k k. k even appeared in one of the 1st short films produced by walt disney featuring kids mimicking clansman. ah, the claim was by far the biggest social movement of the 1920s. and it was not only a mouse organization was somewhere between $3.60 people, but it was a family organization with activities for children, for young women, for a young men at the same time that the class was hosting wholesome activities by day it's crimes. continued in the shadows k, k. k had managed the unthinkable. it had become respectable. it's imperial wizard, even grace, the cover of time magazine. i think the most important seem to understand and perhaps the most frightening thing is that they were, they had achieved a certain kind of respectability. they were viewed by many people as a legitimate i for turn, all political group and the united states. but this golden age wouldn't last. at the end of the 1920s, several scandals weakened the movement. david stevenson was the k, k, k new strong man and grand dragon of indiana, who oversaw 100000 clansman. he was convicted of raping and murdering his secretary. he kidnapped he tortured by biting an he raped and killed his female assistant and it was so shocking this was covered in the new york times in the west coast. and i think for some people, well this is going too far. we need to move away from this. one of the great, ah aims of the clan of the 1920s was protecting the chastity of white women. so they wer

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k, k. k were questioned, including robert chambliss known as dynamite, bob, very, shortly after the 16th street baptist church bombing of the f. b, i developed information which turned out to be true about who had actually carried out the bombing. they sent this file back to washington to the f. b, i headquarters of but the head of the f, b i, j edgar hoover refused to forward that file to prosecutors in the department of justice. so it lay there for years and years and years and years. so even in fact, f b i, agents in the field knew who the killers were, knew who the bombers were, but because of the leadership of the f, b i, at the time, none of that information was prosecuted until decades later. robert chambliss who committed the bombing was convicted of possession of dynamite, but he would serve just poor months in prison. the other suspects were not prosecuted. ah, f b, i, director j edgar hoover had chosen his side. he did everything he could to block the investigations. he saw the civil rights activists who he considered communists as the biggest threat to the country. martin luther king's communications were being monitored investigations into upstanding patriotic white people in the clan could wait. the fact that no one was convicted right away, and again, having the knowledge that they probably knew who did is say mentally, was business as usual for the way african american people were, were treated for this. impunity encouraged violence and the clan targeted one group in particular. promoters of racial equality in june, 19643 young, civil rights activists. 2 of them white and jewish, and one african american went missing. while driving through the city of meridian, mississippi, they were arrested for speeding and then released the local deputy sheriff c. so price was the last person to see them. andrew goodman, james cheney and michael schwerner had simply vanished. oh, an alert, went out. mississippi had a reputation as the most racist state in america. and the heart land of the klan. on june 23rd 48 hours after their disappearance, their car was found. ah, the car was empty. it had been burned out totally. it was examined closely by a forensics expert who could not find any evidence related to the crohn j edgar hoover called president lyndon johnson. and i want to let you know we have on the car. the car was burned and we do not know yet whether anybody is all inside of the car, but blogger, b, and b, n b, c, news, present. the news coverage ran non stop warner and the victims families use them to ask yours to help missing and mississippi. we would employ any by who can help to establish contact with him who would be grateful to the media took interest in the new strong man of the k, k. k. robert shelton always seen driving his late model, cadillac shelton was an excellent organizer. he managed to bring several clan factions together to form the united clans of america, which he led, the former tire salesman was now in charge of $30000.00 men in 5 states. beaming with confidence, the imperial wizard appeared more and more in the news. under pressure from the media, the investigation began moving faster and the f. b, i became more closely involved immediately more if the agents will transfer in the united states. navy has a small training base near meridian and approximately 200 sailors came out with the f. b i agents to assist in the search of the area where the car was located. on august 4th, 1964. after a $45.00 day investigation, the bodies were finally found in a forest. the f. b. i managed to get a witness to talk and reveal everything more than 15 suspects were linked to the large scale plot and arrested among them were samuel bowers, a local plan official,

