and so after i was released from the women's prison in new haven, outside of new haven, connecticut,and began working to start the oakland community school. so, it was worth it. that school was worth me staying, is what i'm saying. because i got to work directly with young people who i knew would make a difference. you just said to me in that incident in new haven, connecticut, that you were not listened to. and the implication was there were some men in that particular branch of the party who were not interested in listening to your voice. there are others who've written, women who have written that generally in the black panther party there was chauvinism, there was misogyny. and from people like eldridge cleaver, there was an expectation that black panther women would serve their men, even sexually, that it was part of the deal. well, yeah. well, i think that, you know, we have to look at the world from which, the world in which we were all socialised. what do you mean? how would we walk into the black panther party and drop everything? because that day we've decided to serve peop

changes of food here in new haven three d. farming is at the heart of old. i'm only gonna tell a story and a hopeful story about the future friday no it's all bad news about climate change in foods again security stuff like that but i think out here we can say. their oceans are blank slate this is our chance to really build something new. and builds up to the bottom of it is just a normal restorative and doesn't make allhe mistakes of industrial agriculture and dust industrial ackles. it's estimated that each week we lose an area the size of manhattan as a result of intensive over farming. nearly o third of the planes land is sevely degrade. and agriculture is largely to blame. if we don't act fast the u. n. projects the world is only sixty years of hafiz. but there are limits of how. seemingly barren landscas can heighten underound forest of living tree stumps roots and seeds. in africa a technique called farmer managed natural regeneration. is not sharing this hidden vegetation to bring fertility back to damaged land. developed in the shed and now used by

professor matthew schimdt is from the university of new haven. collision was deliberate. absolutely. the pentagon is engaging in diplomatic speech here but it is clear if you are flying in front of the drone, slowing down to match speed and dumping fuel on it, this is a deliberate attempt to bring down a drone, absolutely. the russian ambassador has now been called in by the us as my colleague was just reporting. much of an escalation is this episode? much of an escalation is this e - isode? much of an escalation is this episode?— much of an escalation is this eisode? ., ., ., ., . episode? the pentagon announced with this that — episode? the pentagon announced with this that this _ episode? the pentagon announced with this that this is _ episode? the pentagon announced with this that this is not _ episode? the pentagon announced with this that this is not the - with this that this is not the first time they have had these kinds of incident with an asset that there seems to be the worst, the first time they have really attempted, the russians hav

of harm given that the search areas of a extensive area around 90 square miles from the port of new havenll the way to brighton. there is a considerable area to search and fairly cold temperatures as well. the temperatures plummeted overnight and there of france this morning thatis and there of france this morning that is where the concerns of been so crave for the baby. he charges joining us, police and sussex say tonight that they do have a significant development in this case and we are expecting in the next few minutes to hear from the med and we are expecting in the next few minutes to hearfrom the med police and sussex police were expected of those microphones and the media waiting for the announcement that they are going to bring us. we would take your life of the scammers as soon as we get someone in front of microphones up in the meantime, let's crossover the sport stink at some of the sports news. —— sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday i'm laura mcghie. the disciplinary hearing following azeem rafiq's allegations of racism in yorkshire county cricket club has begun in lon

they are also calling on the public — they say the couple was spotted in new haven, also in brighton,suspicious, and to give them a call. but like i said here, ben, we are starting to lose the light again. we are going into the third night of this investigation, and a third night that this baby has been without his parents.- night that this baby has been without his parents. thank you very much. a legal bid to protect tenants from so—called "ghost landlords" has failed, in a move that could have significant implications for people looking to claim their rent back if they live in bad conditions. with me is our reporter jim connolly, who has been following the story. so what did the supreme court rule? unanimously, all five judges ruled that unanimously, all fivejudges ruled that someone's landlord is the person they signed their contact with —— contract with, can't be the person at the top of the chain, so the owner of the property. this has significant implications for people trying to claim back their rent, because honestly it now means we know who that person is. so because honestly

