i can handle the last stretch on my own the king's house is now in plain sight of course king lute didn't walk up here himself he had servants to carry him and the letter was. clear. this summer the king's alpine hideout is closed in compliance with social distancing and hygiene guidelines but after the long hike we definitely want you to see what it's like inside. compared to the seconds of other residences the king's house and shot him seems almost modest it was built in 872 in the style of a swiss chalet. in spite of the beautiful swiss pine paneling the living quarters on the ground floor come across as relatively plain. seemingly out of character for the fairy tale king. the upper story however fully reflects its creator here live in the 2nd had a sumptuous hall build an oriental style crammed full of gilded carving lit through stained glass windows and decorated with fine drugs mcniff ascension and the leaders and peacock feathers. the turkish room with its fountain in the center provided a spectacular backdrop for the king's birthday celebrations. isolated high in the bavarian alps

king of the kingdom of saudi arabia thank you mr president. in the name of god the compassionate the merciful your majesty's your highness's your excellency's mr president of the general assembly. mr secretary general distinguished attending is or may god's peace and blessings be upon year at the outset i would like to extend my sincerest congratulations to mr of our can bask here on his election as president of the 75th session of the u.n. general assembly in washington success in fulfilling his duties i would also like to extend my thanks to his predecessor and dr to johnny muhammad dandy president other previous session for his great effort. it would be a remiss not to commend the distinguished endevor is of his excellency secretary general and tanya terris to improve the performance of u.n. institutions to attain the objectives and purposes of its charter mr president distinguished at indians. i address you today from the birthplace of islam place of revelation and that for muslims of my message is based on the teachings of our noble relig

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he's the defacto king and b.s. as our guest in london he's very powerful he's calling all the shots is that anybody that might be able to tell and him might we see a resurgence of mohammed bin knife. no it just putting a little like the king solomon was the prince or the ruler of 3 out for a years and years before he became king and like the incidence of people disappearing from the op is not for us who are living that people disappear so some of the practices that have not been so man comes with as ruthless and very harsh against any. opinion or dissidents this is a profile that has that approved so choosing ramadan sentiment is choosing somebody who fits the profile of profile and goes with their legacy. and not been sent men the way he's acting. there is a problem with 100 percent and. my colleague said that mohamed bin said nan i have . supported him that i disagree with that fact because i can assure you that some would say you know have little is more popular among they only 100 percent my not only this but i

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king.y life never went anywhere else but there. >> but not only is harry a great artist, he is a great humanitarian. no performing artist in the united states or in the world has raised as much money for the civil rights movement as harry belafonte. >> i respond as often as possible to dr. king because i believe the salvation of america and our potential is in our capacity to deal humanistically and nonviolently with our difficulties. >> people who worked with johnny, at the time, would say he was conversant with the civil rights movement. >> i can't sit here and say i understand because we can't. >> he understood many of the issues. but he was not comfortable enough to say i'm going to do a week of shows about what's going on in the country. >> when i was out in las vegas, i did the thing with the audience and there were a lot of questions. and i'd get questions, political, you know, what do you think of so and so? and i found, no matter when sic side you go, you're going to end up, if you

senator king? >> senator king is muted. >> could you restate the question, congresswoman? >> can you hear me now? >> i couldn't hear it. >> yes. >> can you hear me now? i'd be happy to. senator king, it is regarding -- and i thank the chairman for indulging. i want you to focus on the interference that's been reported by recent reports about russia's interference in our vaccine research. covid-19 is a pandemic in our nation, surging in many states, as it relates to the work that we're doing here to shore up our cyber system, and maybe representative gallagher would comment as well. but the russian interference with vaccine research, how important the report of the commission's report is in the work going forward. can you hear me? did you hear me? >> yes, i can. i did. thank you very much. first, i want to send my warmest thoughts to the people of houston. i know what you are going through and i've seen it and am following it, and it is a very tough time. i know it means a lot to them that you are there with them on this, through this awfulness, in this terrible time. what