k. k. k were questioned, including robert chambliss known as dynamite, bob, very, shortly after the 16th street baptist church bombing, the f. b. i developed information which turned out to be true about who had actually carried out the bombing. they sent this file back to washington up to the f. b, i headquarters of but the head of the f, b i, j edgar hoover refused to forward that file to prosecutors in the department of justice. so it lay there for years and years and years and years. so in, in fact a, f, b i, agents in the field knew who the killers were, knew who the bombers were, but because of the leadership of the f, b i, at the time, none of that information was prosecuted until decades later. robert chambliss who committed the bombing was convicted of possession of dynamite, but would serve just for months in prison. the other suspects were not prosecuted. ah, f b, i, director j edgar hoover had chosen his side. he did everything he could to block the investigations. he saw the civil rights activists whom he considered communists as the biggest threat to the country. martin luther king's communications were being monitored investigations into upstanding patriotic white people in the clan could wait. the fact that no one was convicted right away and again, having the lawless dead, they probably knew who did is say mentally, was business as usual for the way african american people were, were treated for this. impunity encouraged violence and the clan targeted one group in particular. promoters of racial equality in june, 19643 young, civil rights activists. 2 of them, white and jewish, and one african american went missing. while driving through the city of meridian, mississippi, they were arrested for speeding and then released the local deputy sheriff c. so price was the last person to see them. andrew goodman, james cheney and michael schwerner had simply vanished. oh, an alert, went out. mississippi had a reputation as the most racist state in america. and the heartland of the clan. on june 23rd 48 hours after their disappearance, their car was found. ah, the car was empty. it had been burned out totally. it was examined closely by a forensics expert who could not find any evidence related to the crime . j edgar hoover called president lyndon johnson. and i want to let you know we found the car. the car was burned and we do not know yet whether anybody is all inside of the car because of the and the nbc news present. the news coverage ran nonstop schwerner and the victims families use them to ask yours to help missing and mississippi. we would employ any by who can help to establish contact with him would be grateful to them. the media took interest in the new strong man of the k. k. k. robert shelton always seen driving his late model, cadillac shelton was an excellent organizer. he managed to bring several clan factions together to form the united clans of america, which he led, the former tire salesman was now in charge of $30000.00 men in 5 states. beaming with confidence, the imperial wizard appeared more and more in the news. under pressure from the media, the investigation began moving faster and the f. b, i became more closely involved mediately more f b i. agents will transfer in the united states navy has a small training base near meridian. and approximately 200 sailors came out with the f. b i. agents to assist in the 1st of the area where the car was located on august 4th, 1964. after a $45.00 day investigation, the bodies were finally found in a forest. the f. b. i managed to get a witness to talk and reveal everything. more than 15 suspects were linked to the large scale plot and arrested. among them were samuel bowers, a local plan official, as

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the democratic party in the south should be understood as the above ground wing of the kkk, or the k k kshould be understood as the underground wing of the democratic party. white supremacy then becomes certainly, as former governor charles hancock of north carolina said in 1904, reflecting on the push in 1898 that out of the duly elected populist republican fusion government, we needed to have the strength that all comes from thinking like. what that meant was, white supremacy, the rhetoric of white supremacy as -- politics was imposed on whites as well as it was on blacks. it's that period, right, the period of imposition to consolidation of that order and it's gradual disintegration after world war ii. that i described as the jim crow era. in fact, i often said, or i said when i had classes, all four of my grandparents were sentient beings. a couple of them full adults by the time the jim crow order consolidated into a normal politics in normal life. it's back was broken by the time i was 18. it's a finite moment. >> yes. >> right, i want to stress that, people often say, this happens

furthermore, stronger moving countries, a guest houses for terrorist organizations, members of the p k, k, b, h, k, p. c, a hardman swim evidence. the even members of the college in some countries, at this point, is not possible for us to take a positive view. and the president of the united arab emirates and the ruler of its capital abbey. darby has been laid to rest the u. a. he has announced 40 days of mourning for shakily for bins. i had a lion he was at 73 years old. public and private work places will close for 3 days . at least 27 people have died in a fire that broke out in a building in india's capital city. police in new delhi say more than 40 people are in hospital. dozens of others have been rescued. the blaze started on the 1st floor of the building, which mostly contains officers hall returning now to our coverage of the funeral of our colleague sherry and r block there. for many palestinians, a serene and her reports meant something profound. they watched a palestinian woman a pioneer of her generation, telling the stories and writing the 1st draft of their history for the wild. was

