let me go to you in kingston here. this a symmetrical approach here because this explains how russia has proceeded in ukraine because it wants security guarantees. it's not going to take land that it can't determine its destiny. ok, they're not going to go in and leave. russia is not going to do this in 5 years in another 10 years. this is why this is a defining event in this century. here, there has to be security guarantees for all are there will be security guarantees for none. go ahead. you know, this is the american way. as i was saying once upon a time there was a president the united states by the name of dwight d eisenhower. fivestar, general supreme commander, the allied forces to charm president is farewell a jess january 17th. 1961. he was the american people that the military industrial complex is robbing the nation, the jesus sciences to sway the labors and the future, the children. and that sort, america's become, i just turned 76 years old. world war 2 is in ancient history. look at all the was america's

memoir one may one maine's looping award, the jenni mclaughlin award for lifelong is given by the kingston public library, massachusetts and the kingston council on aging abdi is currently working on a television series for his book called the american. so i'm going to pass to these guys. good. hey, paul, i guess i'm a little sweaty. it's easy for a guy from maine to get lost in new york city. i found my way on the other side of the brooklyn bridge and then i couldn't find my way back. so it took me a while walking around. first of all, i just want to say how truly honored i to have read this book. it definitely. every every minute diving into this book, i you know from africa. i haven't done that in-depth yet. conversation or interview that that that you have. i'm more interested in how you really gather this the the stories in this book and how you got you know all the sources but i can say it me. right. the history that's written in here, the of of the of the europeans in the continent of africa and, the fifth, seventh century. and, you know it just got me thinking more. and most import

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. >> jeremy renner is in critical but stable condition the marvel superhero and mayor of kingston star suffered injured after experiencing a weather-related accident plowing snow renner's family is with him and he is receiving zlents care. according to the sheriff's office, they responded to a tra matdic injury at approximately 9:00 a.m. in reno, nevada. deputies coordinated with fire and emergency medical personnel to awrainch for a flight to transport rehner to a local hospital the sheriff's office says their major accident investigation team is looking into this incident. >>> the suspect in the murders of four university of idaho students will to be extradited tomorrow we heard more from his lawyer, students, and for the first time, his parents. >> reporter: for the first time since their son was arrested for the murders of four college friends in idaho, the parents of 289-year-old brian kohberger are writing out, writing, first and foremost, we care deeply for the four families who lost their precious children, adding, we will love and support our son and brother. we have fully coo

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it was only russia's fabulous mineral that aroused hoover's curious city, visiting the enormous kingston estate in 11 and 1913. he was struck by its semi-feudal social structure, and i'm quoting him now at the top was a russian family, and at bottom, 100,000 peasants and workers with nobody much in between but the priesthood and the. he noticed to what he called the hideous tensions beneath the surface on a railway platform. one day he watched as, again, i quote, a long line of intelligent, decent, brutally chained together were marched aboard a freight car bound for siberia. the whole scene was so revolting that. i reacted to it in nightmares. always there was feeling among us that someday the country would blow up. then in the summer of 1914, europe itself blew up in a world war that changed direction of hoover's life. while giant european armies bogged down in the trenches on the western front, in particular, hoover, working without pay, foundered and directed the commission for relief in belgium a neutral volunteer organization that procured and distributed food to the civilian popul

to evade impeachment over sleeves allegations the insuring this has wrought the country. marcus kingston was protesting at the airport when he was killed. these young ladies, but only shows him, i don't know who gave the orders illegal, but now we want those responsible for his death to pay for it by him. but so much like marcus most of the victims hail from working class heartlands loyal to casteel communities. united in recent weeks in protest or in grief, and sometimes bo and some other stories. prosecutors in japan have formerly charged a man suspected of assassinating former prime minister sions, obey the suspect. we'll now stand trial after aba was shot during a campaign speech last july. police say the man confessed to carrying out the killing because of abe's rumored links to a religious group. south korean authorities are seeking criminal charges against 23 officials over a deadly crush as people celebrate halloween. the charges related to a lack of safety measures include involuntary manslaughter, and negligence. more than a 150 people died in the capital soul. when revelers go

