of the majority minority milestone the moment when minority groups become become the majority group, they outnumber the original or native based ethnic or religious minority. and so i think that you know in acknowledging that shadow cast over all of our politics. i want to kind of take it on, you know head on and for for viewers. i'm not quite sure everybody might know what majority minority is referring to but the nation has been under a lot of demographic change. i wonder if you can tell us a little bit about the story of where we are today, and we're the nation may be going in terms of its demographics. well, mark, you know better than anyone really better than me even you know about about where our nation's demographics are going but, you know certainly in the most simplistic high level way the country is diversifying on dramatically. so it's it's not the kind of thing that happens overnight, but this was a white colonial settler state at its founding and steadily over the centuries. we have diversified from the sort of ang. protestant northern european protestant basis of our po

major general roman benyukov, the school covered itself with unfading. glory during the war years thanks to the courage, heroism and self-sacrifice of their cadets, who became a wall on the outskirts of moscow. these are the best traditions of the russian soldier live today among the graduates of the school of officers of the ground forces of the russian federation for the accomplished feats of 109 graduates of the school were awarded the high title of hero of the soviet union of russia and socialist labor. musicians liberate red square for the passage of military equipment musical accompaniment of the parade is provided by the consolidated military band of the moscow garrison under the leadership of the chief military conductor of the honored artist of russia , major general timofey mayakin. and red square ceremonial calculations of a mechanized column, its composition is 131 units of military equipment. the legendary tank of the great patriotic war t-34-85 under the battle banner of the first guards red banner tank army opens the passage of equipment.

so it's a major shift and i think it's a major shift in the culture wars as well. you know, talking to members of pro life and advocacy groups and activists. they say this was a long time coming. this is 40 years in the making in this is really, i think, the culmination of their efforts and they do this as a major victory. but what's so interesting is the disconnect, i very much view between conservative activists and the republican establishment as a whole on this issue. you know, we've seen the republican party in general, very much try ahead of the mid term to focus on crime inflation and the border. but even, you know, not really talking about abortion, but now they're being forced to talk about abortion. i think that's led many to wonder, you know, how and think they are with the pro life wing of the party and really, how this impacts them politically over the past few months over the past year. even during the pandemic, we've seen republicans when a number of major battles on the culture war front. whether that's critical race theory, l g, b, g, q issues, esp

ongoing and that is a major driver.re other drivers, too. as you mentioned climate, in terms of climate stresses, the extremes in the weather we are seeing, the ongoing prolonged drought in the horn region, we are seeing major weather disasters -- storms, cyclones, flooding in parts of the world. those are also major factors which are leading to the staggering figure. but you have to remember as well that a lot of these people have been displaced time and time again. so those figures are staggering. many people have been displaced and they are moving internally within their own countries. for example here in south sudan in the horn, all moving across borders, as well. hashem: 38 million internally displaced people reported in 2021, 14 million ukrainians displaced. you're getting a sense that this is showing no signs of abating at all. guest: well, to some extent i agree with that. unfortunately we have seen an ever increasing number of displaced people globally, and i agree with her that we have to look at the drivers o

we have a major conflicts ongoing, and that is a major driver, but there are other drivers to m. as you mentioned, there climates in terms of climate stress, is the extremes. that the weather that we're seeing, the, the ongoing prolong drought here in the horn region. we're seeing a major weather disasters as well. storms, cyclones flooding in parts of the world. those are also major factors which are leading to the staggering figure. you have to remember as well that a lot of these people have been displaced, time and time again. so those figures are staggering, that many people have been displaced and a moving eva eva internally within their and countries. for example, here in, in south sea, down here in the horn, or moving across, forges as well. yes, per 38000000 internally displaced, people reported in 202114 1000000 ukrainians. displaced to getting a sense that this is showing no signs of abating at all. well, to some extent, i agree with that. unfortunately, we've seen an ever increasing number of displaced people globally. and i think i agree with natalie that we have to

the hezbollah bloc lost its majority but they still retain the same number of seats. that say to you? >> i would very much agree with this. you heard from candidates who lost in those elections. what is historic, and indeed what has happened was in every way a big win for the lebanese position, the people who have been demonstrating for the last two or three years, and we have seen it across the country. two seats in south lebanon being lost from as well -- hezbollah. [indiscernible] and again across the country from the south to the north. in terms of losing the majority that would allow imposing politics inside parliament this has been lost to mathematics. [indiscernible] this is also change, because in numbers and representation, so across the board we can easily say this was the best case scenario for the lebanese outside of the political establishment in lebanon. it is a historic achievement. host: you mentioned the free patriotic movement, the biggest christian wal -- bloc is no longer. i would like to pass over due, is this indicative of a major shift? is hezbo

