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assaulted, hated that we are still in many, many ways discriminating despite our constitution against l. u, b, u. i purses also one of the issues that he stood for. and so he would love for us who are now living and taking up the baton and going forward with the struggle to continue with this because you knew the work is not done and the work will not be done until all golf children have received the dignity and the justice that they deserve. and now looking back at deadman to twos remarkable life, what do you think will be his most important legacy? what will he be remembered for? he will be remembered for his courage is honesty. desmond tutu, was as honest and as clear with regard to the public system and the south african government, the old, a practical african government, as he to the african national congress government now. and so he's critique that he had and what government had done is the critique he has today, and he's not afraid to actually come up and say so his legacy will be that of honor . see, legacy will be that of courage. legacy will be that are included, is legacy will

pursuing the whistleblower of the disclosure classified dates about american military operations and l u. s. expedition requests that have been denied because of mental health concerns. it sent state side sounds good face thing. sentence to up to a 175 years in prison. on tv is on contact host chris had just spoke to us on his father, who said that his son is being tortured. toys been sort of the united kingdom is proxy for these intentions of the united states. that's in fact is wrong. they actual torture is committed. why the institutions had come prosecuting service, the farm and colonial office, and the judiciary hideous mirror is a truth. the treatment of julian assange over these 30 years. that's your exact mirror. no. qualitative difference. only quantitative difference to the exposures, which is lakes and julian. chelsea, mannings. it. were you surprised that these press organizations that did publish this material then very swiftly turned on julian. i'm not at all surprised to wish to expel and ruin any voice which is contrary or actually truthful. disgrace and repugnant said hi

on d, w i l u i o a, that football wilka bill come to katara. but for more than a decade now, many have been calling for a boycott, especially in the western world. to say it's a controversial issue, is probably an understatement by door mentally. increasingly clinton with patter, loves football. so let gotta have this will come time for a reality check as to well, kevin katara is no longer just a plan but basically happening to morrow, shook the rock up and katara really be boycotted if so why? and what for, or was this just big talk to ease the conscience? and in the end, we'll all sit in front of our a t, v 's because football is awesome. in case you're wondering what all the uproar is about, katara is often called the richest country in the world. natural gas and oil bound money teams is not the most pressing issue. katara has invested this wealth and to multiple activities in the world of sports. that didn't want to go. yeah m as a lot katara dois, developers for tangible which tends to nila dish. and barrett my social once of i don't suppo

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this l u k prime minister bars johnson is urging the public to get a boost to show show the christmas holiday. johnson has it largely resisted coles with tight restrictions over the festival period. despite the fastest spread of the only crime variance, police in northern indian state of auto rec hand have launched a hight speech investigation. following a meeting of hindu religious leaders, videos from last week's of and showed them calling for genocide and the use of weapons against muslims and south korean government. his pardon, former president, pass one hey, who's been serving in 22 year sentence for corruption. the justice ministry says the decision to release her after almost 5 years behind bars is to help heal national divisions. christmas celebrations have begun in bethlehem the biblical birthplace of jesus christ. ah, but the outbreak of the new variant only con has meant if he were events to see in the town in the occupied west bank has been almost deserted because international travel has slowed needed. abraham is following this story for us live in mangers square. hello

so welcome to the program l u k has recorded a surge of coven cases with more than 93000 registered in the last 24 hours. the murder of london has declared a major incident with hospitals running out of capacity in while the government's ramping up its restrictions, sparking a furious response on the streets of the capital. the thousands of people lost in the capital throughout the afternoon amid a heavy police present. a voice to outrage. i've reported plans for monetary vaccines is what is the new system under the rules? i don't think i have to show it immunity, pastor and, and like clubs, sports, and youth and other large event. well, it's assuming a picture playing out across europe. i was a spread of the mac form very, and accelerates the from. and it's that has just announced the country will go into christmas lockdown show and he's considering it's next that he's be run reports from button for the 4th wave. old cove at 19 certainly isn't over. and while we're still dealing with the new german health minister, call allowed to buy has been, will pay, think it pretty bleak picture

i'll see you then o l. u to allow bond markets to reflect to market forces as resolved in a bifurcation in the economy, where the most corrupt are rewarded for committing crimes. j. p. morgan being in prime example. and if you have morals or ethics, you're penalized. if you're not out there still sailing alluding, then you're going to be homeless. and that's american today. it's a sad oh, into the 2nd half of the program we go here on our t. so our brand new german system channel r t d e has been accused of not having the necessary documentation to broadcast in germany. policy management has responded saying his license was quote, obtained in accordance with all european laws and regulations. some context here of the channel was taken off you tube the very day it launched on thursday. technically there is no connection between that and the german t v broadcast dispute. but as you can see, has been a bit of a rocky start for r t t. an official for the european media watchdog had some rather ominous words for o

