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it was known as the chung mei home.er, we join some of those now men as they reunite. joe: there's a building in el cerrito that doesn't look like the others. the ornate asian accents stand out in the neighborhood of simple houses. it's a school now, but in 1935 many knew it as home. male: kids were all over the place. they're in the back, planting flowers, planting tomatoes, and-- joe: the building once housed the chung mei home, a boys' home that took in orphans and children whose parents couldn't care for them. it was founded by dr. charles shepherd, a british baptist minister who was known to the kids as captain. there was one qualification. all the boys were of chinese descent. richard mar: we could not go in any other institution because we were not accepted. joe: in the time of the chinese exclusion act, the home was the only refuge for chinese boys. shepherd ran a tight ship. there were daily chores, chapel services, and bells that signaled from the start of the day. william lee: when the second bell rings, you

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is the kilted king, a monarch with his heart in the highlands, and deep roots here at the castle of meyreat britain, as well as in royal deeside, edinburgh and ayrshire. he loves scotland, and especially the highlands. joanie whiteford is the king's representative in ross and cromarty. her husband david used to run a charity for charles. it's really, absolutely his idea to help support the area, the traditional industries of the area, the farming, the fishing, the artisanal food production, and the tourism. it's notjust a romantic connection. it's a very practical connection, from your point of view. yes, and you say practical, and, you know, if you're lucky enough to shake his hand, he's got a very tough hand. that's because he's a practical man. i think the people up here feel a real passion for the king, a closeness. he always wears the kilt up here. so he's making an effort to be one of us, and i think people really appreciate that in him. it's clear that the king has a deep affection for this land, this nation. but what do people here think about him? polls suggest there is much le

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mei we rely on our own strengths. axel persson, we _ we rely on our own strengths.l persson, we have to _ we rely on our own strengths. axel persson, we have to leave it there but thank you for being on the programme. we will continue to monitor the situation in france and return regularly to the pictures and latest developments. let's turn to another story that has been making headlines today. buckingham palace says it will cooperate with an independent study into the links between the british monarchy and the slave trade in the 17th and 18th centuries. the research is being carried out by the university of manchester with historic royal palaces. the palace said king charles takes the issues "profoundly seriously" and the royal household will grant access to its archives, with the study due to be completed in 2026. i'm joined by dr halima begum, ceo of the runnymede trust — an independent race equality think tank in the uk. thank you for coming into the studio. reaction first of all to this news from buckingham palace today. this news from buckingham palace toda .

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so starting with mey smith. i believe julia and jason might be here now with hong mai. i want to say that we have been through a lot as a city over the last 3 years. and we have made remarkable progress navigating the pandemic and the city's response to it. we learned that when we work together as a city, as a school district and as communities leaders we are able to do the impossible. quoting -- from one of my favorite board of supervisor members, we demonstrated the can do attitude in san francisco. once again, i find it fitting that the student success fund is heard today in the closing meeting of the youth, young adult and family's committee. committee was created to bring greater clarity alignment and partnership with sfusd and the city. and i believe that the student success fund is a symbol of the progress we made and quite frankly the hope for the future ahead. >> journey to the students success fund was a long road that involved leaving together various existing initiatives. such as dcyf initiative and our middle and high school wellness centerses. our collecti

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. >> i mean, if i got in my new, car and suddenly it became a submarine without telling meys ,i'd hang up the car keys for a while and try to figure out what went wrong, you know t exactly for sure it is scary. >> great to see you tonight. thank you.>> t thanks . >> so we want to end the show tonight with an update from the natural world . what still matters even with a.i.? so if you've got to be infestation, you're probably tempted just kill all the bees. t thertoe is another option. you don't have to kill allout th the bees. and actually all the bees are dying anyway. so care about the bees says a bee removal expert will join next to explain why you should care about the bees. jimgriffin. yes, onesided equiano. >> millions of americans who couldn't get a good night's bound relief and comfort with the original mypillow and now we're taking your sleep to the next level, introducing the new mypillow 2.0. when i invented mypillow, i made it short. had everything you'd ever wanted a pillow. now, 20 years later, there's new technology that makes mypillow even better. and i knew i had to br

i believe mey , they're there. but on the other side, you have disney, who came in six decades given ago. they were given this deal toe se be essentially a sovereign nation within florida becausn natie no one wanted to be in orlando. and now you can't do that now. 60 years later, in the mostla populated or most popular staten of florida and just say,go i'm the mayor here and i'mvern going to continue to govern. you can't do that. so this and this is goings to win this fight. and all you have to do is facts. matter. . to more people are moving to florida and up in michigan, where you have governor , where people are leaving. they've left continuously for the last three years. that's right. and cat, i mean, there's more than just disney down there. there's lots of other theme parks and everything. so disney better kind of wise up. they're not always going to be on top down there. but even if it made sense at one point, maybe in the sixties or fifties, i don't know when they started disney. >> sixty seven down there.s

