impact of the future of africa on the rest of the world, including the united states of america, mrs. harris, his 1st trip to africa, since taking office. she's also expected to visit tanzania, and zombies. on monday, harris mentioned the importance of supporting human rights on the continent, but some local politicians hit back and advise the u. s. vice president to check her own nations track record before trying to lecture others. do you think the parliament of gonna is going to be guided by the opinion of the vice president of the country? that is one of the biggest abusers of human rights. please. economic analyst that from africa use of dotius as the continent, once fat trade relations instead of unsolicited advice and imperatives from washington. an area that the west has used very aggressively in the past is the mechanism of divide and rule. so one of the mechanisms that america is likely to use in africa is to offer military assistance to the governments of the day discussion on human rights. and the respect for human life is really a discussion that we believe that the americans re

mr. harris. >> no not allowed. >> the whole diversity inclusion equity react or die as we should call it.s react has gone through all of corporate america. everyone in academia expected to show what they have done to promote these things. i said in my "new york post" column today, i don't believe in equity. i don't like it i like equity and we have laws for that i don't like equity. i just don't like it. so if you said to me douglas, how can you prove your commitment to equity? i would have to say haven't had any. haven't done any. >> jesse: we don't have equity in the olympics. >> no. >> we don't jam a bunch of white guys on the laivelg team. don't jam a bunch of skiers on the plea team it's by merit, right? >> in recent year highest respected possibly boards. we talked about whether boards were equitable. and now it's gone all the way down to things like the police, the fire service and others. >> jesse: the lawyers. >> to the lawyers. expwres jess i thought being a lawyer was hard. i opened one of these l sat books when i thought i wanted to be a lawyer i made it through page 2. i wasn

cnn's senior data reporter mr. harry enten is here with this morning's number.kay. this morning's number is 68 but that's the average high temperature nationally in april and may. what nice weather we have coming for us this springtime and indeed that's the number one thing that people look forward to in the spring, warm temps, 34, outdoor time, 26. i wonder about spring cleaning at 3%. this is all about a myth, don. can you, in fact, balance an egg? is it easier during the spring equinox, the answer is no, as before the commercial break we did try. it's not worth trying and -- you knew, put the down the table, phil and i were trying to do it. >> is this boiled? >> this is hard. i can throw it right to you. >> if it drops there is a problem. harry, thank you. >> welcome to spring, harry. thank you. >>> gladys knight is on a midnight train not to georgia, to washington, d.c. because she and other stars are going to the white house today to receive the national medal of arts. gladys knight, bruce spring screen, mindy kaelin, vieira wang are going to receive the aw

mrs harris is attending a political fundraiser in hillsboro. later this afternoon, she scheduled to attend a roundtable and entrepreneurship with asian american and pacific islander. small businesses will follow her visit through the day. anger continues to grow in santa rosa now is students and parents question whether their safety is at risk. one parent confirms a group of students plans to walk out of school in protest today. ktvu james torrez in santa rosa , explaining their frustrations for the last two weeks, parents here in santa rosa have heard messages from their school district that would terrify any parent incidents between fires at school guns at school stabbings. and, of course, the worst case scenario. a student killed. it took police officers four minutes to get to the scene of an emergency at montgomery high school. after a fight a freshman students stabbed to other students 16 year old jayden pn to died in the hospital. why has it taken a loss of life? for you guys to start caring about well, i think it's really important to un

mr. harris and mr. bogle if i could get your understanding of how you are monitoring the quality of water as a result of this incident. what concerns me is that we have more extreme weather events that are occurring in our communities. as you are doing your monitoring, what precautions are you taking for extreme weather events that are likely to occur? and the impact that could have not just on ohio or pennsylvania, but perhaps even on maryland as it relates to water quality, or even air quality? >> thank, you senator for that question. i will speak to the work orsanco has been doing to protect the ohio river supply. it really hinges on the great organics detection system. which is a number of scientific instruments, including six which are juicy mass backed. very significant instruments. we have been able to calibrate those for the various chemicals that we are able to detect. those continue to operate. in addition to being able to operate those for one-off sampling that we did, we track this bill remn