furthermore, can even countries, a guest houses for terrorist organizations, members of the p k, k and the h k, p. c. harden in sweden and netherlands, the even members of the color and in some countries, at this point is not possible for us to take it positive you. at least 10 soldiers have been killed by a rocket, said had a military boss in northwest in syria and happened in the higher area. west of an apple northwest in syria is the last major stronghold of rebel groups fighting the government. the country's 11 year long war 40 days of morning has begun in the united arab emirates after the death of president shake holly for bins. i had to ask him. the 73 year old had been in paulson succeeding his father and 2004 public and private work places will close for 3 days. north korea has reported 21 new death linked to its latest outbreak of coven 19. it also confirmed another 175000 positive cases. a nation wide lockdown was imposed after the 1st official infection was announced on thursday. expert say a failure to control the spread would be devastating. the majority of the population is not

furthermore, scandinavian countries, a guest houses for terrorist organizations, members of the p k k and they have k, p, c, and harden in sweden and netherlands. the even members of the call in some countries at this point is not possible for us to take a positive view. a rocket attack on military bus has killed at least 10 soldiers in north, west syria. according to the state news, the bus was hit in the unjust area west of the vehicle was attacked with an anti tank rocket. northwestern syria is the last major stronghold of rebel groups fighting the government and the countries 11 year long war. should anchor's main opposition party has refused to join a government under the new prime minister. i know that we're missing a protest continued in columbia on friday demonstrate to say with gram, assuming that has no credibility after his defeat in the last election. they also want preston to go to buy it. roger packs are to step down. he's being blamed for shall anchors, worst economic crisis in decades. at least 27 people have died in a fire that broke out in a building in india's capital city. police

furthermore, the scandinavian countries, a guest houses for terrorist organizations, members of the p k, k and the h k, p c, a, hyphen in sweden and netherlands. the even members of the parliament in some countries at this point is not possible for us to take a positive view. returning now to our coverage of the funeral of our colleague shearing oxley, for many palestinians serene and her reports meant something profound. they watched the palestinian woman a pioneer of her generation, telling the stories, and writing the 1st draft of their history for the world to the noise is no ordinary journalist, no ordinary human being to us a close friend. and she was a reporter who wears returners to or to have professions, but more importantly to manage this city and boggling trailing. and our entire childhood echo of her voice specially on especially at a time where nobody covered the day and default on the grades on palestinian villages. and the fire was the brute line. one of the things that was really incredible about for those who knew her was that should be covered all aspects of palestinian life. she di

k, _ counting doesn't start until tomorrow— counting doesn't start until tomorrow. , ., tomorrow. k, james cook in glasgow, h el tomorrow. k, james cook in glasgow, hywel griffith — tomorrow. kmes cook in glasgow, hywel griffith in cardiff and emma - hywel griffith in cardiff and emma vardy in belfast, thank you to all of you —— 0k, james cook in glasgow. laura kuenssberg is here with me. imported elections, not least for borisjohnson and sir keir starmer. yes, the first piece of the jigsaw, the council elections in england. councils spend billions of pounds and people have very strong views about the kind of services they get, whether the quality of care for the elderly on how often their pins are picked up but the reason the main political parties will be poring over every square inch of the map is because these contests will give us a real imperfect and incomplete picture of where we are out in the big tussle between the big westminster parties, between the two parties who would actually get the keys to number ten at the next general election. labour has been hard in thes the night without the tory turmoil, but can be sure tonight voters would really give them the confide

k, k. and the hate k, p c, a, hyphen in sweden and netherlands, the even members of the parliament in some countries. at this point is not possible for us to take a positive view. feel the supreme council of the united arab emirates is elected shake mohammed ben zide as the next president. it follows the death of his half brother shakily. i've been zaya out. not young. the 73 year old had been in part since succeeding his father in 2004. the u. e is observing 40 days of morning. ellen mosques, $44000000000.00 deal to buy. twitter is in his words, temporarily on hold. he says he's waiting for the company to provide data on how many user accounts are authentic, and how many a fake the well switches man wants to make twitter a form for a much more pure form. a free speech will sperm or fake accounts are designed to manipulate or artificially boost activity on twitter and other platforms. some are designed to create an impression that something, or some one is more popular than they actually are. twitter estimates for the number of spam accounts has been steady of below 5 percent since 2013. g