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those guns will die with m those guns will die with mei do' and then go to the government. i don't get tot hand them downr >> nothing. he's banning firearms that in n many cases areot not even semi automatic. we'v e a thin veneer of civilization here in canada righ t. and when that thin veneer ofcivi civility crashes, the government don't want a bunch of people with guns hav that can defend themselves and have their own communities out here in rural canada.e >> they want to be in control. >> this will always be home to me, but it's just a bunch ofh bunch of politicians trying to make it less and less like home every day. >> canada is not and has nevertr had a violent crime problem. that would justify disarming the population. this is purely an effort by the government to make sure noy to one can fight back . >> yeah, more people die from alcoholism in canada than any sort of gun crime. but yoieu don't se oe us bannino alcohol. guns h guns havave a purpose, right?ed you can feed yourself. i actually have come into my driveway and had bears up ine the trees. it's a real thing

why is ukrainian grain so cheap mey expensive ukrainians produce corn, barley and wheat.f their products ukrainians cancelled. they are dumping restrictions and quotas by the european union, selling their goods at half the price of polish ones, and here not only from a helicopter it is clear that the polish authorities have not fulfilled their promise not to let trucks with ukrainian agricultural products into the country. or they just didn't follow. it was you who arranged for the poles today for all of us that we eat in our polish bread bread from flour with hammers , worms, worms that arrived in technical grain, and now martin is waving tails in front of journalists. first, with his right hand, where the truck symbolizes ukrainian exports, and in his left hand he has toys in the form of pigs, which they consider, apparently, everyone who contributes to the carriage of ukrainian wheat corn, sunflower and rabica damage and fraught similar to the situation in slovakia, hungary , romania and bulgaria, but it is hardly worth mentioning, but a split among ukraine's allies is

they're mey-me— dual citizenship. they're they're passports. neither they're irish passports.ughts tonight? i want to saw me— your thoughts tonight? i want to saw so yea— your thoughts tonight? i want to talk to you about— your thoughts tonight? i want to talk to you about housing, speememeauy— talk to you about housing, specifically stamp duty as well. is specifically stamp duty as well. ms w— specifically stamp duty as well. ms mm ame— specifically stamp duty as well. ms me time ae— specifically stamp duty as well. is it time to get— specifically stamp duty as well. is it time to get rid of it? and if yae— is it time to get rid of it? and if ye aem— is it time to get rid of it? and me ye get a— is it time to get rid of it? and if you've got a big— is it time to get rid of it? and if you've got a big house, look at if you've got a big house, look a yea.— if you've got a big house, look a yea. oe— if you've got a big house, look as yea. as yea— if you've got a big house, look at you. do you think you should be incentivised_ at you. do you think you should be incentivised that

i i mei— do care about that, obviously. i mean, i tried to— do care about that, obviously., and so they sort of made a eomewhei— and so they sort of made a somewhat of— and so they sort of made a somewhat of peace. but of somewhat of a peace. but of course-side's— somewhat of a peace. but of course-side's got- somewhat of a peace. but of course side's got the oil. course one side's got the oil. ohe— course one side's got the oil. ehe eiie-e— course one side's got the oil. ehe eiie-e goi— course one side's got the oil. one side's got the infrastructure, there's highiimg— infrastructure, there's fighting. so- infrastructure, there's fighting. so the infrastructure, there's fighting. so .the they fighting. so now the are they highiimge— fighting. so now the are they fighting? fighting fighting? are they fighting heiweem— fighting? are they fighting. between—sudan, fighting? are they fighting - between—sudan, new between in the south sudan, new eoumiy— between in the south sudan, new eoumiy emi— between in the south sudan, new eoumiiy end he— between in the south sudan, new cou