flint and deep pockets and so forth and so at this point, the the leap sort of survived only in new haven, which was the only city that had both level of concentrated poverty, but then also this deeper social network through yale university and the larger connective tissue that yale created. so i really watched what happens as this incredible organization gets kind of cut away from these children across these. i keep mentioning how segregated they are, but it's so important to the history of where this poverty came and the responsibility that connecticut had to this intensely concentrated poverty. so why shouldn't and made me very sensitive to talk spaces, very sensitive to local poverty and just the way that these federal these decisions that have a ripple our our larger government. and i think, you know, there's a larger academic story. i've always worked on very weak governments. i've always on rural places with, incredibly thin of basic services, whether it's access to water or access to sewage disposal or police or whatever. and and during the great recession, we this giant wave of b

we don't know why they're going back to new haven. there be a reason for that.se is very difficult . i mean, they can very difficult. i mean, they can all they can do with a 90 square mile search area , which is mile search area, which is obviously the square around haven, up to the downs and to brighton , a massive area. all brighton, a massive area. all they can do is get that into specific words and each search each could in turn and that takes hundreds, if not thousands of people. yeah. yeah. and hours and hours. i think some of these police 14 hour shifts, they're been on searching the area and quite conditions. but martin thank you indeed for your assessment of what we've heard there that news conference . there that news conference. let's bring in our home security , mark white, who's been done brighton following this search. mark, just to pick up there on what martin saying. i mean, the area is pretty large. and of course, we've got some very heavy vegetation there on the top of the downs , gorse and so. top of the downs, gorse and so. on i think we've j

the sexual acts encompassed by the new haven law had to characteristics each was non procreative this of gets what you were talking about elena tending to the destruction of the race mankind and again this matters these are people saying no want you to have big families lots of people we got to get this is this is a going concern. this affects the the whole community. so so the new code viewed sodomy is a range of acts frustrated reproduction not simply an unclean between members of the same sex. okay. so let's talk about nicholas ascension and what do you know about this guy? so this is the trial from 1677. what do we know about nicholas nicholas? yeah. mm hmm. yeah. status and like power. he was a high ranking person, so. yeah, he had his status. his power? is he married a woman? yes. all right. he has high standing in the in the community. what do we know about his sexual activities then? they were well known. one of the things that i have written down in my notes is that he had complaints against him over the course of 30 years, 30 years, 30 years. this guy has been has been. and

the sexual acts encompassed by the new haven law had to characteristics each was non procreative this of gets what you were talking about elena tending to the destruction of the race mankind and again this matters these are people saying no want you to have big families lots of people we got to get this is this is a going concern. this affects the the whole community. so so the new code viewed sodomy is a range of acts frustrated reproduction not simply an unclean between members of the same sex. okay. so let's talk about nicholas ascension and what do you know about this guy? so this is the trial from 1677. what do we know about nicholas nicholas? yeah. mm hmm. yeah. status and like power. he was a high ranking person, so. yeah, he had his status. his power? is he married a woman? yes. all right. he has high standing in the in the community. what do we know about his sexual activities then? they were well known. one of the things that i have written down in my notes is that he had complaints against him over the course of 30 years, 30 years, 30 years. this guy has been has been. and

have to spot issues, and you have to learn how to be smug when you say, "oh, i went to school in new haven is, this thing is learning fast. once this thing figures out how to get drunk and grope someone, it will be qualified for the supreme court. and the other big update is with this new version is that this can analyze photos. like a photo of what is in your fridge. i don't want that! "you have too many candy bars, alerting michelle obama." the big picture here is that ai is going to do so many things so well that at some point, it's going to put a huge amount of people out of work. so what do we do? i have two ideas. one: implement universal basic income. [cheers and applause] there you go. or two -- and hear me out here, we let the machines eat all the surplus people. no? okay, yeah, less popular, i can tell. enough about machines killing people. let's move on to people killing people. got really dark, i know. it's been a year since russia illegally invaded ukraine. and now there's an international effort to hold russia accountable in court for war crimes. but you'll never guess who's

