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i mean michael jr you're welcome to the program prime minister has received the nobel peace prize at the ceremony in norway the nobel committee priest before his efforts to end 2 decades of conflict with its neighbor longtime enemy eritrea in his acceptance speech are you sad yet also stepped up in political crisis in eastern africa warning that many times groups continue to boozy threats to peace in the horn of africa the whole of africa today is that you know started its significance the global powers are expanding their military presence in the area there is an extremist groups also seek to establish a foothold. we don't want the whole need to be a battleground for superpowers hideouts. of despair and misery we want the horn of africa. progress. home radical reforms but he still faces enormous challenges following iraq. within the g.o.p. . july 16th 2018 the unthinkable ethiopia's prime minister on eritrean soil the move shocked even his own officials abby ahmed on the left reached across the divide and soon signed a peace deal with eritrea as president of worki restoring ties bet

i mean michael jr your welcome to the program prime minister has received the nobel peace prize at the ceremony in norway the nobel committee priest before his efforts to end 2 decades of conflict with its neighbor and longtime enemy every tree here in his acceptance speech said he had also stepped up as the mediator in political crisis in eastern africa warning that many times groups continue to pose a threat to peace in the horn of africa the whole of africa today is that as you know started its significance the global military superpower those are expanding their military presence in the area terrorist and extremist groups also seek to establish a foothold with weirdo one the whole need to be a battleground for superpowers nor a hideout for the merchants of terror and brokers of despair in misery we want the horn of africa to become a target of peace and progress. at home has led radical reforms but he still faces enormous challenges following iraq is in the ethnic violence within the g.o.p. . july 16th 2018 the unthinkable ethiopia's prime minister on eritrean soil. the move shocke

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and that's it from me and the business team here in the states soon news africa with a michael jr is up next. a quick update on global markets at this hour. it was the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult. the speech by calling dresden on december 19th 1989. shortly after the fall of the net the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the mid east tense the crowd clamors for the german unity journalist peter lim borg was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the time interest and starts to simmer 19 d w y subscribe to g.w. books you meet your favorite writer sometimes the story calls me and you have to respond to the ebooks. this is the that new news africa coming up on the program to know and insights to zimbabwe's health crisis as the public dr strikes dr song best fried piece sans overrun chez hospital. on the while a leak in mali springs dramatically villages dependent on it for the out live little to try to save it from drying up completely.

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welcome to the 77 percent of the show that gives the voice to africa's youth i'm your host eddie michael jr. so what do we have for you today. takes us to tanzania you did get money finds out how well prepared young graduates are for the future careers and what chances they have on the job market. and this is so cool in the notoriously floods of cape town school teacher. uses music and downs so count on violence. in the gambia roughs against political injustice. as you can tell it's definitely part show so let's get to our 1st report in a while one of angola's largest cities most schools and universities are struggling with the lack of resources there aren't enough teachers classrooms or even teaching materials but many young people want to study so what does this mean for the future let's find out what. one of the big. about how awful fits residents are under 15 years old they need universities vocational training and schools but the education system isn't that dusty the problems are already primary school. we have $2680.00 pupils that's a lot but we only have 15 classrooms lots of futile

. >> michael clark jr. asked his kindergarten class to witness his adoption. as michael joined his new family. >> it is ordered, michael, that your forever mom and dad will be david andrew eaton and andrea louise melvin. >> i love my daddy. >> wow, i -- >> i love my daddy so much. >> this is just too much. this is just too much. >> you've been a welcome part of our family, haven't you, michael? >> and i love this family. i love my da-da, ma-ma. >> oh, my gosh. andre andrew and david have been foster parents since last year. >> that enthusiasm. >> this christmas is going to be a nice one for that family. >>> finally the baby who did not want to attend this photo shoot. >> her name is luna moussa, and here she is looking thrilled kind of. the photographer called luna awake and peaceful during the entire shoot. >> her dad calls her expression mean mugging. he says luna is mean mugging all the time. >> when luna is a teenager, that mean mug is really going to get to dad. >> oh, yeah. time. >> when luna is a teenager that will really get to dad. (joy ofodu) we got t