both king and cunningham have highlight plays tonight. king 278 and two touchdowns.sn't have a touchdown run. stroke of running and passing at least one is in jeopardy at the moment. cardinals may have some trickery in mind. the 'canes are up expecting the onside kick but there are two different kickers in the game and the regular man is not one of them, james turner. the ball laid flat. they'll motion guys to the other side. here comes the second kicker. big hop. 'canes field it easily. much ado about nothing. miami will takeover in good position. interesting though. >> kirk: i thought brevin jordan might have taken and it scored a touchdown. >> chris: talk about the quarterbacks in the conference. near lock trevor lawrence. beyond trevor there's talent. we're seeing d'eriq king. ian book ran for three touchdowns today. bounced back. wasn't great. sam howell. monster year for carolina, and cunningham in the conversation, too. >> kirk: picket at pitt. i mean, i think it's the deepest conference this year with the quarterback play. >> chris: that's saying something wh

they keep finding out about king. they're pawns for king in a sense. the leaders are we ourselves. it starts in february. in june 1956, you have a ruling, 2-1 in favor of the plaintiffs on the grounds of that 14th amendment, right? city officials appeal. they're not giving up. the city officials appealed. november 13, the supreme court upholds that lower court ruling. city officials appeal. and this is part of what accounts for the fact that it's 381 days. african-americans are like we are not going back on those segregated buses. december 20th, the supreme court, they didn't hear the case again. they said we won't consider the appeal. we've decided this. so, that effectively ends the city's, you know, quest or attempt to stave off this desegregation of their city buses. the decree of that ruling reaches montgomery on december 20th, 1956. african-americans meet in their final mass meeting of the boycott and agree, okay, we got what we wanted. we'll go on the buses tomorrow, december 21st, 1956. and in the morning,that morning, you know, cameras come from all over the country and th

in 2014, king, posthumously, and wereidow karen scott king, awarded the congressional medal of honor,he highest civilian award for americans. king had evolved and had moved from specific rights to african-americans, particular a voting rights and the end of segregation, to a broader critique of american society that included a critique of the vietnam war and american poverty that affected all races and the therefore began a larger approach to change in america. at this point, we are going to move on to the next exhibition, "a changing america: 1968 and beyond." having left the exhibition on the era of segregation, we are moving on to the exhibition, the final exhibition in the three-part history gallery, a changing america: 1968 and beyond. you can sense a difference in the tone and tenor of the african-american liberation movement. the 1960's was an era of black power and was also an era of the transition of the philosophies of martin luther king, particularly his development of the poor people's campaign -- a multiracial campaign for economic justice and the end of poverty that king

king rama 9 was very very loved by the people he did a lot of. and he did a lot of things to improve the lives of the poor so there was a lot of respect for the monarchy especially when the when the romanized was around he was extremely reviewed and there was no question about that when he when he passed away people mourn for months people were crying openly on the streets so. after that after we transition to the 210 the relationship between the monarchy and the people has changed a little bit because this king is not always in the public eye he hasn't necessarily done as much work as his dad so you know the relationship between how people perceive the king is changing and but that being said there's also there you know the culture tradition remains intact and there's also a huge group of people as you can see on the screen right now who are viewers the mater key. yet. does the mother there always have sent. i'm just i just feel like if i don't share put being a facebook page i'm going to be in trouble for the you know have had several social si

king is not refuting that.he considers himself lucky to be representing them, but because of the gender politics and the media image and how it is being positioned, there is this idea that he is the leader. it is interesting to know that on monday, that monday, december fifth, everybody gathers at this mass meeting to assess how it has gone. the montgomery improvement association was informed that afternoon. the idea is it is a boycott, very successful, they show their strength, and all of the people in the audience are like, we are not going back on those buses. especially the maids and cooks. we are not going back on the buses, we are not suffering that humiliation anymore. this is no longer like, this is a show of force. the masses decide that night, we will continue this. then it becomes a matter of how to run a bus boycott. because it says here masses walked. i put that as an aspect of the montgomery myth, absolutely african americans were walking in all sorts of weather for miles and miles. there's testim

