that's got morrison compiled in secret. sarah, our correspondent was just telling you, said the onto the albany, as you just been speaking, he says this is not going to be a politically driven investigation, but one would imagine there is going to be a fair amount of political mileage that the govern government is going to make out of this, this in many ways is just to can a gift that keeps on giving. absolutely, i mean that there is a good justification for this year. we do need to find out what happened. we do need to work out whether there are any lingering legal issues for apps. those will be tested in the courts as well by, by a grades. but they don't need to be some sort of examination of why and how this proceeded and with the issues around of all the governor general. one of the big issues that you said really the central issues. but the state, the governor general destroyer does not have, does not have much why a discretion to decline to follow the. the advice of his minister scott morrison goes to the governor gen

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scott morrison's secret holding of ministerial posts. former us president donald trump goes to court to try to stop the f b i looking a document cease from his florida home. i protest in hating over wising violence and the cost of living demands for the president to step done. ah, russia says ukraine secret service was behind a car bomb near moscow which killed the daughter of a prominent supporter of president vladimir putin. russian security services have released this video showing what they claim is the alleged assassin bay say it shows a ukrainian woman in her forties. and she'd been planning saturday's attack since july 29 year old daughter davina died when a car exploded, as she was driving in moscow. her father, alexander dugan, was travelling in another vehicle behind her. both have been vocal supporters of russia's invasion of ukraine. many russians have been grieving after digging as death. people have been gathering at this makeshift memorial and moscow president is not even put in. it says the attack is evil. our fathers release a written statement saying victory in ukra

morrison says his actions didn't impact any one. but engage the former prime minister additional powers, which he used to overrule the resources minister on an unpopular gesturing, permit. before the election, legal analysts say the governor general's role, i the seeing the appointments and the lack of transparency and don't want an investigation. this is fundamentally inconsistent. ready the basic conventions of our westminster system, the government, the ministers, are accountable to parliament and misleading parliament as to who exercises ministerial power is completely at odds with those conventions. this is extremely unorthodox. it is a breach of constitutional convention. to fill the prime minister may have apologize to his colleagues, but that hasn't quelled calls from within his party for him to resign from parliament. that's a step sofa that's got marson is refusing to take. sara, clock out his era, brisbin australia, burnett. kane is the political editor of cry key dot com. that's an independent news website. is also the a

he supported morrison's appointments. morrison has stressed that he never sought to act in a co minister capacity in the rules. despite using the additional authority in 2021 to cancel approval of an offshore gas project against the wish of then resources minister, a move, morrison says was a national interest decision. team. anderson, the director of sydney based center for counter had demonic studies. claims the cancellation was engineered to help the election chances of members of morrison's liberal party. but his app clause is not that he said things are very difficult. we were facing a crisis and i did things, but he did think secretly, which is not by convention, and it's upset his colleagues as well as his opponents. in fact, during the kobe crisis, morrison himself came under love of criticism for not doing very much at all for not taking a lead in the measures there. what it meant was that the states within the federation of australia were the ones that took most of the practical measures in relation to koby. and

so we are talking about clinic storage levels of power that got morrison compiled in secret. from you as president donald trump, trying to temporarily block the investigation into material seized from his father's home by f. b. i. agents 2 weeks ago from lawyers of asked a federal court to hold the examination of the documents until a neutral official known in us law. as a special master to decide what documents can be released, my county has more from washington dc. he's instructed his lawyers to go to court, to demand that a special master be appointed by the court to supervise the filtering of the material. a special master is a judicial figure, sometimes sometimes a form, a judge whose independent of all parties. so now it's up to the federal court to decide whether to replace the d o j folk to teen with an independent character as demanded by the president trump lawyers. it's a legal battle because this is the 1st legal action that comes lawyers abroad since that search at monro lago. but also in the course of this week, what is happening is the department of justice had