are winning altogether with a free world and will be able to, to show all the country as a new, new haven for investment. busy for, for rebuilding, for hope after we will win in this war. how do you think the war ends with our victory? we need that in order to survive. thank you so much. ivana clim pushes inside, so thank you for joining us on conflict. so thank you, sir. ah ah ah, with time seems to stand still in young the victor's enemies and victims were your 2 present with as is the hope that today will make russia great. again, what's lacking our prospects in a chance to live in their lives? coming up on dw, check in with us again in the city that you can visit over and over a get busy tourist a. nicole, which is shown by real insights with how life is lived in prague, checking in 90 minutes on d. w. ah. guardians of truth, my name is jonathan guy. and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey. taking on the powers that be they risk everything john dunbar, asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile with too much on my shoulders. b

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that we are winning altogether with a free world and will be able to, to show the country as a new, new haven for investment. busy for our, for, for rebuilding, for hope after we will win in this war. how do you think the war ends with our victory? we need that in order to survive. thank you so much. ivana clim pushes and sad, sir. thank you for joining us on conflicts. thank you, sir. with a russian test love. the war of aggression on ukraine is the only war being waged by vladimir for the past 12 years, he has also been supporting bashar assad in the civil war against 2 people. this report gets to the bottom of russia's military operation in syria. in 15 on d, w. eco, india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with people and the environment when there are doers who look at the bigger picture? india, a country that faces many challenges and whose people are striving to create a sustainable future deliver projects from europe and india, india. 90 minutes on d. w. o. o, this is to who did you do the food? i played kitchen i tested. she survived auschwitz, thanks to music, and he was t

joined now by matthew schmidt, director of the international affairs programme at the university of new havent and former professor of strategic planning at the us army command. thank you so much for coming the programme. wejust heard of the situation they're in bakhmut what is your assessment of what is going on? my your assessment of what is going on? my assessment is that we have two keepin my assessment is that we have two keep in mind that, like your correspondent said, this would be the first to victory in six months. if you look at everything else that was said in that segment, what you find is that this is not yet victory, but possible victory, is a huge his symbolic success for russia, but not necessarily a critical military success. that is really the key take away here. what really the key take away here. what we learn from _ really the key take away here. what we learn from tactics _ really the key take away here. what we learn from tactics being used by russia? . , . we learn from tactics being used by russia? ., , ., . russia? that is an excellent question- — russia? that is an

and we'll be able to, to show the country as a new new haven for investment for. busy for, for rebuilding, for hope after we will win in this more. how do you think the war ends with our victory? we need that in order to survive. thank you so much. ivana clim pushes inside, so thank you for joining us on conflict. so thank you, sir. ah ah ah, with who to the point. strong opinions, clear position international perspective. as russian missiles and drones blasted ukraine chinese president, she king concluded what he called a journey of friendship and peace to moscow. could this friendship make china the winner as the ukraine war drags on, find out on to the boys? to the point in 30 minutes on d, w rica, fracking is making a comeback in the us. extracting boil and gas from deep layers of rock heaps, energy prices low worldwide, but releases harmful methane in the process. disastrous for the environment and the climate, but good for the wallet. fracking opponents, i don't have any global 3090 minutes on d. w. o, how many push it out in the climate change? if any, off

