louis? mother, i always that get there because i thought the people were common sense, but not rubes at all. they got it completely, but they also had a pragmatic side. tell me what you're dig about it. you know, i think is one of those situations. well, the all american question, did you meet anybody from st. louis? the 1st question that they're going to ask you is what high school? because that's that's, that's just what we asked young st. louis, what high school you went to because it normally says, you know what area you grew up in that are almost basically how you see st. louis. because you know, as many great things as st. louis has all, we still have our courts and certain things that you know, we said that the overcome and it's, it can be a little bit socially, economically divided on a lot of aspects. so what high school you went to can say a lot about yeah i you see was made but you know where, where people town, you know what i mean. so, you know, you know, to right people you be,

louis can i get to talk with the st. louis kat? tell me about the concert you go and i guess you got a series coming up for the rest of the year. where are you hitting, how many venues will tell me about it? look, a little bit of music series, man, i mean, you know, we're getting out finally, get the chance to get out, you know, cold. it has been keeping a lot of us in the past couple years now. so our shows have been very, very, very minimal on it any. but this time i'm getting a chance to put music on front of the fans. i'm taking my whole band. i got my man jimmy alan or some dates my man block rouzan dates. so, you know, with which happened a few more kids around the area and just trying to get it out. you can check my social media. now, these are my instagram and my twitter and see if any dates are close or near by you . i don't, i don't know. i'm all one by one. i'm pretty sure i know what we're definitely get now coming up soon and next couple weeks and then all throughout the rest of the year. listen brother, that, that one

louis, interested going to d.c. pope asks for advice of his friend superior, henry, about what he should do and how it writes back, secretary of war in order you to washington if he deems proper but i cannot give you the lead because i think your services here our greatest possible self-esteem will send a second telegram from at this time orally pope to washington d.c. but throughout the exchange between pope and stanton, nowhere in their is a reason given why from st. louis to the nation's capitol. least of which does pope expect transfer to the east. as this is taking place throughout june 1862, pope men under his command take a moment to reflect on his abilities as their commander while he committed him throughout the recent campaign. captain cyrus carpenter one day future governor of illinois write this, pope west park measures and covid it. i did not think much of general pope as a man i considered him a good general, calverley orally set general pope as i saw him appear to be like another one of those sound mi

are there bigger problems that would be there even in louis dejoy wasn't?ory of dumping on the postal service, and there have been -- congress certainly hasn't helped the situation over the years. there was a 2006 law that made it very difficult for the postal service to innovate and bring new revenue sources on line. basically, any time they have tried to innovate over the course of their history, if it comes into conflict with a private industry, congress has said, no, you can't do that product line. that said, stepping into this history in louis dejoy, uniquely ill suited to the moment. it is at just him, i'm afraid. you will have probably seen last year in the midst of the extreme mail slowdowns right when louis dejoy started that the board who hired him in a highly irregular process said they were tickseled pink about his performance. it is from a group of older white gentlemen who were very happy with his performance. one of the key solutions to shaking up the current mess is reappointing a couple of new members to the board of governors. and that is

louis. >> judge judy: st. louis, missouri. >> yes. >> judge judy: and where do you live?u? >> i live in st. louis, missouri. >> judge judy: your last name is? >> pendleton. >> judge judy: in 2015, how many times did you see your father? >> i was there in january for a visit, and then he passed in may. >> judge judy: right. so you were there in january. >> mm-hmm. >> judge judy: prior to that, when were you there to visit your father? >> the prior year. >> judge judy: what month, the prior year, 2014? >> march. >> judge judy: okay. so almost a year passed, you hadn't seen him? >> no, he came out to visit me in colorado twice a year. >> judge judy: did he bring the defendant? >> yes. >> judge judy: and what about you, mr. diamond? how many times did you see your father?