scott morrison was divisive. he was defensive. he was passive aggressive, and of course he was self serving. so at least he was true to himself to die. what we saw was all of his characters on full display. fly me, everyone else not accepting any responsibility. south korea's defense ministry says north korea as 5 to cruise missiles. they were. busy launched into the west sea from on john south po gan province. sol says it's analyzing dancer to learn more about the launch with the help of the u. s. military. and it comes just a day after solar and washington started 4 days of joint drills in preparation for a training exercise later this month. rob mcbride joins us now from sol, so the timing is quite sensitive. what sort of message is the north sending? it does seem to be a quite a significant the timing of this at least more so than the type of missiles that were launch. these are said to have been to cruise missiles fired westwards into the sea that separates the korean peninsula from china. these would be the 1st cruise missil

scott morrison, i do not think you will be wanting to leave power until he can get another job.is hardly improving his employability. some in the opposition would like him to go now. the opposition leader is in a difficult situation, to put it mildly. haidi: the one hour press conference did not help him. michelle, can you make sense of when he went ahead and put himself in secret at the top of those ministries? he said he needed to because of the pandemic. that does not seem to be the case. not to mention, the portfolio ministry seemed carefully curated to be somewhere he could have full, unilateral power as a minister. michelle: the central theme coming out of this reinforces what we already knew about scott morrison as a leader. that he wanted control, he wanted power centralized to an incredible degree in his own hands and the pandemic day of the opportunity for him to do that on a number of fronts. he was also a leader who did not like public exposure too much. he liked things secret. those two characteristics of him really account for a great deal of what happened. shery:

united bits of number one got morrison. the former prime minister didn't tell, at least for those ministers. he didn't till parliament. he didn't tell cabinet. and he didn't tell the public now, the solicitor general did note that doing this appointing himself to multiple ministry does undermine the convention here in australia. and certainly a strategy is democratic system of government. now the governor general. so these appointments between 20202021. questions have been raised about why or his role in all of these. the solicitor general also advised on tuesday that the governor general does not have the discretion to refuse to accept the advice of the prime minister. what you did here was that the prime minister at albany has announced his own inquiry that was agreed to by cabinet and the prime minister. today. the framework is yet to be advised. it will not be a political which, according to albany, the he said it will be an independent legal upright who will oversee that inquiry and what that inquiry will look to do. w

was steering the ship in the middle of the tempest under file shady as former prime minister scott morrison blames a pandemic for him, secretly holding extra ministry positions and soaring prices of food, push you k inflation into double digits for the 1st time in 14 years ah, kenny as president elect to william bruce, whoa is again calling for unity and says he's ready to get down to the business of governing. he held a media conference, which he said, people have chosen their leaders. kenya's electoral commission gave root o 50.4 percent of the vote, but his opponent rollo dingo, is disputing. the resolve sang fil challenge. it's in court on tv screen, people from all of us. okay. they. we listen to you guys. we want to know when the body of your commitment is going to big and i really want to know that the issue of the people that we do not have that it will be any time let's go live to malcolm. why been? i robi, so there was a reference there, william router, thank he's ready to engage. does that mean the country might be heading into a protracted legal battle over the election? results

morrison has not responded to the accusations. shipping companies here in germany are preparing for the worst as water levels on the run river dropped to critical levels. authorities worn, many vessels will be unable to navigate the key shipping route. if levels drop much further, a drought across europe has left many rivers running dry. by a minute cab continued their strong, started to the buddhist legacies and with a to nail when a robust bork, the defending champs are top of the table and it's becoming clear they have a teen star on their hands. here's look at the match by and fans were in fine voice for their 1st home game of the season. they welcome back form a coach. nika kovak is now in charge of vol spoke. and a visitor has started in promising fashion. patrick them are almost forcing an own goal from boyens, alphonse, or davies, the host true 1st blood though jamal marcial and knitting a brilliant individual effort in the 33rd minutes. the germany international showing great perseverance and skill for his 3rd goal of the

scott morrison's own party is saying he needs to quit parliament.y are likely to be others involved in this as well. must have been officials that knew this was going on. who were they, why did they know nothing? one person likely to avoid consequences is the governor general. he swore scott morrison into these positions, he says he was just following the instructions of the government. the key attention is to close this loophole. haidi: there is a speech set to be delivered at the g20 parliament conference in place, earnings season continues. net income beating estimates at one billion aussie dollars on account of the surge in food prices. we are watching the stock. more details about capex. comfortable sales in line with expectations just shy of 4%. more to come for the broader economy, the property sector in particular. interest rate increases are threatening a downturn on the eve of 1991. for more, let's bring in our reporter. keep hearing about the strike. reporter: we have seen ac fall in prices. expectations are -- prices went up a lot as wel