with king's death, the reverend abernathy and his widow continued the poor people's campaign.esurrection city had permits to set up on the national wall. -- national mall. the weather was terrible and for six weeks, they tried in vain to lobby the federal government for fundamental change. at the end of those six weeks, the federal government removed -- bulldozed the city and evicted the residents and basically into the campaign. -- ended the campaign. members of the people's campaign who were washington residents managed to find out where the bulldozed material had been taken to a local military base and went by the base late at night and salvaged some of the material, including this plywood mural. materials were preserved by activists who literally kept them until they donated it to this museum. many people think the black power campaign was a negation of the civil rights movement, that it was in opposition to civil rights. in fact, the nonviolent philosophy of martin luther king and the black power movement are not at odds, even though one of the symbols of the black power

the king has been admitted to hospital says he's spoken to the king he's kept him informed of developments but prime minister you didn't could also be seeking an audience with the king and even if he meets the king 1st he could very well ask for parliament to be dissolved and that would trigger snap elections so there's still a lot of uncertainty about what's going to happen now and the government's response so far what we've heard is a cabinet minister taking a dig at announcement now he tweeted a photo of the cabinet meeting on wednesday with the caption nothing has collapsed or fallen the subtext being the current administration is still very much intact. so it's been a very uncertain times in politics how do we get. well that's right so prime minister didn't yassin hasn't been in power for very long now and he took power just about 7 months ago when he left the then ruling coalition he and his supporters left that then ruling coalition and they aligned themselves with politicians they had defeated in the 2018 elections and this includes paul the former prime minister najib razak who's

very sensitive demands that has long been unthinkable in thailand's reform of the monarchy the thai king is widely revered and criticizing him can carry a prison sentence of up to 15 years. hard hit off of hard yeah i think the 10 demands is heading towards a clear direction it's about being able to speak about things that he don't dare to talk about a true democracy means that no power alone could stay above us we can't be afraid of we are afraid this means we are suppressed by some sort of power carlyon no no no these demands do not propose to get rid of the monarchy there proposals with good intentions to make the institution of the monarchy remain graciously above the people under democratic rule but more than we have insulation of the plaque is for everyone to be aware that we want to have a true democracy given back to us to reform the monarchy and truly keep the institution under a democratic constitution. well more process are june later this week and a nationwide general strike is g to be held in october when haiti has more from outside the grand palace and bangkok. all the sign

king, challenging this administration ?says he feels safe moral imperative to say that this is part of an injustice that is being perpetrated by america. america is on the bronx side of world history in pursuing -- is on the wrong side of world history in pursuing the war effort. he is out there speaking against it. a year before he is assassinated, he is at the riverside church in new york making a speech that gets a lot of attention. he is at the national cathedral in washington, d.c., speaking against the war. it becomes part of the energy that surrounds him. it puts them in a position of being an opponent of the johnson administration. >> syracuse, n.y., this is ralph. >> thank you for "the contenders." i have a quick comment and a quick question. i had a big deal at home -- i have the video at home. it was about to hubert humphrey and do you speaking at a gathering. it was towards the end of his life and he is still smiling. he had a great coach at the end of this speech. i would rather live 50 years like a tiger than

years so what can the government do to quell this growing anger and what does this mean for thailand's king this is inside story . hello and welcome to the program i'm how he had seen a wave of protests as gripped thailand since february it's been led by the young mostly 1st time voters who say they want to modernize them want to keep over the weekends tens of thousands of people in the park used for want to ceremonies and they cemented a plug in the grand palace that expresses what they say is the people's will the protesters also hands it's over a letter with their it's a monster to the boil guards well these demands include the removal of prime minister. he's a former army general who came to power in a coup in 2014 and wanted to spaces election last year they also want to parliament's dissolves and new elections to be held there demanding that the constitution which was drafted by the military be rebirths in also included in this charter is an end to the intimidation of dissidents and a very sensitive to. months that has long been unthinkable in thailand's reform of the monarchy the tha

but he's not able to meet the king as yet because the king is in hospital now and it also remains open for meat in yasin to seek an audience with the king and he could also well request that parliament be dissolved and that would trigger snap elections so it's really not certain that are nor will be able to form the next government but having said that is also. in yes its position is all book also rather shaky because even though there has been a recent statement by 6 parties in the ruling pact to say they. put their support behind the prime minister the biggest component party and that is that the president of that party has come out to say he believes that many m.p.'s are willing to put their weight behind anwar ibrahim. chinese tech giant huawei says it is battling for survival against nonstop aggression from the u.s. government comes company is facing mounting pressure from the trunk administration which last month intensified was structureless limiting hallways access to crucial chipsets katrina you reports from beijing. customers in china are scrambling to buy while way smartphon

