: in fact, one study shows just one teacher of color in third through 5th grade reduces a student of color's chances of dropping out before graduation by up to 39%. but black men make up just 2% of teachers in america. something sharifa mackie is on a mission to change. >> nothing is more effective than black kids having black teachers. >> absolutely. >> reporter: he runs the center for development, aimed at attracting more black men into the teaching field. >> if a black child has a black educator, they are less likely

and he said that the comments that had been made by joseph or else significantly is significantly changed the rules of the game. he said that it appears the you foreign policy. she was either a confused when he made the comments or miss spoke a as a result of his visit to ukraine on friday. as joseph or else said that the outcome of this war will be decided on the battlefield. that is something that the russians have really reacted to as saying that it's not his place to say how this a war will end. and that's really the european union is not a military organization. and at the financial aid that they've been providing to ukraine, really illustrates how, as the united states and muster empowers, have managed to influence at the key of governments. and this is just yet another example of that the of russian foreign minister survey lover of saying that his comments are unacceptable and really misguided. and he said that the russian foreign ministry will react further in the coming days when they've examined all the documents that are going to be coming out of the various meetings that have

familiar to everyone for 2,000 years in this regard, little has changed, firstly, the appearance of an additional heir could turn joseph'satives against her. secondly, she became a stepmother for his older children from her first marriage, and only the youngest of them, jacob, fell in love with mary as a second mother, and immediately recognized the baby christ as a brother. by the way, james began to help mary when she overcame, and jesus was still too small to earn on his own. after joseph's death, financial constraints will become even greater , and mary will have to make more and more efforts to maintain a small, meager household. i think there was no special inheritance there, they all received it. eh, jesus' father's specialty is, er, and the court did not claim to, er, to head the father's firm there. he took on something completely different . we know that there is a famous episode in the bible, how during the execution of jesus, the roman wars shared it as a hit and it is shown in all films. about christ at a glance. it looks ridiculous, who needs the poor man's rags, but it turns out he was not an easy hit. it

those are the u.s., france, the uk, china and russia, each with veto power as joseph stalin himself insisted. the world has changedke giving a senator on the floor a veto over any legislation without any over-rise. >> zaexactly and we're seeing wn there's a fundamental disagreement among primary members, nothing happens. >> reporter: accounts by removing permanent members or vetos all together have been nonstarters as former u.n. ambassador bill richardson points out it's all about keeping power. >> i'll be honest with you, i don't think anyone will want to give up their veto. >> reporter: and russia is not about to vote itself off the security council either, although weeks ago it was condemned twice by the u.n. general assembly but those were in nonbinding resolutions, russia was also thrown off the human rights council but even that wasn't a unanimous decision. >> here's the real headline, a majority of the members of the united nations did not vote to expel russia. >> what does that tell you. >> it tells you russia has support around the world. >> reporter: putin really concerns about the stature the security

each with veto power that joseph stalin himself insisted. the word has changedrgely as it was 77 years ago. that is, russia has the power to veto any resolution it opposes. >> it's like giving a senator on the floor a veto over any legislation, without any overrides? >> exactly. and what we're seeing is when there's a fundamental disagreement among the permanent members, nothing happens. >> reporter: suggestions to reform the council by adding more permanent members, or removing vetoes altogether have been nonstarters. as former u.n. ambassador bill richardson points out, it's all about keeping power. >> i'm being honest with you, i don't think anyone is going to want to give up their veto. >> reporter: and russia is not about to vote itself off the security council either. although weeks ago, it was condemned twice by the u.n. general assembly. but those were in nonbinding resolutions. russia was also thrown off the human rights council. but even that wasn't a unanimous decision. >> here's the real headline, a majority of the members of the united nations did n