k. also allowing them to have demonstrations weapons support for the be a p k k. we've. in recent days, there's been an uncovering and leak of swedish armaments in their hands as well. so the public opinion is definitely in support of the government right now that turkey does not want to be sweet, enjoined nato, until these security concerns are address president. are the one say turkeys concerns about its alleged support of terrorism still are not being addressed. do you expect to change in the near future? well, when we look at sweden and we're seeing things will be a little more proactive, a little more pragmatic, but that definitely depends on what's going to happen at the table we are doing meets with the finish and swedish leadership. but i do expect that we spend lynn to make some serious compromise if they wants to join nato and the turkish government have listed 5 demands from both countries, one being and the political support for the p k. instead. so ending up financial support. sweden is earmarked over $300000000.00 that is directly and indirectly going to the p k. k until 2023. also lifting the arms embargo and sanctions as well to working together our counterterrorism and also stopping to arm these tire groups. so these are the 5 demands that the church probably expecting both of these countries to commit to if they want to become part of the transatlantic align . what's your sense of how those discussions are progressing? because we know the prime minister of sweetness had talked with on cra or is going to take time, but sees them over. busy as positive is not your assessment will swing them, finland will be a great one. chris demands. well, our current demand have this position has been the same over the last 67 years. so this, these demands are nothing new president. i want to stress that nato need to respect the national security concerns of each member space. so these demand, again, spinners in sweden are also

some members of the p k k, the kurdistan people's party, which everyone considers a terrorist organization. if not extradited them at his request. now the european union did put the p k k on its list of terrorist organizations in 2002, and sweden have been and finland have reminded on her that they obey all of these rules. but now everyone seems to be bringing up specific cases of people. he's asked to be sent back that they haven't done in sweden and finland aren't the only ones who were planning to negotiate. this. certainly this will be an issue for nato secretary general, un stolberg. and the united states will have something to say about this as well, because all countries except turkey have assured sweden and finland that they want them in as quickly as possible. that this isn't the best security interests of not just these 2 countries, but the whole alliance. so this is definitely something that's going to be taken up by all of nato. how do you suspect this will go down with all the native members? certainly everyone accepts turkey and croatia at times as also had said it was going to possibly try to delay it. but all the other members of nato can't wait for swe

k. k or start retain touch more confidential with it for sharon kosta, k u in natalie dialogue with a arkansas kink. your study, de soto psychology. so what are your course that is a 100 then you want in a minute? a jigsaw? sure crash. they all are morons and all. so she yawned e g e r or kingston. ah, there's a special folk choir in japan. among other pieces of music, the group performs a coral suite, entitled repentance by chena chiro, a k. me a composition based on marty morris novel, the devil's gluttony, silver or gold, modern ione? so sharon cold is this if we're a sol nora, how much are they want? is there a policy mean naulty they said, oh, more toys. euro midday g. it's or hurry. of course your in the esa, mailed to her are into others. chorus. lulu port t ah so it was i am going to get over to when you're not alone and i should have been the job a still civil. no animal gushing, yet the 100 you hostage to 9 dis demo. but that's your each to look at the mess with us. you are non us. i g. but then again, just so mid them us cooler nakano couldn't. she me could on like a b he guy near buster know curl. so you store what the sure meet them us me real piece going on as the victims of world war 2. the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. the people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in the news. the war is to blame japanese people who come to me last and that o

k. k. that's why 30 people predominantly big majority of the turkish people are against the membership of those countries who are supporting a p k, k y p g, tennis organization. and they're asking us to block this membership. but these are the issues that we need to talk, of course, with our nato allies. all 30 members of nato have to approve the application, and this process will most likely take several months. and sweden mostly worried about the so called grace period when they have not got the protection of article 5, which means. and the 2nd one is an attack on germany has criticized india for bonding wheat to export bots. the indian government says it has to protect its own food security, partly due to a shortcut is caused by the war and ukraine, and scorching heat. wave is also knocked down output as the government grappled with wising inflation global week. prices have risen by more than 40 percent since the start of the yeah. a nationwide curfew was temporarily lifted and shall anchor on saturday to give people time to get a central supplies. the curfew was imposed almost a week after violence between antique government pr

k. k. that's why turkish people's predominantly big majority of the turkish people are against the membership of those countries who are supporting a p k, k y p g, tennis organization. and they're asking us to block this membership. but these are the issues that we need to talk, of course, with our nato allies. all 30 members of nato have to approve the application. and this process is most likely take several months. and sweden mostly worried about the so called grape period when they have not got the protection of article 5, which means and the 2nd one is an attack on all authorities. nigeria is northwestern. suppose her states have imposed a 24 r curfew. an attempt to stop protests, hundreds of demonstrators demanded the release of suspects involved in the killing of a female student, ever at samuel, whose christian was beaten to death and set on fire by muslim students on thursday . they alleged, she made plasma statements about islam and what's up group 2 suspects have been arrested. lebanon goes to the polls on sunday in the 1st general election since it's economic meltdown began in 2019 zenato spoke to voters in beirut. about what

