so without further ato, mary louise -- ado, mary louise patterson, thank you. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. thank you, george mason university. thank you, professor ben cardin, thank you for inviting me. i couldn't agree more that this is -- these two people, langston hughes and alain locke, really are very important people in american history. certainly in american letters. i would like to introduce you to my parents who, and to the parents of my co-author who knew langston hughes for over 40 years and who corresponded with him for over 40 years. and this is a introduction for you to who these two, these two sets of parents, these four people actually were. my participants, william -- parents, william and louise pattedderson, and my co-author, her parents evelyn and matt crawford. their uniqueness, perhaps, was that they were african-american communists, and they were very close friends of langston, as i said, for most of their lives. and from the first half of the first half of the 20th century. so i'd like to show you this 17-minute video so that you'll

and patterson began with louise thompson who would later become the louise thompson patterson, the firstlose personal friendship with hughes and childhood friends crawford and evelyn gray crawford into the poet's life. >> louise thompson in my mother, evelyn gray became best friends in the early 1920s, and my mother as she was known to family and friends worked as a stenographer in san francisco. nathaniel crawford migrated with his family from hampton, alabama, and attended high school. >> louise was a teacher in virginia. she and langston met when he was there for a speaking engagement. louise left hampton and moved to harlem. she witnessed a strike against the administration and felt she could no longer be part of this goal. once in harlem she became part of the circle of artists and intellectuals whose most prominent figure was langston hughes. and on vacation, during that trip, san francisco born william lorenzo patterson. pat and langston met earlier during the heyday. in new york in 1920 and well-known in one of harlem's most prominent attorneys and dedicated political access. he

the woman has been identified as marcia louise o'leary.no word on what caused her death, but it is not considered suspicious. (pam) another big story tonight: a senior living community in san jose .... just gave eviction notices to its 80- elderly residents this week. this is happening at the atria chateau gardens... supporters of the seniors say, it is a staggering number of people with special needs ... who now need a place to live. kron four's spencer blake reports on áwhy the tenants are being forced to move. the eviction notices arrived after the property owner, westlake realty group, decided not to renew its long- news. kron four spencer blake, in san jose, live. in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. ( steve ) a live look outside tonight (pam) brittney has the forecast.. little change in the weather is expected through the end of the workweek. a weak trough will pass north of the golden gate on saturday keeping the best rain chances closer to the oregon border. longer range trends suggest dry and cooler temperatures over the we

sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitreevesung girls nowadays turned into sex workers are not just runaways plucked off the street. sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitreeves says pimps are using social media to find vulnerable girls aged 11 to 19.lure them away from home from their safety nets sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitthe social media the exploiters become friends with them, eventually meet in person.. and then from there slowly groom them to become sex workers. sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitreeves combs through the websites in the bay area that act as the online protitution classifieds looking for girls who have been reported missing or other signs that a minor is being sold for sex. then through alias social media accounts reeves has set up she tries to locate the victims social media accounts and connect with them. so far reeves and

sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitreevessays young girls nowadays turned into sex workers are not just runaways plucked off the street. sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitreeves says pimps are using social media to find vulnerable girls aged 11 to 19.lure them away from home from their safety nets sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitthe social media the exploiters become friends with them, eventually meet in person.. and then from there slowly groom them to become sex workers. sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unit reeves combs through the websites in the bay area that act as the online protitution classifieds looking for girls who have been reported missing or other signs that a minor is being sold for sex. then through alias social media accounts reeves has set up she tries to locate the victims social media accounts and connect with them. so far ree

sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitreevesays young girls nowadays turned into sex workers are not just runaways plucked off the street.sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitreeves says pimps are using social media to find vulnerable girls aged 11 to 19.lure them away from home from their safety nets sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unitthe social media the exploiters become friends with them, eventually meet in person.. and then from there slowly groom them to become sex workers.sound from - louise reeves / community service specialist, pittsburg police investigations unit reeves combs through the websites in the bay area that act as the online protitution classifieds looking for girls who have been reported missing or other signs that a minor is being sold for sex.then through alias social media accounts reeves has set up she tries to locate the victims social media accounts and connect with them.so far reeves a

