and when you have an elective king, people can always elect another king.r. >> so what we see saul doing is acting out of paranoia, acting out of jealousy, and acting out of fear. >> saul becomes so jealous of david that he tries to have him put to death. he tries to kill him. >> david manages to escape saul's attacks but is forced to spend the next two years in exile. >> with david's absence, the war between israel and the philistines ramped back up again. we'd see saul losing and losing, and finally saul mounts, you know, one more desperate battle against the philistines. and it goes so badly that saul's men are driven back. all three of his sons are killed in front of him. and he sees the philistines coming. he knows that this is it. this is the end. and so he turns to his armor bearer and he begs to be killed by one of his own. >> and so the armor bearer does just that and then runs back and tells david that saul has died. instead of celebrating that saul was dead because saul had been trying to kill him for so long, david publicly mourns saul's death t

a step was taken by the king on pudemo in 2008. a criminal offense to belong to pudemo or being seen wearing anything relating to pudemo. because for the longest time, pudemo was the only active political weapon in the hands of the democracy of the people of swaziland. and it was for that reason that when the king realized that the most effective way of shutting them up is to put this label of terrorism on them, effectively banning pudemo. sami: so avenues are being blocked. let's talk a little bit about economics. menzi, to what extent is economic hardship driving the discontent? some estimates put poverty above 60% and unemployment, depending on how you measure it, at 40%. -- unemployment, depending on how you measure it, at 40%. >> absolutely. i think we can't discount the importance of economic fact as being a key driver of the unrest at the moment. we have seen the swazi state struggle to pay its workers. and that's led to a whole class of protests that occurred prior to this unrest that we see. the state has struggled to pay

when you have an elected king, people can always elect another king. that was his fear. >> though what we see saul doing is acting out of paranoia and jealousy and acting out of fear. saul became so jealous of david, he tries to kill him. david managed to escape. with david's absence, the war between israel and the philistines ramping backup again. we saw saul losing and losing. it goes so badly that saul, driven back and all three of his sons killed in front of him. he knows this is it and this is the end. he turns to his armor barry to be killed. >> he runs back and tells david that saul has died. and instead of celebrating that saul was dead because saul had been trying to kill him for so long, david publicly mourns saul's death. to such an extent that he has the army bearer killed for killing the king. david knew politically it was important to mourn the death of the king of israel. now the entire king no,dom recognizes there is only one man to lead them. lash impact goes sky high. lash sensational sky high mascara from maybelline new york. limitle

but their king is one step ahead.lion but the seeds of revolt have been planted. >> so it featured lots of revolts as a result of his policies. >> finally in 931 bc, king solomon dies. >> one of the ways you can look at i is that king david was the real deal. even with all his faults, he was the king that israel fell in love with. and then his son solomon was the pretender. but he was strong. he was at least strong enough to force these tribes to stay together. and by the time solomon was gone, it all fell apart. >> from that point on, the united kingdom is split into two parts. a northern kingdom, the northern kingdom of israel, and the southern kingdom which is called judah. and they each have their own monarchy secessions. >> both judah and israel will spend the next few centuries at war. >> when this united kingdom comes apart, it becomes israel and judah. and that would later become sumeria and judea and they would constitute the west bank and israel. >> so when you study the history of jerusalem and you apprecia

they have forced times a reaction from the king. for example, during the head of the 2013 elections is when he coined vista monoxide cool democracy as a way of categorizing the political and right that let me bring a d. c. and under this point that christopher was talking about the degree of, shall we say, a political process, but political parties were banned in 1973. so how do political parties like yours operate 20, what am i just crazy? it's quite a lot, you know, political parties were banned in 1970 it decree. but the pod to that i come from and put demo does not even fall among the bent as that was taken by the team on put them in 2008 to criminalize demos away approved guy had to do that. to me. i'm a friends and so i've lived to belong to put them or to be seen, wedding, anything that is good, i mean to them. and they say history to the because for the long time i put them all the only portent political weapon in the hands of that democracy in people of swaziland, i need to do that when they came to realize that the most ef