louis stopped secession.n we have contradictions, the contradictions are kind of baked in that way. and so i think it totally goes back to the original circumstances to me. >> i think so too and i think you put that really well. one of the things, i am not a native missourian but when i arrived for the things told me his kansas city is the northern most outpost of southern thinking or the eastern most outpost of western thinking we could continue to play those dichotomies a little bit. just as you rightly said it's a little bit this, a little bit that and perhaps we can trade that back for a full two centuries. let's just take half a second and unpack that a little bit more. can you each help our listeners understand what missouri was like in 1820? forward the demographics of the state? how would it be described i would guess? >> back to your previous question, i have a hard time drawing a straight line from 1820 until 2020. missouri in 2020 is an incredibly diverse place north to south, east to west, rural t

nissan louis. what's that, what is it worth it? i think is what i'm gonna do for you. what are the custody issues then? yes. it's getting harder to work in the tundra with each passing year. and pablo nick alive not really considered, taking a well deserved wrist and moving to the city. but the tundra is not letting her go so far. as i could do us with a good my one be a good will ask you for your point, he should do it. randy is the family business, one of pamphlets on the daughters to read somewhere beyond the horizon. now she has her own family own home and her own. another daughter lisa has decided to stay with her mother a. she was still a little bit her. come now enough for us to get to watch and seen the child. nathaniel divided by a bottle of fun for your black audio with a one me as about for a photograph, a new wagon, so sure with my leave doesn't but yeah, when you through us that you're a future with me on a plane, is there a way that i do live in, they felt budget with a good contact with me here a lot which but i had a hard time hearing. you know how to d

louis. plus, we discuss the crisis made in the health care industry as hospitals struggle to find nurses. ceo of digital higher platform incredible health, iman abuzei. amanda: it has been a volatile session, partly because we did get job data, and the u.s. is disappointed, and a question on does it change trajectory doll all for the federal reserve? what we are seeing is nothing really has changed. there is still wage inflation and we see pockets of tightness out there, and relatively full employment. the tightness of the labor market remains when it shows up in wages, and that is something jay powell and company have mentioned. new highs today above $80 again from west texas. they have not been there since 2014, and that keeps energy as a pretty buoyant group across the markets and helping out, and our jobs helping, as well. that yield is notable. we saw that pop after wage inflation today, so we see recalibrating slightly on where folks think along and should be. or what it is worth, we h

louis cardinals and those dodgers. so here are when the games in this best of 5 series will take place. the chinese will host game one on friday. the first pitch 6.37 pm. it's interesting how they pick these time 6.37, not 6.35 game 2 will be saturday at 6. '07. then the giants will hit the road either to st. louis or la for game 3. that's next. monday. the game time for that has not been announced yet. probably will end with a 7 if the series is still going game. 4 will take place following tuesday. and if it goes to a game 5 that's back here in san francisco. 2 days later. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 8 beaches in southern california closed and a trail of black oil endangering wildlife and the economy tonight, questions about the response to one of the largest oil spills in 30 years. meanwhile, a beach in the bay area is also close tonight after a surfer was attacked by a shark. we're hearing from a shark expert about you can expect to see more great whites by the coast. >> and side show crackdowns are getting more

talks about -- louis gates jr.alks about his work on reconstruction during a virtual class at the citadel military college of south carolina. and then brandeis university professor abigail cooper teaches a class on lives of african-americans during the reconstruction era. and later director paul sparrow moderates a discussion on president roosevelt's relationship with the supreme court. find more schedule information at c-span.org/history or consult your program guide. and now, henry louis gates jr. ..

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louis community reporter. welcome, gabrielle this evening.s all happened and started back in the 19's. tell us what happened in st. louis? guest: the doctor was a musician, ophalmologist, a man of many talents. after going to medic school and getting married, having a daughter, he wanted to buy a home. in 1956, he bought two plots of land in -- and wanted to build a house on one. the issue was people in his neighborhood and local governments did not want him to live there. they pulled out all the stops including the eminent domain doctrine to ensure he could not live there. they went back in fort to the court. he sued several times and in the end, he lost and had to move to baldwin hills where he settled until he died in 1998. judy: what argument to the city use in taking his property? did they compensate him? guest: they use the eminent domain doctrine which allows the government or governments to seize land for public use. if they provide compensation. the thing was that he wanted to keep his land and live there. he fought and fought as lon