he is basically talking about the kurdish workers party to be b k, k. sweden has 6 parliament members from who are related to the paid p k k at parliament. so, but his advisor sat at the door is not shot. so we will see definitely a lot of negotiations here with the turkish foreign minister with the fence the suites and also the united states happening here in the next coming hours. thanks for that step vast and there for us in berlin. now if finland suite enjoying nato would end decades of military non alignments, then you take neutrality was aimed at keeping good relations with russia. but the war ukraine apparently has shifted public opinion. moscow says nordic nations joining nato would be another flank in the alliance. as ministry threat to russia and has promised consequences, natalee to say the process will be smooth and swift, but turkey's president has cost doubtful not. as we heard from our respondent saying he's not positive about finland, sweet and joining. again, if they do join, it would also extend nato's border with russia by more than 1500 kilometers. let's get more on this because speak if i brief port t

k. k. that's why 30 people predominantly big majority of the turkish people are against the membership of those countries who are supporting a p k, k y p g, tennis organization. and they're asking us to block this membership. but these are the issues that we need to talk, of course, with our nato allies. all 30 members of nato have to approve the application. and this process is most likely take several months. and sweden mostly worried about the so called grace period, when they have not got the protection of article 5, which means. and the 2nd one is an attack on all ukraine says russian troops have withdrawn from its 2nd largest city hall case. after weeks of heavy bombardment, cities mer says ukrainian forces of now pushed russian troops far from the region. the russian army has apparently stopped, is advance in northern hockey instead of focusing on guarding supply routes. ukraine's military says russia has intensified its r u. n. s. strikes in the east in the next region. next chunk of lives in hockey, he says that people are slowly starting to build their lives, even though they're still in danger. it was like the situation

k. k. that's why turkish people predominantly big majority of the turkish people are against the membership of those countries who are supporting a p k, k y p g, tennis organization. and they are asking us to block this membership. but these are the issues that we need to talk, of course, with our nato allies. all 30 members of nato have to approve the application. and this process is most likely take several months. and sweden mostly worried about this so called gray period when they have not got the protection of article 5, which means and the 2nd one is an attack on o. a 24 hour curfew has been declared in the capital of nigeria, north western. so cato state, in an attempt to stop protest demanding the release of suspects involved in a student killing. deborah samuel mac christian student was beaten to death and settled fi by muslim students on thursday for allegedly making blasphemous statements about islam and a want suck group. 2 suspects were arrested, but hundreds of demonstrators have been cooling for they released nigeria is almost evenly divided between the largely christian south and mainly muslim north. but some states who

k, but they need the u. k for an office. and i'm to say to basically answer and talk back with this is was being held up for my transfer back k is the u. k. foreign office and the m c on doing anything for my transfer. the moment to get back to you. in other news, both finland is sweet and have officially announced the applying for nato membership. but the turkish president has to express hesitation thing his country council of the alliance include members who in his words, support terrorists. key, easy the we've asked to extradite the terrorists to turkey. they refuse. they do not oppose terrorism. they supported sweden is the center of terrorist organizations, even in the building of their parliament. they give the terrorists an opportunity to speak out. sweden will visit turkey on monday if they want to convince us about our position. i say directly that we will not change it. and she lives in the 2 european countries, ties with a could, is done work as policy and other organizations considered as terrorist by turkey in recent years. and carol has reportedly since extradition request for 33 individuals in finland, unsweetened with a l

k k. but i would like to broaden the argumentation here. it's really not only about the p k, k encourage sincerity. it's also about an arms embargo that was put forth in 20192020. and i would argue that indirectly, it's also about f 30 fives that the turks want to have from the us. so that's why i'm saying that this is a more complicated package. and when you have a complicated package, it's usually easier to get our results. well, i'd probably say that turkey is very much the strategic lead spin right there. you know, between the west or europe and the middle east. uncomfortably close to russia as well. so it's playing a g o strategic game here. but i think that the alliance made the lions that turkey has with the united states. it's very valuable and important. and i think that turkey and i'm going to also understand that finish and swedish nato membership is very much a win win proposition. it'll increase the security in north, in the northeastern part of europe. it'll increase security in europe, and it will increase security for the alliance. so in that sense, i think it's