parties, you know the history of the major parties. maybe they write about it for one election or one president of course or two presidents or when controversy surrounding a party but this very few books on the whole history either the republican or the democratic party. so historians like to write about things that people have written about before though. obviously we use lots of books and documents that people who have written about it before so this is an attempt to sort of sum up the whole history of the party. what it stood for when and as a title has it, you know when it was successful and why and so that was the theme and when i saw your title what it took to win i thought of james carville as it turns out you quote him early in the book political parties exist to win elections. that's a debate going on right now democratic party needs to get his act together what we can eventually get to current events but by your own admission a selective history as i mentioned, it's a smaller smallish volume nothing wrong with that does not h

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it looks like labor could form a majority — thoughts?ughts? it looks like labor could form a majority government, they| thoughts? it looks like labor could i form a majority government, they are a few seats short. there is little prospect of a formal coalition involving a labor government. both sides are completely —— have completely ruled out forming coalitions with minor parties or independents. there is an agreement that would seek cooperation to pass a budget bills and keep the parliament moving to avoid another election. it will depend on the final numbers and especially the number of independent seats. one motivated —— motivated women are running in inner—city seats. fine motivated -- motivated women are running in inner-city seats.- running in inner-city seats. one of the interesting _ running in inner-city seats. one of the interesting stories _ running in inner-city seats. one of the interesting stories in _ running in inner-city seats. one of the interesting stories in this - the interesting stories in this election is the numbe

one who actually may have majority. i think we do have an interest block between the former leading majority and the former part of government. we're in the unit to government that decided to play the role of opposition. and right now we might see a different electrical all together. it's not to solid blocks, but there may be 2 blocks. and that swing block in the middle, that is composed of old veteran politicians like the for the speaker of the house and what it's blocked, the leader of the progressive, the social movement, 12 known to play, swing roles in the history of lebanon. and now they can actually have a bigger se, because they can play in the middle and swing one way or the other, depending on the issue. and i think this is what we're looking at right now. more than a complete shift in the political power. those just a complete, it's just a shift in the makeup of, of coalitions that will be in parliament. ok. i do. but in a meal, obviously, as we've been saying, one of the biggest things to come from these ele

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labour still have the majority here, eating away at their majority.fordshire, it is one of the only so—called redwall burrows where all of the seats are up for election, as you will see in so many of these places it is just a third, which makes it hard to get an accurate extrapolation. all of the seats are up extrapolation. all of the seats are up in newcastle—under—lyme. the conservatives took it last time. it had come at a parliamentary level, been a labour seat since 1919. the conservatives took that, aaron bell, in the general election in 2019. that clutch of seats, the stoke—on—trent seats and so on that the conservatives astonishingly talk at the last election, there will be at the last election, there will be a lot of conservative mps in that part of the west midlands, keeping a close eye on that result. one to watch out for over the course of the afternoon. tbts watch out for over the course of the afternoon. �* , , ., watch out for over the course of the afternoon. ~ , i. _ ., afternoon. as you say, we are ttettin afternoon. as you say, we ar

very few right about the major parties. the history of major parties. we the right one about -- one president of course, two presidents. one controversy surrounding a party. this very few books on the whole history of either the republican on the democratic party. historians like to write about things that people have written about before. obviously, we use lots of books and documents people who have written about it before. this was an attempt to sum up the whole history of the party. when it stood for, as the title has it, when it was successful, and why. that was the theme. >> when i saw your title, when it took to win, i thought of james carville. as it turns, out you quote him early in the book. political parties exist to win elections. that's a debate going on right now, democratic parties to get its act together, we can eventually get to current events. i own it mission, a selective history, as i mentioned, it's a small-ish volume. nothing wrong with. that it does not have to be a 1200 page book -- >> i like to write books that people can read. >

the coastal road is on is a major, major road that are crossed as through our, the capital r clashes between groups that were supporting fed table sugar that we're protecting him. and those that are against him. and this is something that we, that libyans here know all to well to different governments. we have the internationally recognized government by lead, by prime minister of the army de baber base and tripoli and fatigue. bosher, who was appointed by the eastern base parliament, he has some support from various countries, but for the most part, libyans are sick and tired of having these 2 governments with libya was supposed to have elections in december. they were postponed. that the current prime minister of the ha today been tripoli has said that he has been working to bring a bottle bring elections in june. it doesn't look like that's happening. and it's important to know that this is happening. while there are talks in cairo between libya's 2 legislative houses, the parliament and the high council state, they're supposed to agree on a constitutional basis to hold elections