thank you, louis dejoy. doing a great job. yes, virginia, there is a santa claus, but it is not this guy. >>> here's the other thing, though, that's going on in virginia that is worth paying attention to both in its own right but also because this is going to be a blockbuster thing that is going to be unfolding in a very high-profile way in virginia this week into next and beyond just as virginia voters are going to the polls in this superimportant tight election. it is now just over four years since a rotten assortment, if you'll forgive me, of neo-nazis and white supremacists and anti-semites convened in charlottesville, virginia, to basically terrorize that town and the university of virginia campus. this was the, you know, jews will not replace us torch-lit march. the guys with rifles and pistols and clubs and chemical spray and swastika flags marching through charlottesville, surrounding the only synagogue in charlottesville, assaulting counterprotesters, ultimately one of their number, an avowed neo-nazi rammed his car a

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why has it givers, naya gamma louis gamma and am set gamma. but he and gamma daily form comes the hygiene on home on the had am no wonder i had the he that with you much i met with what was them as we say well no, i don't have to walk there. la la national, have been a see and i'm with van and she is a routine lou who's well do you my friend is 19. i love with whose quintinella is always the cynthia with him. you see and we have a good real happy with it. so the mother jimenez, i f a m a shipping dog. hello. hello. hello. can i live with mr. mcgee on the field. touch your bags without your run. and so rod man and you were there in the was it does the bone with a little muscle now with his heels come up. well wait a minute, but listen, we're sitting in the thick couldn't as you said, a water hadley. shannon and board was yelling him and he's out of the study. and will you see as when he was that you would allow him to be open this but he a senior he in the skin. my more can home more by the nurse. i amanda. oh mm. hm you oh my god yeah, l. hey.

post office under louis dejoy announced a few weeks ago that we are no longer capable of sending them mail. and so we're giving up on that. what? if you as an american want to mail something from the united states to someone you know or someone you are related to or someone you are doing business with in australia, the u.s. post office is returning that mail back to the sender in the united states because per the u.s. post office now, we don't have the capability to mail things to australia anymore. so we're just not doing it. i mean, i know we have a complex and deep and trusting relationship with our ally australia. it's not like we just met and this is going to make some terrible first impression. how embarrassing and small is it that we, the united states of america, have lost even that basic function in terms of our ability to carry out basic -- the basic services of government for our people? yeah, sorry, hey, i just want to warn you that usually our embassy would send a really nice thank you note after these great meetings on the sidelines of the g20, but, well, number one, i d

a dodgers or the st louis cardinals.lden state warriors forward andrew wiggins has received his covid-19 vaccine and will be eligible to play in all games. the announcement came yesterday. the nba denied wiggins request for a religious exemption and said that he would not be able to play in warriors home games. until he was vaccinated. the 26 year old has not explained his religious beliefs. starting october, 13th everyone must have proof of a covid vaccination in order to be allowed into chase center for large events. a detroit post office was renamed today to honor an american musical icon and the coin of soul. aretha franklin. lawmakers joined family and friends at the late singer for a special name changing ceremony. previously known as the u. s postal service, fox creek station today it officially became the aretha franklin post office building. the u. s postal service touches all of our lives in so many ways. and it's really an american institution. as also aretha franklin. touching the lives of everyone, certainly

louis up to now, and i'm not going to start. i cannot say that we know for sure that the two senators -- the two democratic senators will actually support this framework, support this text. we don't know that for sure. and i know that we have heard that there are assurances, that we've heard just to go ahead and go with this. i get it. but i'm not going to put my name and people of st. louis on the line with -- with just hearing that somebody can look somebody in the eye and get what they want. i need to know that my people are taken care of. i need to know that those child care workers get what they need. i need to know that universal pre-k for three and four year olds is a done deal, that we get that in our communities, that justicety happens, that those investments, those frontline investments actually happen. i need to know that the community files money that helps bring safety and equity to our community, that it happens. we know that when those two senators say, yes, we're in. >> so, is that where the trust deficit is for