. >> i caught up with cliff morrison during his many haircut. you know him as one of the pioneers of aids ward 5 in san francisco general. that's where his story and doctor fauci's stories merged. today cliff looked back on the legacy right here in the bay area. >> cliff morrison is a little more grace and his days working aids ward 5 be at the height of the aids crisis. the time when he met and worked alongside doctor anthony fauci who announced his retirement monday. monday. >> he was there for us. in the early 1980s. when hiv and aids was still a big question mark. >> he was an early voice during san francisco's aids crisis and his, fauci brought calm. >> there was lots of paranoia, and all sorts of reaction, he was always a voice of reason. >> >> reporter: part of his advocacy for the dying back then then thrust the doctor into a national spotlight, often political in nature. demanding a a personal touch. cliff says it was criticism that heard. >> it came from a political angle. he's not a political per. political person. he is a healthcare

at what scott morrison is saying that this is an extraordinary time any needed extraordinary measures donein explain is why this was all done in secret if he is doing something wrong or something thatis something wrong or something that is lawful and fine, also, for example it is state of emergency or case of emergency or one of the ministers was a capacity covid—19, like i need to? when a leader is ill or something like that, it can be deputize. why did he have to centralise power like this? and others are saying this is the centralisation of power. find centralisation of power. and 'ust nets centralisation of power. and just gets more _ centralisation of power. and just gets more curious because he is refusing to go, the current prime minister saying he is trashing the democracy. he says he has no intention of going because he is the mp for sydney increases the public are still grateful for the way that he led the country through the pandemic and this is politically very, very bizarre and so, it remains to be seen how the government would deal with this and i don't think they're goin

from the earliest to the last, which he wrote after disbanding the jim morrison band with their theof the sixties idol of a whole generation was played by val keeler, who also sang half the part . clearly following the phonetic and musical manner. the singer's actor is so immersed in the image that even experts cannot tell morrison's original voice from kilmer's. the film fund held a full-time defense of the projects of other film companies that are not leaders in production, but capable of becoming them. about the projects presented at the pichuga, in our next story. director and screenwriter alexei teacher director liantrok tsoi will shoot a film about the soviet composer dmitry shostakovich, the music director of the project, conductor valery georgiev, considering in this difficult time how our culture is going through. uh, this project is being conceived just in such a way that hmm illuminates the whole scale. e, to which possessed. eh, dmitry is everything with this. actually, for the sake of all this, konstantin buslov is offended. the director of the military drama, 1941 pres

scott morrison was divisive. he was defensive. he was passive aggressive, and of course he was self serving. so lacy was true to himself to die. what we saw was all of his characters on full display. fly me every one else, not accepting any responsibility. ukraine's emergency service has released a video of what appears to be the aftermath of a russian missile attack that happened in the town on south taca. that's 60 kilometers south of odessa. at least 4 people were wounded. the turkish royal bridge is an important supply line between odessa and the risk of ukraine, and has been targeted several times before where the war and ukraine has pushed prices of food and fuel up around the world. inflation and the u. k. has hit a 40 year high figures from the office of national statistics show the consumer price index, which 10 point one percent and july. that's up from 9.4 percent the previous month . higher food prices pushed inflation into double digits. staples such as bridge milk and eggs are more expensive. now overall, 3rd, prices

he wrote . having already disbanded jim morrison's group, the symbol of the sixties idol of a wholen , well played, killer, he also sang the parts clearly following the phonetic and musical manner. singer the actor is so immersed in the image that even experts cannot distinguish morrison's original voice from kilmer's vocals. i am funtiki, but there was a full-time defense of the projects of other film companies that are not leaders in production, but capable of becoming them, and the projects presented on the pichuga, in our next story. director and screenwriter alexei teacher director liantrok tsoi will make a film about the soviet composer dmitry shostakovich music director of the project conductor valery georgiev this is a difficult time, as that our culture is experiencing. uh, this project is conceived just right, just so that hmm illuminates the full scale to which it possessed. eh, dmitry is everything with this. actually, for the sake of it all hurts. konstantin buslov. the director of the military drama, 1941 presented the wings on berlin to the experts. the historical act