and i want to play a game that we are a preferential learning and we are a major major to them. it has been fairly difficult for the teal independence to make it. but really, i feel like it allows because grading is compulsory. it really allows people to have an alternative and have their voices vibrating quality deals, and i won't bring in an alternative voice. miss voice is the voice of barry, who cares about climate change, but not in a way that we've been talking about. this is the voice that supports the idea of actually actually let me tell, get back to tell you what he thinks here is. what is the climate change election in the sense that both of the governments do the most initiatives to cycle reduce carbon? i think it's a climate change which in, in that i want to vote for the government. so it's going to do the least because closing cold for pals, dust reasons is going to cost jobs. it's going to mean we lose weight will have more blackouts. and the cost of living will go up and alternative voice in our conversation about climate change policy and the upcoming election

so this basically means when, where none of the major parties form can form a majority. this is something that is very common in many advanced democracies, but very much less common in australia. the last time this happened was back in 2010 under former prime minister julia de la, the labor prime minister. you had to form an alliance with the greens to get legislation through. basically the magic number in the laurel house in australia is 76768 out of 151. and according to the i, b, c, it's looking like none of the major parties will be able to reach that. so what happens now? i guess we have to wait for more results to come in. it points to, i guess, people turning away from the major parties in favor of minor parties in favor of many climates, focused independent and independent candidates who are trying to push the major parties to go forward on things like climate pushing them to deal more with corruption and issues like that, so these results are getting quite interesting indeed expand on those on those issues that are bothering australians as they to the polls. yea

the testimony lasted, major, about three hours. he did not plead the fifth amendment.hy is this significant? because donald trump, jr. was inside the oval office, the west wing on january 6th, 2021, that morning that as trump made calls in that final moavment the pressure campaign against vice president pence. >> garrett: not the only inside voice in the trump white house talking to the committee, bob costa, thanks so much. tonight nearly 9 million people are under threat of severe torms. tornado watches are posted along a 500 mile stretch from southwest texas to oklahoma. the region could also be hit with hail and flash floods. the storm system will move across the midwest south tomorrow and friday. tonight comedy clubs across the country are on alert after comedian dave chappelle was attacked on stage last night in los angeles. chappelle was not injured but the incident could have turned tragic. police said the man who rushed the stage was carrying a snief. cbs's lilia luciano has the details. >> dave chappelle never saw it coming. a man police have identified as 23

they are trying to win more than 65 seats in order for them to have the majority. so it's still not clear which cap is going to get a when the majority in parliament. but for many people who are hoping for change, new faces, new politicians, that is not going to happen. and those same leaders for the past 3 years really did nothing to improve the economic situation. them returning to power. really a lot of disappointment, many lebanese will tell you we're going to see our currency lose the even more value, more people unable to find jobs and more people immigrating from this country. santa hodder, their 1st in beirut, finland has confirmed. it will formerly apply for nature membership in the coming days. it's long been neutral, but the government has said the kremlin unpredictable behavior house become a pressing issue. shares of 1300 kilometer border with russia, public support and finland for membership off the military alliance has more than doubled since russia's invasion of ukraine. nato's foreign ministers have been meeting in berlin to discuss felons applica

how does he not know, comrade major?ars, he even understands everything, but doesn't tell the doctor . there's probably a special doctor right there. i need to find out and let you know. we know how many of our children they took out the highest walkie-talkie to educate everyone can be a raubaiker. captain elagina is going home in the evening to cope. yes. and you, please, come to the major. he asked to hurry up let's go. here people have an investigation chase chase round-up service. and here horses officially cannot be put on pleasure. don't worry about your horses. now they will legally eat hay. hurts hello, well, what do we have here, we have a platoon commander here . killed in the back. this is the most accident. someone hit his head, but there was no one. this is what they shot. well, none of them were even close. there are no witnesses, as i understand it, either, yes, what is there for her, they say, they saw, their son is a peasant, or what are they? well, he's a sick adult. and the mind, like a three-year-old,