k k. but i would like to broaden the argumentation here. it's really not only about the p k, k encourage some terrors. it's also about an arm embargo that was put forth in 20192020. and i would argue that indirectly, it's also about f 30 fives that the turks were to have from the us. so that's why i'm saying that this is a more complicated package. when you have a complicated package, it's usually easier to get a result. of course, what you do have is that present one has been able to reach out to president putin to talk you talk about the 35. the reason they don't have the a 35 because turkeys taken on the s 400 defense system from russia. i mean turkey is playing dare i say both sides and get it once it's cake and it wants to eat it. well, i'd probably say that turkey is very much the strategic lynchpin right there. you know, between the west or europe and the middle east. uncomfortably close to russia as well. so it's playing a g o strategic game here, but i think that the ally mc made the lions and turkey has with the united states is very valuable and important. and i thin

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k. we need to work towards raising it to 300 k. with this increase, we'll get from 200 k to 240 k and it will be part there, 20% of the way there. instead of 50% that we desired. but that's a good trying to take to where we need to be, in terms of how we should get this done. and i see this as a national security issue, because the unfunded ideas, and unfunded proposals are the ones that are competitive, and we should not leave that in the cutting room floor. and so, i'm hoping that, and i'm grateful that for all of you for recognizing that, and i'm grateful to the president of the administration for investing in nsf, because this would make this possible. >> thank you. senator moran, he's back, but white he's still getting settled -- >> i have a question -- >> yes, i will do that, because i wanted to wait until you got back to follow up on your question to administrator nelson about the 2025 date, because obviously, it depends on a lot of things going right, if we're gonna make that 2025 date. and i was a little fuzzy on how confident you are that that can actually happen. so, ca

k and northern ireland. now, the u. k. has signed us off of critics are saying that the u. k is actually risking a trade war with the european union and d, we've already had a reaction from the you very, very critical of what the u. k is trying to do. and critics, in parliament, there was a long debate in parliament, or after the statement by this trust that you've just played, they say, is this really the right time to be antagonistic to the european union? people here are facing a cost of living crisis. we have a war going on in europe, in the ukraine, and is this really a good time to pick a fight with your closest trading partner? good question. big mass in london for us. thank you. is a quick look at some other stories making used to day clashes have a ranted in libya after fancy busha, the countries parliamentary, appointed prime minister, attempted to enter the capital. tripoli later withdrew from the city, citing the safety of civilians after violence broke out. 2 rival administrations of buying for power. following the end of the civil war 2 years ago, the un has called for com. clashes are broken out at a funeral in jerusalem for a palestinian man who was fatally injured during recent violence at the alex

k. k. that's why turkish people predominately big majority of the turkish people are against the membership of those countries who are supporting a p k, k y p g, tennis organization. and they are asking us to block this membership. but these are the issues that we need to talk, of course, with our nato allies. all 30 members alternate to have to approve the application. and this process is most likely take several months. and sweden mostly worried about just so called grace period, when they have not got the protection of article 5, which means. and the 2nd one is an attack on all north korea's leader says coven 19! has thrust his country into great turmoil, and has called for an all out battle to contain it spread kim young and has imposed a nationwide locked down after acknowledging a corona virus outbreak for the 1st time. 2 days ago of korean state media is reported. 21 deaths in the last day, among people with a fever. only one death has been formerly attributed to the alma khan variance of coven. 19 state media says more than half a 1000000 people have been sick with fever since late april, without specifying if it's due to corona

k, for example, it's very interesting of the u. k. government has on the one hand, open up a channel whereby, you know, you k citizens can offer a home to ukrainians. but at the same time, they are working on a deal with rwanda to us and across mainly those who have been coming across or may come across from the channel or from france. and of course, we know that many of them are from conflict conflict or post conflict zones from africa, from iraq, et cetera. so we see a very clear distinction and i think that that honesty is absolutely necessary on the table. and yes, i also agree that a lot of the measures have been responsive or in reaction to rather than really tackling what is a global phenomena, doesn't in international, hey, we're wise organizations and years operating all the ground. the raise, the, this issue for the, for, for a particular reason, they wanted to come to an end, a little want to see a repeat of it. but some times the urge didn't need is for donations for donors to step in to provide assistance. tackle what the, the can tackle. now when it comes to inviting people to look at the root causes of a problem, thus