why do you need all the while the king and his president or the king? happy living by the state also received various channels of funding. for instance, they have yet to account funding receive from the midst of all this, right? these crash old building off in the public? no doubt. yes. let's bring in my guess is that we just got a few minutes and we've heard opposition figures them lagossi calling for south africa to impose sanctions. is that where the opposition is going? is it, is it counting on pressure for from regional axes and international axes? now, indeed, we are calling for decisive pressure from regional and international pled calling for a targeted son. she, again, that king enclosed these girls who are responsible for policing. this was because it is true that these uprising is economy issues. the king is through the government taking lot of responsible loan because they realize that they're empty to the core files of the nation. the only way to access to the was through that responsible and the relation alone. yes. was calling for the reg

but it's prince charles decision and he becomes king. | rgrill decision and he becomes king.sion and he becomes king. i will spare this one _ decision and he becomes king. i will spare this one as _ decision and he becomes king. i will spare this one as we _ decision and he becomes king. i will spare this one as we are _ decision and he becomes king. inn ii. spare this one as we are out of time. i don't know if anyone depended a good show as they did at where prince charles was made prince of wales, but there we are. that is for another day. thank you jo kiernan and ali miraj — film review next. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in cinemas and at home. one of the most intriguing releases of the week is tove, a finnish biopic about moomins creator tove jansson. alma poysti plays the swedo—finnish author, painter, novelist and illustrator, in zaida bergroth's intelligent film which was finland's entry for best international feature at the recent 93rd academy awards. i'm extremely happy... 0h! well,

the king is fled to south africa. that's what he and his regional allies of calling for political dialogue to come, the rest will bring in our guests in a moment. first, this report like say, o'brien anger and frustration. an 8th, what he crowds built barricades inferno tires despite an overnight curfews, while the l. positions calling a tipping point for the nation, the demonstrations like this, a rare and the more landlocked country, formerly known fatherland. but the saint has been simmering for years. much of it focused on kingdom swati, africa, his last absolute monarch. and one of the few remaining in the world in that case, he was crowned in 1986 aged just 18 and has unfettered political power. he has 15 wives. oh, it has been criticized for his lavish spending. almost denise what teeny live in poverty. we are in any way out so much the bread by the government government which over time if our government can't say no, you get out of them. is that though, i mean that the one missing mama, the protest is they, th

it's king george the third. look at the way that most of the crisp brief sentences in the middle section of his draft begin. they begin he has he has refused. he has forbidden he has combined. he has incited that he is he the he is george. george is rendered here. not as a puppet of parliament. or as a gaff-prone bumbler making one bad decision after another he's rendered here instead. as an all-powerful desperate as a villain who enacted an intentional program of harm. this is george as nero. this is george as richard the third. this is george as a tiller the hun. it's a rhetorical decision. jefferson has made. to personify the enemy to give readers someone to root against someone to hate given that goal it should not surprise us. to find jefferson's list of grievances. is full of hyperbole. he exaggerates. he guilds the lily. he tells rita's that there were swarms of tax collectors in the colonies. when they were really just 50. he tells rita's that tax collectors pose the same sort of threat as occupying sold

you have this young, ruthless, self-made king. have this princess of the grandest, royalest family. it's like a kardashian marrying a windsor. >> so he marries into the hasmonean dynasty, and mariamne knows that herod is only marrying her for political purposes. but she also fears that he's going to begin getting rid of her relatives, killing all hasmonean heirs to the jewish throne. and he's got so many roman troops with him that this shouldn't be that difficult. >> with 40,000 roman soldiers under his command, herod sets his sights on jerusalem, intent on forcing the jewish people to accept him as their king. >> announcer: "jerusalem: city of faith and fury," brought to you by -- be to blame. inflammation: time for ache and burn! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. inflammation: those'll probably pass by me! xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. inflammation: xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fd

long live the king or i love the king. i grew up watching news about the monarchy household. i learned about the institution in school, people around me, love the king, but then i wondered, why do we love the king? then just now rejects many of the official histories she was taught as a child. as to other young ties who are calling for reforms. protest as of taken to the streets, demanding the roll, household be more transparent and accountable for many times it marked a huge change. i did the early disgust in private and now being talked about in public. but when protest is moved against the crown property bureau, the office that manages the king's enormous wealth, they found the streets blocked with shipping containers. when they moved towards the palace, they were met with tear gas and rubber bullets. protest leaders had been arrested and charged with less majesty the offense of insulting the monarchy that comes with a lengthy jail to. since then, the protests of blanche died out. that say, pro monarchists is evidence t