well, our latin america is l u. c. n. human joins us now from santiago, a stock choice that fits you lanes. one candidate, a young leftist who's promising to bring the change every one was calling for, but the other and ultra conservative is being compared to donald trump. yes, it has, although they are not exactly alike, but they do have some things in common for sure. including was on your past slogan that he will quote, make truly great again, i guess that sounds familiar. but really, i think what's at stake here is a model that julie has had a free market and extreme free market model fashioned after the chicago boys, the chicago school of economics at the university of chicago more than 40 years ago. and that is now being challenged for the 1st time, very, very seriously. that model has allowed the country's economy to grow. but as you mentioned, it has contributed to, to an economic divide to concentration of wealth in fewer and fewer hands. so that i think is one of the main things also what is a very, very youn

assaulted, hated that we are still in many, many ways discriminating despite our constitution against l. u, b, u. i purses. also one of the issues that we. busy stood for and so you would love for us who are now living and taking up the baton and going forward with the struggle to continue with this because you knew the work is not done and the work will not be done until all those children have received the dignity and the justice that they deserve. and now looking back at deadman to twos remarkable life, what do you think will be his most important legacy? what will he be remembered for? he will be remembered for his courage is honesty. desmond tutu, was as honest and as clear with regard to the update system and the south african government, the old, a particular african government, as he to the african national congress government now. and so he's critique that he had and what government had done is the critique he has today, and he's not afraid to actually come up and say so his legacy will be that of honor c. legacy will be that of courage. the legacy will be that are included. this

on 5000 people, outlaws, national mac, she mom, annex l. u. across the channel cases, a soaring as oh, micron takes hold as the u. k dominant strain. new restrictions have caused confusion with northern ireland, scotland and wales tightening rolls, while in england authority said they would wait and reassess in the new year. are you finding this day one of new restrictions again here in northern arden? i am slightly bewildered. i don't understand them. i've come over from scotland. and so everything's different. in the us army. kron has caused chaos for airlines. with over 200000 daily infections nationwide, crews shortages have grounded planes. but president joe biden said the vaccination dr. meant the u. s. was in a better position than in previous waves of infections. america had made progress. things are better, but we do know that with the rising cases, we still have tons of millions of vaccinated people. and we're seeing hospitalizations, right? it means our hospital someplace from they're going to get overrun. but in terms of equip bot

many l u d p q i, people live 6 people avoid harassment from all those views and the public. she believes talking about pumps and gender identity as mid some people are more tolerant to was sexual minorities. what's her story? ah, petra, come, google is no ordinary ugandan, identified as a boy at birth, campbell felt she was in the wrong body. fisher yesterday, in for as a heterosexual woman, because i'm into maine. but in terms of gender, i do. i didn't try the transgender woman. apparently my hands on my buddy. another thing like what was on a bus come book with the 1st know and transgender ugandan to be issued, a national id, registering her with a different gender than the one she was given at birth. she called it a big win mainly because uganda is widely said to be a homophobic society for me, it's more main task. it's a huge, more made it difficult. it feels like i'm done it. i've done me and i hope this ticket i'm think yeah, you know the fact that as i've turned into a woman that maybe i did that she'd save that things. it's means not that things that it shouldn't hav

they're part of a national law enforcement organization that just this weed a c l u watch. they say the point of it is to alert the public about the consequences of some criminal justice. reforms live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu box two news. all right, ali, thank you for that debate area continues to pay tribute to a security guard who died while protecting a television news crew in oakland, kevin nishida. died saturday from his injuries. police say he was shot in the stomach last week, while for friday and security for a news crew. so far, no arrests been made in the case, and today, a full police escort accompanied his body from the coroner's office in oakland to a mortuary in mountain view. we're learning more about the deadly shooting at a michigan high school police say 1/4 victim, a 17 year old boy has now died from his injuries after a 15 year old sophomore opened fire at that school yesterday. the other students killed in that attack. include a 16 year old boy and two girls ages, 14 and 17 brian yetis says more now on the investigation underway. i don't unders

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we know l u he beehiin just real devastatn there this morning. yeah after the trip of a lifetime. countdown to christmas is on we've got the sweet the midwest from kentucky to arkansas with over 50 tornadoes. and in fact the length of this was about 200 miles wide, so 200 miles long and a mile wide. so as we look at our own weather, it seems pretty calm as we have just a few clouds moving into the region today, but starting out clear and cool as our freeze warning is about expires so it's been frosty but as we look a golden gate bridge looks like a nice looking saturday with 30s to low 30s and mountain view 34 and a half moon bay mountain. report. hello everyone. tj holmes here reporting from abc news in new york and we are coming on the air here to get an update about what was a devastating and possibly even historic night of devastation around a number of states in the us with a tornado outbreak that has devastated a number of areas including arkansas, missouri, tennessee, kentucky in particularly where we're expecting to hear from the governor of kentucky. just a moment expecti