the king has been admitted to hospital says he's spoken to the king he's kept him informed off developments but maria didn't prime minister didn't could also be seeking an audience with the king and even if he meets the king 1st he could very well off for parliament to be dissolved and that would trigger snap elections so there's still a lot of uncertainty about what's going to happen well what abraham succeeds he will make a dramatic comeback he will restore his alliance that was elected in 2018 it collapsed after we did we drew his party to formulate a central government to march in and you know if you don't well was convicted a sort of corruption past or go with the prime minister matter him how much he was imprisoned twice and where had fortune alliance with most of your when he was in prison that went on to win the 2018 vote and you lost of election because of a corruption scandal and what was in freed by royal pardon he was meant to be his designated successor before the alliance fell apart. probably stepped down in february all right so it's a pretty complex situations and it's drawn

one big draw are the many fanciful castles built by king to take the 2nd. half. but will also visit dubrovnik word check in viewer will show us how the corona crisis is affecting her hometown. my destination is the shot and a scenic point in the mountain range the 2nd had a house built up there for the 1st leg of the journey i've reserved. i know find a cold welcome. to make the climb a little easier i've decided to rent an. us and them is there anything i should watch out for. to feel us and probably the most common error people make is overestimating the situation got a call the bikes will take you just about anywhere they offer a lot of power then suddenly you're at the summit and can't get down. this way it's easy to overextend yourself that's why you should be careful on the descent keep your hands on the brakes take your time go slowly and enjoy the nature of around you don't come shooting down and. soon as i leave mitten miles i'm america and the beautiful bavarian landscape. the paths are blind and the ascent is still manageable. after a couple of minutes

but didn't prime minister could also be seeking an audience with the king and if he meets the king 1st he could very well ask for parliament to be dissolved and that would trigger snap elections so there's still a lot of uncertainty about what's going to happen. let's hear now from bridget world choose a normally research associate at the university of north you and she explains what the consequences of them was that could be. there are a number of things going on one is that there have been an underlying political instability for some time now and many of these negotiations have been taking place and so we're now seeing them come to the fore i think that there are divisions within 1000000 in the absence government and there are also divisions within our supporters and i think that many people have tried to pull defections so this is something that is remaining very fluid but it's actually very real at the same time there's a state election where a lot of the tensions have come to the fore between the different parties and raise the stakes involved and so what we've seen is another dra

but he's not able to meet the king as yet because the king is in hospital now also remains open for meat in yasin to seek an audience with the king and it could he could also well request that parliament be dissolved and that would trigger snap elections so it's really not certain that are nor will be able to form the next government but having said that is also. position is also wrong. the shaky because even though there has been a recent statement by 6 parties in the ruling pact to say they. put their support behind the prime minister the biggest component party and that is that the president of that party has come out to say he believes that many m.p.'s are willing to put their weight behind anwar ibrahim. here now to 0 why did scientists say wildfires could be. places burned in several countries. hello the plains and rain on the way across areas over japan. this is a tropical storm dolphin now study more to the northeast so that doesn't mean it is not expected to make. very close passing by towards the east it will have some very strong winds have been into the bank 90 kilometer

king, gooden morning. tom keene in new york. ashton lined tom: stephen king, good morning.eene in new york. has clearlyingdom done this better than the united states. is there ability, given the turning of the pandemic, to continue income support? stephen: it gets increasingly expensive because the more that you deal with this, the more you are adding to the budget deficit and building up higher levels of government debt. if i worked at treasury, i would be a little uneasy about that, the idea of continuous -- i suspect what is going to happen, as the furlough scene comes to an end, and it will by the end replace it they will with something else, perhaps something closer to allowing the market to play some kind of role. one possibility, we might have a negative employer national insurance contribution, the government subsidizing employers to bring workers back, to actually having them do work rather than being furloughed at home. a subsidy means that some people who otherwise would have lost their jobs will keep their jobs, but there will be no guarantee that everyone will