_ should say, she has a very narrow majority and — should say, she has a very narrow majority and westminstertion in the early 1960s turned labour and she puts it _ early 1960s turned labour and she puts it differently when she says in the letter — puts it differently when she says in the letter to her constituents today that mr _ the letter to her constituents today that mrjohnson should call a confidence vote himself to end speculation. and this is it, it's a day by— speculation. and this is it, it's a day by day— speculation. and this is it, it's a day by day trip and that is of no confidence statements and i think any tory— confidence statements and i think any tory mp that is a narrow majority— any tory mp that is a narrow majority will be weighing up his or her options. in last few days in the coming _ her options. in last few days in the coming days of the kingdom was a brand _ coming days of the kingdom was a brand it's — coming days of the kingdom was a brand it's from that point of view, the prime — brand it's from that point of view, the prime minister that has that yes. _ the prim

maybe, she said, calmed down, that you have comrade major, the prisoner fried, i think that comrade major can be useful. at the expense of nothing, he was wounded. yes, what a difference! nen, he's human. we will treat him. that's where we are now, the bear trails, we still have half a day to go along such impassability. mr. general, let me ask you. i know these places to the airfields, there is another road map, not exactly. the german map cannot lie. there is a short road here, you have to go there and, before reaching the beam, go to the left, and there it’s already within easy reach, not forget. you can go i just wanted to help. if we need your help, i will call you. the betrayer will betray again, i understand your feelings, however, even in the words of a traitor, it is true that the russians will hang him first. fire and then a german diver approaches me for such a camera is enough, and i with his dagger once again and one fritz became less and that he drowned left on one. along with my first photo. how sorry i go to the captain, i say, he had such shots, i should have to dive, i c

for that part of it, ai six-justice majority.e samuel alito writing for a five-justice majority that would be samuel alito, clarence thomas, and the three new appointees of president donald trump. again, this is what politico was reporting as part of this draft. but, as i say, this all rings very true and very troubling. and for the chief justice to see this case at this moment unfold publicly like this, i think that -- i'm sure he will try to get to the bottom of how this all happened. you know, there's been a lot of talk about how this was leaked, whether it was leaked. it was really in the interest of no one of the nine justices to have it come out like this. the conservatives apparently have won. they didn't need to have it come out like this. it would come out at the end of june. that's when the law would be changed, when abortion rights, you know from 1973 would be rolled back. it would not be in the interest of the three liberals who, i'm sure, are dissenting vigorously. we don't know yet whether the first drafts from the

theresa villiers has a majority.erformance like that. let's look elsewhere, rossendale, some at the labour party was not expecting to get back, it had been a labour party councilfor many years, get back, it had been a labour party council for many years, only when hong in 2021 and that is sort of the labour party's story with the election to stop it is not that they did spectacularly well, but they started to unwind some of the reverses they saw in 2019 in the general election, but particularly where last year they had a really difficult night and as a result of the fact the conceptus went backwards and there was a six—point gap between them in the popular vote, you can see the labour party gain two seats here, conceptus lost three. also a parliamentary seat they would be hoping to get back. let's talk about the greens up for a moment because we have not talked about them very much, important because they had a good night. hastings you can see was actually a labour authority but this was one of the labour losses and

don't say comrade major.name is igor ilyich, if without strangers it would be better to eat comrades greenwich, and i am sasha alexander alexander vasilyevich, we met, if i’m not mistaken, i’m a veterinarian by education, that’s right, the academy recently finished. so i'll be more comfortable with this . you sash see me up to date in general terms. and go to rest. how to relax, well, go to sleep, go to you now it will come in handy, i ate a dog on the documentation. here are the soldiers. i'm not very good at it. so you have to, if you, of course, do not mind, do not mind, of course. sleep, what's the word? have i already forgotten? like this, but without boots, then sleep. it's time for the kids to sleep. thank you please, good night. thank you very much, please, at first we were small, and then i thought. why thank you my joy. what are you sitting all the time silent , silent, come on tell me something about yourself. well family kids. i am married and have a son. 41 went to the front i don't know if he is

a major moment looming for one of the country's most contentious issues. russian attacks resume on mariupol�*s steel works, despite hundreds of ukrainian civilians remaining trapped inside. those who've escaped tell their story. translation: for a month we were eating - _ over a0 of us — six food tins. we boiled two buckets of soup out of them, and that was it for the whole day. a special report from the balkans on beijing's big european investment push, with accusations some chinese firms are treating workers like slaves. also, broadway is back. its busiest season in more than a decade. it has it beaten covid? hello. thank you forjoining us. we start breaking news. the us political website politico says it has seen a majority opinion leaked from the supreme court which says that it is voting to strike down the landmark roe versus wade decision, that is the decision which legalised abortion across the united states, a federal decision. the document, said to be written byjustice samuel alito, says roe versus wade was wrong since it was first introduced in 1