statements by the use topped of mat on supplying ukraine with weapons will change the rules of the game. so gay love says joseph, browse remarks confirmed that the in you is building a kind of collective military structure with lucian studios little's world. the so this is very serious turning point, even in the policy that the e u and the west on the whole, undeniably under the united states leadership has been pursuing since the start of our special military operation. this policy reflect and betterment and even fury in some respects. and of course, it's been determined certainly not only by ukraine, but also by the fact that ukraine has been transformed into a foothold for completely suppressing russia and submitting russia to the global system. being built by the west, which is always kept moving closer to our borders. contrary to all promises it gave, despite the end of the cold war. and despite the warsaw pact and the soviet union's disappearance, with oster, barry joins us now live from moscow. daughter. so how these latest comments from joseph ro, likely to be gone down with the russian foreign minister

said statement by the top diplomat on supplying ukraine with weapons, will change the rules of the game. so gay lover off says joseph rails remarks, confirm that the e u is building a kind of connective military structure or sanctions on russia. and the warren ukraine of said to st. global food prices sort, it's fed costs will continue to climb. if the fighting doesn't stop him on com reports from the q region food warehouse is burned to the ground in ukraine. supermarket shelves empty globally. the effect of russia's war in ukraine isn't just affecting people in the country, but around the world. ukraine and russia between them produced 53 percent of the world, sunflower, oil, and seeds, and 27 percent of its wheat. to put that into perspective, if current supplies of sunflower oil run out, belgium runs out of the ability to make french fries. if wheat supplies run low, lebanon could run out of bread along with egypt, and soon as you and $27.00 african countries can face which shortages where the russia, i'm the tough sanctions and his food exports severely restricted. and the war also stopping ukrainian exports. b

and joseph, this behavior of playing with fire is aimed at changing the current status quo of the cross straight relations. changing 3 chinese astronaut. it's a back on earth out a record breaking 6 month mission to china's newest space station. as it's excluded from the international space station, china's going it along with a multi $1000000000.00 space program or a burden. manley has more loyal know, top down in north china's in among julianne 3. taken out. that's chinese astronauts are on solid ground up to 6 month in space. 30 pulled out to the cap. phil mission, commander jayson gong guy here. she's was yet. we sank president. she's paying for his concern and care. we thank the people for the support and encouragement will not judge for he was followed by colleagues. one yeah, ping and yeah, going from the shunt jo. 13 mission recorded a few 1st for china. one became the 1st chinese woman to complete a space walk told and was china's longest crude mission ah station with wounds from geo kwan satellite launch center in the gobi desert in mid october. hours later it talked with chin

and joseph, this behavior of playing with fire is aimed at changing the current status quo of the cross straight relations. changing shanghai is decision to convert some apartments into quarantine centers as infuriated tenants who have been evicted. as the logs on a chinese larger said he goes on president, she's in peng assorted every one to stick to the 0 covered 19 policy. at an a you reports from beijing, police in protective gear, struggle to control an angry crowd. these shanghai residents, a protesting against being pulled from their homes. their apartment blocks are being turned into temporary quarantine centers. some are kneeling on the ground, begging the police not to take them away. this city of more than 25000000 people has been brought to its knees by the worst corps in a virus outbreak. china's face since the beginning of the pandemic, 300000 infections have been recorded since march looked down, which was supposed to last a few days, is now stretching into its 3rd week with no end in sight. the once bustling commercial center is now quiet and empty, with most of the city

statements by the ease talked of mat on supplying ukraine with weapons, will change the rules of the game. so again, love says joseph, browse remarks confirmed that the e u is building a kind of collective military structure negligence. susan littles were also visual . this is a very serious turning point, even in the policy that the e u and the west on the whole, undeniably under the united states leadership has been pursuing since the start of our special military operation. this policy reflect and betterment and even fury in some respects. and of course, it's been determined certainly not only by ukraine, but also by the fact that ukraine has been transformed into a foothold for completely suppressing russia and submitting russia to the global system. being built by the west, which is always kept moving closer to our borders. contrary to all promises it gave, despite the end of the cold war and despite the warsaw pact and the soviet union's disappearance. dost of ari has the latest from moscow? so good luck, ross is not really happy about the comments that were made by the foreign policy chief after he visited th