mr. ben harris, who any here, what do you make of the legislation and rights group saying that, you know, shaq says the u. k is long standing commitment to the un refugee council. does it tarnish the u. k. the image when it comes to its place in the international community. now i think the, the current circumstance tarnishes or the images of the government and the consent party very severely. and we have to cut through the rhetoric and get to the numbers . and the numbers say is that under this government you have a record number or legal immigrants coming in each year that far higher than the last labor government. you have a recall number of illegal why grants coming in each year? you have a record number of asylum claimants and what the government pledge to day 13 years ago when it, when it came in, what concert kaji pledged to do was to reduce immigration to the 10s of thousands and end illegal immigration altogether. now unfortunately, what these sorts of reports and these, these releases from the government do is they take up an offer on rory in the crass and accusations of fall rid

mrs. kamala harris. this is a call for action for all of us, we must continue to strive for a government that's truly representative of the people it serves. we must also recognize that the fight for gender and racial equality is not limited to the halls of congress. across our nation, countless black women and women of color continue to face barriers in access to education and access to health care and access to employment opportunities and access to equal pay. the struggle for justice and equality is a daily battle fought by millions of women who refuse to be silenced or sidelined in their pursuit of a more just and inclusive society. it is our responsibility as citizens and as leaders to ensure that the voices of black women and women of color are heard. their concerns are addressed and their contributions are acknowledged and celebrated. we must work together to dismantle the systems of oppression and discrimination that continue to hold back so many of our sisters, daughters, mothers from reaching t

mr. khaled brahme, the palestinian reporter in harry potter, the possession of the zionist occupation regime in the elysee palace of france, said that there is no such thing as the palestinian nation , atish emphasized that those present in the elysee palace and also the white house in washington around the world should know there is no such thing as a palestinian nation iraq claims imaginary rights, this zionist minister had previously called for 92 regions, the palestinian authority authorities have always opposed these statements, considering these talks to be racist . hours after the meeting of the palestinian authority with the representative of the zionist regime in our city, the national committee for yemeni headscarf affairs made a statement. the agreement for the exchange of prisoners of yemen and the saudi coalition announced in the near future , this committee announced that this agreement includes the release of 706 yemeni prisoners in exchange for 181 prisoners of the saudi coalition , including saudi and sudanese forces, urban people in france for raining in special religious c

whether it's at the white house or in the inner agency community the biden harris and mr. sinead cybersecurity a clear priority. my office has been one small part of the fast-growing cyber community. government of all levels nonprofits academics and the private sector to help right and prosper online. all the energy into broader strategic approach they are tools they match our goals, where we are trying to go with the resources we need to get there. when i say resources i don't mean just money. i also mean our people, our time or expertise in our focus. we need to coordinate our technology, people and processes to make sure cyberspace is safe and accessible for all americans. the president very clearly laid out the vision for america and he sent us on a path of reality. create a more equitable economy overseeing our clean energy transition. rebuilding national infrastructure, strengthening our democracy and making the nation's workforce more competitive. generational investments in the bipartisan infrastructure law reduction act are models for how we do this the right way.

nothing was says, i addressed the issue 5 this morning president war harry put out a statement congratulating mr. bhalla i met to bon saying that he's the best man for the job. so nothing yet, even from the president, in spite of all the things that are being said, so we just have to wait and see, it's probably going to end up in the courts. because as far as we know, the electoral commission is done with the job at this point. he w as close to cora and lagos, thank him. ukrainian president volota mir zalinski has warned that the fight for buck mood is only increasing. russian troops have been trying to capture the eastern city for several months. recently they have stepped up their assault as they tried to encircle it and cut off ukrainian supply lines. the battle for buck mood has seen some of the heaviest fighting in the war. with heavy losses on both sides. they're fighting for every corner of this newly destroyed city. baltimore has become yet another symbol of ukraine's resistance against the invaders. it soldiers have been holding the front line for months, but russian attacks have become