morrison says his actions didn't impact anyone but a guide. the former prime minister additional powers, which he used to overrule the results has been as to on an unpopular gas joint permit before the election. legal analysts say the governor general's role i the seeing the appointments and the lack of transparency and don't want an investigation. this is fundamentally inconsistent with the basic conventions about westminster system. the government, the ministers are accountable to parliament and misleading parliament as to who exercises ministerial power is completely at odds with those conventions. this is extremely unorthodox. it is a breach of constitutional convention for the prime minister may have apologized to his colleagues, but that hasn't quelled calls from within his party for him to resign from parliament. that's a step sofa that's got marson is refusing to take sarah clock out his era. brisbin, australia, inflation in the u. k. has had a 40 year high figures from the office of national statistics show. the consumer price index r

during the pandemic albany expressed that morrison's actions were legal. but still undermined responsible government and goals. national election commission says the ruling m p. a lay party is on core as to when the general election, the party of the incoming president to show all around so has 51.7 percent of the vote. with nearly all the balance now counted. and goal is main opposition party earlier claim that it was in the lead. california has banned the sale of new fossil fuel powered cars. starting in 2035 vehicles will be required to run on either electricity or hydrogen as part of efforts to reduce carbon emissions. many you as states already follow california emissions rules, so the decision could affect some 40 percent of the u. s. car market. a record heat wave and drowned in china are drying out the yangtze river the longest in asia. the river is a crucial source of water for nearly 400000000 people. and it's vital to china's economy. fears of power shortages are growing as hydro power reservoirs dry us and there are similar worries in north ame

morrison has not responded to the allegations by and munich have continued their strong start to the bonus league a season with a to nil when a verbal spark. the defending champs are top of the table and it's becoming clear they have a teen star on their hands. here's a look at the match by and fans were in fine voice for their 1st home game of the season. they welcome back form. a coach nico vet is now in charge of both spoke and the business started in promising fashion. patrick them are almost forcing an own goal from biden's, alphonse, or davies. the host drew 1st blood though jamal marcial, a knitting a brilliant individual effort in the 33rd minutes. the germany international showing great perseverance and skill for his 3rd goal of the campaign. 10 minutes later on the stroke of half time, it was to nil. joshua kimmy shooting from range. thomas miller, with the decisive touch the comfortable wind turbine after a goal is 2nd period. they couldn't have asked for a better start to the season storm. under the tough story we're following for you this hour. the come about are marking

also strategies, government orders of inquiry into the former prime minister scott morrison's secret holding ministerial failures to stay with him on autism. ah hello there for south asia. the rains have ease, of course, much of central india. but that hasn't helped the flood waters that remain particularly in the north eastern areas. now the rain is set to pick up across eastern coastal areas of india as that wet weather works its way further in land. and we're going to see heavy rain once again for pakistan, where we have already seen flooding. that's thanks to a monsoon depression. it's working its way further east and up into the north, taking a lot of that heavy rain into afghanistan. but it is looking a lot dryer in the northwest corner as it is across central areas pushing into the south, where we are still seeing some of the showers trickling into sri lanka. now was we moved to east asia. it's a story of intense heat for china. we've seen this heat wave last for more than 2 months, but there's gonna be some welcome release coming into the southwest. that's thanks to a tropica

with elections ahead, morrison hopes dr. fauci's success will not suffer. >> i really hope there is not going to be another major political change that would dismantle some of the work that he and others have done. >> as part of a study in long covid in dr. fauci says he is not going away altogether. he will still be a voice and one morrison hopes will bring reason reason and calm that was so need at the height of the aids crisis. > >> there are thousands of homeless men, women, and childrn living in the bay area. you see them living on the side of road, encampments under freeways, and in public parks. the problem can can be overwhelming. devin fehely spent the day with a pastor who is made it his missn and ministry focus to help the homeless in san jose. >> the people out here who haven suffering in the streets, the s. the situations. we put this in your hands. >> reporter: for pastor scott, s like the work of his ministry are our hands-on. >> we decided to adopt encampments. i know the folks there will. >> reporter: his is