king george the iii. in a few ways then this flimsy brochure was the american people's declaration. that the readers across the colonies made. and towns, counties, and legislatures. issuing their own, miniature declarations of independence claiming their separate nation hood and summarizing the chain of events. they were much longer and there was one in your hand that runs from buckingham county. they came back to the threats posed by the fleets and the armies he sent to repress and divide them. he came back again and again to the now escalating rumors and the government recently dispatched a large invading force to the colonies. pauline mayer identified 90 of these state and local declarations of independence. they were written to put pressure on the often cautious delegates of the second continental congress, so those delegates in philadelphia might find the courage to embrace the cause of independence and sever all ties britain. and they soon started to see. every post and every day rolls in upon us. i

you take jerusalem and you will be king.ecause herod is aware that he had mixed blood ancestry, one of those things is he could married into the hasmonean family. he can make a claim to the throne by marrying a jewish princess. >> a jewish marriage craontract. he chooses mary-anne, who's young and beautiful and cultured and generally loved by anybody. on the one hand herod, he deeply loved her and expressed his love in grandiose gesture. on the other hand, she constacon conscon constantly berraided of him of his status. you have this young ruthless self-made king. you have this princess of the grand and royalist family. it is like a kardashian marrying and a winslow. he marries into the hasmoneans dynasty. she fears that he's going to get rid of her relatives, killing all hasmoneans hoeirs to the jewish throne. he's got so many troops with him that this won't be differicult. >> herod sets his sight on jerusalem and forcing the people to accept him as his king. jerusalem, "city of faith and fury," brought to you by xiidra. d

and that was when dorothy king was fleeing leslie lynch king leslie lynch king proved to be a very abusive husband and that abuse began really on the wedding day through the honeymoon and extended into the time of her pregnancy as soon as she recovered her strength after the birth of the child. she secreted him into a taxi cab and drove him over to council bluffs, iowa where she then records the next entry which is babies first train ride. she puts him on a train and she takes him to chicago where her parents lived. just outside of chicago and harvard, illinois, so she has fled her husband her husband files suit for abandonment for divorce on grounds of abandonment, and then she countershews on grounds for abuse and the judge decides in her favor. this is 6:49 union a house. that's still exists in grand rapids. and that's the home of his youth dorothy brought junior two grand rapids because her parents were developing real estate in the area along with another partner of her father's and here she met a paint salesman by the name of gerald ford and by february 1917. they had gotten married

this _ the king. this has taken about seven years to happen. this is _ the king.is has taken about seven years to happen. this is all about - the king. this has taken about seven years to happen. this is all about a l years to happen. this is all about a system of government that has failed the people. this is a combination of problems since the ending of freedoms in this country, meaning freedoms in this country, meaning freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of association. the crisis in this kingdom has been decades in the making. at the heart of its, king mswati and his family's unfettered rain. the calls for democratic reforms and a constitutional monarchy have been raised for almost half a century there is little confidence in the government's latest response. ladle there is little confidence in the government's latest response. we are a nation that _ government's latest response. we are a nation that believes _ government's latest response. we are a nation that believes in _ government's latest response. we are a nation that believes in dialogue -

and that was when dorothy king was fleeingin leslie link king.lie link king proved to be a very abusive husband. that abuse began really on the wedding day, through the honey moon and extended to the time of her pregnancy. as soon as she recovered her strength after the birth of the child she secreted him into a taxicab and shuttled him over to iowa where she puts him on a train and tax him to chicago, where her parents lived, just outside of chicago in harvard, illinois. so she has fled her husband. her husband files suit for abandonment -- he files for divorce on grounds of abandonment. she counter-sues on grounds of abuse and the judge rules in her favor. this is the home of his youth. dorothy brought jr. to grand rapids because her parents were developing real estate in the area along with another partner of her father's. and sheer she met a paint salesman by the name of gerald ford. and by february of 1917, they had gotten married. and so they had themselves and a young child whom they continued to call jr. in time he just became gerald ford