mr. president, why go to a border state and not visit the border? >> harris: more important things to do than go to the border the president said. republican congresswoman from florida kat cammack is with me now in "focus." first of all, did you see the tweet and what was your reaction? >> i did, harris, i would say he is gas lighting but i think he is full of you know what. honestly, does he believe that americans are going to buy the fact that republicans who have been screaming and stomping and going to the border for the last several years are actually looking to cut border patrol agents? if you look at the president's own budget, he is only adding 100 border patrol agents. we need more than 2,000. under this administration, the biden administration, more than 35,000 pounds of fentanyl has been confiscated and estimated that only 5 to 10% of the fentanyl entering our country is getting caught. it is no wonder that 300 people a day are dying under biden's watch. i've said it before and i'll say it again. he is not the commander-in-chief when it comes to bo

harris. ♪ >> are we ready? good evening, everyone. mr. president, first lady dr. hank you for hosting us here at the white house. [applause] and of course, my wife. vice president kamala harris is here. the first woman vice president. [applause] this is a celebration and we are here to celebrate women's history month. to highlight the accomplishment of women all across our nation, and to pay tribute to the trailblazers who pave the way for future generations. and it's also our time to affirm our commitment to advancing rights and opportunities for women and girls not only here in the united states but all around the world. [applause] i have had the honor, as second >> i've had the honor as second general -- as second gentleman, meeting people throughout the world and throughout the nation. throughout my travels i have spoken to men and women who have shared their struggles with me. a mom who returned to work, six days after giving birth. a woman, who was paid less than her male colleagues for doing the exact same job. a woman -- [laughter] the woman's who -- the wo

mr. i like the harry pisa books. how about yourself? tom gates books. to minnie mouse . and tigers to minnie mouse. and what's yours? it's a dragon. dragon really? and he's. that what you've come today ? and why what you've come today? and why have you come as jack sparrow ? have you come as jack sparrow? jack, really ? and you both look jack, really? and you both look fantastic. thank you . well, i'm fantastic. thank you. well, i'm joined by the author and spectator columnist and actually one of my heroes or heroines more strictly lionel shriver . more strictly lionel shriver. thank you so much for coming in. first of all, world book day, do you think it's a helpful way of getting children to dress up when they get into school and take their favourite book in? it's obviously a helpful way to get them to dress up. i don't know whether it's a good way to get them to read books . i am know whether it's a good way to get them to read books. i am. i'm always keen to grow my readership. excellent. yes it can't do any harm. can't do any harm. but more broadly

our favorite and only senior data reporter harry enten is called mr.light on this. why will we lose an hour of sleep next weekend? >> because we've instituted daylight saving time for now since essentially the late '60s. it's been uniform across the united states. you can opt out of that. they do that in northeast arizona. >> you can opt out of it? like individuals can or whole states? >> states. not individuals. you and i have to obey the laws of time in the state of new york. >> what is the purpose of this? >> the whole purpose of it -- here it is. they say, oh, it's for energy. we're going to save energy. it doesn't save any energy. by the way, i noticed before the break you call it daylight savings time. there's no "s." it's saving. i just want to clarify. >> okay. you told me before. >> don't worry about it. i figured we could bring it up. look, we're shifting time. >> sitting here ten minutes. >> i thought it was 15. we're not exactly saving an hour, right? it's just we're going to -- >> i still don't understand why we're doing this. >> because i

doing is against any realm of the rule of law. >> harris: john kirby was asked about the prisoner swap yesterday. >> sadly, it is not a new tactic for mrian officials to detain foreigners and in particular americans. i will leave it at that except to say we're doing everything we can right now to learn more about evan's detention and doing everything we can to try to gain consular access to him. >> harris: senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live at the london bureau following this and we have others inside russia. mr. waylon is one of them. this gives us an opportunity maybe to make more deals. i don't know, i am trying to be optimistic. >> looking at all the possibilities. the latest word that we're getting from president biden is let him go. that's referring to evan gershkovitch as he goes into his third day of captivity with the russians. we learn a little more about his status. the 31-year-old "wall street journal" reporter was arrested wednesday from the fsb intelligence agency on assignment in a city 800 miles from moscow. thures brought to a court and l detention. it is now reported that he is at a prison in mos