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. >> reporter: the mayor of kingston star turned 52 during his two-week hospital stay. video, joking about an icu spa day. in his latest post, he goes on to thank everyone for their messagf thoughtfulness and ends with this, these 30-plus broken bones will mend, grow stronger, just like the love and bond with family and friends love and blessings to you all. renner has a long recovery ahead of him, including extensive physical therapy. but suffering those life that the first day of this year turned out to be the first day of the rest of his life. >> the details. he's so lucky to be alive. thank you, phil. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- all eyes on hollywood with the oscar nominations just days away. will some popcorn favorites get the nod? ? your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some... rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive i

pointing down the length of those two long roads, those two long streets in the middle of trenton, kingston and queen street. it was like a bowling alley. and he could fire straight down. and that's the spot the hessians were trying to organize. so not great chaos among. the hessians trying to get themselves in a force to repel assault by washington. colonel rawl realized this was not going to effective and his men had pretty much made decision on their own and began out the eastern side where we see the red arrow headed. they were looking to escape to trenton, which was i'm sorry, to princeton, which was off to the east where there were reinforcements. washington wisely had a force out to block the road to princeton. so as colonel roll and his evacuate trenton out into the surrounding field wall tries to organize his men out there for a counterattack. he gets them somewhat organized they charge against the americans the americans fire with musket and artillery, inflict casualties, including including colonel who falls mortally wounded. and not surprising, the combination of surprise loss o

. >> joining us now is gordon c ke chang, kingstone institute seniorystonior fellow and authou it's just wonderful book. stn the great us china tech war. really an expert on china. i this is i mean, to have the inspector general is a whole whole nother level to gol to com back again and saye essentiallt ,you know what? do you didn't know what you'rein ti doing. you handed this mones money ove weren't paying attention to it, and you did go out and fund this kind of like what our goodw senator was. rand, what o paul was saying hem more right than than wrong. >> and when you puort this in it context, this is actually worse than it appears fromspector gena the inspector general's report, because you've got to remember, 2014.rememb obama administratios a moratorium on federal funding of gain of function research because it was too dangerous to do in the u.s.. gain ot did sh moratoriue do? he he took the money and is funded a chinese biologies weapons lab to do this very fun type of researchde. earch. you know, you would think thatde there would be oversight. but also remember, the state depar

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we're expecting a big speech from kingston on thursday . from kingston on thursday.een putting forward ideas deal with the nhs crisis , ideas deal with the nhs crisis, which is more than the government has . so for instance government has. so for instance , wes streeting the shadow. shadow health secretary, he's talking about one way of reducing waiting lists would be to make more use of the private sector. he reckons there are 233,000 procedures that could be carried out each year by the private sector or rather more , private sector or rather more, more than they do now . and these more than they do now. and these are kind of ideas that are resonating with the public. the tories have been in power for 12 years and people want to know what they're doing about things andifs what they're doing about things and it's no real surprise that some of the problems that the country is facing are being laid at the tories. do and if rishi sunak wants to win the next election , he's got to show he's election, he's got to show he's doing something about it. he certainly does. if

do you know what this window is that they fell out of in moscow and also there is a car in kingston.le tend to fall off as well . no, i know you have off as well. no, i know you have to have an umbrella when you walk under that one, but so he was offering sort give money to the conservatives and. then they could make introductions to russian companies and rest russian companies and the rest of it . and so he went to mi5 and of it. and so he went to mi5 and he said, this is happening. and first there was a junior first of all, there was a junior agent went to and he was agent who went to and he was like, okay, that's not good . like, okay, that's not good. then this guy, christo, then wrote, so the head of mi5 and your bond film m like literally wrote to m saying, look, there's an issue and then they had a meeting. i said, look, chris they said, want me to wear they said, you want me to wear a wire when? go meet this guy wire when? i go meet this guy and mi5 went, nah, and then mi5 just went, nah, just don't talk him. it's like this. that's not even gossip . this. that's not even goss

do you know what this window is that they fell out of in moscow and also there is a car in kingston.le tend to fall off as well . no, i know you have off as well. no, i know you have to have an umbrella when you walk under that one, but so he was offering sort give money to the conservatives and. then they could make introductions to russian companies and rest russian companies and the rest of it . and so he went to mi5 and of it. and so he went to mi5 and he said, this is happening. and first of there was a junior first of all, there was a junior agent to and he was agent who went to and he was like, okay, that's not good . like, okay, that's not good. then this guy, christo, then wrote, so the head of mi5 and your bond film m like literally wrote to m saying, look, there's an issue and then they had a meeting. i said, look, chris they said, you me to wear they said, you want me to wear a wire when? i meet this guy wire when? i go meet this guy and mi5 just nah, and then mi5 just went, nah, just don't talk him. it's like this. that's not even gossip . this. that's not even gossip. t