king.y had a child in july of 1913. they named leslie lynch king, jr., and he is the person that we know as gerald ford. in this case, we have his christening gown and a book that his mother kept. in 1913, his mother began to keep a book on the baby's experience, and we can't present the real thing, but a duplicate of it in flip form, and some of the things in here that you can see is the first picture of dorothy with the baby. he was born in a house in omaha, nebraska in his grandfather's house, charles king's house, and some of the interesting things about it is that she records the baby's first outing, and the entry of his first taxi cab ride, and she records two weeks after his birth, and that is when dorothy king was fleeing leslie lynch king. and leslie lynch king proved to be a abusive husband and that continued from the wedding day through the honeymoon and through the time of the pregnancy. as soon as she recovered the strength of the birth of the child, she secreted him to a taxi

king, ceo of the king center and the daughter of dr. martin luther king jr.e you on, dr. king. >> thank you so much. >> well, i follow you on twitter and i love every time you just lovingly rebuke these people who really in my mind pervert the meaning of your father's words for their purposes. how does it feel as his daughter hear him revoked in defense of teaching history? >> well, i mean, come on, it is -- it is -- it is insulting. at one point in my life i got really upset until i understood the essence of what my father said in the quote you just mentioned about nothing more dangerous than sincere ignoranc. i feel that i along with my brother and those who represent this legacy have a responsibility to continue to educate people on the truth of my father. you've done an excellent job at everything you just said about the fact that he was devoted to eradicating the triple evils of poverty, mill tear rimp and racism and while he evoked those words at the end of his speech, i encourage people to read the whole speech. i think there's a danger to reading the

the king of the zulu nation has _ their seats. the king of the zulu nation has said _ their seats.he zulu nation has said that _ their seats. the king of the zulu nation has said that these - their seats. the king of the zulu | nation has said that these waves their seats. the king of the zulu i nation has said that these waves of violence and looting have brought shame on the country. how likely are his words to calm things down set against 25,000 troops?— his words to calm things down set against 25,000 troops? well, two thins. against 25,000 troops? well, two thinqs- the _ against 25,000 troops? well, two things. the troops, _ against 25,000 troops? well, two things. the troops, we _ against 25,000 troops? well, two things. the troops, we have - against 25,000 troops? well, two things. the troops, we have a - things. the troops, we have a population of about 10 million in kwazulu—natal alone. and about 70% unemployed, so we would need to enfold the military that has been promised to actually make any kind of difference. i don't think a military will make any difference. it needs

king had set the example to begin with. publicly and privately that our movement must be non-violent. we don't have as many guns and we can't win. i recognized and those of us who had leadership roles then realized that nonviolence is what we have to teach our people and hope they will abide by it, and for the most part, during the early stages of the movement, that did -- the violence took place, but it wasn't on our part. it was on the other part. i did get a little knot on my head as a result of being in the church, but that was a small part of it. many people lost their lives because of it, but it set a pattern so that we could accomplish some of the things that we have accomplished since the time when everything was completely segregated, when i started practicing law in 1954. >> you were obviously making a name for yourself, and i would guess -- hazard a guess there were many white lawyers that did not care for that, and so there was i know an effort to disbar you probably more than once. can you tell us a little bit

one of the king's last filmed appearances, dates back to october, 2011. on that day jig make his saw introduced to the people their future queen his wife jetson pima a 21 year old commoner for the occasion. 50000 who to needs gathered in the hope of getting close to the royal couple not did it. please remain seated. are you? no, i'm really glad you're here today. i'm very happy to see you today. the silver and presents himself as a man of the people, but really speaks to the prince. the following exchange is one of the few he's had with journalists since he came to power. are you married? no, i'm not. was the how do you? oh, yeah, definitely. within the country, we're going to drive into all the districts to get to meet the people. and i must thank the people all their good mission. thank you. he's subjects say they appreciate their kings, warmth and kindly not magically the cleaning helps and advisors had people even let them discover things. they didn't know he's truly benevolence. an extraordinary chasm. the people's enthusiasm can also be seen in the

king. mr. clyburn has i think constantly going in his office, because no matter how many times you hear the speech of dr. king, it continues to inspire, strengthen, and keeps us focused on the purpose that we are all on the same ship. thank you. >> thank you, thank you.