. >> one, two, three -- [ cheers ] >> that's michael clark jr.unded by all his friends yesterday. each of his classmates waving those little heart signs they made. they introduced themselves and told the judge in the courtroom why they were there. the courtroom erupted with applause after michael and his new parents banged the gavel making the adoption official. it's hard to say who is most excited. >> process has been amazing. we've been working with catholic charities and the worker there's have be workers there have been amazing. >> and i love my daddy. >> wow. >> his little outfit. >> his little personality. his smile. >> he's a star. >> he is a star. >> michael is one of 36 kids who got to finalize their adoptions yesterday. it's part of an adoption day that the county holds every year. >> most of the time when you're in court it's not that happy. we got to take it while we can. >> i can't stop smiling. >> i know. >> that just filled my heart, like when the grinch's heart grows. i felt that. all right. let's talk about unfortunately -- comin

. >> reporter: with paper hearts in hand, the friends of 8-year-old michael clark jr.s been with his foster parents for about a year today they are one >> you know, we asked him and he was just like, you know, the roass is kind of my family of kids have found their forever parents. >> we were just kind of thinking how can we build -- >> i love my mommy. >> and there's so many options, right, for building a family these days. >> reporter: and one boy's classmates have learned an important lesson about love and commitment ♪ love in your heart >> reporter: kevin tibbles, knees ne nbc news >> what a lessen in civics and love for these kids. >> you can't see those stories without tearing up a little bit. i think that's the sound bite of the day. i love my mommy. >>> to some very resilient puppies in utah. they have seen an outpouring of love these three us were discovered in a remote area the couple who found them said they were thin, shivering balls of ice and this is the disturbing part. they were living inside an animal carcass the rescue center that is helping them find

. >> jesse: my turn, it's a christmas story for all of you, it's the adoption hearing from michael clark jr alone he invited the entire kindergarten class, his class in east grand rapids into the courtroom to share his moment in here is michael and the new dad at the ceremony. speak of the process has been amazing, we worked with catholic charities and the work has been. >> i love my daddy! i love my daddy so much! >> big day for michael, a reminder from all of us, all of you that if you have room in your heart and you have room in your life, you can bring your own christmas miracle with foster care and adoption. >> martha: amazing story. tomorrow is december 7th, 78 anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor with 300 japanese fighters bombers swept in just 50 feet off the water in the harbor. the bombs of the u.s. fleet and completely almost out of existence. the next day, the president spoke to the american people and said this. >> no matter how long it may take us, to overcome this premeditated invasion. the american people and the righteous might will win through to absolute victory. >>

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>>> finally, the kindergartner, america strong. 5-year-old michael orlando clark jr. ht there, he's about to be adopted. >> yay. >> reporter: and right behind him, in this kent county, michigan, courtroom, michael's entire kindergarten classroom holding their hearts, from wealthy elementary school in east grand rapids. michael invited them all. their smiling faces filling the courtroom. vouching for that new son. his best friend, steven. >> my name's steven and michael's my best friend. >> reporter: lily, too. >> my name is lily, and i love michael. >> reporter: waving those hearts -- it was time. >> it is ordered, michael, that your forever mom and dad will be david andrew eaton and andrea louise melvin. >> reporter: the whole courtroom ready. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: and afterward, michael holding the mic for his new dad, david. >> the workers have been amazing -- >> and i love my daddy. >> oh, wow. >> i love my daddy so much. >> this is just too much. this is just too much. yeah, it's been amazing, obviously, how support -- >> i love my daddy too much. >> re

. >> one, two, three -- [ cheers ] >> that's michael clark jr.d by all his friends yesterday. each of his classmates waving those little heart signs they made. they introduced themselves and told the judge in the courtroom why they were there. the courtroom erupted with applause after michael and his new parents banged the gavel making the adoption official. here's the cutest part. he said afterwards, i love my daddy. >> i know. his dad couldn't keep it together. >> how could you when you hear that? >> he looked genuinely happy. >> they were all meant to be together. >>> to the south bay, lizzo hit the stage at s.a.p. center last night. >> there were a few special guests in the crowd. ♪ >> abc7 first introduced you to the class when they rewrote the lyrics to the song "truth hurts" by lizzo. their video made quite a bit of attention. they were even on "good morning america." 99.7 now provided tickets to the concert and made the meet and greet possible with lizzo last night. >> wanting to go to her and look in her eyes and say thank you. thank you