louis. >> yeah. so dr. howard p.le was a musician, an month mole gist, a man of many talents, after medical school, getting married and having a daughter, he wanted to buy a home. in 1956 he bought two plots of land and wanted to build a house on one. the issue is the people in his neighborhood and local government didn't want him to live there and, so, they pulled out all the stops including the eminent domain doctrine to make sure he couldn't live there. so they went back and forth through the court, he sued several times, and in the end he lost and had to move to baldwin hills and that's where he settled until he died in 1998. >> woodruff: what argument did the city usen taking his property and did they end up compensating him? >> yeah, so they used the eminent domain doctrine, which allows the government or governments to seize land for public use if they provide compensation. the thing was dr. venable wanted to keep his land and he wanted to live there, so he fought and fought as long as he could. in the end, we

hamilton the 2nd, but he chose his own name, given the options need, like louis so saw his and then we will off into the darkness and then on going down and then on treading on things think oh, there must have the water pipes already in the stairwell, but then the realization know i figured people off the on treading on own i'm bodies on treading on something. something this is that is in my way, i was actually quite happy when they put, clad in to make it pretty make it look nicest for the surrounding area. and somebody knew that that day on the cheek. there were these elements that seemed to be a bit of a global phenomenon where you have a kind of vulnerable community, most of the people in rental working, but they're working poor literally living side by side with incredibly wealthy people. and i credible amount of wealth the tension between the 2 and then watching this fire, it was like a physical representation of the displacement of a community. for me, that's the narrative of the world right now. one of the i heard one of the counselors while the counselor said, if you can't

louis.at adam wainwright pitch to left, his 13th career postseason homer with the dodgers. right now, it is 1-1 in the fourth. the giants will host the winner of this contest on friday. the padres spent a ton of money on players and they underachieved. manager jay stigler was fired today after two seasons, and that opens up the possibility for x giants skipper bruce bochy taking over. he is a future hall of famer and would be a perfect fit for that san diego opportunity if he wants a job. 49ers visit the cardinals on sunday. it is unclear who is going to start at quarterback. to make rob loomis to the second half on sunday with a calf injury -- jimmy garoppolo missed the second half on sunday with a calf injury. he has a better understanding of the working playbook than trey lance, but jimmy's lack of mobility is a real problem. the niners might be floating the idea that jimmy could play toprr two quarterbacks. it i plan was not built for lance, so how is it built this week? how is that calf

. >> should make mary and her sister internet mcherry garbin say their father louis mcnary junior was one of the victims of that fire. they say their dad died. a hero he really passed away in part to the fire as a hero. >> he had a home there. he was able to actually get out. but then a neighbor was not able to get out. he went back in in trying to save him. that's when he lost his life first responders and former colleagues also honoring their fellow heroes. >> open. police officer jon gruden ski and opened fire battalion chief james riley. we were dispatched immediately back to that area. >> report of firefighter down and we got back or turned out to chief a sad occasion. out of his hand in hand. and the woman he was living out of her house. trying to get her to safety when a power come down. struck the on sunday, the north hills community association hosted this event to remember the 25 lives lost. >> and also reflect on the lessons learned the tunnel fire, also known as the oakland berkeley fire storm in the oakland hills fire was considered one of the worst and most expensive fir

a giant will take on either the dodgers or the louis cardinals in the division series. well, here's the schedule because you got a lot to watch. it is a best of 5 series with game one on friday at oracle part game 2. is also be oracle park on saturday. >> game 3 is going to be next monday in either louis or los angeles. all right. here's a look at the playoff schedule. >> and we have >> i guess we'll have that are on our website at kron 4 dot here we go. okay. looks like friday, october 8 saturday, october night game to then the next game and october 11th the end game for tuesday. october 12 game 5 is thursday. october 14th. all right. well, fans would allow team the giants being crowned in al west division champions for the first time since 2012, it's been awhile kron four's. >> taylor was aqi has reaction from the fans. >> a san francisco giants fans on sunday. as the giants took on a must-win attitude to their regular season finale against the san diego padres totally exciting. you can feel all the electricity all through the whole stadium. despite saturday's loss fa