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to joseph will tend to develop later on couple wanted tojoseph been ordered scotland but otherwise it's another dry day with the light winds across the whole of the country. temperatures not changing see some changes in the weather is a high pressure starts to relinquish its grip put up a little area of low pressure could pick in the cloud up enough to bring just a few passing showers. that's most likely across northern areas of the uk, the south most likely to stay dry with a few brighter spells. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: a considerable distance apart, un secretary general antonio guterres holds talks in moscow with russian president vladimir putin. "abnormal and very, very dangerous" — the iaea's verdict on the radiation levels at the disused chernobyl nuclear power plant. i'll be discussing how the west now deals with putin's russia with a former us ambassador to nato. also coming up: us police release footage of the actor alec baldwin practising drawing his gun on the set where a crew member was shot. and can the marcos name return to govern? the son of deposed philippines leader ferdinand marcos is the front—runner

peter was only 11 and all of a sudden his life completely changed families were broken up 130 people were auctioned after jefferson's death. joseph was actually one of the people that were that were freed, but but peter was not he was sold to a master a very cruel master who forbade him to read who whipped him, you know, it was a very is a time of suffering for that for this young man who left monticello. he tried to escape and was caught and brought back. eventually joseph foster joseph fawcett rather with the help of some friends was able to buy his son's freedom and they all the whole family moved to ohio peter fawcett became a reverend. he became a caterer had a successful business. he worked with the underground railroad. and years later it was in 1900. he was 85 at this time. he was invited back to monticello. so by this time, you know, the jeffersons had long since lost the house the levy family a jewish family. that was very inspired by jefferson's commitment to religious freedom. they had bought it and they welcomed peter fawcett back. back home, so he had left auctioned off from the west lawn of monticello, and he walke

change of heart about the increase. and they found out that is not the only help the neighborhood favorite is getting. >> a landlord letter asking for money. yo-yos owner josephia didn't have. prompting lydia to tell me -- >> if we have to close i will post the sign that the landlord forced me to close. >> reporter: fast forward to thursday -- >> to all my lovely customers -- >> and it is joseph and lydia writing letters to their customers. >> thank you for your support during the pandemic. >> hne porter: you did.so, from individual orders -- >> i think we increased 80%. it surprised me. >> reporter: to one particular order from a yo-yos neighbor. >> i got an order from the teachers at the school. >> reporter: a $134 school order. >> because they saw your story. >> reporter: teachers on broadway streets johnson elementary our story and and the music of kindness down the street with a big order, a really big order. >> we didn't hear that yo-yos wasn't doing well and there was potential they wouldn't make it so we wanted to support them. >> reporter: food that warms their bellies and kindness that warms their hearts. and her america, she says, kids are never to

josephs later on jesus participated in the building work. in fact. it's only an hour's walk not far. at twenty six in the year of our era, an event occurs that will change only now world events are beginning to intertwine with his fate, a new procurator, pontius pilate, arrives in judea. if we draw an analogy with our days, it was the governor sent from the center. but at that moment no one betrayed this event of special significance. the baptism of jesus christ sums up everything that we know about jesus is written in the bible, but this book is about teaching, not about a person, so very little is said about christ himself. but we still want imagine the image of jesus i remember how my mother staged for us jesus christ superstar hands opera and we watched this rock opera to the holes, directly watched, at that time my older sister. she basically talked to me about how you are doing it normally, maybe, in general, there were such simple questions. we had each other. how did we assume jesus was a man with a penetrating eye, well-read and educated at the same time, who did not avoid holidays? i'm pretty sure he had a good sense of humor. because only a s