louise is worried.ix breakfast presenters and a i,000—strong audience — what could possibly go wrong?! find out how we got on in our big singing challenge. and phil avery has the weather. steph, very good morning to you. merry christmas. i feel as though i am in the way here. here is your headline, if you haven't got any power here in stevenage this morning, i think i have found a reason. i will have all the detail on the christmas whether in 15 minutes. —— weather. good morning. first, our main story: the queen will pay tribute to the cities of manchester and london in her christmas day broadcast, for the way in which they dealt with this year's terrorist attacks. she is at her estate at sandringham with other members of the royal family, including prince harry and his fiancee, meghan markle. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the queen recorded this year's broadcast a few days ago at buckingham palace. its main theme is the importance of home, a place she describes as a source of warmt

louise, thank you very much for that, louise cullen in belfast for us.cess to mental health support at schools or colleges in england under plans announced by the government. it's a joint initiative between the departments of health and education. campaigners say the measures are welcome, but long overdue. edward curwen reports. i didn't have any therapy. it was sort ofjust to talk about things... one young person's story of suffering from an eating disorder and depression for five years. she waited two years before she got help. ifeel i have not been properly treated for the mental side. theyjust sort of put me in hospital when my physical side is bad and don't treat anything else, and then they wonder why it keeps happening and i have to go back into hospital. the hospital she was sent to, hundreds of miles away, a nightmare scenario which the government now promises no family should face. so ministers chatting here with pupils in east london are publishing plans to provide support in schools for so many children who face issues regarding their mental

[applause] thank you very much, louise. thank you all for being here, and i want to thank the new york historical society for hosting this event and want to thank luis again for supporting my work through the years and really being a wonderful custodian of new york history. those of you who are not sold my with his building it didn't always look like this. this transformation began about 12 years ago, and i think louise started here, took over here about 12re years ago. new york is a place that likes to pave over its past, and she has made this a place for the city to be proud of, so thank you, louise. [applause] i am also, this is the launch event for the book which technically comes outte tomorro. so i want to kind of quickly roll through some opening credits and give up some other thanks. ww norton. i want to thank my agent and friend who has been with me lo these many years i want to thank my family particularly my daughter anna who is somewhere here who years ago i have this idea and i kind of floated at by her before

good morning, louise. nice to see you and happy christmas. and you, happy christmas.ly. you can see this conveyor belt of cloud which has been spilling into the north and west. that is where we have the rain. heavy and relentless across north—west scotland, and that will bring at least 60 millimetres of rainfall in some gusty winds as well. 50 mph gust is with heavy rain as we speak. but it looks as though the rain mostly confined to the fire north—west. for the rest of us are similar story to the last four days. it is mild, cloudy and pretty dull in places. a chilly start of the south—west. here we are seeing some brea ks south—west. here we are seeing some breaks in the cloud but nevertheless a good deal of dry weather in the story. drizzly rain through wales first thing this morning and rather grey and places, but quite mild and that mild feel will continue for the rest of christmas eve. we see that rain starting to push on the fringes of northern ireland, the heaviest of which across north—west scotland, that will gradually shift its way steadily eastwards as we g

earlier i spoke with our correspondent louise cullen in belfast.s hoping for. well, annita, simon coveney, the minister for foreign affairs, and the recently appointed irish deputy prime minister, the tanaiste, has said ireland is simply seeking reassurances there won't be regional divergences between it and northern ireland post brexit. he said they need an agreed wording ahead of the crucial eu summit later in december, on the 14th and 15th, and the deadline set tomorrow by donald tusk ahead of that working lunch is rather focusing minds of course. he says ireland is asking questions that need credible answers before any brexit negotiations can move on, and donald tusk said of course if the uk offer on the border is not acceptable to ireland it will not be to the eu. at that special cabinet meeting tomorrow morning in dublin simon coveney and the taoiseach leo varadkar will brief their cabinet members. louise, of course we know that the former prime minister tony blair has warned about the possible impact on the peace process depending the result