defence, however, is that it was an honestly held opinion and no damage to prince harry notes though the question to the judge, mris the harry's lawyer, which is the whether factual allegations relied upon by associated newspapers were capable of supporting opinion. in other words, was daily mail telling the truth when it printed this article? oh, paul , the truth when it printed this article? oh, paul, is he looking for money here? will he get paid out? is this another money earning that that he's going on expedition. he's going on. he is seeking damages . now, at the at seeking damages. now, at the at a previous hearing, the judge said that amounts of money he was looking for , which off the was looking for, which off the top of my head he was around about £600,000. he said that was too he's seeking too much. so he's seeking somewhere the region of 3 to somewhere in the region of 3 to £4000oo in somewhere in the region of 3 to £400000 in damages, as the daily mail is seeking it were to mail is seeking if it were to win it was it seeking a lot more money than that. so he will lose money than that. so he will los

mr netanyahu won't want to lose for long. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. prince harryourt in london, as legal proceedings get under way in a privacy case brought by him and a number of other high—profile figures against a newspaper publisher. the group, which includes sir eltonjohn and doreen lawrence, who also came to court today, are suing associated newspapers, which publishes the daily mail and the mail on sunday. tom symonds reports from the high court. hello, guys, morning. it is only day one of what could be a long, legal battle, no witnesses giving evidence, just procedure, so when prince harry turned up bit seem to send a message, he will be fighting this battle in person. and it wasn'tjust him, eltonjohn wasn't just him, elton john arrived wasn'tjust him, eltonjohn arrived next and headed to the plastic centre court 76 to sit next to his husband, david furnish, and then baroness lawrence, mothered of murdered stephen. along with liz hurley, sadie ross and former mp sir simon hughes, they are accusing the male and mail on sunday of bugging cars and homes, list

mr ma visited a school to discuss technology in education with teachers. prince harryroceedings get under way in a privacy case brought by him, and a number of other high profile figures, against a uk newspaper. the group, which includes sir eltonjohn, is suing associated newspapers. the publisher denies the allegations. tom symonds reports. hi, guys, morning. it's only day one of what could be a long, legal battle. no witnesses giving evidence, just procedure. so when prince harry suddenly turned up, it seemed to send a message — he'll be fighting this battle in person. and it wasn'tjust him, eltonjohn arrived next and headed to the plastic seats of court 76 to sit next to his husband, david furnish, and then baroness lawrence, mother of murdered stephen. along with liz hurley, sadie ross and former mp sir simon hughes, they're accusing the publisher of the mail and mail on sunday of bugging cars and homes, listening to private telephone calls, paying police officials and obtaining medical and financial records, along with phone hacking. as crowds gathered here, insid

mr. justice yesterday warned prince harry and other claimants that they may , quote, claimants that they had flatly rebutted claims that he confessed in quotes to hacking them for associated . so now all them for associated. so now all to play it seems so are now heanng to play it seems so are now hearing more from the various lawyers in terms of it should go to a full hearing. let's talk to former royal correspondent michael cole, who joins once more this afternoon . the show is more this afternoon. the show is back on. absolutely associated newspapers , publishers of the newspapers, publishers of the daily mail and the mail on sunday, very successful company . they asked for these charges to be dismissed. they had , the to be dismissed. they had, the king's counsel, said that they were outraged . agius smears, it were outraged. agius smears, it seem , seems that the judge is seem, seems that the judge is not sympathetic to , dismissing not sympathetic to, dismissing this case. but the other mail plank of their argument is that these are very old charges. there are five instances where

harris administration will be meeting with mr. small church while he's in the united states. and there are also reports that to the leadership at the international monetary fund will not meet with him. other organizations such as a pack and the a d l, anti defamation league, reportedly will not meet with him. and there is a question of how many young people in new york, where he is going to have meetings on tuesday and wednesday, how many people are actually going through god, try to meet with him. gibbon. how controversial the finance minister has are become not just inside israel, but here in the united states as well. rosalind jordan, thank you very much. indeed. nicaragua, as president daniel ortega has ordered the closure of the vatican embassy in managua, and the nicaraguan embassy to the vatican. in rome, the announcement follows comments by pope francis in an interview where he compared the nicaraguan government to dictatorship and the relationship between the catholic church in nicaragua and the government has been severely strained. since the crackdown on anti gover