>> sweet, michael clark, jr., was surrounded by all his friends today, each of his classmates wavingsigns, introduced themselves, and told the judge in the grand rapids, michiga michiga michigaa there. it's hard to say who was more excited. >> process has been amaze. we have been working with catholic charities and the workers there have just been amazing. >> i love my daddy. >> that -- wow. i -- >> love my daddy so much. >> ah. >> michael is one of 36 children who got to finalize their adoptions today, part of an annual adoption day that the county puts on. look at all the other kids who are so pumped up. that's -- i mean the adoption is great. the reaction of the little boy and the dad who was overwhelmed. then to see all of his classmates because they're just as pumped up as he is. >> look at the hearts. look at that. >> what a great show of support. >>> a general store is set to close its doors one last time, up next the store that served its community more than 100 years. >>> dan is here with a look at abc 7 news at 5:00. >> credit card fraud in the south bay happened at this ga

. >> reporter: michael clark jr.rate right along with him. >> reporter: he's been with his foster parents for about a year. today they are one. >> we asked him and he was just like, the class is my family. >> reporter: tonight found their forever parents. >> we are thinking -- there are so many options for billing a family this day. >> reporter: one boy learned an important lesson about love and commitment. >> nbc news. >> and we thank you kevin for that. that does it for "andrea mitchell reports." remember to follow our show online, have a wonderful weekend. chris jansing is in for voo"vel and rule." >> hello everyone, we'll have live reporting from the scene as we learn more about the suspect. and the november jobs report is out, it crushed expectations. we'll look at the big picture ahead. we'll begin with the developing story, breaking news at a naval base in pensacola, florida. the suspected gunman who killed three people and injured seven others was a foreign national who was in the u.s. for

. >> one, two, three -- [ cheers ] >> that's michael clark jr.y all his friends yesterday. each of his classmates waving those little heart signs they made. they introduced themselves and told the judge in the courtroom why they were there. the courtroom erupted with applause after michael and his new parents banged the gavel making the adoption official. you won't believe how cute this next part is. >> process has been amazing. we've been working with catholic charities and the workers there have been amazing. >> and i love my daddy. >> wow. i -- >> i love my daddy so much. >> awe. >> this child. >> look at him. >> michael is one of 36 kids who got to finalize their adoptions yesterday. it's part of an adoption day that the county holds every year. can we just go next year? so great. >> the love. you can see it. dad trying to hold it together. >> he said it several other times. the classmates get up and tell the judge how they love him and how he deserves this. >> let's see what's going on with the rainfall totals. most of us 60 to 20% of averag

. >> michael click jr. for annual adoption day. he also brought along a bunch of his classmates. >> love it. >> the kids held up hearts on sticks as andrea melvin and dave eaton became michael's forever parents. >> it is ordered, michael, that your forever mom and dad will be david andrew eaton and andrea louise melvin. >> and i love my daddy! >> wow. i -- >> love my daddy so much. >> this is just too much. this is just too much. >> when everything was official michael's classmates and his new family broke out in applause. his teacher says family doesn't have to be dna because family is support and love. say it again. preach! family is support and love. it's not all about the dna blood right there. >> his dad asked, why do you want to have your classmates there? he said, my class is kind of my family, so it only makes sense. he's just got a huge family. >> stop, i'm not -- you're trying to get me. >> i'm not crying. you're crying. >> don't do it, marci, don't do it. >>> coming up, the new charges filed agai

michael orlando clark, jr. wanted his friends to take part in the moment as well. so he invited his entire class into the courtroom to watch the adupgz ceremony. his adopted parents said they knew michael was the right fit for their family. 36 other children were adopted as part of the county's annual adoption day. we liked that one. >>> for our international viewers, african voices change makers is next. for viewers here in the u.s., i'll be right back with more news. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. get a 4-week trial plus postage and ai don't use some waxy cover up. i use herpecín l, it penetrates deep to treat. it soothes moisturizes and creates a spf 30 barrier to protect against flare ups caused by the sun. herpecín l. it does more for a cold sore. >>> i'm welcome back. more news for you from the middle east which could soon see an increase in u.s. forces. u.s. of