think you louise. i am also this is a launch event for the book which technically comes out tomorrow. i want to quickly roll through some opening credits and give out some other things. i want to thank the people i ww norton. i want to thank my agent and friend who has been with me lo these many years i want to thank my family particularly my daughter anna who is somewhere here who years ago i have this idea and i kind of floated at by her before he ever put a were done on paper it's a dangerous thing to do ten air an idea to soon. she was very enthusiastic about it when i talked about you are telling the story of america's founding pipe virtue of the lives of people from different walks of life and through the cracks so to speak you would get the larger story. it was enough to kind of move me to the next stage. i want to thank my wife pamela for putting up with all of this for reading over and over again. and for putting up with me. those of you who know me are applauding. i want to begin with a confe

this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. two men are due in court accused of a plot to kill the prime minister. the alleged plan was to target theresa may while she was at downing street, bombing the security gates before launching a knife attack in the confusion that would follow. good morning. it's wednesday the sixth of december. also this morning: president trump breaks with decades of american policy on israel. the white house says he will formally recognisejerusalem as its capital, and will move the us embassy there from tel aviv. wildfires tear through southern california as thousands of people are forced to flee from their homes. christine keeler, the former model at the centre of the profumo scandal, has died at the age of 75. we'll look back at her life. good morning. over a third of us are popping christmas on credit this year, and over two million people are almost constantly in their overdraft. i'm looking at festive finances, and not blowing your budget. good morning. but not if you are an english cricket fans.

.>>> police arrested a 37-year-old homeless man louise gomez in connection with five fires in antioch this month.>> he has been charged with four counts of arson. one count of attempted arson. two fires he is charged with burned vacant buildings. deborah is live in antioch where arson investigators are trying to figure out if he might have said additional fires.>> reporter: in some cases the same buildings have been targeted more than once. this floral shop which is now boarded up took the brunt of last week's spree. gomez might be connected to fires stretching back months. for months antioch a street has been targeted by one firebug or more. dumpster fires mostly. some of them out before engines arrived. but not these.'s. it breaks my heart.>> reporter: last week's fires raise the stakes. structures involved in even a home with a family in it. this floral shot with -- this floral shop left in ruins.. it was a popular business. it suffered the most amount of damage of the fires he has been charged with.>> reporter: a local transient louise gomez of 37.>> he has five charges against hi

this is, as you know, my and louise's 25th wedding anniversary.applause] this i could not have done without her. the love, support, encouragement. earlier in the evening when she kicked me in the rear when i was down. this has been a wonderful night. i have to thank my family. my wonderful sons, my daughter, my beautiful granddaughter, my son-in-law, all of these friends back here. u.s. attorney buddies. my mom. [applause] doug: my dad, who is here with us in spirit. my sister and her husband. thank you. [applause] overwhelmed.uly i am truly, truly overwhelmed. but you know, and you have all heard me say this at one point or another in this campaign, i have always believed that the people of alabama have more in common then divides us. [applause] doug: we have shown not just around alabama, but we have shown the country the way that we can be unified. [applause] doug: we have spent so many hours, i have gotten so many people that i have to think, but i will tell you quickly. there are three people that i want to acknowledge tonight, because if it

louise is worried. the words keep going out of my brain. it is only two lines.emarkably patient leader of manchester inspirational voices, wayne ellington. really do bring a good sense ellington. really do bring a good sense of joy into ellington. really do bring a good sense ofjoy into what you're doing. he has a great way of making you feel like you're diana ross. # every mother's child... when you're clearly not, when you are a dying cat. he is an amazingly optimistic man. because he sees talent where we are not seeing talent. # merry christmas, merry christmas laughter so for the ladies. wayne has been a wizard. a magician. # every mother's child is going to... take wane out of the equation, we are all in trouble. —— wayne. #j°y —— wayne. #joy to —— wayne. # joy to the world # joy to the world # sing joy to the world. the concert has started. wayne and his choir bringing joy to the world. meanwhile, backstage... apparently mike has taken my trousers. # and every mother's child is going to spy... he hasjust put # and every mother's child is going to spy... he