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for months now thais have been calling for reform of the mana king and political system. but this weekend's demonstration was the biggest in the years. tens of thousands gathered in bangkok. and stayed to protest throughout the night. you know a little way and. i want to see changes in the most meaningful way a bigger change than before which will take into account people's opportunities education and our right to speak the truth so we can question and discuss things we're not supposed to talk about. the world i doubt that matt. meet me or guide them there's a chance we'll be successful without demands but we'll have to wait and see if the protesters are still committed to fixing the constitution then the government won't be able to ignore them forever really lay out. the protesters a growing bolder on sunday they handed royal guard police a letter setting out their demands. particularly sensitive is the call for royal reform including limits to the king's powers. this is broken it's a bill in thailand where criticising the monarchy can be punished with up to 15 years in

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king, i'm john robert lewis. i gave my whole name.boy from troy each time he would see me. he would say, how is the boy from troy doing? >> we thought about suing the university system of alabama. dr. martin luther king jr. and his organization were prepared to support it. i had a discussion with my mother and father. my father was very, very supportive of the idea. my mother was so afraid that we could lose the land, our home could be bombed or burned. so i continued to study in nashville. it was there in nashville that i met jim lawson and got involved studying philosophy and the discipline of nonviolence. ♪ >> i started attending these nonviolent workshops. and i kept saying to bernard, my roommate, you have to come and get involved. >> i was busy with my courses, i said, listen, i don't have time for that. he kept badgering me. and i got hooked. >> jim lawson told us to never engage in violence, bewe hadut a right to protest. it inspired me. it changed my life. >> nonviolence as conceived by the montgomery bus boycott is not a sel

honestly if he's informed the king he's spoken to the king and the king has been kept informed of all the developments but there's still quite a few things we don't know we don't know exactly just how much support anwar ibrahim says he has we don't know who are the politicians who announce a they're throwing their support behind anwar ibrahim and we don't know if there is going to be a new government or what sort of. parties are behind its new government what we do know though is that with this latest announcement it has thrown malaysian politics in turmoil again just about half a year off to prime minister. in a political coup all right florence thank you for that update from kuala lumpur anti-government protesters in egypt have been back on the streets for a 3rd night. these are pictures from just north of cairo there defying a police crackdown that seem at least 200 people arrested since sunday. 140000 homes are now known to have been damaged or destroyed in sudan's floods huge amounts of farmland are also under water victims admit it's unlikely the government can help them to reco

this special edition of "nightline," a tribute for a king. starts right now. good evening and thanks for joining us. tonight from heartbreak to inspiration. millions across the world honoring chadwick now, his quiet fight with cancer, raising awareness about another mortal enemy. the disease that took his life far too soon. it ♪ it's been a long year >> i didn't have enough time with chadwick. he was here far too short a time. >> chadwick was a deeply kind and gentle person and very present and thoughtful and those qualities are all so present in his work. >> chadwick, my friend, you will forever be remembered by your warm smile, your kind heart and your fierce courageousness through great adversity. >>> chadwick's legacy is almost too big to fully comprehend yet. >> the way he handled his life and managing cancer with such humility and grace and digity, let us know that i was truly a super hoo -- super hero. >> this loss was felt around the world. he is pretty amazing. >> he is wakonda forever. >> for a generation of kids. he is the defining image of a super

we will pick up the rest of the story in a little bit. >> let's show that larry king

this was the brother of george the third, the king of england, and we soon discover that he was rather sympathetic to the american cause. in fact, many were of the opinion that he thought america should be free and independent, so we all listened in on what he had to say. we spoke of the fighting at lexington, and of concord, of your brand congress in philadelphia and of course of the great man himself, that of general washington. so, it was by the conclusion of this meeting that i told the officers that i was ready and willing to find and if need be, die for this cause. now i know many have said well, but, why mr. markey, why would you want to go and fight and perhaps die in another land -- in another man's war? well, i felt this was a war like none other in the history of manned, was it not? a war of great ideas. of the freedom, even liberation of mankind. a war that would raise the ideas of the great thinkers of this, well, in light and age, this age of reason. people like voltaire and rousseau, these people who believe that a man, no matter what station in life he might be born, wh