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by asking people in new haven, brighton and the areas in between to remain vigilant.ould have come to some harm. they are hopeful but it's freezing, temperatures are cold despite the sunny weather. hope is fading. thahk sunny weather. hope is fading. thank ou. officials in greece say at least 36 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a train crash. a cargo train collided with a passenger train near the city of larissa in the thessaly region. conditions for the rescuers are described as very difficult. the army has been mobilised to help and dozens of fire and ambulance staff are at the scene. stephanie prentice reports. it's been described by local authorities as a powerful collision and a terrible scene. while passengers said the crash felt like being in an earthquake. translation: we heard a big bang. it was ten nightmareish seconds. we were turning over in the wagon till we fell on our sides and until the commotion stopped. and there was panic, cables everywhere, fire, the fire was immediate. as we were turning over we were being burned. the fire was ri

he joins us from new haven. thank you very much for being on al jazeera a festival. do you think that garcia will stim, the, the global crisis of confidence that we've seen in the banking sector over the last week or so? i think it's a move in the right direction. this is the best alternative that was on the table to take a strong institution and u b. s. and put it behind credit suisse balance sheet. i, again, i'm in this, this is very different from 2008 where, you know, we sort of have the same problem plaguing banks across the globe. credit suisse is a, is sort of a unique institution with lots of idiosyncratic problems of the last few years and has got, has been doing a restructuring last few months that has sort of been rocky. none of that is true of u. b. s. and the issues in the u. s. are, are distinct as well. so moving this institution a, you know, behind you be as the shield is, is definitely the right play. and what's the reaction in the us, spain it's max out of people are waiting for marcus to open, so you know, some bon holders are going to lose some mo

um sometimes that's not, um, that's not a benefit for politician, university of new haven political scientisttricia kraus says the path forward for mayhem could present a political challenge. if measurable success isn't reached with this kind of transparency when you fail, it's a very public fail. and that can be used by opponents. the mayor says greater transparency is worth the political risk as he tries to move the metrics with all eyes watching. this is a starting place. we're just making sure that we're regularly reporting out on our progress. the question is, where is it going? and how quickly and will it really make a dent at san jose city hall, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news? alrighty talking about rain again has had a lot of it this year. we're going to see a lot more as we go through the next few weeks and tomorrow morning, we'll see a little bit more. it's going to be on that morning communities dry out there now, but i got some sprinkles up in santa rosa yukiya called core system that's brought us the last bit of weather we've had the last week or so is going to move off. and then

his professor finance and management at yale university joins us from new haven in the u. s. good to happy with this emergency funding. we assurances, but will this be enough to settle the markets investors and general populations? well, i would say this is certainly what they have to do. it's one step that they absolutely need to take. and in the short term, i think it will be effective at calming scenes down, but ultimately you really have to check the capital levels of the banks and globally, i'm sure the capital levels of the banks are far down. so that's going to need to be checked and repaired, if necessary, to prevent a full blown crisis that we've seen central banks raising interest rates to cool inflation, but isn't not part of the problem. well, it's part of the, it's certainly contributing to the problem when interest rates go up, the long term assets on bank balance sheets fall by the end of 2020 to the f b. i see in the united states and estimated $620000000000.00 had come off the secure value of the verizon balance sheets. it's a known side effect. it's a bad si

professor matthew schimdt is from the university of new haven. he told me that he's convinced that the collision was deliberate. absolutely. the pentagon is engaging in diplomatic speech here but it is clear that you if you're flying in front of the drone, slowing down the speed and dumping fuel on it, this is a deliberate attempt to bring down the drone, absolutely.— bring down the drone, absolutely. the russian ambassador _ absolutely. the russian ambassador has - absolutely. the russian ambassador has been i absolutely. the russian - ambassador has been called in by the us as my colleague was just for pointing there, how much of an escalation is this episode —— reporting? this much of an escalation is this episode -- reporting? this is not the first _ episode -- reporting? this is not the first time _ episode -- reporting? this is not the first time that - episode -- reporting? this is not the first time that they i not the first time that they had these kinds of incidents but this seems to be the worst. the first time they really attempted to