here‘s louise lear. getting a little bit milder, louise? it moves through quite quickly, just take a look at what is to expect, as we move into the evening rush hour, across wales, just to the north of the ma corridor, up into the midlands was that we are likely to see this wintry mix for the evening rush hour. that is worth bearing in mind was that we are not too concerned about the snow, but there will be some wet snow in there, some hail, some wet snow in there, some hail, some sleet, it could be quite tricky on the roads. a scattering of showers, turning increasingly wintry, so some wintry showers above 100 to 200 metres here, and that will settle. it will be rain close to the coast. as we go through the night, gale force gusts of wind is blowing in those showers from west to east. temperatures will fall away, ice could be an issue first thing tomorrow morning with temperatures hovering close to freezing. another tricky one first thing if you are up and off on the roads, particularly those rural untreated roads, take a little bit of ext

actress heather died sunday night she was best known for breaking louise is a von trap in the sound of music back in 1965. she was recently diagnosed with cancer her son says she died surrounded by her children and family. she was 68 years of age. as we end tonight not everyone got what santa left for them today. this video in florida shows a rascally raccoon stealing a gift from someone's yard. no word on what was in that box raccoon got away with. but some raccoon is probably setting up a new smart phone. >> the grinch. >> that's right. >> took that thing right off the yard. crazy. >> also might be a grinch at the linc tonight. >> i did see a grinch that the linc tonight. >> we hope that doesn't happen. >> yeah. >> let's hope. >> we still got time. we believe in the eagles. >> all right. exactly. let's go. come on. we don't want christ mag to be spoiled. >> up next tmz followed boy page six at midnight. stay tuned for "the q" at 12:30 followed by the simpsons. thanks for watching. have a great night. ♪ >>> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> wow. >> lateral it around. >> eagles just secured home

so would lewis towns miranda and louise miranda please stand again? [ applause ] also with us this evening is ron chernow who wrote the book "h "hamilton." ron, where are you? way back there. the book obviously inspired lin-manuel, so thank you, sir, for being with us this evening. and also sarah miller director of philanthropy and special projects at 5000 broadway. would you please stand? thank you. [ applause ] murray horowitz, would you please stand and be recognized, a mentor to lin-manuel? [ applause ] >> we're honored that all of you are here this evening to share this evening with us. it's now my pleasure to introduce senator lisa murkowski, chair of the aappropriations subcommittee on interior, environment and related agencies. among the related agencies are the two national endowments for the arts and for the humanities. she's a dedicated advocate for the arts. in lisa's words, there's nothing ha holds us together more as americans, as human beings, as what comes to us through the arts. the u.s. capital historical society was honored in 2004

louise renny has got to be 82 or something. but i don't think you're going to see, say, one of the people thinking of running, say jane kim, mark farrell, who may well want to run, i don't think you're going to see them get six votes at the board because then you have the same problem they perceive with london breed which is sort of having a head start. >> well, much to watch. again, this weekend will be spent honoring the life and legacy of ed lee. and i want to thank you all for being here today. assemblyman david chew, rachel swan, and also our politics and government senior editor, scott shafer. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> and that will do it for us. please tune in over the next two weeks for our encore show on the arts in the bay area and our half hour special, stand up san quentin. and we'll be back in the new year with our regular weekly show. you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org/newsroom. i'm thuy vu. thank you for joining us, and we wish you and your families a wonderful holiday season. ♪ captio

hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. big changes could be on the way to organ donor rules. in future, people may have to opt out of the transplant register in england. health chiefs say it will help save lives. good morning. it's tuesday, december 12. also this morning: four people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after three children died in a house fire in salford. it's offically been the coldest night of the year. temperatures plummeted to —13 in shropshire. and that leads us into a cold day, but mostly dry one, with some sunshine for much of the uk, when we lose the freezing fog patches this morning, but later wet and windy conditions return from the west. good morning. there's a growing shortage of lorry drivers on our roads — particularly at this time of year. i'm looking at how online shopping is affecting the jobs market. in sport, the fallout from the manchester derby goes on. the fa have asked united and city for observations after their post—match bust—up, which left city coach mikel arteta injured wh