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this l. m. u s. president joe biden has warned unvaccinated people face severe illness as the army con variance spreads. health officials have recommended americans choose the fives olma jona vaccines instead of johnson and johnson because of wake cases of blood clotting. the un human rights cans was calling for the establishment of an international commission to monitor alleged abuses in ethiopia. it's receiving credible reports that all signs in the conflict a committee to do human rights violations. and police investigating a fire at a psychiatric clinic in japan, suspect it may have been started deliberately. 24 people have been killed in the blaze in osaka. e k prime minister says he accepts full responsibility following a crushing by election defeat. the conservative party last the north shropshire said for the 1st time and always 2 centuries. and here this week, a 100 m pays from johnston's, i am party voted against his plan for strict corona virus measures and re simmons reports from when

she's a lecturer in politics and international relations at u. c. l. if you join us on skype from london to norman, then not officially recognizing the taliban. but if the french a driving setting up a mission, they going to be working with the taliban? that's a given. so what's the difference between working with the taliban and not recognizing the taliban? we hear from france and the you is really trying to thread the needle between giving the taliban that the gym is see that comes with recognition and having some kind of on the ground presence to deal with most specifically the humanitarian situation, which is deteriorate and quite rapidly, the you see this as being somewhat necessary in the short term for 1st of august or voting or military and crisis, but also for the long term for avoiding a failed state. and from avoiding other states, such as china, russia, ron, getting, getting a foothold, it's difficult, but it's not unprecedented. it's important to note russia, china, or other states have also maintained diplomatic presence. isn't there emba

so enjoy all this much needed wet weather back to u l a. >> thanks for brees.ovies are a staple of the holiday weekend, of course. but there are also some new movies in theaters. there is a sequel to the animated film saying in another entry in the matrix franchise. dean richards has a preview. >> the family film for the holiday break is the sequel to the 2016 hits saying seeing too follows the same formula. the first film. it's a bunch of ragtag sydney animals work to put together a big-time musical extravaganza battling an evil wolf studio boss. it's a movie that's overflowing with superstar voices in its lead roles like matthew mcconaughey, scarlet johansen and reese witherspoon with a fun story and plenty of great songs that kids and grown-ups will both enjoy. it's a dean's list. b. plus in theaters only i. >> trains that just >> my we don't use word in there. the first matrix movie was mindblowing with its revolutionary concepts and dazzling visual effects. but i always felt like the second, 3rd matrix movies took themselves way too seriously creating meti

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when you go out to l, a, u, c, m, everywhere you see like a tesla superchargers and the other charging station is pretty much everywhere. you're starting to see that grow kind of in a suburban d. c. but you know, it's it really in the city. but are we seeing that, you know, maybe even in middle america growing the same way and obviously outside of this country, it has to and that has to be driven by demand. and that can be partly policy. that can be partly politics. but that can also be, you know, just where the cars are sold. so if you look at places like portland places, like los angeles. yeah, there are plenty, but we need many, many more of those charging stations. what we found, an auto trader was that about 80 percent of electric vehicle owners that they charge up at home. so that tells you who's buying those cars, that's not city dwellers. those aren't largely apartment people who are doing that . those are people who own their own home or who own a condominium, where they can afford to put a charger. now when it comes to i know we've talked about electric vehicles, we also have

when you go out to l, a, u, c, m, everywhere you see like a task list, super charges and the other charging stations pretty much everywhere. you're starting to see that grow kind of in a suburban d. c. but you know, really in the city, but are we seeing that, you know, maybe even in middle america growing the same way and obviously outside of this country, it has to and that has to be driven by demand. and that can be partly policy, that can be partly politics, but that can also be you know, just where the cars are sold. so if you look at places like portland places like los angeles. yeah, there are plenty, but we need many, many more of those charging stations. what we found, an auto trader was that about 80 percent of electric vehicle owners that they charge up at home. so that tells you who is buying those cars. that's not city dwellers. those aren't largely apartment people who are doing that. those are people who own their own home or who own a condominium, where they can afford to put a charger. now when it comes to i know we've talked about electric vehicles, we also have to talk abo

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oh, the way we discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess towards m u l e. in budapest, pizza podcast or at the gl, which can meet on youtube and locals and implement. we have patrick headings and he is the editor and founder of 21st century wire dot com or a gentleman, cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want and i would appreciate it. okay, let's start with georgia in budapest, and as i said in my introduction, the russian side, because there are sides and this has presented to wide ranging proposals to the united states and to, and to nato. what are they and why now? well, why now? i think it's less than what has been going on in ukraine since the 2014 has been a very serious from russia's perspective. because because obviously there are a great cultural, linguistic historical connections between russia and ukraine. but more seriously, the more that nato has embedded itself into your grain, the more russians feel very, very anxious about. and they chose ultimate intentions here. and so what russia has done with these 2 docu

ah discuss these issues and more and joined by my guess, george m u l. e. in budapest, he is a podcast or the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and in oslo we have gland deason. he is a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of the book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution, or a gentleman cross hoc rules in effect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i would appreciate it. again, it's glen 1st the in our slow i, i don't think we can eat under estimate the significance of the 2 sentences that i cited in the introduction. i don't accept anyone's red line and the nightmare scenario of military computation is returning. i don't think anything we've heard anything like that since the end of the cold. where am i over reading this, exaggerating this? go ahead. when oh, it's our a dangerous statement to make a step over the red line and that will trigger our response. so, and i think that's always problematic because we're now in the game of chicken, russia, a expansionism is like, you think,

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