previous winners of this award include tony morrison, steven kang, and maxine hong kingston.is given two riders who have over the course of their careers, greatly enriched our literary heritage. through their body of work. tonight's honorÉ's, and his work has proven again and again, the power of comics and graphic novel. here to present the metal, is neil gaiman. neil gaiman is the author of numerous new york times bestseller as including the sand man, a graphic novel, -- american gods and the ocean at the end of the lane. his fiction has received a new barry medal, carnegie metal, and he'll gonna blow world fantasy at award. he is a creator of -- pros, poetry, film, journalism, comics, song lyrics and -- originally from england, he now advises time between scotland, for good omen and nasty -- in the united states. where he's a professor in the arts. he's a fellow of the royal society out literature. it gives me great pleasure to welcome alum neil gaiman. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you so. i'm not here as colleague today. i'm here as art spiegelman's front. art, makes art. he

previous winners of this include toni morrison, stephen king and hong kingston. this honor is given to a writer who has over the course of their career grade, enriched our literary heritage through their body of work. tonight's honoree and his work has proven again and again the power of comics and graphic novels. here to present the is neil gaiman. neil gaiman. neil is the author of numerous new york times bestsellers, including sandman series of graphic novels neverwhere, american gods and the ocean. at the end the lane. his fiction has received a newbery medal, carnegie medal and hugo nebula fantasy and will eisner awards. he is a creator of works of prose poetry, film, journalism, comics, song lyrics and drama. originally from england, he now divides his time between scotland where good omens and anansi boys are filmed in. the united states, where he is a professor in the arts at college. he is a fellow of the royal society of literature. it gives me great pleasure to welcome neil gaiman gaiman. thank you. i'm not here as arts colleague today. i'm here as art

let�*s get more analysis with louise cooper, senior lecturer in finance at kingston university business be that we avoid a recession in 2022.— a recession in 2022. so what does that mean — a recession in 2022. so what does that mean for. — a recession in 2022. so what does that mean for, potentially, - a recession in 2022. so what does that mean for, potentially, what i that mean for, potentially, what happens to interest rates or how the government might choose to spend your tax? government might choose to spend our tax? , ., ., your tax? first thing, again, we have to look — your tax? first thing, again, we have to look at _ your tax? first thing, again, we have to look at lots _ your tax? first thing, again, we have to look at lots of - your tax? first thing, again, we have to look at lots of months i your tax? first thing, again, we - have to look at lots of months data, notjust have to look at lots of months data, not just one have to look at lots of months data, notjust one month, but it may well be that 2023, the upcoming recession because of higher mortgage costs, high inflation

together and committing in a more unified way, so, yes, the two challenger tanks, the german tanks kingstonded group of nations that are willing to give equipment. but we're also working too much from the tactics. what could we have in the cupboards that we can slide across the table, not looking at the strategy. what does success look like? we shouldn't forget what is going on in ukraine is impacting inflation in the uk because green ships can't come out of 0desa, so getting those green ships would be a welcome step. —— grain. we can'tjust keep gifting different variants of equipment, supply chains... it is not sustainable. in my view we should be developing a ukrainian arms factory, an assembly line in eastern poland so it can procure its own military cad, ammunitions for the long—term, that would be a strategic objective we could all agree on. we should be listing the wagner group as well, putting pressure on them but ultimately it is the leadership that we require. there is a gap in the market. i would like written to advance what it is doing, it has done an incrediblejob but advance wh

yeah, i think this is something governments, kingston to talk about is do by sector by sector becausebviously some sectors have more support and working others whereas working strikers others whereas others . and i think that others don't. and i think that there's some signs that i mean you've seen interesting talks yesterday the government yesterday with the government and there's a kind of willingness to talk around some of the conditions that were previously deals previously set in pay deals and they get it in writing they want to get it in writing with the rmt and the rail development group, which is what's with these. what's dealing with these. so there there is some there is some of there is some sense we're working a deal. sense that we're working a deal. i think be the case. i think that'll be the case. yes, talking of deals, but yes, i'm talking of deals, but of terms of brexit of movement in terms of brexit on data and progress of the northern ireland protocol potentially. update us. potentially. can you update us. yes, well this is a yes, of course well this is a story that

yeah, between richmond and kingston. i know exactly where you are.os at thames television used to be there at ten. yes, yes. we're almost opposite the television studio where they television studio is where they used be and the lock that used to be and the lock that sits there . now, i think of the sits there. now, i think of the lock and i think of the water and the way it flows there . and and the way it flows there. and the thing is straight away , the thing is straight away, simon, is why take the risk? i know we're going to talk about all the positivity this, but immediately. i mean, if my kids or someone i knew wanted be involved in this, i would think, well go to a swimming pool, go to where it's where to somewhere where it's where there are lifeguards. why is it worth the risk . okay i well, worth the risk. okay i well, i mean, i think you're right that if you if you don't have much experience swimming outdoors at the swimming pool, you know, it's a good place to start . but it's a good place to start. but if you're a confident swimmer and yo