and then serhiy joins us chepel, managing partner of the l3 harris company in ukraine and also the head of the radio sadkom group company, mr thank you for joining the broadcast . congratulations. secure communication is an absolutely necessary component in order for the mission to be correctly and planned and executed. you are directly related to the supply of secure radio stations of the harris company to ukraine, but here i would like to ask about the fact that we really receive a lot of these radio stations , but i do not always i see harris radio stations on the first line of conflict . directly, well, in the same trench, well, look here, the reasons are two, the first is insufficient quantity, and despite the multi-million, hundreds of millions of supplies of these radio stations, the armed forces still lack them precisely in the front line, on the line of contact, in particular , personal radio stations, these are portable radio stations that have all degrees of protection absolutely living and everything else and another reason that often occurs in the units that have these radio stations in service is , unfortunate

so i am so happy and proud to be married to kamala harris because she does so much great work for our country [ applause ] and our world. >> and mr. emhoff actually got into some of those lunch boxes, some of those experiments, and helped do those experiments with the students today, jess. >> it's really interesting to see him pinch-hitting for his wife. what about with the kids? what other things do they have planned in the future? it seems like such a fun project. >> reporter: it really is, and there's 100 of them who are involved in this project. in those lunch boxes, they were given what's called passports. that would give them free access to the chabot space and science museum, to the uss hornet, a couple of other venues. and get this. the person who gets stamps from all of the venues first will get a lunch date with that astronaut to learn more about her exciting career not only as an astronaut but as a scientist and as a naval aviator. jess. >> that is really cool. thank you very much, thom. >>> let's take you outside. let's give you a look at the golden gate bridge. it is clear tonight, but that is going to change. let's

mr netanyahu won't want to lose for long. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. prince harrybrought by him and a number of other high profile figures. they include sir eltonjohn and doreen lawrence, who were also in court, suing associated newspapers, which publishes the daily mail and the mail on sunday. here's tom symonds. morning. hi, guys. morning. it's only day one of what could be a long legal battle. no witnesses giving evidence, just procedure. so when prince harry suddenly turned up, it seemed to send a message. he'll be fighting this battle in person. and it wasn'tjust him. eltonjohn arrived next, and headed to the plastic seats of court 76 to sit next to his husband, david furnish. and then baroness lawrence, mother of murdered stephen. along with liz hurley, sadie frost and the former mp sir simon hughes, who are accusing the publisher of the mail and mail on sunday of bugging cars and homes, listening to private telephone calls, paying police officials and obtaining medical and financial records, along with phone hacking. as crowds gathered here, inside the court

mr. president. one -- here we go. one, two -- hit the machine! >> harris: jesse waters gave his take on why some democrats cannot wait for a potential arrest of the former president. >> right now democrats are setting up what's going to be the most famous picture in american history, donald trump's mug shot. the most controversial president of all time will be the first president to have a mug shot if democrats have their way. "daily mail" reports trump will be indicted tomorrow and arraigned next week. democrats are already drooling. biden is going to use trump's mug shot in every campaign ad between now and next november. it will be the lead story of every network and cable show. democrats will print t-shirts up and put it on bill boards. it will be the most famous meme of all time. once released, it will be the most viral image ever. >> harris: all right. you heard the first line that i said of this hour. we don't know why the process has been cancelled for today. but, emily, we do know some things were already set into motion. it could be many reasons

we are joined by serhiy chepel, managing partner of the l3 harris company in ukraine, as well as the head of the company radio sadkom group, mrgratulations. thank you for joining the broadcast . congratulations . communication is an extremely necessary component in order for the mission to be correctly planned and executed. you are directly related to the supply of protected radio stations of the harris company to ukraine, but here i would like to ask about what indeed we get a lot of these radios but i don't always see harris radios on the front line , we see motorola listening but very few protected harriss, what is the reason, is it too expensive for a soldier or are there some restrictions that do not allow us to use them directly, well that's it well, the trenches , well, here are the reasons for two, the first is an insufficient number, and despite the multi-million, hundreds of millions of supplies of these radio stations, the armed forces still lack them precisely in the front line on the line collisions, in particular, personal radio stations, these are portable radio stations that have all degrees of protection abso