content is king. >> draft king is ripping too it's up 9% doc, you're my guy on this what do you make of this news n >> that's huge for all of those names. it's huge for penn, eventually huge for draft kings and caesarss, obviously. this will be a fantastic deal i haven't seen the ratings numbers for the weekend. i bet that people were loving seeing sports back i know you were cheering because your team won. our team won here in chicago. theyst -- it extends everywhere. now we're seeing it here, scott. the fact the nfl has embraced it the fact some of these teams have their preferred carriers and things like that that's amazing >> you're seeing caesars is up almost 11% now that entire spectrum is on the run today. we're going to double dip there as well. we'll come back later with our call of day that plays right into the gaming space. i'll wait for that i want to get back to our conversation as we're coming off this discussion with rob and doc about big tech jon making some big moves adding stock in apple is now the time to put more money to work in tech? is the coast clear, so to sp

new news live from berlin thailand belongs to the people that's the message from protesters to their king activists calling for reform of the monarchy install of clock symbolizing democracy near the grand palace and thousands march to press their once to demands for change at the top also coming up. tributes pouring in for the u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg the legal better instead think now it's a partisan battle over who will replace her we'll take a look at the latest issues dividing america. and its beer time and unique again pandemic claims the city's famous october fest is canceled the show grounds remain deserted but local drinking halls are keeping the spirit alive with celebrations on a smaller scale. unexpired sir welcome to the program. pro-democracy protesters have saved their breath huge rally in the thai capital bangkok thousands joined in a rare challenge to the monarchy they want curbs on the king's power fresh elections and democratic reform marchers handed a letter to guards at the royal palace containing a list of demands to the king is include removing

martin luther king is a great example of that. martin luther king actually called himself an extremist and -- in some of his writings i think you're absolutely right. look, there is a proud tradition of radical political organizing. you can be a radical and be peaceful. you can be an extremist and be peaceful. one of the great things about our country is we have the political space to do that. now there is a difference between people like martin luther king who was a peaceful extremist and violent extremists. malcolm x was somebody who was important to the black nationalist movement. people who are familiar with malcolm x's writings know that his rhetoric was more violent .han somebody like dr. kings there are differences between .xtremism and violent extremism you can see this in many movements, whether tied to race or social justice issues, or whether they are tied to things like abortion, stuff like that. there are plenty of people in the abortion movement that are peaceful extremists, and then there are other people in the abo

david, king david from the by bay, he went under the walls and overtook this.k it for the first time for the jewish community is that is pretty cool. —— from the bible. but there is a debate about some of the claims made about the city of david and historical fact. about the city of david and historicalfact. archaeological about the city of david and historical fact. archaeological digs in occupied territory are governed by international laws. israel could be breaking international law by allowing archaeological digs to be carried out in archaeological or this area. elad says it is necessary to carry out the work to protect jewish cultural heritage. elad has been criticised for the less advertise part of the mission, strengthening thejewish connection tojerusalem by strengthening thejewish connection to jerusalem byjewish settlement. the united states condemns the occupation earth residential buildings in the palestinian area of sirwan in eastjerusalem. an agenda which by definition stoked tensions between palestinians and israelis. they speak own language. thi

maybe a king or from where this new ruler king come from? >> the winning side. >> think about oliver or napoleon, you have military figures seizing power. and this will not happen. and ultimately this is going to appeal to them and washington does a personal thing. he has a letter he's going to read. washington has been losing his eyesight. and most people don't know this, but he wore glasses but he doesn't want anybody to see them because they're not cool. he didn't want to show weakness. what he does is, he pulls them out and he puts them on and he reminds them of what he's given, that he's also given his sight and the officers start crying and they embrace this as washington showing this sort of humility and weakness. it's a appeal to their ideals. and the revolution is preserved and they come out as champions of liberty. but the last act and probably the most important in american history, in my opinion, and certainly one of the last major acts of the continental army is this. annapolis in december, 1783. peace has been announced and was