king. mr. clyburn has i think constantly going in his office, because no matter how many times you hear the speech of dr. king, it continues to inspire, strengthen, and keeps us focused on the purpose that we are all on the same ship. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy talked to reporters about speaker pelosi's decision to block two republican lawmakers from serving on a select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. leader mccarthy also talked about federal spending and inflation. mr. mccarthy: good afternoon. before we begin, i'd like to wish a happy bth

king. mr. clyburn has i think constantly going in his office, because no matter how many times you hear the speech of dr. king, it continues to inspire, strengthen, and keeps us focused on the purpose that we are all on the same ship. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >> this sunday, 14 members of congress share with they heard and saw january 6. a conversation about a police officer who free hooley -- who fatally shot a woman. >> he was the last person who ever wanted to use force like that he wasn't one to do that. after it happened, he came over and was physically and emotionally distraught and i gave him a hug and i said, sir, you did what you needed to do. unfortunately her family's life is change and it is on fortunate she -- it is unfortunate she lost her life. that doesn't ever leave you. he didn't show up to work that day to have to do that. he was doing his job and he was put into his situation that he had to do his job because there were members on the balcony. if you are going to

king routinely fed the homeless and also employed previously incarcerated individuals. well, there is still hope that a waterfront ballpark will be built in oakland's jack london square. oakland mayor libby shaft says that negotiations will continue between the oakland a's and city administrators a date for restarting the talks, though, has yet to be set and the a's have not confirmed that negotiations will be resuming. today's announcement by the mayor comes more than a week after the city council approved financial terms that were different from the teams. a spokesman for oakland mayor libby shaft, releasing this statement to ktvu and city stafe excited about world class waterfront ballpark, a reality. are still ahead tonight, the latest on the california drought, how low water levels are forcing a north bay city to close a popular boat ramp and a very weather. we have been dealing with some heat for portions of the bay area. some changes of this weekend we'll have the updated forecast coming up and many people in the market for a new car. how it continuing chip short

so the, i think it was in back the king's birthday celebrations. absolutely . normally in thailand, on the king's birthday today celebrate his 69th birthday. we would expect to be festivities out. certainly in the royal plaza, outside the grand palace. those have all been cancelled. we saw yes they, there was some festive floral arrangements being put out. it's expected the king will in private go through certain routines as he does every year, like making merit, freeing fish into the river. things that are very customary, but it's also been a very big year for the king in the past 12 months. we've seen protests out on the street criticizing the king in a way that has very rarely happened here in thailand. people i think questioning both the government but also the monic his role and how cruise have been allowed to happen and how effectively being ruled by qu, government at the moment. that's broken, an awful lot of booze while those protests have died back. certainly in the last 6 months, i think there's a feeling here that one's curve restrictions are lifted,

the zulu king has been in the role of king for about five minutes, taking the role from the queen, whos before she passed, and of course, the long—standing king, he passed away earlier this year as well. i think this might even have been his first address. it wasn't very convincing, he was a very... he was like how i am right now. there didn't seem to land his speech, and it seemed like he was a puppet for a long—standing politician who was sitting next to him, the prince. speaking to us from kwazulu—natal. let's bring you some breaking news from los angeles. pop singer britney spears has won the right to choose her own lawyer to help her end the 13—year—long conservatorship that controls her personal and business affairs. the judge overseeing the conservatorship approved her choice at a hearing on wednesday, three weeks after the singer made an emotional address in which she called the arrangement "abusive", and said she had been prevented from marrying or having more children, and was compelled to take medication against her will. let's get some of the day's other news. poland's top

the finest restaurants in norway exports over 2000 tons of king crap all around the world annually. well, environmental concerns about invasive species continue the tourist saver at spicy meat and the norwegian authorities hope the high phishing quotas will help keep its population under control. keeping nature healthy balance is not easy. often there isn't too much of one think and to little over another. this certainty is the case. we've been nearly extinct northern white rhino today, the only 2 of them left off and both females. now people are feverishly looking for ways to save these species from extinction. for german and italian santas, an edition plan could be the greatest success for the careers. the future of an entire species is suspended here in liquid nitrogen, cool, 2 minus 196 degrees, the contents of these containers at the lots of institute for zeal and wildlife research. and then we'll determine whether or not the northern watch why know, will become extinct. we did all the high collection will be harvest 14, all this height. i thought the highest number we ever got