. >> speaking of 401(k)s, the hottest thing on twitter is my 401(k). larry, people are calling it their 101 k. it's a joke but it's painful as hell. you should see how angry people are on social media. >> you know, charles, people's biggest concern including market volatility is no longer covid, the shut downs in china, it's not russia for ukraine, it's inflation and rising prices. it's spilling over into their retirement accounts. at mother's day barbecues, people were talking about how much it cost to fill the gas tank. how much the grocery cost. how much the mother's day cost. that is not consumer confidence you want to see. so far the consumer has held up like a champ. they're spending, they want to travel. but for how long? the fear is they're starting to lose confidence. when they go to the barbecue and barber shop and penal talk about a recession, are they going to trench? the fear is it's going to bleed into the regular economy. it's not happened yet but you know it's a matter of time unless washing can show policy to people. right now they're not going to bail you out. that's the dif

k. k. that's why turkish people's predominantly big majority of the turkish people are against the membership of those countries who are supporting a p k y p g, tennis organization. and they're asking us to block this membership. but these are the issues that we need to talk. of course, with our nato allies, all 30 members alternate to have to approve the application. and this process will most likely take several months and sweet. and i'm mostly worried about the so called grace period when they have not got the protection of article 5, which means and the 2nd one is an attack on all germany has criticized india for banning we textbook saying big exporting nations have responsibility for the rest of the world, but the indian government says it has to protect its own food security, partly because of the war in ukraine. or india is the world's 2nd largest we produce, i was hoping to boost exports so it could cash in on the global shortfall caused by the invasion. but a scorching heat wave has damaged output and the government says it also needs to control inflation. labor lead prices have risen by more than 40 percent since the start of the year. at least 27 people have been killed and dozens injured in the building. fine india's capital, new delhi vase of arrested 2 brothers, suspecting the foss, started in their offices. katya the 1st, who do yon has more for 5 hours. flames ripped through the sorcery commercial building. a new deli inside. dozens of people burned to death. desperate some of the survivors jump through windows, look at a lot of people, including women, were breaking glass and jumping out. all the air conditioning units in the building were on fire. about 15 of them authority, the cut, the water and the power supply running outside this hospital, families wait for updates, hoping their relatives are still alive, firefighters rescued about 70 people, but their whereabouts are unclear. sod, i ordered a low speed to learn so good. and at rama i've gone to several hospitals looking for my wife, the trauma hospital, the memorial hospital. and now here it's my 3rd attempt to rescue units look through what's left, searching for more victims and clues. the flame started on the 1st floor, which mostly has offices, daily's fire services, say the building, had no clearance, no fire extinguishers, or proper safety equipment. with a little bit of fun, industrial big, there was only one exit and with the flames burning, no one could escape fires are common in india. building laws and safety norms are often ignored by both builders and residents. an investigation is underway for now. that's of little comfort for families facing this loss. castillo missile, a young al jazeera authorities in nigeria is northwestern. so koto state has imposed a 24 hour curfew in an attempt to stop protests. hunches of demonstrators demanded the release of suspects involved in the killing of a female student. ebert, samuel, whose christian was beaten to death, and on 5, when students on thursday, they alleged she made last statements about his loan, and what's not going to suspect have been arrested. lebanon goes to the pose on sunday, in the 1st general election since this economic meltdown began in 2019 saint. hodder. spoke to both his in beirut, about what matters most to them. but lebanon has had a turbulent history to say the least. but decades of corruption and unsustainable spending by successive governments has led to its financial collapse. parliamentary elections are scheduled for sunday. it should be a chance for political change, but the secretary leaders and parties that have govern this country for decades are seeking to return to power failure to see if they will win because they are the authorities, the routing the counter, the are organizing the election duty they benefit from the loads and they have arms . public sentiment may have turned against them, but these leaders still command loyalty for geological and sick, terry and reasons, despite the inability of the state to provide services in feeling, we have trust in them. and that is why we will vote for them like we did in the past. we don't trust the others. i mean, sure. lebanese society is divided along religious lines and has a power sharing system. leaders have become stronger than the state by controlling its resources and institutions. established traditional parties that still have a captive constituency. they still offer a series of play analytics services and patronage and money lead beneath thick area msm allows them to remain in office. they keep presenting themselves as victims, they keep portraying their opponents as going after their communities rights repeated attempts by protesters to bring change were met by violence. in some regions, intimidation and pressure are expected to effect the voting for the us. he is a halo of fear for the in the south and can things they confronting the status quo won't be easy. there is a crisis of confidence between the ruling class and the people, but the alternative is divided and weak and the current to a state which is now all the absence means a struggling population becomes more dependent on their liter. sundays election is supposed to be a turning point to set lebanon on the path of recovery, but many fear, nothing will change in the way politicians run this country than their elisha zita, beirut. ukraine has stormed victory. this year's your vision song contact in the northern italian city of cheer in the flow. the country was represented by the food rep, band or orchestra, one of the favorites giving in the competition. having received a wave of public support after the russian invasion. adam rainy has more from the host city to written in northern italy. going into this, there was a lot of love and saw a very for that ban colors, orchestra, and all. throughout the day, saturday here in turn we heard from fans saying how much they support it, but then an actual voting round. and the 1st half was done, the u. k. was leading by a large margin. people start to wonder if you crane support had perhaps fallen below what many thought a habit once they tabulated votes that came in from fans around europe who send in text messages. ukraine blew away the competition. there was no doubt that they were favored by most of the people who vote in this contest and propelled them to an incredible victory. we spoke ukrainian fan, your inter and throughout the day on saturday and they said, this is really more than a song contest. this shows us support, we need it most. we need the world to know that, that we're more than just a country beaten down by war. we have artists, we have fingers, we have a rich culture. they were just swept up by their emotions. they all have to return to ukraine because they are a military age. and they say they want to that the law. but they say this just shows how much support that they're receiving. and it really buoy them going forward, 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k. k. that's why turkish people predominantly big majority of the turkish people are against the membership of those countries who are supporting a particular k y, p g. paris organization and they're asking us to block this membership. but these are the issues that we need to talk, of course, with our nato allies. all 30 members of nato have to approve the application, and this process will most likely take several months. philip and sweden are mostly worried about this so called gray period when they have not got the protection of article 5, which means an attack on one is an attack on oh, so the come this half hour came young and admit cove. it 19 is causing great turmoil in north korea, which is reported. another $21.00 dance plus ah, ukraine takes the spotlight to the eurovision song contest will cross live to the grand final, into written ah, the who's in europe and africa. this is the forecast for you here, ron. good to see you. so we'll begin in europe where we've got some thunderstorms breaking out across western france or our weather alerts in play for this activity . it will chug toward the east. so increasing cloud cover for paris