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here is louise with a look at this morning's weather.k you are looking a little further afield to start with. i thought we were just take a look at the latest satellite picture from tembin. it moved away from the philippines and strengthening as the tracks through the south china sea, expected to make landfall perhaps christmas day towards vietnam. we will need to keep a close eye on this storm. it not over yet. it puts our weather into context, because if you are travelling today it will be a cry quiet christmas eve for most of us. some of us accompanied by gale force winds in the far north west of scotland, as we speak. winds so far this morning have been gusting close to 50 mph. some of the rain really quite heavy. for most of us are pretty bland weather story for the remainder of christmas eve. great news if you will be travelling to see friends and family, that is what we really want. quite a bit of cloud and a grey but chilly start across the south—west. temperatures a couple of degrees above freezing, but they will recover and gen

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.rief the cabinet this morning after brexit talks stall. an agreement with brussels has been put on hold over what happens to the irish border when britain leaves the eu. we'll be live in downing street and belfast to assess what happens next. good morning. it's tuesday, december 5. also this morning: parents are warned of the danger of their children using live, online streaming services, after scores of men are arrested in an operation against child sex abuse. a crisis in our oceans — the united nations warns of irreparable damage caused by a rising tide of plastic waste.

louise as the weather, the white stuff.the great muslim panto. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. i‘m simon mccoy. the response has been swift and angry. protests and flag—burning on the streets of gaza within 24 hours of president trump‘s declaration that the us accepts jerusalem as the israeli capital. the leader of hamas, the palestinian islamist group, has called for a new intifada, an uprising, and more "days of rage". and already palestinians in the west bank and gaza strip are striking and protesting, setting tyres alight and throwing rocks. israeli troops have fired tear gas and rubber bullets in response. but one of our bbc correspondents in the west bank, in ramallah, says many palestinians feel let down by fellow arabs in neighbouring states who haven‘t been as vocal as expected with their criticism of president trump‘s move. tom burridge reports. tension is again simmering here in the israeli occupied west bank. israeli soldiers confronting pockets of palestinians, protesting after a landmark shift in us p

that waste in our oceans. story louise mentioned is on the that story louise mentioned is on the frontle to save our blue planet. duped, howeveryou would like to say it, the dup scuppered brexit talks after blocking a deal and you are bored. we will both sides of the debate at the press conference is followed by phone calls by meeting the rest of it, so much going on yesterday. theresa may said there were other things that had not been quite worked out. this is what has come out of those she has come back home, and how put a difficult conversations. talking about that track the morning. the front page of the sun. meghan markle talks about the fractured relationship with her dad. the telegraph talking about what happened yesterday with the european union. they are saying this is from google. the head of planning at twitter? what is he? we can check for you. google has pledged to deploy an army of 10,000 staff to go through violent extremist content that endangers children on youtube. very interesting. they talk about payments, the big moments of the year. will let you know later. this i

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a fresh weather warning as freezing temperatures and snow cause major disruption. roads, rail and airports are all affected and hundreds of schools are closed for the day. this is the scene live in llangollen in north wales, which is one of the worst affected areas. we'll be live from there throughout the morning. good morning, it's monday, 11th december. also this morning — survivors of the grenfell tower fire say they should be given a central role in the inquiry as two days of hearings get underway. christmas shopping — we're spending more on food and drink but reigning in on presents, with families from less well—off parts of the uk willing to splash out more. in sport, manchester city make it 1a wins in a row as they beat neighbours united at old trafford. jose mourinho says his sides title hopes are "probably over" after losing 2—1 as city extend their lead at the top, and continue to break premier league records. and it is christmas carol season, of course, but does singing mak