as restaurants, norway exports over 2000 tons of king crap all around the world annually. while environmental concerns about invasive species continue, the tourist favor its spicy meat, and the norwegian authorities hope the high fishing quotas will help keep its population under control. keeping nature healthy balance, it's not easy. often there isn't too much of one think and to little over another. this thought and t is the case. we've been nearly extinct northern white rhino today, the only 2 of them left off and both females know people are feverishly looking for ways to save these species from extinction. for german on italian santas, an edition plan could be the greatest success for their careers. the future of an entire species is suspended here in liquid nitrogen cool, 2 minus 196 degrees. the contents of these containers at the lots is institute for view and wildlife research in berlin will determine whether or not the northern white rhino will become extinct. we did always hide collection where the harvest, 14 oldest height, i thought the highest number we ever

the king has long been a staunch supporter of the two-state solution. the white house says president biden reaffirmed his own support for it during their meeting. i had a chance to sit down with king abdullah for a wide-ranging exclusive. your majesty, welcome. >> thank you, fareed. >> i have to ask you first about what seems to be the most startling thing looking at your part of the world, which is the new government in israel. prime minister netanyahu and you had a good relationship, but e new prime minister, neftali bennett, says explicit hi he rules out the idea of a palestinian state. in fact, he's talked about annexing israel and annexing the west bank. how do you look at that government and what do you think the prospects for peace are? >> again, fareed, we've known each other long enough to know that we always look at the glass half full. for the leader in that part of the world, i think it was important to unify messaging because there are a lot of challenges, as you know, that we'll probably get into. it was important for me not only to meet w

then even the king to so much people you know, they're talking about. so when the people that just been killed by the army, that you've been better than confirmed, quoted to some of the people. so if no one wants to pay more people, you know, for other people to be able to get it done, it's going to be open his head this way. i put him on de, just another court to look into his case to say, how can it this page and i'm going to go and should, you know, we'd like france, no history for just us. just reminding you know, to their own, to have democracy if they don't give you. all right. so that is why j h is in when i started, when people to the kids, we don't want to because you know which one is meant to ask for the past. it is old. we have been leading bits were struck by them. so ideas been, i'm starting, you know, i'm wondering when you are yes, we were tallied with imprisonment with the also the must people. so these that if you would just under protest does not want to kill and the much back. so don't, i mean thank you for joining us and all the 0.

just consider the fine margins — known as the king?rgins that _ known as the king? just consider the fine margins that will _ known as the king? just consider the fine margins that will decide - known as the king? just consider the fine margins that will decide your - fine margins that will decide your fate in this sport, even if you are a defending champion. let me tell you about one of japan's most popular sporting icons. you about one of japan's most popularsporting icons. known, you about one of japan's most popular sporting icons. known, as you say, as the king, and for good reason. he became the first man in 44 years to win back—to—back olympic all—around gymnastics gold is in rio, in 2016. after another jaw—dropping acrobatic display, with all these somersaults going on, he then couldn't hold on to the horizontal bar and he fell into the pit. what a moment for him. the reigning olympic champion failing to qualify for a gymnastics apparatus final. and it ends a well storied olympic career. he said afterwards that he will retire a

king's death. the memorial design is drawn from a passage in his i have a dream speech in which he says out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope. dr. king himself is depicted as that stone of hope emerging from the mountain of despair which sits behind him at the memorial and at the base of of the of that are a number of quotations from his speeches sermons and writings. one of the most famous or perhaps infamous incidents in the history of the title basin involved us congressman, wilbur mills chairman of house ways and means committee one night in october of 1974 car being driven erratically down independence avenue was pulled over and everyone was surprised to find in the back not only mills but an exotic dancer named fanny fox known as the argentine firecracker. fox in her panic jumped out of the limousine and into the nearby tidal basin where she was ultimately rescued for mills the scandal ultimately cost him his chairmanship of the powerful ways and means committee. the gift of the cher