then there were more taxi journeys including a final one to the port of new haven. amount of cash to the off grid and evade detection until monday night. injanuary the father of constance marten made this appeal to his daughter. darling constance, even though we remain estranged at the moment, i stand we remain estranged at the moment, istand by we remain estranged at the moment, i stand by as i have always done and as the family has always done, to do whatever is necessary for your safe return to us.— is necessary for your safe return to us. ~ ~ , return to us. while detectives ho -e the return to us. while detectives hepe the baby _ return to us. while detectives hope the baby is _ return to us. while detectives hope the baby is alive, - return to us. while detectives. hope the baby is alive, perhaps being looked after by someone else, they are becoming increasing the consent, constance marten�*s mother says while he is relieved she has been found he is worried about his missing grandchild they hope to finally meet. but after another night of freezing weather that

if it enters long island and oxon in new haven, that is an important -- and adults in new haven, thatnd adults inw haven, that is an important. i saw two jets fly over north madison in october and it was the first time i saw two fly low level over my sound. i was wondering what they were doing and i heard there are two russian bombers off of the close of nova scotia. they look like they were f-22's or f-18's. they not battery-powered. we need oil and we need to stop -- our national security is a threat and i hear people talking about the crime wave and we get warnings when we pull in the terminals. people look after this, after that. no suspicious people around your truck. let's face it, i drive a running bumper living. with all of the crime, where is our security? where is the security at the terminals? how to have two fbi background checks to drive my truck. where is government security? when you got people homeless, standing outside terminals with sex -- sacks and we have watch out for a knapsack at the entrance gate. what are we supposed to do? what about harris decides to act lik

there were more taxi journeys, involving a final one to new haven were a taxi driver reported the soundly —— constance marten. she was at drama school in 2016 where she first met mark gordon. he was deported to britain from the us in 2010 after spending 20 years in prison for a rape he committed age 14. prison for a rape he committed age 1a. meanwhile, police are increasingly concerned for the infant's increasingly concerned for the infa nt�*s welfare after many increasingly concerned for the infant's welfare after many days in the cold. let's talk to our reporter in brighton. we are expecting some statement but we've been expecting it for over an hour, and it has kept changing. what do we know about what is happening this morning? yes. changing. what do we know about what is happening this morning?— is happening this morning? yes, that ress is happening this morning? yes, that press conference _ is happening this morning? yes, that press conference is _ is happening this morning? yes, that press conference is due _ is happening this morning? yes, that press conference is due to _ is ha

if it enters long island and oxon in new haven, that is an important -- and adults in new haven, that and adults inw haven, that is an important. i saw two jets fly over north madison in october and it was the first time i saw two fly low level over my sound. i was wondering what they were doing and i heard there are two russian bombers off of the close of nova scotia. they look like they were f-22's or f-18's. they not battery-powered. we need oil and we need to stop -- our national security is a threat and i hear people talking about the crime wave and we get warnings when we pull in the terminals. people look after this, after that. no suspicious people around your truck. let's face it, i drive a running bumper living. with all of the crime, where is our security? where is the security at the terminals? how to have two fbi background checks to drive my truck. where is government security? when you got people homeless, standing outside terminals with sex -- sacks and we have watch out for a knapsack at the entrance gate. what are we supposed to do? what about harris decides to act l

we can now speak to professor matthew schmidt from the university of new haven in connecticut.e's an expert in strategic analysis on politics and the military, and has recently returned from travelling throughout ukraine. great to get you on the programme and in the first instance, what do you think of what happened to date? deliberate or an accident? absolutely. the pentagon is engaging in diplomatic speak here but if you're flying in from the drone, slowing down the speed and dumping fuel on it, that this is a deliberate attempt to bring down the drone, absolutely. the deliberate attempt to bring down the drone, absolutely.— drone, absolutely. the russian ambassador— drone, absolutely. the russian ambassador gary _ drone, absolutely. the russian ambassador gary o'donoghuel drone, absolutely. the russian i ambassador gary o'donoghue was ambassador gary 0'donoghue was reporting there and how much of an escalation is this episode? the penta . on escalation is this episode? tue: pentagon announced escalation is this episode? tte: pentagon announced that this is not the first time