louis leads the nation in police killings per capita. michael brown was killed in plain sight and there were zero accountable for his murder. we can choose to sub si diez it or stop it. for st. louis the choice is clear. we must stop it. we must save lives. we are put on a path toward accountability. we need only to enforce it. thank you. i yield back. >> gentle lady yields back. >> i ask to submit to the record two letters drafted and written and sent by chip roy and i to attorney general garland for which we have not received a response. one dated july 15th and one dated may 13th. >> without objection. >> i have another unanimous consent request to submit for the record the frames from the video that were displayed in my testimony. >> without objection. miss jackson lee. >> thank you very much. i ask consent to put into the record document produced by the citizen project in the extreme women serve life without parole and citizens of the united states. i ask unanimous consent to submit into the record the senate judiciary report subvert

louis. ah, i think to hello. hello ma'am. wow. like a welcome to the street. please introduce yourself to our audience around the world . i am michael mohammed. i am a director and an educator based in san francisco, california, all right, unfiltered 1st thoughts about fire shot up in my balance. what does it mean to you, michael? karen, tenant, michael, you sound? i think the importance of it is representation representation on its deepest level of what happens when we actually get to see a black stories, black bodies on stage and in see one of the largest platforms possible for opera. and how does that welcome in a new set of people? how does that actually make space at the table for new stories and for stories that are contemporary and, and stories. i mean something to the, to the bodies that are in the seats and who's getting to experience what that story i. i knew there fire was an incredible piece of history. when i read the libretto for the 1st time, i wept and 2, and i already knew terence as music by singing the opera champion, which was here. it's hi

to counter china's growing influence and promised to narrow japan's income inequality gap, florence louis reports. julio kisha is the new chief of japan governing liberal democratic party. he's also set to become prime minister as his party and coalition partner control the houses of parliament is the 2nd time the former foreign minister has run for the leadership after competing against outgoing premier yoshida suga last year. in his acceptance speech, he should have promised to leave the party to success in next month general election. but that's why i want to firmly show a reborn, liberal democratic party to the japanese citizens and urge them to support us from today. i will then with all my energy, gets straight to work. party members around the country and members of parliament, please work with me. a 1st round vote had failed to produce a majority winner and 2 female contenders dropped out of the race in a run off. he should have faced taro, co note, and outspoken minister in charge of japan's cove at 19 vaccine rollout had been ahead in opinion polls, but widely regarded as a safe

regulator says the channels the tuna, tv had been operating illegally for several years for robert louis as a junior in journalist in the capital and describes the changing climate for journalists there. so do you are station offer, i'm and i yet who is a is a journalist where conferred is that you do an a t v i think i can say that the, the media and freedom of prayers into news or might be threatened. and i may consider this as a state back to a democracy. i mean, you can, you can agree or disagree with the journalist, but you can not judge a decent generate in front of a military. it tries, i mean, personally a, personally, and they think this is the, where the position of her syndicate of the journalist we reject military a try years of for to billions of over they are, they are opinion or are they requisition even political position? so that's why i, as a journalist, i would say right now we need to be vision and more for our freedom of speech and freedom of expressing expression which is threatening to day. now, rocks, parliament has been dissolved to make way for early legislative

louis sounding the alarm at new state rules are taking effect. an inspector finds a violation, they can report it to social services. it reckulates medicaid in the state. they can yank medicaid for that planned parenthood. that affects other services like cancer screenings and other services. take us inside that fight, and what this means for the thousands of women there and people really who depend on medicaid. >> planned harnt pood says they are considering legal action here, but really they say they need the biden administration to speak out on this. obviously this is dealing with federal funding. medicaid a federal issue. and they want to hear more from the biden administration specifically for them to tell the state that this is not something they are able to do. as you said, this went into effect yesterday. this is a new emergency ruling specifically for medicaid that is aimed at further restricting abortion access in this state. under this new rules state inspectors will now report any rule violations by abortion providers directly to the