you can see them holding little hearts for their friend, michael clark jr.ld a year ago. yesterday they became his forever parents. the kindergartener could not contain his excitement. watch this. >> i love my daddy. >> wow. i -- >> i lov in i >>> ahead, more of our exclusive to interview with mike bloomberg. me. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin relief. get skin healthy™ our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the

one of those kids, a young boy named michael clark, jr.mommy. >> and there's so many options for building families these days. >> michael had more than mom and dad with him in the courtroom. >> i understand we are joined by michael's kindergarten classroom and teacher. >> with paper hearts in hand, dozens of classmates cheered him on >> taking a very special field trip that his dad said was all michael's idea. >> we asked him, and he was just like you know the class is kind of my family. >> the kids celebrating with their friend, all while learning a lesson you can't teach in the classroom. >> put a little love in your hearts, when we rise. >> in all, 37 children officially joined their forever families during the hearing on a day anyone in that courtroom won't soon forget. >>. ♪ put a little love in your hearts ♪ >> that was beautiful. those court hearings can be very very emotional that was one of the best i've ever seen. >> it's so beautiful i love how he's like i love my mommy. >> and just the excitement on his face as well that boost

they weren't spying on donald trump or michael flynn, they weren't spying on donald trump jr.r senior members. >> shannon: andy? >> shannon, i did wiretapped cases for 20 years, and i felt like if the defense lawyers didn't accuse me of spying, i probably wasn't doing my job. you know, it makes no difference what you call it, monitoring, spying, electronic surveillance. the question is, is it properly predicated under the law? if it is, that's what we ought to be focused on. what you call it is besides the point. >> shannon: just a "yes" or "no" from each of you, do you think there will be major changes to the fisa court system? mollie, bradley, an anti. >> i hope there are, even though they are admitting there are problems with an unregulated spy court, that is good news. >> shannon: bradley? your concerns? >> i certainly have been willing to give reform. at lindsey graham wasn't there for reforms in 2017, hopefully he is there now. >> shannon: andy, you practiced in these arenas, what do you say? >> i'm a 25 year naysayer on fisa. it was a terrible idea and should never have

michael shade and posted to twitter. he and his family were just offshore on a tour boat. you can see others standing on a dock waiting while the volcano erupts behind them. jack young jr.ceo of clement travel service. he says the late anthony bourdain changed the way people want to travel. he says traveling off the beaten path requires more planning than simply hitting a tourist zone. >> you have to do a tremendous amount of work and research prior. >> reporter: he says the most important thing to do is listen to the locals and be prepared to change your plans accordingly. >> there are at least 8 people still unaccounted for tonight following that eruption. geologists in new zealand had seen an increase in activity from the crater in the last few week, but didn't close it to tourist activity. >>> treasure island homes and businesses have last electricity at least 12 times this year, more than double the outages last year and this is all due to an aging infrastructure that will take years to replace. in the meantime a short term fix would be to install temporary equipment to make the outages less frequent. >>> blue bottle coffee is preparing to go zero waste, and it's g

jr. turned 90 years young. gordy turned his record label into a hit making juggernaut, taking talent and turning them into stars, such as smokey robinson, stevie wonder, the supremes, temptations, michaelrsonally. he's also been a humanitarian. he gave spoken word albums for dr. martin luther king. he more than anyone i can think of helped impact the culture and made many in urban centers and the south that were black have a mainstream audience they never had. and made the world listen to the motown sound. happy birthday, mr. gordy. you've put more in 90 years than most people have done in centuries. may you have many more. thank you for the motown sound. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern. up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> this sunday, the impeachment fight with the house ready to drop charges against president trump. >> we see a violation of the constitution, we have no choice but to act. >> the president's supporters. >> we won't let the democrats in the house destroy this president in a sham process. >> and the president -- >> these are the facts of the case closed, game over, turn off the television. >>