new haven on the 8th of january. new haven on the south coast. and police believe that the baby was with them at the time and was still alive while the couple were detained on monday evening. it's after a member of the public recognised them from the major appeals and they called the police and officers were on the scene within minutes . and since scene within minutes. and since monday evening there has been a painstakingly large search operation in place for this child . it's covered 90 square child. it's covered 90 square miles and it's involved hundreds of police officers from surrey police, sussex police and the metropolitan police as well , metropolitan police as well, which have used thermal cameras, sniffer dogs, helicopters , sniffer dogs, helicopters, anything that is available to them. and much of this search has been taking place under the cover of darkness and in freezing temperatures as well. but very sad news that the remain of an infant have been found close to where constance marten and mark gordon were arrested on monday night. a

forced labor and we're going to help make the difference and i was first invited, speaker pelosi to new haven, to a gathering we had about paid leave and one of us can never forget there was a long time named eva, a bus driver and spoke about her life and she drove that bus and she would see women at the bus stop with their children and oftentimes with tears in their eyes was a child that was not well, sick, but had to put them on the bus and that story stuck with me all of these years and so typical of the millions of 500 million stories that are out there today and get to this and i think about you, judy. i think about donna. these are al marks of your life and the milestone to make it commended and i think about senator dobbs introducing the bill in 1984 and my experience goes with senator dobs in the senate race in 1986 and diagnosed with ovarian cancer he said go get well. johns here, salary's here -- jobs here, salary's here and the campaign manager will be take ago leave from the campaign from the senate office and he said my campaign doesn't start until you come back. doesn't start un

at the moment, the market is looking or a new haven the dollar has been the ultimate haven for rates and stability. where you take that money? >> where we go with the euro #i've got calls at 110, 114. maybe that's the short-term haven, but the dollar is the smile issue as well. you run to the dollar in times of pain because you get a dollar shortage did you get a squeeze on that. it fixes that. that is not a silly work anymore. it is a level playing field. more of a level playing field on divergence in terms of rates. deck takes us to the euro. >> that is the main input into the market. the contrary trade to anything risky. we have seen a correlation across the market increasing with the dollar. that is starting to fade because yesterday, what we saw was the most significant moment for me. we reassess this and powell is not just sounding dovish, but he sounding irish. at that point, the equity market is starting to come back with the dollar is still down on the day. it didn't act as a haven, because if you look at the dollar rate, that makes sense. where the trading today? >> are we

i stayed at the connecticut mental health center and new haven connecticut. that was career changing for me to be able to do my internship there and my training. people typically stay where they are trained. that is a nice opportunity to enhance and continue to expand the workforce. i'm going to stop there. again, a pleasure to be here. thank you so much for the invitation. really looking forward to our questions and the session. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your remarks this afternoon and your leadership alongside your colleagues at samsa to provide the necessary resources for us to do our work on the local level. we will now open up the floor for questions from the audience. if you have a question, please approach one of the standing mics in the room to be recognized. as we wait for people to come to the microphone, i'm going to kick off things with a question for you. we know the launch of the 988 suicide lifeline was only the beginning. and that we must continue to build the infrastructure to support care continuum that is both efficient and app

is matthew schmidt, a professor of national security and political science at the university of new havensor of national security also at the university of new have. appreciate you being with us. so of course, the biggest question ahead of president xi jinping's visit monday for talks with president putin is whether beijing will offer weapons to washington for its war on ukraine. how likely is it that xi will decide to do this, and how should the west and its allies respond to such a move? professor schmidt, i'll start with you. >> i think that xi's power is in not answering that question. he published today an article which was all about him offering a peace plan. and it's very hard to be a credible peacemaker while you're offering weapons. so i think he's very much going to avoid playing his hand right now, because his real power is in not letting anybody know what he's going to do yet. that's where he has leverage. >> professor stouffer, do you agree with that? >> i have no problem with that. i have a different take on it. i think xi is much too sophisticated to go all-out and start of