louis has 11 more 90 degree days per year than when i was born. mr. lawless, are the overwhelming majorities fossil fuel ceo's black or white? >> you know, i don't have the exact numbers, but i would assume they're white. >> yes. ms. watkins, is an old refinery more likely to be situated in a black community or a white community? . i'm not sure how to answer that, honestly. we've got oil refineries along the u.s. gulf coast and we're very proud to be community members there. >> black, yeah, it's black. are the impacts of climate change more likely to hit a black neighborhood or a white neighborhood first? >> congresswoman, i have note seen studies that would allow me to give you a-- >> the answer is black. the facts are year 2017, naacp and clean air reports show that black mens are 75% more likely to live next to companies, industrial and facilities that directly harm us. for years you all have continued to promote fossil fuels despite promoting them means promoting environmental racism and violence in black and brown communities. and you are still p

al jazeera florence louis is watching events from that. what else to do? men on klein, say florence, right? so these for minute length. first, public remarks, since aussie and foreign ministers agreed to sideline min on laying the senior general from an upcoming ozzie and leaders summit later this month. now, minnows lying and his speech on monday make no mention of the off in snap. but he suggested that the shadow government, known as the national unity government and this group has since been outlawed by the june to the end, the national unity government together with armed ethnic groups, all the ones who are provoking violence in not, no, not plunged into turmoil since february, since the crew in february, more than a 1100 people have been killed by security forces, thousands more, have been arrested and detained. and there's still raids happening in all across myanmar. now, often delivered the unprecedented, not because it felt that myanmar wasn't committed to a 5 point pin piece process that had been agreed to by ozzy, indeed is doing a summit in indo

louis, talk during the kitten early it which hers louis basil. again the engine in their genetic engineering. i mean, i don't know how you'd react to that in more than a week. there now saying that ye can identify a heart disease related gene that was passed to a child and replace it so that a child won't suffer from any heart problems. and a teacher belizean bretzkey that there's no practical implementation yet, you know which and we'll go to that. of course, there is a lot of research and we will committed. so, but because you won't find a solution if you don't look for what nor, or in, but i don't think it's that easy. what bureau to be able to diagnose it so that the lab has to have the necessary time tested equipment rejected, and qualified specialists are to see about ordering and reporting. re, doctors have to know about it. so they could refer their patients, their so called torrie to horace, was in there will be patiently waiting for it. rach snyder with trouble. now prior to the would, would use that kid really were yet, i just had an i

the anti government protests across believe iraq, monday, president louis sort of see address crowds in bolivia is 3 main cities coach of amber, santa cruz and la bus dirty her. if they don't respect the election results. if they don't respect democracy, if they don't respect the popular vote than will make sure they respect us in the streets, i oh, he's promoting a law designed to talk elicit earnings that he says will help the fight against drug traffickers and money laundering. the lower house of congress passed it last month. however, the government is put off, pushing it through. bolivia is up a house like that i was talking about. i looked at the women are here to fight. we won't breast. we defend our country more united than ever or, and we palliser polezza, grassy. we used to defend democracy, and for the eunice eve, the bolivian people. we reject separatism and division. and those who don't represent our country opponent, say the law, give the authorities unprecedented powers and is a step towards a totalitarian state. they include business owners in small traders, but also

louis cardinals 3 to one. so it looks like the age old rivals.gers are going to be facing the san francisco giants. yeah. get ready to hear beat la as does at oracle park because the dodgers are coming up. north and they will face the giants to start the division series. that is. >> on friday. game one from the ballpark in san francisco. ways, chris taylor. hit a two-run walk-off home run in the bottom of the knife and chavez ravine too. when this one game wild card playoff for la. so it's san francisco l a we wouldn't want it any other way. and was something fears is friday. >> all right. coming up, we're going to see how offers jonathan mccall did. >> blue angels over san francisco today. >> it has been more than 50 years since the zodiac killer first terrorized the bay area. now a group of 40 specialists say they have identified the serial killer who taunted law enforcement of these cryptic messages and who is responsible for the deaths of 5 people in the bay area in 1968 1960. not no one has ever been charged with the killings, though. the ca