what boris — 'britain trump', as donald trump called borisjohnson, and now the story about scott morrisontem that has run from 1980, the thatcher— reagan duopoly, across our country's economies, it is coming undone. it does not work any more. 0r — or that the sorts of politicians going . for the jobs have changed... that is absolutely... it's naked ambition, _ rather than an ambition combine with the art of service. and our great constitutional historian peter hammersely has always called it a fear of "governmental good chaps". they would follow good condition, don't need something written because everyone knows that the system works, but now we have politicians who call the good chaps 'the blob�*, attack the civil service, the people who are meant to keep the show on the road behind—the—scenes and no longer any respect for any traditions and conventions. be careful what you wish . for in a written constitution, polly, because to - change our constutition because it requires a double majority in australia, - and they are almost impossible to pass. | you have to have every state and territ

scott morrison decided at - the beginning of the pandemic to sign him into another couple of ministerial i that he had signed them in. these were not emptyjobs, these had ministers in them? the health ministry, - the ag and then, a year later, he decides to go and secretly signed himself into a few- more ministerialjobs - without telling those ministers who onlyjust learnt. a couple of weeks ago, when scott morrison decides to buddy up with one - of his favourite journalists i for a new book, telling him about how great he was, and how he managed - the pandemic so well! that was a bombshell in - australia, as you can imagine. it is completely unprecedented. but what does it matter? the secrecy that must have been involved?! absolutely. don't they talk when theyjust have a few beers in canberra?! australia was very locked down. people did not travel for two years. - so he was allowed . to get away with this incredible power grab. in context, he is very disliked internally- from his own colleagues, - and you have seen lots of those colleagues, including one - minister who belatedly found o

morrison says his actions didn't impact anyone. but he gave the former prime minister additional powers, which he used to overrule the results as minister on an unpopular gas joint permit before the election. legal analysts say the governor general's role i the seeing the appointments and the lack of transparency involved weren't an investigation. so this is fundamentally inconsistent. ready the basic conventions about westminster system, the government, the ministers are a to parliament and misleading parliament as to who exercises. ringback ministerial power is completely at odds with those conventions. this is extremely unorthodox. it is a breach of constitutional convention. the full, the prime minister may have apologized to his colleagues, but that hasn't quelled colds from within his party for him to resign from parliament. that's a step so far that scott marson is refusing to take sarah clock out 0 brisbin, australia in peru, prosecutors are expanding 8 corruption investigation involving president pedro castillo, looking at

but the solicitor general says, morrison's actions fundamentally undermined, responsible government. the inquiry will know to examine what happened and how it happened. it will also need to examine what the implications, ah, for what occurred whether there are any legal issues that rise, which is why we will be looking at some mom with i serious legal background to undertake the inquiry. and then thirdly, it knows to look at future reform, how we can ensure that this doesn't happen in the future. sarah clark, while this report from prison. the solicitor general has advised afni albany that he's the newly elected a prime minister, the stallion. that these convert the appointed a self appointed ministerial portfolios for scott morrison were in fact legal. he found that they were allowed i should know that that was a health fun at home of phase resources and treasurer. now the questions were raised by the solicitor general on the white was done the fact that they were kept secret. he noted that number one more than the former prime minister didn't tell, at least for those ministers. he

, the stallion, that these convert the appointed self appointed ministerial portfolios for scott morrison were in fact legal. he found that there were allowed and i should know that that was a health fun at home of phase resources and treasurer. now the questions were raised by the solicitor general on the white was done the fact that they were kept secret. united bits of number one or more of the former prime minister didn't tell, at least for those ministers, he didn't till parliament. he didn't tell cabinet and he didn't tell the public. now this live in general did note that doing this appointing himself to multiple ministry does undermine the convention here in australia and certainly astrology as democratic system of government. now the governor general saw the appointments between 20202021. questions have been raised about why or his role in all of this. the solicitor general also advised on tuesday that the governor general does not have the discretion to refuse to accept the advice of the prime minister. what you did here was that the current climate to anthony albany has announc