harry and the safety of the fire station. ms. sohrabian, let's go to the emergency operations control center of our country, mr.aimanzadeh, colleagues are there , please tell me the latest statistics. greetings, mr. hamzeh and dear viewers of the news channel , unfortunately, the statistics have increased in the country and the number of injured has increased, as well as the number of people who suffered burns, but we will have the details of these statistics with dr. yekta parast. hello, dr. khodaqut. please give us the details of the latest statistics in the country. hello, i am at your service , dear companions. unfortunately, as you said, the statistics were increasing until now, 436 of our compatriots. 74 people were seriously injured and were transferred to medical centers to receive additional medical services. also, four of my loved ones are hospitalized in the intensive care unit due to their deteriorating condition. losing their eyes it was an increase, i think i have an exact number of sand, but an exact number is at your service, dr. kashori, unfortunately, the number has increased, and this is desp

mr. bragg. we are asking him for the communications he has had for the federal government and we want an answer by thursday of this week. >> harris: if federal dollars were used by bragg or anyone in his office to go after trump, what happens? >> well, that's a concern for us. we want to know what kind of communications may have taken place between the justice department and -- remember, the justice department didn't bring this case. they weren't going to do it. no one would do it until mr. bragg came along. that is a real concern here. so this is the same district attorney where there is record crime in new york, where he down grades most felonies to misdemeanors. felony cases he brings he loses half of them and now he is going after the former president and a guy who announced for president and who is his star witness? key witness? michael cohen. he has lied and came if front of the oversight committee and lied six times in front of congress. that's their star witness for the case that no one else would bring. if this isn't going after political pontes opponents and using the government to do so, i don't know what it. >> harris

mr. president. first lady dr. biden. thank you so much for hosting all of us here at the white house. of course, my wife. vice president kamala harris is here. the first woman vice president. this is the celebration and we are here to celebrate women's history month, to highlight the accomplishments of women all across our nation. to pay tribute to the trailblazers who paved the way for future generations. it is also our time to reaffirm our commitment to advancing rights and opportunities for women and girls, not only here in the united states, but around the world. i have had the honor, as second gentleman, of traveling all across the country and around the world. meeting with people right in their communities. throughout my travels, i have spoken to women who have shared their stories with me. as a mom who had to return to work just six days after giving birth. the woman who is paid less than her male colleague for doing the exact same job. i know it's not good. a woman who's water broke prematurely and was denied due care due to a state's abortion ban. and it was not until she developed sepsis, an infection that almost killed he

mr. president, what are you trying to hide? we will continue to investigate and get to the bottom of it. >> harris: look, you flipped the script.t's what congressman maxine waters cares most about. what do you do when you get a republican regime back in the white house and majorities across the hill like what happened when obama went in. what do you do when the script gets flipped. >> we will let the evidence speak for it evil. we are looking at that. if there needs to be ethical adjustments to the rules around family members for the president's family, vice president's family, we need to do that. you cannot have a situation where the business dealings around influence peddling are influencing the decision making of the chief executive or the chief executive's number two. it doesn't work. we have to get it fixed. the president and vice president have to be focused on the job the american people need done not the influence peddling that has gone on with the family. >> harris: that's where people are concerned now particularly with china. if there were deals done with a chinese energy company, look where we are in a capitulateed

harry dunn. compounded by coercive citizens the last two decades the american policy has been rather like international commercial correcting this will the prime minister look at this? >> mr. speaker, i think my right honorable friend for his question. also it's that national interest for this relationship and under the treaty we have with the u.s. we secure and i am happy to meet with him to discuss this issue further. the uk the u.s. has refused a one. >> thank you, mr. speaker. it's the highest of pure quality. but also on that flight of the ability for natural gas, you are dependent on unregulated fuel such as heating oil. it was dependent upon costly all electric systems. will they invest by ensuring all fuels are regulated? also by ensuring all electric are able to get the fuel payments. >> mr. speaker someone who represents a real consistent with many i appreciate the concern the honorable gentleman. that's in the government mind as it designs and implemented support for people at the energy bill. based on your electricity meters and put in place the alternative fuel with the payment of 200 pounds. it would make sure we get to everyone who needs it. >> mr. speaker,