more than four thousand five hundred people have just watched louise adela much of her life takes place online the same goes for her boyfriend. they've both made names for themselves as fitness bloggers demonstrating workouts on the internet. she has nearly seventy thousand followers on instagram they're both influencers companies are exploiting their reach by placing their products in the hands of social media personalities a luxury lifestyle in exchange for advertising and product placement and constant public attention. by the first the two of us are going to go for a run and lose goal is to rock this thing in under two hours. that's missing. sorry but people don't know what you mean by this thing half marathon yeah excuse me. ok so now we're going to start running but i just looked into the camera see if that was ok. but it was up to then a frost is also an influencer more than fifty thousand users follow her day to day life it's a full time job and how much you make is down to simple math ports in tolls you can charge about one hundred euros or ten thousand followers we always char

company based in high upon in southern germany develops men to do reality apps for businesses into louise on testing the functionality of smiles goggles with a virtual object that's been projected onto a transparent disk uses wearing hauler lens equipped glasses can touch the blink chain virtually with dan. they each have a different perspective of the old. since the glasses work independently of one another. of the i phones the forms for just the simplest way to understand how mixed reality might be used in future is to consider machine repair or maintenance in a place far away. everyone can get their head around the idea of saving someone the trouble of getting into a plane to go somewhere to fix a machine on sight of it electronic is testing the use of smart glasses in its service maintenance department it produces electronic circuit boards and exports them or never the world but if one of the special machines breaks down then the production chain stalls there are few service technicians so delays are inevitable but this could all change. just the first time so very promising in practi

and louise has the weather.a it is a rather grey, dell, damp story this christmas eve for england and wales but wet and windy further north and west. more details later. good morning. first, our main story. a relief operation is under way in the philippines, where almost 200 people are known to have died in flash flooding and mudslides. the president of the philippines will today visit communities devastated by tropical storm tembin. sarah corker reports. in the raging floodwaters, rescue efforts are frantic and dangerous. ropes are all these villagers have to pull each other to safety. storm tembin tore through mindanao, the philippines‘ second largest island and home to 20 million people. flash floods and landslides have cut off entire communities and washed away homes. and with more than 100 people missing, the death toll may rise. the remote village of dalama has been buried. 0fficial help has been slow to arrive and volunteers use their bare hands to search for bodies. translation: there used to be 103 hous

hello this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.th her heart outside her body has survives — in what's thought to be a first in the uk. doctors carry out three operations on venellope wilkins to correct the rare condition that is usually fatal — her parents say she's a realfighter. if you short —— saw now from where she first is, to what i done, it is a miracle. —— what they've done. good morning, it's wednesday 13th december. also this morning, a shock defeat for donald trump's favoured candidate in a senatorial election — as the democrats claim victory

please address all facts to louise., steph, mike, and me will take centre stage at manchester's bridgewater hotel tonight to sing a christmas classic. right now we have no idea what we'll be singing and won't find out until after today's programme has finished. no, sorry, bridgewater hall. i'll go to the hotel, you have the hall. we've been attemtping to hit those high notes with the help of the choirmaster himself, wayne ellington from manchester inspirational voices. this is your bbc breakfast choir group in action. iam very i am very nervous. i am very nervous. we have been attempting very hard. sing... good. if anyone can help us, this is the man. ok... is a little bit nervous... la, la, la. iam enthusiastic but nervous. ahh. the challenge is to sing with the choir. i will be hiding at the back. he will be right at the front with eve ryo ne he will be right at the front with everyone looking at you.|j he will be right at the front with everyone looking at you. i will sing and you follow me. ding, dong, merrily on hi

thanks for joining in i'm louise counseling and i'll be taking you through the shi'a based on the top twenty five.

hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.tures and snow cause major disruption. roads, rail and airports are all affected and hundreds of schools are closed for the day. this is the scene live in llangollen in north wales, which is one of the worst affected areas. we'll be live from there throughout the morning. good morning, it's monday, 11th december. also this morning — survivors of the grenfell tower fire say they should be given a central role in the inquiry as two days of hearings get underway. christmas shopping — we're spending more on food

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this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin.ill the prime minister. the alleged plan was to target theresa may while she was at downing street, bombing the security gates before launching a knife attack in the confusion that would follow. good morning. it's wednesday the sixth of december. also this morning: president trump breaks with decades of american policy on israel. the white house says he will formally recognisejerusalem as its capital, and will move the us embassy there from tel aviv.