and the former president joseph ramos orator at they bowen each other for years of political paralysis. the stream is next asking how you are support for gun reform has changed since the pandemic. ah ah. i us any ok? my shootings around the usb small has caught pro, gum writes, and pro gum reform campaign is debating each other again. but what is different this time around is the significant growth in the number of gun owners in the us since the covey pandemic began. what difference will that make in terms of americans attitudes towards con, reform? that is ashley to day we get i show started with a founder of black guns. yes, i am a gun owner. this misconception that there's an extreme concern about rising violence in america. i think the 1st stop is to acknowledge that misnomer based on f, b, i statistics, filing crime in america has been on the decline for the last 20 years now because it's a serious issue on mainstream media and it's impacted the lives of americans. i understand the concern, we combat that concern by education. conflict resolution de escalation, while preserving the human right to self defense. that is the best way to combat the concerns

joseph, thank you. >> you've been in a relationship with emmett till now for more than a decade. how has he changedou? >> that's a hard question. it's actually a common question, as well. the easy way to answer it is to stay say that i did not take up his story because he was an advocate for racial justice. i became an advocate for racial justice because i took up till's story. i often tell people, in fact i might have even told you tonight, that when i started making this i thought it was going to be a part-time job. i was going to write a book on architecture, truth be told, but it never happened. it became an occasion and i described it as a calling occasionally. this story captured my life. one of the reasons i included that photograph of my daughter and i in the smithsonian is to give people the sense that it is a job, and i'm not unaware of the fact that i get paid for my job of being a professor, but it has become more than a job. it has seeped into not just my life but my family's life. i wish, honestly, both my kids could be here, but ashton in particular loves the stories. .org/history. w

joseph burrell, says, has also been talk of additional sanctions against russia. after more than 6 weeks of more or less, foreign minister says those statements by the union supplying ukraine with weapons will pull, change the rules of the game, and approaching seduce little's world food the so this is very serious turning point, even in the policy that the you and the west, on the whole, undeniably under the united states leadership has been pursuing since the start of our special military operation. this policy reflect and betterments and even fury in some respects. and of course, it's been determined, certainly not only by ukraine, but also by the fact that ukraine has been transformed into a foothold for completely suppressing russia and submitting russia to the global system. being built by the west of which is always kept moving closer to our borders. contrary to all promises it gave, despite the end of the cold war. and despite the warsaw pact and the soviet union's disappearance, a forensics team from the international commission on missing persons is going to ukraine to help identify the dead and gather information that could lay to be used in a war crimes case. the director general, catherine

joseph. thank you. other professors carry over here you've been in a relationship with emmett till now for more than a decade. how has emmett changed? that's a hard question and it's actually a common question, too. the easy way to answer it is to say that i did not. take up till story because i was an advocate for racial justice. i became an advocate for rachel justice. because i took up till story. i often tell people. in fact, i might even told you guys tonight that when i started making this app. i thought it was going to be a part-time job. i was going to write a book on architecture truth be told that never happened. but it became a vocation and occasionally, i describe it as a calling. right this story really captured my life and one of the reasons i include that photograph of my daughter and i in the smithsonian is to give people a sense that it's it's not. it is a job. and i'm not unaware of the fact that i get paid for my job of being a professor. right, but it has become more than a job. right? it's sort of seeped into not just my life, but to my family's life. right, and i wish honestly, i wish both my kids could be her

joseph, they are not subject to these high rates of extra tax. you don't pay council tax on a static caravan. how is that changing the market? shes caravan., ., , market? as long as the individual is aware of that. _ market? as long as the individual is aware of that, we _ market? as long as the individual is aware of that, we are _ market? as long as the individual is aware of that, we are still _ market? as long as the individual is aware of that, we are still quite - aware of that, we are still quite affordable. fora aware of that, we are still quite affordable. for a holiday home there is nothing _ affordable. for a holiday home there is nothing that is more affordable. if you _ is nothing that is more affordable. if you purchase it, you can use it throughout— if you purchase it, you can use it throughout the year as often as you like without being penalised with any more — like without being penalised with any more taxes or council rates, which _ any more taxes or council rates, which i — any more taxes or council rates, which i feel_ any more taxes or council rates, which i feel could be very difficult in our— which i feel could be