k. and investigated these are clear case files instead of being accommodated. they're in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. it is estimated that between april and june, 994800000 rwandans were killed within just 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe. and most of those who perpetrated violence were hutus, rwandan, genocide, survivor and director for the african great lakes action network club. gotta buick says role one does government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide. i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p f which is the ruling party in rwanda. that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide, starting with the shooting down of the president's plan. in 1009 the forward that actually started the genocide. also, i would rather see the suspects trade in the u. k. given how they're one of the government treats survivors of that genocide and uses the channels out as a tool of repression inside of a wander and as blackmail against the international community. i want to give a quick example. there is a man named mob like a university professionals, professor, a musician, he and his brother, the loan survivors from the general side, and also a trust that is, that took place after the general state. he spoke about the killing of his family after the general side, but the, our b of in now he's been arrested. it's been about a year now since he was arrested in since last fall. he has been disappeared. no one has seen him anywhere in court or in public, but he has not been sentenced. so the treatment of genocide survivors shows me the, the government for one that is not interested in polk a gummy is not interested in justice for on the general side. but also because they are p f itself has some responsibilities in that general thanks. i would really s

relief packages, 2020, march of 2020, 13.2 billion, k-12, december of 2020, 54 billion k-12, march 2021, $122 billion. that was under president biden for kongressman? >> it is great to be with you, david. as you pointed out they have had billions of dollars for funding that could be provided for security but unfortunately they have used it on all types of different programs. we have seen that money used to remodel football fields, athletic complexes, items that are just, and a lot of peoples words would be pork-barrel spending. unfortunately we're, important items such as security, not so much. david: forgive me for being conspiratorial, there were a lot of early retirements from teachers past couple years. some schools don't have enough teachers despite the $200 billion from taxpayers. i'm wondering if a lot of money went to pay off teacher pensions from the unions? >> i would like to point out, david, this money was supposed to be for covid, much like trillions of dollars that was supposed to be for covid. like the 2 trillion-dollar covid package passed a year ago, actually less than 9% went towards health care spending. waste spent by

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