here's keith morrison with "the motive. " >> her heart was on fire. lost to her. the canned music, the hum of other voices in the bar. there was only him. they were in the deep end now. and as lovers in the flush of new commitment sometimes do, they confessed their sins of the abandoned past. the worst things they'd ever done. words, just word. best forgotten until they could no longer be ignored. lexington, kentucky. one year before that night in the bar. a house where students lived. and the music and laughter and chatter of a birthday party swelled and ebbed and drifted in and out of the evening air. >> it wasn't a huge party. it was just a low-key party with some good friends. >> they were about to be seniors, the young men who'd rented the place, who'd hosted the party. >> we had a group of guys, four guys that got along extremely well. >> they were big men on campus. they played football. the university of kentucky's beloved wildcats. antonio o'ferral was a quarterback. >> in lexington, kentucky if you play for the cats, you're pretty much a well-known entit

but a report by the solicitor general said, morrison's actions fundamentally undermined, responsible government. the inquiry will know to examine what happened and how it happened. it will also need to examine what the implications, ah, for what occurred. whether there are any legal issues that arise, which is why we will be looking at some ways i serious legal background to undertake the inquiry. and then thirdly, it notes to look at future reform. how we can ensure that this doesn't happen in the future. former us president donald trump is trying to temporarily block and f b i investigation. his lawyers have asked a federal court to hold the examination of documents seized from his father to home until a neutral official can oversee their review. at least 2 people have been killed and hazy after anti government processed and violent crowds setup burning barricade. they're demanding the prime minister's resignation. angry over escalating violence and the rising cost of living. shanghai is famous, waterfront is gone dark in response to a heat wave and dried is causing major power sho

here again keith morrison with "everything she knew". >> late june.after the murder amber of belken. detective ray bob roberts roared down the highway to laredo. he's just gonna call from the police there. here geovany's wife wanted to talk. her name was veronica. and what a story she told. >> i made a dumb choice. i was really young. i got pregnant really young. >> she tried to resist him he said. was attracted. but he was so insistent. once she was pregnant -- >> our family would insist that we get married. i listened to everyone except my own feelings. >> once they were married, she said, he demanded sex whenever he wanted a. >> whenever he touched me, i would feel sick and i would tell him to stop. there were times when he would get angry and frustrated and, then he would force himself on me. >> and right beside sleeping children and their one small bedroom. >> he would duct tape me, duct tape my mouth. duct tape my wrists to the lake of each year. just to keep me quiet. i was very afraid. and again, i was young. >> much too afraid to tell. >> and

here is keith morrison with "the other side of paradise. "? >> wandering through this land you wonder if you've been transported to the beginning of biblical time. to a garden free of want, temptation or betrayal. and in a land so distractingly beautiful, tourists who ebb and flow like the tides could be forgiven for looking past this lone, tormented father, begging for help for a terrible reason, to solve the murder of his precious daughter, sandy. >> yeah, i really appreciate it. >> no, no, anything we can do. >> we're -- >> it takes time. >> we hope. we hope we get an arrest this year. there's no close yet. we are 90% there. >> it's all good. >> we first came upon larry mendonca, well, on another "dateline" assignment way back in 2009, which is when we shot this video. he was 68 years old then. alone he worked, handing out flyers, gruff and stoic, except when the pain was just too much. >> just that three years -- it's still rough. >> larry took us to sandra's grave. told us how he promised to bring her killer to justice. >> she won't be fo

dope saint jude: toni morrison's work has had a big impact on me.ork as a kid, it was the first time i read stories that were centered on, for example, "in the bluest eye," a young black girl as the key protagonist in a story. she has a saying that if there is a book you want to read it that hasn't been written, you should write that book. in the music video, i wanted to create the kind of content i have been missing. that's why that music video is super queer and just an expression of my love for my partner, because i did not see that kind of media between two black women, and also african women expressing their love in that way. host: also in your back catalog, i've noticed that race is a topic that comes up a lot and you tackle it very skillfully through your music. i love "oh hi, g -- "go high, go low." why is it still such an important topic? dope saint jude: it's about experience, i'm not trying to be provocative or political, i'm just expressing my lived experiences. it is something i've had to deal with quite often, and especially during the