mr. secretary, i want to bring you the news this morning of the administration many africa. kamala harris ghana, and she is expected to try to woo the leadership throughout countries in africa away from china. your thoughts on china's power grab in africa and what the u.s. needs to do about it, if anything. >> maria, there is no doubt xi jinping is trying to control the whole world, and that includes nations in africa doing it two ways. one, buying up the rare earth minerals that this administration desperately wants for its climate change program and, second, buying up political leaders, bribing folks at every level inside of those governments in an attempt, again, to surround the united states of america, to the make life difficult for our kids and grandkids here at home. so it seems a long ways when you talk about african countries, but make no mistake about it, it is part of a strategic effort on behalf of xi jinping to control the economic levers of the world. and we talked about earlier the dollar, this is just another example of trade relationships being used in a way that is true

mrs. she or not. so it's really better. and for and brazilian football. stern name are we'll be out for the rest of the season. for his club, harris sent german. he'll undergo surgery to repair an ankle injury. the procedure will keep the 31 year old out of action for several months. the club se name are, has suffered instances of instability recently and has missed the last 2 games with us. now, after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day hope to see you there with with oh, a everybody knows fuels made from petroleum was large amounts of c, o, 2 of synthetic combustibles, known as the field, tentative with scientists are researching that production. how exactly does it work? and do e fuels have a west energy balance? red 60 minutes on d w. oh. i see this visual hotspots in germany a. d w travel extremely word. jenny has had 11 a single woman, the gender gap in space exploration. germany's 1st female astronaut has been waiting for years to get her turn. the private initiative is pushing to make it happen. the mission is to send the 1st female javin to face destined for space starts more jake on d w. the only way

mr. jonathan dawley, the president and chief executive officer of kion north america. and finally, our secretary of commerce, harry lightsey, and his remarkable team which worked around the clock to produce these successes, are here tonight. ladies and gentlemen, thank you all for making 2022 a record-breaking year in south carolina. and this year, letÂs do it again. last year presented numerous challenges for the people of south carolina, including those resulting from the misguided and unconstitutional policies of the biden administration, such as dramatic inflation and sharp interest rate hikes. left unchecked, run-away federal spending has created the specter of a recession on the horizon. yet i remain confident about the future of our state because i have faith in our people and in those they elected to represent them in the general assembly. and i am excited to renew our successful partnership - one based on working together through collaboration, communication, and cooperation. today, we are presented with an opportunity to take bold, transformative actions that will build prosperity for generations to come

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harry truman. it's hard to think of any who has been more intensely tested than the vice president. we're to hear from. in fact, i met mr. pence only back when he was a congressman. i doubt he'd remember it. the encounter was on the sidewalk in front of the harvard club of new york. i'm not accusing just to be clear, not accusing mr. pence of having been in the harvard club. this was on the sidewalk he was with a mutual friend, as i recall it, steve forbes, which might be why when we were introduced briefly, i leaned over and said to mr. pence, did i hear? you're for the gold standard. i'm reluctant to repeat what? mr. pence replied because i hadn't informed him that i was with the newspaper. but it was substantive. several sentences, and i don't think it's a violation of ground rules to disclose that. when i got home that evening, i said to amity, i shook hands today with mike pence. he strikes me as a man to watch and he went on to be governor of indiana, of course, and history calling. one day when mr. pence was vice president, he showed up without a fanfare. plymouth notch, vermont, to see where 100 years ago, almos

mrs. i a damning report by an independent member of parliament in the u. k. is found london's metropolitan police force institutionally racist faxes and homophobic luis. casey is called for comprehensive reform. harry force that explains this report was born of a crime that shocked him. second, an equal measure. in march 2021, sir. everard was abducted tortured, raped, and killed by a serving officer in the metropolitan police. wayne cousins was jailed for life. that case prompted another woman to come forward accusing. another officer, david carrick was convicted of more than 20 rapes of 12 victims spanning 17 years. and that failure in his duty to bet offices and protect women and children central louise casey's findings. rather than see one person or a bad apple or a roman, what you should do in a situation like this is look whether your entire system is copper bottomed, to reach out the predators and not allow them in, in the 1st place. in her report, she also finds that police protection for children and women is failing, saying an overworked, inexperienced workforce police's child protection rate and serious sexual offences . officers have to contend with overstuffed, dilapidated, or broken b