louis.you didn't watch it, the dodgers prevailed in one of the most exciting wild card finishes ever. a walk-off home run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, the whole thing. and it's funny because you think of baseball along with hot dogs and apple pie -- a very old-timey american sport. but the game last night, if you thought it was exciting in english, wait until you hear it in russian, korean, and japanese. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> jimmy: take that, soccer! [ cheers and applause ] that's fun. the best part is -- those guys could be screaming anything. they could be screaming "next time i see you, i am gonna bite you on that little pink ass!" [ laughter ] we would have no idea. that's the beauty of other languages. after the game, the champagne and goggles came out. dodgers starting pitcher max scherzer seemingly consumed quite a bit of that champagne as you will see in this unusually drunken and shirtless post-game

louis took mugs to take responsibility for the mistake that was supposed to target members of ice. his kayla's, no official information about the amount being offered to the family, but apart from that, they are being given assistance. if they want to relocate to the u. s. the humanitarian situation afghanistan's now a crisis point. there are about 600000 people displaced as the result of fighting and economic instability in the region. most of them are women and children. it's estimated millions of kids need humanitarian aid to survive right now. united states is providing nearly $64000000.00 in assistance, but emma lombardi says that the loss is to his nation, a much greater the man marcell harm like this kind of aid doesn't compensate the loss he reflected on this nation. how will he address the miseries in the agony of war of the father and brother, a child or a family? believe me, you can't find a single african family in this country without a martyr. you can feel this pain everywhere. it can be dealt with through human, a terran aids. what we need is beeson of gustavo, wheth

she'd have replaces your she, he'd assume go who resigned after just the year and the job florence louis reports formula key. she death who one party pulls to lead japan's governing liberal democratic party or l d p. last week has been elected by both houses of the japanese parliament is in accordance with article 18 paragraph 2 of the rules of the house of representatives formula cuz she does hereby nominated as prime minister of japan. his 1st order of business was to select his cabinet. there were 13 new faces out of 20 posts, but many important portfolios are going to powerful factions that voted for key cedar in the party election. his predecessor, you shaheed, a suger had announced last month that he would not be seeking re election as party leader after less than a year in office to get approval ratings had plummeted for his handling of the pandemic. and his insistence on holding the summer olympics, despite public health concerns, he, she has inherited an economy that's been battered by the pandemic. in his 1st news conference as prime minister, he promised to make corona virus c

for more on these florence louis is live for us in kuala lumpur. hello, there florence restrictions have been quite stringent for some time. this must be a relief for malaysians and their loved ones abroad. that's right. known domestic travel have by and large been banned since january after surge in corona virus cases. and they were only open to certain categories of people, known that restriction has now been lifted. international travel to number has been restricted to malaysian since the start of the pandemic. those who wanted to travel abroad had to obtain permission from the immigration department. now that restriction has now been done away with people are now free to travel, they no longer have to obtain permission, but they will still have to undergo pcr cove. it tests and undergo a 14 day mandatory quarantine when they return to malaysia. now those that said the border is not yet open to foreign tourists visits are still limited to emergencies, official and business purposes. now that will come as a bit of a disappointment to the tourism

hello, louis. tens of thousands of pro government demonstrators have been rallying and some of bolivia is biggest cities. it follows days of anti government protests against the new proposed law, which would allow authorities to investigate the assets of any citizen without a court order. and no swindlers. joining us live from the argentinian capital one of the series. and this seems to be pushed back against those anti government protests. was there any indication that it worked? what the day of the rallies are still going on? they've been staggered throughout the day to allow president luis, are to say, to fly from coach of amber in the center of the country to le mars. and then over to the eastern city of santa cruz, where, where he is now bringing out tens of thousands of his supporters of government supporters across the country. and it very much, it is an attempt to the show of friends and to show the country to show the opposition that there are more government supporters than there were anti government support. anti government protested out in the streets on monday. they're pro