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i mei— firstly, i've met joe biden. i mei nim— firstly, i've met joe biden. great lengths to inqu think gone to great lengths to insult the united kingdom in every respect . he started off every respect. he started off his presidency by removing a bust of winston churchill from the office , just barack the oval office, just as barack obama before him. and it's obama did before him. and it's been downhill since then. well again, to benjamin. well, i'm sorry, but again, to benjamin. well, i'm sorry. bui ii— again, to benjamin. well, i'm sorry, but if supernanny- erger “ “ well, i'm sorry, but if supernanny were in ibis— sorry, but if supernanny were in this conversation— sorry, but if supernanny were in this conversation ,— sorry, but if supernanny were in this conversation , anna and this conversation, anna and weir.— this conversation, anna and gpgr, you-i— this conversation, anna and niall, you'd be— this conversation, anna and niall, you'd be on the naughty siep— niall, you'd be on the naughty siep ior— niall, you'd be on the naughty step for whinging about

so the president of taiwan mei— yeah. so the president of taiwan mei ap— yeah.inning and it's it looks iive— the beginning and it's it looks iiie ii-s— the beginning and it's it looks iiie ii-s nei— the beginning and it's it looks like it's not serious. and yet its— like it's not serious. and yet is serious— like it's not serious. and yet it's serious. yeah. “viv?“ . it's serious. yeah. yeah, it's ii— it's serious. yeah. yeah, it's serious. if you're- it's serious. yeah. “viv?“ . if you're living in serious. if you're living in iaivan— serious. if you're living in iaivan ism-i— serious. if you're living in taiwan, isn't it?- serious. if you're living in taiwan, isn't it? i- if you're living in taiwan, isn't it? i mean, it's apseiaieiv— taiwan, isn't it? i mean, it's absolutely incredible threatening. anna, let's have a ieev— threatening. anna, let's have a ieev ai— threatening. anna, let's have a ieev ai ine— threatening. anna, let's have a look at the daily— threatening. anna, let's have a look at the daily mail, shall vee— look at the daily mail, shall we? ana

soon mey mew— lost an absolute fortune.would make a lot less noise , although there's less noise, although there's actually still quite a lot of noise energy created by them passing through the sky over leafy richmond park on their way to heathrow airport. so they're not entirely going to go away. but of course, people want less environmental mental impact from all perspectives, from aviation . meanwhile, the number of passengers is set to increase from roughly 154 million. at the moment , 250 from roughly 154 million. at the moment, 250 million by from roughly 154 million. at the moment , 250 million by 2050, moment, 250 million by 2050, which sounds to me a bit like more planes flying over your house. sorry good man. good man. meek— house. sorry good man. good man. iiiemk kel— house. sorry good man. good man. immk you vem— house. sorry good man. good man. thank you very much— good man. good man. thank you very much indeed. leave— thank you very much indeed. leave ii— thank you very much indeed. leave it there,— thank you

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like mei improve.she hunts elk outside of trinidad, annalee with her friend the first lady of wyoming. just last week wrote dear east of barcelona spain. there is no barcelona spain in the state of indiana. i asked her, is there not enough deer in north or south america that you have to go to europe to bring one home? i am guessing, you are thinking what i learned long ago. since we do not argue i sleep better than anyone on planet earth. let me just say, and i can for both janet and myself. if you have traveled here from across state lines, look into indiana. we are known as the crossroads of america. as the heart of the heartland. i think this week, especially this week you will see exactly why we have acquired that reputation. if you'll permit me very quickly , a shameless plug for several for that matter. perhaps you flew in somewhere else, you came through our airport, number one ranked airport in north america the last 10 straight years. if you drove you might have noticed some construction out t

he pointed out to me tnat— this and he pointed out to me that-countries- this and he pointed out to meicertain eu laws which definitely back which definitely hold back british mean, british businesses. i mean, one of the stories i've worked of the stories that i've worked on about cultivated on recently is about cultivated meat and cultivated meat companies uk finding companies in the uk are finding it difficult to get it very difficult to get approval regulator approval from the regulator because we have basically taken eu that sort of eu regulations on that sort of completely transferred that into british in america completely transferred that into britisingapore in america completely transferred that into britisingapore have merica completely transferred that into britisingapore have meimore completely transferred that into briti ofigapore have meimore completely transferred that into briti of easier; have meimore completely transferred that into briti of easier regulations. 1eimore sort of easier regulations. regulators to sort of approve this stuff. takes a lot. it's this stuff. it

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former senior investigating officer at the senior investigating officer at one mei,— senior investigatingn harding, says vetting should— the met, simon harding, says vetting should be an absolute pnioniw— vetting should be an absolute nioniiw. — vetting should be an absolute priority . taken— vetting should be an absolute priority . " vetting should be an absolute priority. vetting should be an absolute priority . i: priority. taken away that kind of process of vetting, which which helped identify people at a very early stage, yes, people would get through. when you cross over from force to force because you're already sort of branded, if you like, a police officer. the vetting levels aren't necessarily as high as they would be. so and that can cause problem. but the cause a problem. but the intelligence that that comes with person should follow with that person should follow them, you should them, obviously, and you should be to see that. but, you be able to see that. but, you know, i still think there's and i think everyone does the level of be much, of vetting needs to be much, much st

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