scott morrison said it was necessary to give himself reserve powers during the coven 19 pandemic. this hasn't stopped calls for his resignation from parliament. sarah clark reports not. ah, he's unpopularity dominated the estrogen election campaign, and close the liberal national party the election. less than 3 months after scott morrison resigned his party leader is now under pressure to resign from parliament . after he confirmed that he secretly appointed himself to 5 additional ministerial rolls. during the pandemic. i believed it was necessary to have authority to have what were effectively emergency pairs am to exercise in extreme situations that would be unforeseen. that would enable me to act in the national interest. and that is what i did in a crisis plan and swore himself in as a joint helpful. mr. finance. resources i'm with is as well as treasurer between 20202021. he didn't reveal these additional portfolios to the public parliament, nor to most of his colleagues. that's right. questions with the current government, which is seeking advice from the countries solicito

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so the morrison government is no longer a thing. wow, and do you have a reaction as to what that might mean for the great barrier reef and then second just as a quick one. is there anything the average late person who doesn't work in science or can do to support coral reefs in any way well so i'm i'm speaking from the point of view of some of the scientists in australia who are very verbal about the morrison government on twitter, and i'm sure there'll be elated the morrison government affect supported some of the worst coal mine development in australia, like right on the banks of the great barrier reef, which is critically threatened by climate change as i said, so that's you know, i'm sure there's probably some happiness. i i don't know, you know. enough to say what the next government will do. i do know that there was a lot of effort from people who cared about climate change in australia in the selection. so that's nice that their voices were. recognized awesome that yeah, so the greens picked up a lot of seeds is what he said.

she and kenneth morrison visited the hotel while he was working on his new book about the reporting of the siege of sarajevo. for me, the hot hardin was always um, very important. first for the olympic gains, i was a really young girl who worked ah, for down for the guests house translator and hotels. and in fact, for the 1st time when i get to the hot a holiday and was during during the game, so go go, the event just goes over all the euphoria. the sorry eva winter olympics was short, lived tito as its hero and not a man use him browse tito had led the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia since 1944. his death in 1980 left a political vacuum, a worsening economic crisis, and led to a wave of nationalism. in the early 19 ninety's, serbia croatia, slovenia, bosnia, herzegovina, montenegro of macedonia, pulled themselves violently apart. after the 1990 elections in bosnia herzegovina free main nationalists parties shed power. the muslim as da, led by aaliyah is a bakovich, the serv, sds, under rather than carriage and a branch of friend u trojans, croatian h d zed. the s d a n h d ze

the -- by malcolm x -- and the bluest eye by toni morrison. ironically, mind -- by adolf hitler was on the prison bookshelf and i read it. i was 19 when i went to prison and 33 when i was paroled. when i came home, -- what print visitors who could not find jobs, no one would touch me. with my crime, i was considered the worst of the worst. because what i wanted most with security, nine months after i got out, i married a man who was my father's age and had five children who were older than me. having grown up as the youngest of six children, it didn't take me long to realize i had almost perfectly re-created my childhood. i moved with him from georgia to a rural area outside of atlanta. the marriage was control and i ended up back in prison. it was only until i realized i was stuck in a repeating loop. a pattern created by trauma. i began to address the underlying trauma so i could truly begin to move forward. i filed for divorce and my husband left to live with one of his daughters, leaving me alone for the first time in decades. i went onlin

. >> i caught up with cliff morrison during his many haircut.in san francisco general. that's where his story and doctor fauci's stories merged. today cliff looked back on the legacy right here in the bay area. >> cliff morrison is a little more grace and his days working aids ward 5 be at the height of the aids crisis. the time when he met and worked alongside doctor anthony fauci who announced his retirement monday. monday. >> he was there for us. in the early 1980s. when hiv and aids was still a big question mark. >> he was an early voice during san francisco's aids crisis and his, fauci brought calm. >> there was lots of paranoia, and all sorts of reaction, he was always a voice of reason. >> >> reporter: part of his advocafo