kadi well, first i had to meet jose and his family and try to get to know him, to understand him and mission and what's important to him. i think we were having dinner, of all things, and he mentioned that his mother was like a force of nature. and i thought it was really interesting because jose often ows up after this force of nature has occurred, so i thought that it would be a really good idea to depict jose kind of showing up after this storm has occurred. geoff: you started drawing and painting at a fairly young age. and it was your uncle and a high school art teacher who taught you technique. is that right? kadir: my uncle mike, who lives in maryland, he essentially identified my gift at a very young age and encouraged my parents to support it. so my uncle gave me, you know, a lot of instruction, art instruction. my mother and my father, they gave me a lot of art materials to work with. when i got to high school, i was kind of further ahead than a lot of the kids, because i had that instruction at a very early age, and i think it really helped propel me forward into the world

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key issue, which is the fact that people are being harmed or are suffering including some people kadyingxtreme zero covid policy. the lockdowns, the constant testing, which of course is dragging down the economy, but also now causing this public backlash. >> despite the lockdowns and the constant testing, as you say, china is now facing more covid cases than ever before. so, how did that happen? >> well, it's a very contagious disease, and in many cases i think people lined up for testing are spreading the disease to one another. what happened on november 4th is that the central government tried to make its policies more flexible so that they wouldn't clash so much with the economic issues related to, you know, to wouldn't drag down the economy so much and wouldn't lead to so much public discontent. but in the process of adjusting the policies, while at the same time claiming that they weren't changing the policy at all but they were what they call 20 points now of how to make the policy more flexible, that was on november 4th. the consequence of that was that local officials are really

kadi johnson encountered the abuse after she spoke at the inquiry into the death of her brother shekuled institutionally racist. 0ur investigations correspondent mark daly has this report. it has to be scotland's macpherson inquiry. imran khan, the stephen lawrence family lawyer, says the sheku bayoh inquiry should learn lessons from the macpherson report which nearly 25 years ago found the investigation into the murder of the black teenager had been institutionally racist. this inquiry will have to reassert the macpherson principles that institutional racism exists. there's a huge responsibility on the inquiry, and i always feel terribly sad about the fact that it takes a death of somebody to achieve change. phone rings. police, what is the address of the emergency? hello, there's a man - with a knife, a black man, on hayfield road in kirkaldy. what is this black guy doing? he's stopped a vehicle. i don't know what's wrong with him. in may 2015, father of two sheku bayoh had taken drugs which had dramatically altered his behaviour. he picked up a knife and was seen wandering the stre