russian federation frontier institute of the fsb of russia the ceremonial calculation is headed by major general valery kozlov this year the institute celebrated its ninetieth anniversary over the years, more than 50,000 officers have been trained for the russian security agencies. on red square, cadets of the military academy of radiation chemical and biological protection are led by the head of the academy, lieutenant-general igor yemelyanov, this year the academy will solemnly celebrate its ninetieth anniversary on the cobblestones of red square, 45 guards berlin engineering the brigade is led by a lieutenant colonel. artyom is in the ranks today heirs of the engineering units that covered themselves with unfading glory in all the battles of the great patriotic war. military personnel of the thirty-eighth separate railway brigade, led by the brigade commander, colonel igor orlov, are walking along red square . on the march ceremonial calculation of the military police is headed by colonel gennady makarov military police with dignity ensure the fulfillment of special tasks, including t

but we have the majority.u're going to see is a discussion of this in real terms, like we've never seen before. back alley abortions, people having to take buses to other states. people not being able, as you said, to make their own economic decisions. rioters are coming out of this pandemic. where there's so much uncertainty right now, and people are just trying to get their grounding. and then we're literally stripping the women of this country of the rights. if that happens, i think you're gonna see repercussions like never before. they have basically stacked the court with these judges who, various procedural gains that they played in the senate. and now is the moment. and the only way this gets decided, if this opinion gets issued as is. it's gonna be state-by-state fights about this, with the automatic trigger is going in place and many. and, then it's going to be a decision for congress. and it makes the election for the house and the senate more important than any we've seen in our lifetime when it com

so this is obviously a major hit in a major concern for them. so looking just more broadly at the crypto market, obviously we've seen crypto markets meltdown a lot in the past. is this just a temporary blip? is it something more meaningful? right, well we're in a different landscape now than we were over the last year's interest rates are rising. they, we don't have money flowing, government money flowing in from the pandemic anymore. so cryptic currencies are going to have to have a reckoning with the new financial environment that they're in now. so it'll be a matter of weighting and seeing, but it's certainly not the same type of crisis we saw in the past. kristi, platen and bon, thanks. so much for joining us now, she's 7 agriculture meter ministers are meeting today and the southern germantown of stuttgart to discuss the worsening threat of a global food crisis. exports are now being disrupted, due to the war. and ukraine pushing price is higher and making food on affordable for the world's most impoverished people. humanitarian relief is a

another major sign of change is the success i major sign of change is the success of the party whichunionist nor nationalist. alliance is set to move up from place to third. its leaders say voters had sent a firm message.— third. its leaders say voters had sent a firm message. they want to see a government _ sent a firm message. they want to see a government that _ sent a firm message. they want to see a government that works - sent a firm message. they want to see a government that works for i see a government that works for then. instead of being constantly held to ransom by one party or another, what they want to see is continuity of government focusing on delivery. the continuity of government focusing on delive . , ., . ., , delivery. the democratic unionist pa has delivery. the democratic unionist party has lost _ delivery. the democratic unionist party has lost a — delivery. the democratic unionist party has lost a fifth _ delivery. the democratic unionist party has lost a fifth of— delivery. the democratic unionist party has lost a fifth of its - party has lost a fifth of its

that parliamentary majority. as president joe biden pays tributes to victims of a supermarket shooting that targeted black people and killed 10 in buffalo and a heat wave. it sweeps through northern india and pakistan, many regions, and now facing a water shortage. a long and bloody siege at the hours of style steal plants and merry pollies coming to an end. more than 260 ukrainian vices have been brought out from the vast complex. and ukraine says it's working to rescue those who remain. russia says the soldier surrendered and is on the verge of climbing full control of the port city. but toward gain be reports after $82.00 days on the ground, these wounded ukrainian soldiers of finally leaving the as if stole steel. plant a rush of buses displaying the letters ed symbolic of its invasion. for months, these fighters from the as of battalion attempted to defend the steel, to marry a pole and prevent russian soldiers from completely taking over the port city. but out numbered and overpowered. ukraine says its miss

well, certainly the, the major major agricultural pow's for free trade and ellicott for in the, in the w t o. so certainly i think the us. ready the year. ready lead by reducing the. ready culture. ready protectionism this thing very time is for i mean they used to say. ready they use subsidies, you can central accounts from problems around the world business club swash ignite laid by example. that could certainly help. ready developed countries in africa and middle east to fall. i so yeah, 10 food important. we're ready suffering from 2 years of pandemic supply chain shocks. and now those problems of being exacerbated by increasing food supply protectionism. as we, as we talked about, do you think hunger crisis can still be averted? i think probably we're in for another gfc, not a global financial crisis, but a global food crosses. i think the action by india innovation on their own, but of course this crosses at a normal year. but when you take out your crime. ready with ukrainian farmers walking off the tractors and picking up guns to fight russia. that puts an incredible shock on t